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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-17

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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-17
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chamber. 2lu6 ibm purpe aeSanft.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-21

Tux WEArHEH on Tuesday took very "a
vorable change, and is now rehcshingly cool
and braclng. Knees. and back bones Of late had
became 50 supple aud plant, that compromise
nationality on The principle Of the lower law
doctrine if pushed with any degree Of earnest
ness might perhaps, have taken the advantage
Of us, but Since the change, The bracing process
has been going on SO vigorously as to place rs
beyond danger on that score.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-21

BuRGLARs ABouT.--On Friday evening last
the house occupied by Edward Hoare. on State
street, was broken into by couple of hangers
on to Yankee Robinson's Circus, and clothing,
&c, taken valued at fifty dollars. The burg
lars we're pursued to Ashtabala. where one was
arrested aud in whose possession was found
some Of the stoleo property. The other made
his escape. The young man arrested is pro-
fessional thief and gambler and for this bur-
glary was committed to jail at JefIersoD-.Iae aep.
The two young gepllcmen to whom tho Re
porter alludes, together with a lady in male at
tire, formed comRany--a sort Of Legitimate
excressence, perhaps--of such travelling exhibi-
tons as that which stopped with US on Saturday
and Sundsy last While the trio kept up an
cstenslbe side show arrangement their real bu-
siness seems to have been, thimblergging ia its
different phases theft burglary Iewdness, and
such other concomtants, as debasement and
villany might 6nd afinties for The discovery
ofthe sex Of the disguised aember of the gang,
wss made by officer KESpAIL, while searching
Tor plpader ip shat region where the maIaosiisv.
oqs is 50 readily distugashable (sop other class.
es Of animals.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-21

The fame Of this unexampled establishment has OF
penetrated 70 It's section of the United States long since
Artists and Star Animals bodily before this community that
they may be assured that all which has been said Of their al
most incredible feats is Really True TRAINED ElEPHAETs
Among which the unparalleled Performing Elephants
Pic0ria & Albert prominent in the entertainments. A.
mong their performances the foowing they AseeRd
Inclined Pans 80 feet long and but inches wide and Of
the at the summit ten feet from the ground Bataaees H-
self his Head They evince their superior training aud
sagacy also we'll the Musical susceptibility Of their
makable species by ksePHg perfect time eth Music, when
aastics Posturing Play the Hand Organ! Nothing
like these original exploits has ever before been taught to ami
originally Wild That animals ponde and gem
orally considered clumsy should enact such deeds hitherto
regarded physically impossible to them may well excite in,
creduaiiiy But these statements facts Mr. kehsrd
Sands the we'll known senior proprietor outbd all copet-
tors at the Great sale In Paris where they were performing at
the Fort St Denis They cost him enormous bat the
expensive venture was warranted
THE cALloPE, OR MAMMOTH STEAM MEMNONE0N,
y another great wender Of this Show. II Is the most power
i capable Of playing any musical eompoon either Opera
tic or otherwise 1t Is supplied with sean By an Engine
those Of the Piano The voice Of th MUSICAL MARVEL may
be distinctly heard from ten to twelve miles Il has created
Modsrn MSsies Inventions Two Gorgeous ana ~
Chariots contain the Memuonean and steam Engiue.
TWELVE SHETLAND PONIES,
OF distinguished beauty and perfect training accompany the
SHOW Their performances have never been equaed They
were imported by Mr. r. Sands and has an equal fame In
Europe and America.
THE CIRCUS CORPS!
Includes the following Inmitabe Artists whose achievements
embrace tbs appended to their j. j. NATHAs
samson AZ fhistia ansuFpassaole scene q Two AoHs
MLLE. ELoD LoYALE The graceful beautiful aud youthful
Star, fom Parts 0he only Really French Eques.lenne who
The stado Of RAphaeiby The German AerObats wILLiAn
JoaS and cnARLtN coNRAp ~ the course Of the acts will
bo seen TIE PERFORMING ZEBRA, the only Cobra eyes
DosAlpsos DrSson. Fsolleks Of Psotsas y Master
JEssR SANDS, Of Dramatic Iiorsemanshp, Ia whea
he euac sasoiu characters 10 chengig costume. Master
lLe N1{aAss ssrsst fidns sna soalsy acts on Iso
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-21

