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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-19
Rev. John PIERPONT,
THOMAS A. DEXTER,
=, n: KENDALL, III. ID.
THOMAS G. AMORY,
PETER HARVEY,
THE GREAT HEALTH REsTORERI

=. The LIE Of the Flesh is in the Blood"
When the Blood becomes vitisted. impure, or too
weak, the flesh loses its vitality, the skin becomes
yellow and paid, the Liver dlsordered, Dyspepsia
and INDIGESTION follow, the Spirits droop, Nervous
ness commences, and Life becomes q burden.
HARTSHORNE'S HEALTH RESTORER,
OK SARSAPARfLLA Cordial,
Acts upon the Blood, Liver, Stomach and Bowels
InpaIt ng new vigor and tone to constitution i'm
paired by disease from any cause. Il removes Pim-
Pies and all skin eruptions; arouses the physical
powers OF both SEXES. gives bloom to the paid
cheek. and makes one joyous end happy. Though
taste. 1t is particularly adapted to Female com
plants which In their very nature are exhausting
lngs or Kidney and Bla der affections, II cts like
charm. Quart bottles 81, small bottles 80 cents.
veil Lawrence, pr. CulyeI. and Ford, Washing
ton City, Ciscell q kldwell, Georgetown.
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Dentistry, Go.

nR. X. FINLEY HUNT.
No. SO Pennsylvsnie Avenue
Will perform al operations belonging to his SIl0
profession ct his old established ofhoe, above,
- To-
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ID WI A N sY II y P,
On PROJECTED
SOLUTION OF PROTOXIDEO FLRON

p ERvv WAN sYR sP.
On PROJECTED
SOLUTION OF PROTOXLDE OFIRON
new discoveries in the Materia MedIca are
an established medicine.
''''''' WINK DYSPEPSIA,
Bronehitis and Consrnrtirs Tsndeneiss,
DiSordered State of the Blood, Boi!s,
Sexrvy, tn. Prosrating Effects Of
Lad oy Mercury, General
Debility,
Ard all di,esse. which require Tonic and Altsra
Tho ,,a tive M beyond s%ssson
authenticated. and Of such peculiar D.
proffsred s,d f''' ~ ''00''' INC kSx@;sS}SyA
probes r.: F e y s s,:"s aG les.
range is extensive, because many ~ II
disease apparently r unlike ku are IN. s
e@ one oaas aRg BE- bs
The class of diseases for which the Syrup pro-
bafied the highest order ofmedica skill. The facts
are the witnesses aooessible and the safe
Those who may "a WI an opaon ioD ess.er
ested respecting the character of the Syrup
numerous testimonials in the hands of the Agents.
The signatures are those of gentlemen well known
IN the community. aud Of the highest espeotsbiIty
CARD.
The undersigned having experienced the henek-
cia effects of the Peruvian Syrup, do not hesitate
to recommend it to the attention OF the public.
. From onr own OK perence, rs well as from he tes-
timony of Others, whose intelligence and integrity
are altogether uDquestionable we have no doubt OF
its efficacy In cases of Incipent Diseases of the
Lungs and bronchial Passages, Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Dropsy, Neuralgia, + o. Indeed its eff
fects would be Incredible, but from the high charao
ter of those who have witnessed them, and have
volunteered their testimony, as We do ours, to ats
restorative power.
E EiSj S2SS ,PEkE2F'
SAMUEL MAY,
THOMAS C. AMORY,
PETER HARVEY,
JAMES G. DUNN,
1t is vel known that the medicinal effect of Pro-
toxide of Iron Is lost by even very brief posure
TO air, and that TO maintain solution of Protox-
lde Of Iron, without further oxidation, has been
deemed impossible.
In the Peruvian Syrup, this desirable point is ut
tanned by COMBINATION IN WAY BEFORE. UN-
KNOWN; and this solution replace all the prUto
car5onatOs cItTates, and taItrates of the Materia
Medica. A. A. HAYES, M D.,
Assayer to the state of Mas sachusetts,
10 BoJlston street, Boston.
For sale by Druggists generally. Price for large
bottles, 81; medium sized bottles, 81.
N. l.. CLARK co. Proprietors, Boston,
For sale In w ashington by Il. ID. Gilmsn SPECIAL
Agent; Marin Il Palmer, John Schwartze, l.. nj
Smith, V Harbaugh, II. II. MCPHERSON, r. e.
Walsh, Joseph Bury, Jas. II. Stone, J. s. Lovejoy,
DIR. ID. Il. Clarke, ID. Ridgely; and in Ge6rgetown
By X. J. Cissell. and J. l.. KIdwell. feps-6m
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MORE 10 BE ADMITTED, THAN THE
Nl RtCHEST DIADEM EVER WORN 81
b y KING 3 OR EMPE ROR s
{ WHAT


