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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-12-18
II. TAssETT, Agent
yon rms
Sale, Porehose, aud Rent Of Real Estate

sale, IutCboseg duu No"e - -f~-
INsURANcE,
NEGOTIATION Of Loans, Collection OF Debts &c
AsHrABULA ONO.
PROPERTY Sold for Commission only,
and no sale no charge. Sale, direct or indirect oou
stitutes Commission .a
q Acres Of land under good state Of cultivation With od
buildings fruit and living water less than mile nerth 2t
T hsne IN IeIeou4s most desirable tesidenceor sale
I the very low price Of $780, with very easy terms OF pay
mont Enquire Of Joseph Chailee ON premises oroi H. as
nGE FARM-A choice farm on South Ridge, near Her.
vry Gsylords owned hy NJ W, Wheeler CONTAINING %
acres with good buildings, FRUIT living wafer pe1g o W. m
her and everything desirable for homestead can I" eu a =
bargau Cali ON the owner premises, on H. fAsshtr
Ashahula, for particulars
"a AcpE FARM In jefferson township \. W. from village,
3S acres improved, and balance good woo uno Su
there isa good frame dwelling and barn, plenty OF l OF
rtous kras living water &c, on premises desilRoe sa
farm price $500. Enquire Of A. ABORN, on premises OF
1ss Acres ofnd $50 rods East Of the Centre Of Iapersaed
40 cs Of which are well timhered balance under good inn
n1yeuents with good buildings and fruit Living Springs
water IN different lots Most OF an gaVeiy oa SOY ah
part Grand River bottom lands Tcrs &c accommodating
The farm, Of Andrew Wiley Of 2e6H near AshabulI
with Good iuurnvemcnts buildings suitable Tor two arts, wit
peny fruit timber living water and at $50 Per acre Part
pay down and balance on long tie - .,-,- =. q,
That well known grass and grain Farm containing OF y
acres fouy miles fron Ashtabla Plank Noad) owned
ID Hubbard ESD Good buildings, water ard fruit Fort
acres timber balance under cultivation Price SSOOO Enqu
"a nces miles south on Plank Road the Farm former
owned by solomon Smithna house and barn, fruit and goc
/ timber. Can be had at a bT rgain. -
Two large and valuable farms ownen by r. Harmon, Is
One of 2B7 acres near Of Sheffield under high sta
cultivation except 30 mher large dwelling and barn
oheese house. fruit, &c. An excellent dairy farm Fiee =
per acre of S1 ~ ms south a lonroe on tah
one hundred improved; good buildings Terms OF PA
ment either OF above, accommodating.
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Relief for the Afflicted

Dr. L. G. Clark having had frequent and urgent solicitations
from his patients their friends visit the neighbornod
sionay they might consult im personally, well
by VIII hereafter visit the above named places once
amOnth.
Having seventeen years experience in the practice Of
medicine during which he has treated thousands Of pa
tent In an forms acute and chronic diseases with unpar
aleed success which Of your friends neghbos
can testify and prepared give relief 10 all who Rp
py Particular attention will be given 10 the Of Cox
MPrfON and all diseases Of the lungs and chest Dyspepsia.
Nervous Diseases Female derangcment Of every character
will lie treated with success.
Also will cure old and all euptiye diseases Of what
ever character they may lie makes Of universe
BooraI remedies. No calDmel other dele,cous drugs
are used.
Persons at distance desiring advise and Medicine, will send
general discption o the appearance Of the urine, with
correct statement the cause, origin Of the disease, and
general history of the symptoms. with name, age &c.
| Az communications must be directed 10
| AZ s. G. CLARK, M ID.
| jamestown. Mercer Co., Pa.
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IF you have any Butter Eggs, or any
IL other Homo Manufactures dispose o take theul 10
FDNARD II. ROBERrS.
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fTt0l ZEE, Coffes.--Rio, Maricaibo. Jaws
~ and AesAA osass,Hi RDwARD " ROBRRfa.