DAnY AT EmE.-WhTE & Co., onr
worthy friend of the C'onstitHtioa-havc
put forth the Erie Daily Bulletin, sheet
of very fair dimensions, AMI what Is still
better, with good deal Of brother WHTE's
snap in it, We are not sufficiently ac.
quainted with the city of Erie, to Judge
of its capacity for sustaining such an en-
terprise, but if its elements in this line
are equal to our Wishes aud brother
WnfrE's deserts, success is certain. That's
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-21

rs- The Star Of Egypt, published at Bell
vile ILL.,, says that all the Democratic papers
OF that State have taken up Judge Breesc as
their candidate Tor the U. S. Senate II this
be true, Douglas has no chance.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-21

1D- De. WAnswoRrH, Eclectic Physician
and Surgeon, will be at the Asbtabula House
on Tuesday, Sept. eth.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-21

We direct attention to the advertisement
Of Dr. MCUNE, in another column.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-21

ess- On. JAcysoS, Indian Botanic Physician,
will be nc the Ashiabula House, Friday, Aug.
26lh, for consultation upon all chronic and
long standing disease. See advertisement.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-21

as- Remember that Dr. TUBBs, will be at
the Ashtabula House, on Thursday August
2Gth. lie speaks for himself in another column.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-21

sUPERrSrnNbESr SrAGER Informs US that the
cable is in readiness for running across the
Mississippi at St. Louis, and the Ohio at Gin
cnnati and Louisville, which work will be per-
formed without delay.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-21

The telegraph tells us that it is stated on
reliable authority, that the robbers of the
ITatters' Bank, at Bethel, CT, are known,
and that the affair is being arranged in a
manner satisfactory to both parties. The
robbers are said to he professional burg
lars. This sounds little strange, arrang-
ing to the satisfaction of all parties Pro-
fessional burglars Probably all right, but
a little ineSpiieahle
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-21
MARRIED..
DIED.

In conncsn, August 18th, Mr. SIMON. BROWN. in the
10th year Of his age.
Tn Kinesve August 7th of Group, JULIUS of a. ~
Kent, aged years.
Tn Boomshureh Ind July 5ll, Mrs SALLY DAVIS
daughter Of Daniel Baldwin Of Conneau aged 81 years
of heart disease In Madison, August 3D. DAVID BAILEY,
aged IA
In lIarisove July 18th Of consumption, MARTHA wife
Of William Decker and daughter of Jonathan Hgley aged 30
years.
In asgovp. August 1s of consumption, JANE, wife OF
Jonathan Higley, Jr., aged 81 years.
In Windsor August LIST, Of consumption, OLIVE HGLEY
aged 25 yerrs
In Rome. August sth Of Diaehas, MARTHA wife ofTch
ard Banner, aged 80 years.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-21
scRoFuI.A CURED.

FREaoSr, Sandusky Co., o. May, 1853.
DR Tnns-DedT SS: Hoping TO sEsist you in the COED
work doing and at the time to cheer ad ben
ht despondng nvsiid give the facts Of my Ns In
1852 she st noticed swelling the side # her neck We
promptly resorted Treatment but its gro~was
ted Other tried rpeatly and anros
ngy but without avail as the size increased until March Is
S. when II projected beyond the face constituting eormty
Having given the best pysieans IN the Ceuny nearly three
years trial. and all This time becoming she entirely
discouraged and only by the persaasons OF friends
that she called yeu this time. After taking your
dies three four months, change noticeable, which
until the entirely removed aud her gem
eral health fully restored For two past her health has
been excellent and not symptom Of Scrtfua manifested it,
self Yours, with much respect HENRY E. StfIVELY.
AN0THER-Aiss Martha Eaton, (now Mrs. Brightly OF
New sswicy Beaver Co, Pase very similar 70 tbs above
cured several years ago. Has since married but
trace Of the disease ~ dpcoyerabie upon herself cd
Hnl hne
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-21
August Appointments.
nR. II. TUBBS will be in attendanc