WHY 4 BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR
SsSr e, :, o ,s the Ornament gss ,sy s,s
may bloom ever brightly in the sovinI cheek, the
eye be ever sparkling, the teeth Be those OF pearls
e. s:a Fl, s s r.
# Pr wte Nature HsI ". cS,s half h
two or three times week. will restore ond perma-
neptly secure to ell su9h an ornAment. Read the
ess.Sad f Ssas. 7aassss 'f Oh the h''' " tho
NEW YoRx. April 10, 1858.
DE-: woop: Dear Sir-Per%It ne g sIpress to
you the Obligations | am under for the entire re-
the time Of my arrival in the United States. It was
is
hue. consider your restorative as very wonderful
ds. Su .1 truly.
wEIsH Nrw'fArEs 6rilcs; Is S \, san ss..s
PRor. O. J. wooD: Dear s,rHsome month or SIX
weeks ago, received bottle Of your Hair Restor-
on her hair little thinking o. the time, that It would
restore the gray hair % It's original color her
formed that wonderful effect by turning ali the sray
hairs to dark brown, at the same time beautfyins
above Restorative to all persons in want Of ,ueh a
change Of their hair. CHAS. CARDEW.
PRor. o. ]. woop: With oonhdence do recon-
mend your HAIR estOrative as being the most efi-
my s which we're an
most white, nave gradually grown dark. and now
leel c0nnuent tnat lew more applications will
store them to their natural color. has relieved
me of all dandruf and unpleasant itching, so com
mon among persons who persplre freely.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, May 1857.
PROF. Woop About two years ago my hair CUR
menced falling of and turning gray. | was fast ke-
coming bald, and had tried many remedies TO no e-
lect. CONNIE noed using Jour Restorative in Jan
uary last: few applications fastened my hair
hrmy: 1t began to nil up. grow out and turned back
to It's former oolor black At this time it is fully
restored TO ats original color health and appearance
and cheerfully recommend its use to all.
j. ID. HOES.
The Restorative is put up in bottles Of sizes,
viz Large, medium, and small the small holds y
pint, and retaIls for 81 per bottle the medium
holds at least twenty per cent more in proportion
than the small. retnls for ~ bottle; the large
retsIs for IS.
%. J. WOOD & CO., Proprietors. sI2 Broadway
New York, Tin the great N. Y. Wire Railing Estab-
shment, and ia Market st.. St. LOUIS, Mo.
And sold by al good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. = ma I9-Sm
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PIANOS PIANOS.-An immense stoos OF nev
the most accommodating terms.
" h --.-. -, JOHN r, ELLIS.
-HNHE ATLANTIC TELE6RAPHlC CABLE.
,io ,ReS,msn MAJ be sssn atthe Piano ard Mu-
ss 10. :l5 80 . s,asf Pc JOHN =. ELLIS.
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EXTENSION OF THE NEW BOOK
H STORE.
FSANkLlN PHILIP respectfully informs his
friends snd the public that extensive alterations and
Improvements IN the e9nstructiop Of the store are
now completed In addition To a large and recent
selected stock of frst class Stationery. America
aud Enropean Bo,ks. he has established a Fine
Art Gallery 1t the OF the Store, where will be
found the atest novsties in Art and ALI the oonve
nances Of Public Reading room. the European
journals being regularly received. r. PniIp having
Correspondents IN most Of the European cities is
prepared to execute Foreign orders on most adyan-
tsgeou. terms, and from long experience in Eng
land and America, feels confident in the satisfactory
execution of all orders entrusted to his care
FRANKLIN PHILIP,
bookseller and StatIOner,
aus $50 Pa. ave-, bet. 9Th and 10th SITS,
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NOTICE TO PRE- -EMprIoN CLAIMANTS