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Mefchants and Traders viii be on their guard and
not be Imposed upon BY cnuterieit of Morses Indian
Root pills, signed A. b More. An genuine lndian
Roof rills have the name and signature sf A. Y Whue
4 Co.. on each box.
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wM NUDGE & Co.. Propretors o. nr. Trasks Magne
Ointment Eavile Madison Co.. New York, General Agents
Price 25 cts ly45
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Jamestown. Mercer %, Pa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-04

former Pesidert OF The Back Of Pennsylvania gwen
Mr. Alihore alleges, ~ gut reward, or . commisson
his services 10 bringing about satisfscory tsrmas-
of The purchase Of ,be banking house by he govern
peut The mut'ee recommend DO action, and ssk 70
70 rsed from spy further consider xiioa.
The 5enate hes confirmed all Custom House officers
pr PhiiAcelphs, including Appraisers peasants, Barriu
I'D HAeus, Ano Il Is sd those also for Boston ana some
par If New Eps and also Pos,mAsers for various
|ortiocs OF the country.
me Hcuse Pest Office Committee have decided to 70
crt In favor Of paying w. Collins the STAT 900 wkhhsd
pr The Ericsson underwood also shss srrsugsmeuis
contemplated TO start tbst line the I'd or July
Ter ~ AmerhAsnmpADy who have purchased tho ships,
nd will run tnsn 10 Southampton instead Of Liverpool.
Attorney General Black, In ana yer 70 the Secretary
the Interior, says that hes been doabted that
general principle, Virgins land warrants ought 70 DO
<tisd ard adiudoAiod according " the Laws II virgoia
2 by suoh tribunals "a she may proper to charge
Fth The duty What soldier Is entitled "a Qaeston
tsasc Law. rne Secretary therefore 60 bshiud
be sdjudcsoc Of the Governor aad Council which Is In
pc nature of judicial exposition sf tho law and thers
pre- binding
1t Is understood. no much the President may do
re 10 visit the West during recess-publcstoA hsvog
mace that such hs intention thas tho pressure
4 pubic business win prevent him 20 doing.
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BAtIou- HAvrrlND-On Thursday morning, June Q, al
the residence the brides mother North Hempsssd T.
by the Rev. henry n. besre, SAMUEL n. sauou, OF
Brooklyn r. D., to Miss CsAsiorrE HAvnArD OF the for
mer place.
BsowS-BrRom On Tuesday lue 1, al the Church Of
the Holy Communion. BY Rev. ~. AunIsnburgh, ~nuAn
o. Bsovs, ESQ, OF Toledo, OHIO, TO Mss HxsusrA d.,
daue bter Of the late David J. Burger, OF his city
RtcxvvrI-FrzsrRNp- On Wednesday evening, Jsre
e. Groses H. BuxwErI 10 Miss JurIA FrzoxsAID, s Of
this city.
Josps-Faosr I'm Brooklyn on Wednesday June 2, By
the Rev u Peters, Mr. Gsosos " Jovr, OF wltop C W
sAsla A daughter % Henry Frost, Esq, Of williams.
burg, L. l.
Josss-Rowtasp.-on Monday evening, Mar 81, BY the
Rev j. A. Paddock, rector OF 81 Peters church Mr. FRH
pnsc v. Jews 70 RsopA NJ ROWLAND, daughter q xr
John Rowland, all Of Brooklyn.
GpAHAx-0uyss On Wednesday, June 2, by tas Rev.
John Htmrod, ID. D., at the Second Reformed Dutch
church, JoaS H. GaAHAs 70 A,x 0tfvxp both " Brook
Ign.
Rrcr-Bur--On Wednesday, June 2 BY he Rev tho
mas II. Hastings, JoHS Rrs 70 CosSuIs " youngest
daughter OF David Bell, Eco all OF this city
T.mn-MARrry.-On Thursday, June ;, W 81 Georges
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Personal IntslllSence.


Mr. Charles Morgan, one OF the New York steamship
oommodores, Wa in New Orleans 90 the 9th ua
I'm. W. Burton, Secretary Of STATE x Tennessee, In
consequences Of being charged with having defrsaded
the ssats Of largo anoupt Of money, has resigned hs
once.
washnstou rumos has II thst General Houston 10
about 70 head 1000 men, and mmedisey invade MEXICO,
with The view Of 'Texasixing another aloe Of h, and
briprns into the Union and with Houston ato Tho
senate. Rather . doubtful story.
me rumor that Chief Justice fancy about 70 resign
has been oontradicted.