Ashtabula Ashtabula House "Wednesday Aug e5
Conneaut fremont HOUSE, TUESDAY afternoon Z "a
Painesvile, American House. Thursday &c
For consultation upon all diseases u t Throat Lungs
Heart, Liver, stomach B0wels Kidneys and Splern also
Dol, Gravel RIleumaSn Nervousness, Debility Dspepsin,
dseascs Ague and Fever Fits Blood
ing complaints. both external and Internal.
For ten years Dr. T. has devoted his entire time to
chronic diseases treating thousands annually many whom
had exhausted every other within reach Ia
other P0sOHs employed sick 10
siake Uei dopH ba!dH again. The medicine
be taken with safety by the most deirA and patients
main at home and continue with prudence their oinary
treatment after friends and physicians had given up all hope
the ndputabe evidences Of which always he
nvRlids however reduced desairng, invited
and be assured that encouragement will be given
incurred without corresponding prospect Of recovery
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-21

AnRoIr RonRHRy.--We have met with moth.
ing Of late, 10 compare in boldaeas aud adroit-
ness with which The riiiing Of the vault Of the
Hasters Bank, at Bethel, Connecticut, was ac-
complished. The entry was effected BY remov.
ing the carpet under the table in the directors
room saving through The floor and excavat-
ing passage from that point, some 80 feet, 10
the aqor pf the vault. This was The only weak
point 20 the vault Yielding readily 70 this
undertaking process. the robbers ayaed Laem.
selves of eboet $4,000 and get OF with their
booty without suspicion until tie door Of the
vault had been opened, after some difficulty,
owing 70 on arrangement Of the robbers, for
the business Of the day when The reality be
came but too apparent.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-21

ANOTHER JoLItIcArioS. - On Tuesday
evening last after tho receipt of the news
of the transmission over the cable Of the
messages Of the Queen and President, We
had a second edition of joli6cation. The
firemen were out with drum aud fife in full
numbers as torch-light procession, asss-
ted by numerous delegation from the de
pot, equipped for the occasion, aud max
ing together very imposing appearance,
as they went through the various iutrica-
cics of military movement, under the lead
Of our neighbor PATTERSON. Fire balls
flew in almost terrific confusion, and the
interest of the scene was heightened by the
performances of the Band A salute was
also fred from the Big Gun
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-21
poMRsTrc MArrrna.

ExiLks Or FIoRIDA--Our readers are aware
thbt this is the title OF a work recently publish
cd BY Messrs. Follet, Foster q Co, Of Colam-
bus, from the pen OF our Congressional Repre-
sentative, Hon. J. II. GiDDISos The work is
veritable and reliable history Of the Florida
war and the cxiIes who fed carly IN the last
century from slavery IN South Carolina and
Georgia, aud sought freedom and protection
from Spanish laws. II is complied from the
documents on file in the archives at Washing
ton. From these and other proofs, be has
shown that the whole object and aim Of this
war, which has cost the Uuited States such a
vast expenditure Of blood and treasure, was uu-
dertaleu Of the nstigation Of the South, forthe
purpose Of kidnapping these exes vino had for
moro than half century enjoyed their freedom
under protection OF the Spanish laws.
The narrative shows how these cxies were
FIRST torn from their native lund, aud sold 10 the
slave markets Of South Carolina and Georgia
How feeling the hand Of oppression bearing
heavily upon them, they fed to Florida and,
under Spanish laws became free; holding Span
ish uuds, becoming citizens of the Territory
md cutitled 10 protection How at time OF
profound peace, our army, acting under the d.
rection Of the Executive, invaded Florida, muir
dered many OF these exiles, and consigned 9TH
ers to slavery How an expensive and bloody
war followed succeeded by diplomacy. which
resulted ID the purchase Of Florida; how treat-
les were made with the Florida Indians and vic.
lated; gross frauds pcrpetrated; dishonerable
expedients resorted to, and another war provok-
ed. How during its protracted continuance Of
seven years, bribery and trcachcry were practic-
ed towards the exiles and their allies, the Semi
noles How BY these means the removal the
exiIes was effected a they ultimately compelled
to seek an asylum in Mexico
In absorbing interest, 10 truhfulness Of mar
ratlye, 10 stirring Incidents as identified wish
the political history of the country and as 10
all probability this will be the last effort Of
one who hos well filed his cup of fame, aud
been SO highly honored in that fulElment, and
who IN the natural order of events, can hardy
expect much longer to mingle in the active
scenes Of life, the book POSSESSES much value.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-21