NOTICE TO PREEMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right of pre- emptiou
tn shy OF the lands within the townships and parts If
townships above enumerated 10 required {" esta sh.
the same To the satisfaction of the register and
celver of the proper land once. aud make payment
therefore as soon practicable after seeing fktS
HOftce, and before the DAY appointed for the COM
IGenCemsnt IF the public sale of the lands embrac
ing TIE tract claimed; otherwise such CLAIM Will be
forfeited. THOS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner II the General Land Offioe.
iy
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THOS. A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner of the General Land Ofbce.
NOTICE TO PRESCRIPTION CLAIMANTS

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled to the right of pre-em ntinp
to of he above described lands, under the nro
visions of the act OF Congress approved Nav TO- isa
required to establish the same To the aats
OF the REGISTER and Receiver of the proper land NJ
noe, and make payment therefor as seca as p1ae
tirnoie 0.er ssetns thts aofiee, and before tie
day appointed for the commencement ~ the NM
io sale of the land embracing the trsct ais
otherwise such claim yll he forfeited. -- -
/ coum;.,o,.rIa0S:A A. HENDRIGKs
ma 81 Iawtds =
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AND IT'S Pr III EMM4 4 4 + e R'prc,r,

AND ITS PREMHTURE DEcLIN
.JEt Psb!tsAed, Gratis, rae 20tk THoxsa.d
-, A lev words on the Rational Treatment. WitSou.
Medlclne, of SPermatOrrhea or Local m r!snou'
Genital and Nervous Debility, Impo SR
tsncy: and lnBediIents to MarrIaGs IE/
The important fact that the many ala,m;n. .o,,-
pialnts orEnstln in the iInprudencs and solifnde
CINE u Ia this small taot clearly ed: and
ne entirely new and highly slcosssfel treatment,
Of yhioh every one is enabled to cure H1Ssa.1
perfectly and at the least possible cost. tbe,ehy
Sent to any address, gratis and sost ftse, i, :.
sealed Envelope. BY rsmts,ns spost Padl two post
age stamps 70 Or. b. DE LANEY,
- N-fsssW - Eass III ct st.. New Vnrk T;tv
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EVENING STAR.

Cow. s..... INsPIRIA. tEEJT "a
ID & = 1"Hov holy the biss - ~ y ~
Or one rspturous kiss
From the ripe charming mouth Of q sly bushing
msideni . -- p. '-rh 80
Enchanted you SIP
The soft balm from her lip
And inhae her pure breath, sweet as breezes from
Eden. 81 -. :
The pleasure Jou feel
You can never reveal;
IL oeggars description; all fiction surpasses.
IOu only can sigh
w hale Hlarvelng why
baonelors VIII persist In rea.aInlng such asses.
Nojoy can compare
Nor slmllitude bear
To the pleasing emotion our senses that scatter:
There's nOthn < | know 80
Can comfort one So
E1cspt q STIFF glass ofhot brandy aud rafsr,"
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zoe EoR SALE At Low rates. upon monthly
gu ana issS .trsst ns Music Store No. rs, between
= - - ..'...-... - ELLIS.
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OCEAN STEAMERS SAILING DAYS
FRoK THE UNITED STATES

on the Stu and 10Th of each month.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-27

One Of. sthe Delaware papers has recently,
come out with long and earnest editorial in
favor Of abOlitionsof Slavery iUythatTStuc.a 1t
institutes a Comparison between Newcastle aud
Essex counties, the former being practically a
free, and'tieo latter a Slave comfy Ihthe for,
mer, improved laud is worthloyer ffty-three dol
lars per acre wilhelm the latter similar land is
worth but seven or cightdolars per acre. 81. The
plan Of extinction proposed by the paper to
which we have alluded is to make all children
born or brohgit into The State after the next,
4th of July, free at the age Of eighteen or twen-
ty-onc. This il is thought, will affect noiudi
vidual STAKEHOLDER serionsly while il will have
an instant and powerful influence on the general
prosperity OF the State.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-27