Tho Queen of Holland On the issh Of May viitsd Ma-
Paris.
nm t sns NED ss
ser Mrs MGrpa{ ME- rSHsn. ,a xpos'oaWSs ss 90
Srs hoSss Mr.. Gsii ays csISrss and ss.y.a' f.oE
Jscssss. sl. Garcia, Te.sa. lady, q. cAidrea
s's ss.: JOHN ossss ss
sa s, :s SS ss s .Ss
kns and i,aI. MS ssss ssd Ady staple: and .as
5'Ss AslsAss .'I r.ss2iIa, - ssn.4 Il sisssss
D.. s.c joan so,
son, fhomas wii.on. am snpcot Z sAney. oofsn,
ssssp ~ i "a, iss;,: John %ss a%sIs
sso' ssr. dsd r Ss 0y yads.
sSasha. adj; two sisr-n and ssrvsu,; 0 Ksiy
s ". o...ca Nus :'s sr sr
and . Il. AZ ~. esa ~.
Van wlcks, Mr. k.iellsas. .nsrews Mullen su oo
s ssS ossr s.Sss .f hour. joan ssSs
sisou Ssin;. = y oHs, No,STSs and :se Mann,
ssrisSd, J Leoosrd ' Ui%o and family, o 3 Van, }
prom liverpool in The ship Epdymioo-v wslssr and lady
OF England; A = Rousk, Of Inc lana
TO ARRIVE
Fro. Me-. .a sSerap me s saSS n. Myers two
.ns .erysn pr Is,or Js% % 'ehnsor ssy1
s.s fsur cs'idrsn john winthrop ana i.dy
sss az. S:Y s ss. ME-. s.s.
sSsh,sr csa .nd :e,..S s.d .ns
s sor rs.fpf 6e6sar..y sssrsy Mss rsosrsl
Elsass. Lecu. w.ie ard family, n ioeb. md family:
ei..son. M aemsnS "a Ms. oa%ss Mr. sr ssrysn
pyrARrUREs.
Greene ~. Greene 80 s~o children and
Nrs waldo Miss Ropes Miss Kendall Mr Cxnesay Srs y.
Ma. * se.p s% s ss.s. Ms D.ns
NJ s Sss-s; saa Cation vas
roS: and a,sS,, Pep, ssSS Il. s..s e.
s ss ss' M. Dunbar q s..-ssr ss. .ss
U.os sq. bui.ss sm S.p 2. Vim. 1'
2 .,.iersssn nm Z yoey: ho.ss.d. y Blsrsey p
n psnioi wsissie mo s.ss q New YORK.; Bo~.
~ srs and 81 ssd sss
puissurm Mr. cr-mer schmidt P Par gous ana Or. Per
:. M "a sss.
.Ss S'ss ss. .S.ss st' cSss a..
flood and niece q Lcu.yiIie q white creek
q ss::sa, ssssro.s s.rnsna.i q s.y.a.. Lssy,
ssn p fa-s 's
va sl,s master; s.s sSs csSls
London; Hugh grey o. eIs.sow Mss ssrsret Msole:sy
81 sas Iss sss p.-. is1s S:ssslsr
sm.r sno iosn rovsen Jams Laurie and Moore
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Fpu ~ sxvRm AvrrR.--Abous nine O'Clock on We'd
nesday sshs are occurred In We lamp and campheoe
store Of n Riley No 12o Seventh avenue and before The
flames were exsinsuhhed the stock nearly ali do
stroysd Lon about % 900; insurance. The building
s owned BY Mr.. Lewis. dsmsged about 81 ,ooo and
Insured In NE United Ssatss Company. Mr..
Thomas r. Perry occupied The front room the second
floor, - dwelling He also had quantity Of boots and
shoes In his room, which are damaged about 1900 In
sured In The g. Nicholas Insurance Company. Tue hrs
originated from the carsesspess Of boy IN charge Of the
store, who attempted 70 al lamp viii aad while ws
burning.