D.. JAcEses would so ny 70 Al Iefsous Wishing con
Fit him b5 letter, they Ahop|d direct him al EfsE FA
givag bin ll saasnent Of their SUD lAeF dollep
q have iqedie1es sent thnm by Espgess ehefsl he
hy encQginr Reasonable fNH Medicines Nilh i nstntc
nens for their pae atscs el p pp'n5ty lorVsifa
pr ". haA - The past Noa tealfd Alg pnnpl .vectre
ruLLl none Of whom 10 las top TO iacehnt NAcu
eonx1llnL % wound AaLLg. AZ q aan.-I aIm gelennlL
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-21
DIR. JACKSON
INDIAN BOTANIC PHYSICIAN
OF Erie Pa.-IAse Of ST. Louis

INDIAN BOTANIC PHYSICIAN
OF Erie Pa.-I.ase Of st. Losis,
May be eonsulted-Free Of charge-As iolowss
Ashtabula, o., Aahtaiala House Friday, August 20
Conneant o., fremont llouse, Wednesday, 2T
Jefferson o., Thompsons Hotel, Saturday, -
Conneantyle, Pa, Powers House, Thursday, July LIST
In treatment Of diseases the Lungs and cHEsr, Liver
Eryspelas and all diseases arising from impure B0od
FEMALK WEAKSEss and Female Deass Of All kinds: aao
all forms Of CHRONIC long standing diseases have given Dr.
Jackson ROrid-brids rePHtaiioa.
Regular Visits
On JACKSON will make regular visits 10 lare rum.cr Of
he principal Towns 10 Ohio Pennsylvania and New Yak
Patients thus have tie Psilsge Of coisang regularly,
ca ses indislansbe n pcrouning Il is dieuli any
Physician pIecTibe OF eRg by only
ing his patient % eheet leransant and iasag
Laralids Sh0aid 1favk ttel The TSme!
And CALI EARLY as possible The time q liniitca and the
appointments will be Ifaneianiiy ksFf shove.
II lick With any CHRONIC dseases deay, time
only tends 70 confirm and render protAced aud
diicult
DR JAcrsox viii make exanllnatons Of The Lungs
Chest ey the scot the sfETHosoFl, Free OF Cnsrge
DR. JAukeQS will not prescribe vilhoat preFPet o OIL
sitting his paenu No false promises vii b made, O.
pense nlured without c0spendng PROSPER o. rs0'ets
DIX jackson not doen 70 build " add
nlinerQf Qoig0Hs la any
DR. JACKSON lgocnrs h nedcnee from the eiieruess Of
the Far West snail ses AID conpodnds them hn<eE
Da JAcHs5x sishes il dsstfrty uuieuteod that ka ro
CARDS coSsnnrrios cuEAHLs plsEAsE, ard L willing
that hs claims public couhdehco be estimated by tile
saccess Attending his trgainent,
Da. JAcksos although IaSng Qscssf stenhon Q hUsa,
rulations IN ALL cR0Alc d,eares rites 70 The huuanu
sgstoni Secag mary thousand eseIy YEAR a. il veil
pepaed eise oinioh thc ciirut, q any case
~ ~ -, o's-'o ~, a. w. 80 t
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-21

. THE Mission CHAPEL Cleveland, Of which
the Rev, HoNER wHEELER, is Rector. is located
on Seov street The seats Of the Chapel are
Tree, and the expenses Of its maintenance. to-
gether with the support of the Rector are de-
frayed by the iFee-wiIl offerings Of the visitors
every Sunday, as was the custom 10 the Primi-
tive Church. Week day service Is held at Eve
o'clock 10 the afternoon every day.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-21