A HEART1,Ess Hoax was aerpetrated in the
city Of New York, on Thanksgiving day by an
announcement that a gratuitous distribution of
provisions would be made at Union Park The
names Of several respectable citizens were given
as the almoncrs Suits have been brought
against The Herald and Sun, by one OF the par
ties for the publication. Another of the re-
putcd signers, was attacked in the street the
day after by a mob Of the disappointed, and
was only protected FROM violence by the nus-
tering Of the police.
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FOURTH LETTER.
HARTronp. WIS, Sept. 9

HAETFORD. WIS, Sept. 96, 1857.
MY DEAR AUGusrA;-On going to the depotg
al Kalamazoo On Jursday, TO meet you when you
came. | saw man from Hamiltrn that said that
was accused ofa crime OF which / am not
guilty, and thought bad better leave Tor parts
unkkOwn. have Unveiled ever since until to-
nigh aud have only stopped TO write few lines
to you. Oh! A., liIlle did Iihink thai l should
ever be accused OF ths crime, but innocent as |
am, the fact thai was or had heru living with
another renders circumstances hard against me ii
am loand. (wichl do nolinlend to be- Bot
DEAR one. IL / Cannot have you with me, OF what
use is there ior ne 10 live longeTg Whathays l.
to live tot? / sent Cor you rom Kalahu2oo,f
thinking thai 5Ou would come Out and we would
be inarrled and serle dowl aud be happy | did
not think 1 could be charged with sach a crane.
BuI dear A ugbsla, will yOu noi come 10 me uowf
or DO you spurn me forever lIolh yOul No, you
with not, you eannet lhink OF the past aud do that.
Win you eoue 10 NE when Il geI senled II l Will
send you money, and cheer my few remaining
days 4bar have 10 fNel, 1 have neiem OF being
iound, as am going 10 place far Very lar from
here. But you can cou'e 90 me n 1 seud-you
money aud diree how loeome. JIa ? " y D4' :
Il have written liye VI seven times 70 Won and
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n=s~ The engraving, The VM0ge Smith :"
got out by the Cosmopolitan Art Association
-Lis a very fne thing No better engraving has
been issued by the Associatiou--probably nous
as well executed. ...,-t- -rrt,-
ns,- Mr. Samuel Peck, OF New Haven Ca,
whilst trimming his EawtOn, blackberry viues,
during the furry Of SNOW on Monday norhing,
picked number Of ripe berries-s6tne Of which
were au inch and half in circumference by one
inch in length, .T- -...r,-,
1S- The New York hackmen are now liz
eensed aud wear badges andare Obliged TO carry
cards which they must present 70 each flare
giving their number, address and reference 10
The mayors office 50, that persons aggrieved
may know where to Apply for redress.
~ The Evening Post in an mpertinent way
refers 10 The old question y "Do BHcks she'd
their horns p Judging from the Pennsylvania
rstdHsj a collation. OF the question may now be
furnished, 7 Hrf iaI Toi GUS
;NS-An old lady entirely out Of the hearing Of
the preachers voice, at camp meeting, being
found sobbing was asked why she wept, since
she could not hear the words of the minister.
oh said she, i can see the holy wag of his
head
re- Cyrus w. Field has issued a circular 10
the effect that il is his purpose, for The future,
70 devote his personal attention exclusively TO
his regular business OF manufacturing aAd selling
paper II is Very evident Mr. Field "giIes up
the cable" y
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-27

JtnuE DoucLas is repudiated by a large ma
jority or the people Of Illinois, aud succeeds
only by species of the most disgroceful gerry
Numbering known to our political history-by
which $50 Democratic voters in benightcd
Egypt are made to count as much as 1000 Re-
publican voters in the northern portion Of the
State. This is Tie practical Interpretation which
DOUGLAS gives to his great principle in Illinois.
1t differs but little from what it has already
proved in Kansas.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-27

The Postmaster General has received from
the owners Of the Astor House, Broadway, n.
Y, proposition 10 sell that property for site
for a City Post Once.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-27

A bogus bank in Maine, called the
" New England Banh," has got its notes
in circulation Of the denomination of $40.
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rcoNauN1c1TsD.