CArrurs RIvu rmD.-Ou Tuesday aftsrnoon officers
Holland and Lee, Of harbor police boat No I, observed
boat leave The brig Beu Barnard arrived tha, day from
Oenfueeos, ana suspsctns from Tho movements Of the
soaiman that something was wrong, gave chase when
the boaimsa threw largo bag ofsugar board the sioop
the officers Al nine O'Clock In me evening they again
another boat cave the vessel and chased her 70
Governors Island whom the boatman seeing no wAs In
rather light place. his boat ashore and endsayored
TO escape but be captured by army officer the
laand handed 10 ooers Holland and Lce Upon
BAGS Of suga which had been stolen. The and thief
we're tatsn 70 The station house In whitehall street
Drmosrn Poer Oyyrcp MeensosH---A young mar,
Formerly In the employ Of Harper Brothers, s sscer
sAined hiss been spproprass himself the contents Of
money letters through The mails 10 that nru. some
Of them were registered letters, and are recepted for ~
The Post once.
Bvaursrs oy ruK tArs ASsos @. PHuys The will Of
the Late O. Phelps makes the wing requests 10
,ubic Institutions;
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chprch v'usnrg by the Rev. H. I. z Prsu, rsosor
o. 5, Nays church, St>tSu Island. Os.Rse Cosxs fA1
tso Of M csJ. 70 foHsaA youngest daughter o Dol
H. ss-d rsytip u Fnsrtbg
InrsISsArs-hosess.-Ic Jersey Cisy, on Wednesday.
Jure ~ ba sid ct che brides parents by tho Rev.
Mr.. nsy, " Lows rsxt1nAsu 10 Mss AnE1A J. H0D0aD,
al VI JtYtey CITY.
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News from Tam sacO.

kHw ORIxASs, Juae ., 1854
Inc brig Nahum Ssssoo, arrived V day. brings rAop
90 dates Of The I'D at vdsarr bsd reiterated 70 xop
tsrey where hs was awaiting tee arrival Of some thou
sand muskets now on the way from Nsw York
zulosgs has issued decree sssabashias military In
stead q civil tsibunas
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hsN past three o'cocn this afternoon. rhe.papcrs
ceved BY her contain no Of special interest adj
ona 70 that already sent over the wires her mails len
|by tho sf~amboa train VIA sonpgon at Ave O'Clock this
evening aud are due In New YORK at an early hour so-
morrow Friday) morning
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Tho Trial OF Geuersi Walker.

NEW OxlsAHs June 2, 1858
fhe trhl f General WALKER for violation Of tho neu
irAhy laws bas concluded In disagreement b. the jury,
ten Of that body beng for aoqasl add swo for ooovc
tiou Judge CaDpbe&s charge was extremely partial
and stringent now trial was urged inmediAasly BY
Walker.
NEW 0xll. ss June 8, 1853.
The District Attorney hAs entered nellie proseqxt u
walkers case.
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Covcoxp, N. e., June 8, 1853
Governor Hale delivered his annual message 70 the 10
usia,urs to-day lis mainly devoted 70 local msssers
Asd exhisns prosperous condition Of The Confessional
agricultural financial and other interests OK he STATE
ANNOUNCES that United States senstor 70 be elected 10
piacs Of Hon John p. Hale, whose term VIII expire IN
March next In conclusion the Governor reviews the
opposition Of slavery and the position Of Kansas and Says
"EocourHsed by repeated iunphs, the slave power a.
ready assumes and densptly acts upon the assumption
lthai there are within the national domain limits 70 ih
expauscn that exists by ts Inherent right where
sver The laws Of our country extend; md claims that
there place, North south, within the country
where protection 70 slave property not secured under
|tbe constitution and a~s Of Congress Ia such assres-
|sive claims these that have produced the agitation
(which we deprecee. The agitation win continue and
cresse 90 long such assumptions insisted and acted
assumptions which matter OF plain duty viii
ba met by stern and Gliding resistance the pso
pis Of Ibis and ether Northern sates."
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The Protestant Outeh Reformed Synod.