A NEW TERM Of Prof. wEBsrERs Singing
classes, will commence on Monday, the 2Srd
The Juvenile class at o'clock, P. NJ Young
Ladies Glass at ii adult class at half past
O'Clock. Those designing to attend will do
well to be present the FIRST lessons. No pupils
admitted to the Juvenile class after Monlay.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-21

CLEVELAND hOrEIs.-Upon our advent into
tic Buckeye State, Cleveland became our me-
tropOlis and business point. As stranger, of
course we cast about for the best place for
ministering 70 our often infrmitics and constant
ly recurring wants. Afler casting about tamong
the leading hotels we settled down at the Amer
can now under that prince Of land lords. A.
P. WNsLow, where we find matters a little
nearer our notion 10 cleanliness ventilation,
commcdousuess, polite, unobtrusive attentions,
bouutiousncss Of table comforts, home feeling, A
the thousand-und- ct eeteras that go to make
up a arst class house, than any Of tie other
really excelont hotels of that favored city.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-21

y 81 4 An Y -
Negotiation Of Loans, Collection Of Debts, &e
AsRTARrLA ONO.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-21
TNELVE shErLAND PoNIES.
THE CIRCUs CORPs!

OF distinguished beauty and perfect trimming accompany the
Show. Ther performances have been equaled They
imported by Mr.. R. Sands and has equal fame in
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-12-07


WHAr GREAT HEART DIp.-I saw Great Heart
one day in railway train. He was well dress
ed, and appeared to be reading, through his
spectaeies the morning paper poor woman
sat opposite with six little children, the eldest,
scarcely tczen yesrs old. The husband was
slapld, heard-hearted wretch, and adminst cred
blows unsparIngly to q wearied little thing who
expressed its discomfort by crying and fretting
as the hot, dusty air swept over his flushed face.
Inc mothers countenance wore look of pa
tent despair and continual anxiety, as the little
company sat crowded together in the loaded
car. Not one of them looked shabby or un-
tidy, though very plainly dressed When the
engine stopped for fuel the poor woman took
out from a basket some bread and cheese, which
she distributed sparngly among the little group.
treat Heart had watched their movements all
the morning. and a boy approached the carriage
with basket full of berries, he bought up
boxes enough to 90 round and gave them to
the hungry children, whose ewes slistened as
they saw such a rare dessert spread before
them One little girl, perhaps five years old,
was nearly sick, and tried TO rest in her mothers
lap; but the tired infant disputed vigorously her
right, and she was obliged to yield the ella IN
Great Heart had been gravely consideriDy the
company, and lie did not hesitate to take the
poor child tendery in his arms, lay her care
iuiiF down IN the seat beside him. with her
head in his lap, and then gently fan her with
his paper until she sank into a deep, peaceful
slumber. When we stopped for our dinner we
saw them all seated by bountiful table, loaded
With Injuries to which they seemed almost
strangers, yet which they knew very we'll how
to appreciate. We knew i was Great Hearts
aud we mentally blessed the kind, generous ma.
ture that had thus shed sunshine on the hard
pathway OF the humble strangers. Christian
reader, in caring for the souls of the poor do |
not forget their bodies
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-12-07

A league is believed to exist in the Southern
States, one Of the aims Of whibh is the augumen.
ed that this League is now operating in the
State Of Mississippi, to secure the passage Of a
Law by the legislature, authorizing a system of
African apprenticeship--claiming that each
State has perfect right to make such laws
in this regard As it may deem proper, and that
Congress has no right to interfere. Should they
succeed in Mississippi, the contest viii at once
be taken to Congress.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-12-07

MARSHALL CouNrY.-The Marshall County
Times says that at the April election that coun
~ voted by majority exceeding 100 to remove
the county seat from Marietta to Marshall, but
some Of the returns were thrown out because OF
alleged illegally, leaving a majority against re.
noval. The people of Marshall appealed to the
District Court, where they gained the suit, and
the people of Marietta appealed to the Supreme
Uourt and We 9 beaten there also. So the coun.
ty seat 10 to be located at Marshall.