The friends Of the Rev Hsg D. C6LES Twill
pay him their Annual visit on the afterpOonT
and evening of Thursday, Dec. 2nd, at Ills resi-
deace. All pye cordially invited tolattend 70 2
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siau January Appointments SOS
IRAH. TUBBS will be in attG..lianal

Ashtahlla Ashabula House Saturday. Jan l.
IainesyHle CoNes House, Monday, Jan. g. NA
. Canneautgilr Pa, Power House. EIbiay Dec IL. I
CopneauI fremont House. Frpaay, Dec. sLlF
Tor consultation upon all diseases or tie Throsi
Heart, Liver, Stoanach, BoWeiz Kidneys and sn8 : X,
DInpsy, Gia,s, Rheumatism Nery0asneSs Debity "a
Female diseases Ague and Fever, lits, Impurities ga
Eruptop OSnceIE Ulcers aaaall other varieties OF i M
ing colnpaints both external aud internal
For some tee years)r 7. has devoted hise-e 4t, =
ehrenc diseases tEeAiing thousands annually nsus j - ~
had exhausted every other resource within reaeh r.
are mineral or other POis0Es employed does h az
sake VetOr tear d0N 10 baid Hp agaia. The a,a RI. ~,
be taken with safety by TIE most deItste and I.ts =
matn a. hqWe, ana continue with prudence, ttet fsrg
diet and exercise. Many hundreds have recovered ~
tstnsnt after fsends physicians had given lnlI u ~.
the ndispntahe evidences Of which always b. t &,
lnyalids, however reduced despairng, are invited
snd lua be assured thha enco6rageulsiit viii ID M -
expense iuegned without corresponding prosgec " M
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DREADFUL CRIME, A young Freucdmau
ed for short time as a burnisher by TIE Ames
Manufacturing Co, at Chicopee, Mass, is I'M
der arrest for the dreadful crime of violating
and numbering little French girl named Au-
ghstine Lucas, eight years of age. The childs
parents live in New York, bat have separated,
and Augustine was placed with family at
Chcopee where Dumasteau fonnd her aud COM
mitted the heliish crime The girls body was
fosnd floating in the Connecticut river, the mur-
dercr having thrown it into the stream after ac-
complishing the destruction of life. The evil
dcnce against him is quite conclusive
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-27

Secret ageuts frump persons high posiiors
in Mexico are in she city of Washington urging
the President 10 decisive measures in relation to
that country. ssa.- d. 'na
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RAxENxA.n- - -

AAANhNAAs o. Nos ftt1H
Dc. H. GHRRs-sSJ am glad 70 add my tssis, r !. t.s
number OF those you receiving. II Wa afa. ft ~.
suaon thatl consulted Feralis this may 49,
oter hesitang invalid 10 seek relief your hand ~
the Winter Of 1860 redrced a. 10 b. tfns i
ktrongesL 10 st at the table. Ny affection wa asa % y y
disease OF the lett lung, heart and stomach lhe W ~.
severe, aueaced With shortnc1 OF biea3ll iel
and sWipg OF the feet aud ankles, digestion va "a f
That could eat htto else than caeIer during the ~
for two eeks sulgsed rice watr a. ~ IN
bic water alone, Sniag turns came ~ egaa 49,
occasionally several 10 day, deprsin ie tf a f
sometimes ,f sight Also laTiialion was q 4sa, - ta
heart Appeared b stop at tines, caisn1 dgsih-.,
as thOugh the breath rai gone, Tod the oifcH at,,s
Thus suffering iDlescnlable and ~ all anpeatnae 81
bciween lie and death fingered until iviii was i
under yoar neatptut At that tinns rtslnt Z. ~ F
held, summit Cos wheie TIE cigeuiustauc4,s iee n ~
known generally. am NOW enjoying comic r.she sI
theugh not AZ gofoua ~ many able poilott
duties wtaosl ineonyenlence and have walked oyoi
with snheAing nothing aiofe than fiisus IL NJ NJ fs
great benefit derived from your teafneal ana m.
you have manifested 6r me, shall ever be isifip'f
Nov. TO- Nss nlfY .ft.sr.f :
ROCKS ~ Church Psalmlsb mgd
- sooF and Tho ong' Of zep, iog ~ " NV.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-27