NEWARK, June 3, IS69
In The Protestant Reformed Dutch 5ypod a North Ams
rca this morning the standing committees for the
ing year announced and several reports Of commit
tees acted upon. Tho Comnis>es Esuoaon reported
In favor Of psroohi Schools Of strengthening
the Denomination Delegates continue to arrive ana toe
bueioees 10 progressing 0Sey This the oldest coolest
astical body in lhe United StAtesL
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ore John hcCord. vto caselessy ,onk up iosded p
kept TT bnns rss sbn, bEosrs that wss oaded,
pulled IN n teer Mcrahor 'ee5ed or Or Kin
tsTt a. fses esst 70 The Mes Yors Enspts Hs
u ts boosss sns ~ ssovo anal Me- arrcssed,
oct bSvit sDo~s che have besa sc0isats
h yes discharged
BAsE RAIL- 1T 9 mn~upg OF the presidents OF 81 che
esss bell cisb$ "a Mcct5p, Of Tho Nsiisoa
Assccisssn OF Bsss Bal pssers neo May 81, wss 70
70 sed 10 eA'ecc Goa 20 any cine selected
ron my or be Gus II New YORK auo vicinity (BfoDx-
bn s1esped) ~ play sf,ess2 ca game " s~ss sss,
be 26b snd som Days a. yu.c 1855 that msp 10
Coz veIest Tor the r@, accepting; shs game 10 o1 10
ocsd by Ire beet two 10 s6r.e the dsst gaTC bs
psyso ON rueh SJoulo usy hsrrstor oc designated
by sbe chs,t,sng rsry The seccDd to b. plsyc
shy ground sbas nay be chosea ny shs New York
pwytrs etk0 as,so W N pfAscc wHi BE- Cd
soct srouDa ~ may M aun.Iy ss,esd upon rae
Ssmeto ne govefsss By tho rnr resustous adopted
b The NssionA association ef Bse Be- Plafers and AZ
tho aaes 10 be pnyso between 26sh days June aud
Ncsoper. 1875
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Canal Navigation.

SCzxxzorADr, June s, 1855
The canal boat Peckham parsed here 70 day ~th ono
hundred and ninety tons sad I'VE hundred pounds Of
lumber for adeWator
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mlsOA aAaAAu ncSIUh.

LFBED MUEROE a 90.
"A AL BROADWAY,
between Canal snd 0rAnd strccta-
SUMNER CLOTHING =
FOR MEN ANB BOYs
LARGE ASSORTMENT
AND GENrEEl ssYIrA
AT MOI ERArE PRICES 70 QUALIFY, &c.
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Mr. Phelps was childess. and The bulk OF his property
reverts 10 his widow.
Nuis,scs ABkrxp-rhe police Of shs Sixteenth pre-
csct under Captain Carpenter, Monday night sbased
nuisance which long existed in rwen,ysx'h street,
near Seventh avenue. rs appears that for at,us tune
past gang Of ro~dee have been in the HABIT OF sssem
bnpg nightly a one Of the houses IN this lccsy vnere
constantly disturbed the peghborhood, and ON several
OCCASIONS unprctected femscs while passing were sezsd
and dragged into The house Tor Infamous purposes f
police completely surrounded the place and succeeded Ia
capturing nineteen OF the rosdies, all o. WHOM are 10
tween the axes Of fifteen and twenty years Iney we're
taken before Justice who locked up seven
or eight and discharged the rest with reprmAnd.
CARRIES Usr or FIRrArxs.--On Monday evening usu
ssmed VIM Mcmahon was shot In the forehead At the
Oyster saloon Of Richard Bird No 2e4 Division street, bs
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Wheeler 4 Wilson'S sewing wasohinss.--
B,sb.s pr, mums -ard.d in Hb7 BY the american lost
uie York maryland Institute Bstimoro; and AZ the
xaine mt ccut lpois and Michigan sttte fsra- Once
34s Broadway, Now York bend for q circular.
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BayshoIf's Sew ting Machines -Omce $50
Broadway Asents wanted Address boz 1e4i Post once,
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300 Fine OIL Paintings az Auction, this
day 10Y A. n 2sl Broad xay. All lowers Of the
nvod attend this sale. Bee advertisements
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Court CalendAr-Thls Day,
SUPREME CouRT-Clrcuit Part 2Noe. 1859, i04t, f043
io45 p047 1c49 lv6i 1885, 1857 1862 i06 1908, 1905
1907, 1905, 1911, 1918, 1910 lott, 1919.
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Paris Feat Hsts--Juse Received at White's,
i4s Fulton street Gents dress hsts. sprinx styles -
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The Siivesy Pearl Cashmere Hats will be
decdsdy the hs for u druss snh vie
with ksPkkSCHlkD Of l6 street for the
pish distiosue which these besutif articles
from his banda Aio exts nsve assortment OF
tlemen's straw hats Of every variety.
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Dsvid's Summer style or Ge~tIemsn's Hats
ready. Give him q call, ~ Sol Broadway, neal
Duane street
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Frou New Orleans, In the steamship Cshawbs-M Sell.
sr~y wife and chiidrep Miss Lndon Mrs Myers two
Children anc servant Dr Taylor James Johnsou Rayn,
Rsrry Pequoiit Miss PhleGAy Mise Durbrdge, NJ
Walt II fsur children John Winthrop and lady
= q March l. McMaster Capt. susr Miss Appleoy
LADY daughter child and servant Mr. and family
Mira Fleetwood He5e Mchudo. Leon, vsrsussn \
Erauer Leou Vale ard Family. NJ Hobbs and family
Mr. wats and brother Mr. Ruihmsn. Judge Audrsva, Mr'
gleason Mr. McManna Miss Carke Mr. Carr and servant
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Death % Moths and Other I0sects.-Cods
fined runha ladies dross and superior sole leather
Aso, victoria ~ eassa, ~ No Murray street
JOHN BLACK, Manufactures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-08
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARsNEss, &c.

The prevalence of the above complaints at this
seas generally has he effect OF bringing host
of pr"fessedry new specifics, and while some are
good, many are useless, and Others dang rous
The wIsest course to pursue is tn consult our
family physician, or otherwise use only such RENE
des Long public psrIenoe has proved to be safe
and ettcacious. Of this character is TYLER'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC
originally tho favor tie prescription of an eminent
ply sician it soon became popular remedy and has
continued to enjoy growing reputation for the last
twenty years. u cases of common Colds, Coughs
&C., 1t acts like charm, and in Chronic cases. BTon-
chItIs, WhOOping Cough, Group. Asthma, Inf enza,
&c. It's success IS unpara ed and most viii testify
who nave used it..
Price Is cents and 81 cents per bottle.
sold by Nairn q Palrnsr, Chas. Stott, &c ash
exandra; where may be had also for convenience,
known az "Tyler's Gum Arabic Cough Can.'y
Drops. al elegant pleasant, a d -i!cac Gus Pull.
mOnIc LOzenge they are uDsur PASSED. fe Sm
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III The citizens Of Leesburg, Va, are endea
voring TO induce the Baltimore Conference to
hold its next session in that place.
90 The American Minister I'm Paris gave a
grand soiree on Washington's birthday TO his
sountrymen and to the d diplomatic corps
IL The first daily newspaper printed In Viz
Rinia, was in 17s0, and the subscription price
was $50 per annum.
III The winter overcoat now in fashion I'm
London is called a s'bulfanger" They are sold
In Regent street for about S19
ID man has been tried convicted. and SEN
fenced TO imprisonment In the penitentiary for
three years, IN Waiton county, Ga, for systematic
cruelty to his wife, which in the end caused her
death.
Ur Considerable controversy Is going on in
the country papsrs of Pennsylvania about the
partial resumption of the Philadelphia banks 1t
IL claimed that they are holding back their spr-
Gle due to the country banks, and only partially
resuming.
ID Ii is stated that excellent salt is manufac-
tured at the Salt Springs, in Lancaster county,
Nebraska, equal to the best qualities manufac
tured In any part Of the world. The water from
which the salt Is made Yields from forty-rye to
ATTY pounds to fifty gallons.
~ An annual eclipse of the sun will take
place on the 18th instant In the United States
this will be partial, and visible east of wiscou-
sin, Illinois, and Mississippi. The sun will rise
about eo'clock II m. partially eclipsed on the
half past seven.
u communication was received at a spirit
usl circle in Greenfield, Mass a few DAYS since
supporting 10 be from -, who died short
time ago Of drlirium tremens. The communica-
ton stated that he was In hell-not literal q re
and birthstone. but dark, lonesome place-and
he solsmnly warned others not to follow such
course he had
10 The fremen Of Memphis, Tenn =, are on
strike because the Recorder fined certain of their
number for haGling their apparatus on the side
walk, and declare that they will respond to no
alarm Of fire until the streets ''dry up" or the
49, ord - Qrarx H.
that the streets are in SO muddy condition that
they cannot draw the engines.