How TnE PEEss IS AFFLICTED BY DEAD
HEADS II RAILROADS occasionally .eomplain of
dead heading, but no Institution suffers so much
from it as the Press. a A sensible writer says
The Press endures the atllictiou Of dead head
ism from the pulpit the bar and the stage /;
from, corporations, societies and individaals. 1t
is expected to yield its interests it is required
to give strength 70 weak Institutions; eyes to
the blind, clolhes to the nalseds and bread to
the hungry; 81 is asked to cover iU6rmlies, hide
Weaknesses, and wink at mproprieties it is ex-
Peeted TO herald qpacks, bolster up dull authors
aud aatter the vain, and il is, in short to be all
things 70 all men, and if It looks for pay or
reward is denounced as mean and sordiliT-l
There is no interest under the whole heavens
that is expected to give SO much 70 society
without pay or thanks, as the Press. +''- =
Coon TIxa-a A man by the name Of Day,
ran against timo in race ot Cleveland last
week making bis quarter of mile in one min
ute and two seconds
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We direct attention TO the advertisement of
All SrocKwxLb, 10 be found ia another col
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DIHD

nrpe East Nmsc Oh the lsr ihst AMY A.. vic or Jo-
selin Yeoinona aged a. ti--- ~
an this town che 9ath ias4 DIANA, vie of Aaron
Fields ssscd o.. tlsli aaril
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SIXTH DAY

=, MONDAY, Nov. 22.
Or; !, @. Ha660rd l am a physician;
attended lectures at Willoughby and New
sEztlrr 80 ta f~
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Address H. Q. Hayden, Kalamazoo, Mich,

DEAREST, OEE Since wiring This letter I
have concluded 10 send You money by Express 50
that you can come Immediately. you will find
twelve dollars in the Express office III Hamilton,
il vii cost YOU ten 10 come, that Is travelling eX-
pcases. Now dearest do not fail TO come az once
rs | am wmriHg here for you. and il you wish to
go t,ack again and baye Bubby you can do So
Come To Deiroit and then to Kalamazoo on The
Michigan Central r. H., stop at Kalamazoo
House aud enquire for MIS- Gambell, where avn
boarding. Nov Sissy shah be at the depot,
looking Tor you on Monday night, 70 do not tail
10 come, you viii come through in one day Do
mol let any one know where / am
... Yours forever BUBBY.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-27

DAYToy FOR SESAroR.-It is said Hon, VIM
I. Dayton the Republican candidate for Vice
President in 1856, will be elected United States
Senator from New Jersey in place of Dough-
face WRIGnT the Republicans having majori-
ty in both branches of the Legislature,
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SEVENTH DAY.
ooLE's rfnsr rvrKnCrrrrp LerrrR.

PENNSYLVANIA, Sept. ~. %
My ALwAYs DEAR AUGUsTA:-l have only time
at present to- saya iew-words, as have only
stopped 10 feed MY horse and rest a short time. ]
am on ny way tolook for place 10 locate qnce
mure. as you do not want to live near my friends
andI am sure do not. ..
"a. is dead.) She died on the 9Th ult. They
have started very hard stories about her husband,
which can be proved 10 be false am going
away somewhere where we can get away. from
thuse that acquainted with ourpast lives, aud
then will send for you, and then we will he
married and live our past happy days over again.
aud for many more with them. hope you are
well and happy, have not felt so happy some
time rs at present The anticipation of speedy
meeting with my. Augusta make5mc happy, The
more. when think that you are 50 soon 10 be
my Wife. ,Ha
sliall write you. again in few days. In the
mean time please write toH G. Hayden, Pitts
burgh and l will wait there for it. -r-r-.-r-
I'D "- Yours in haste, .. p