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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15

The few surviving witnesses OF the
drilling scenes enacted in the dc.
siructiun of the ill.fatcd steamer
AuStrta. are receiving daily letters
aud visits irOm parties who had re.
latives or fricn,ls on board the doom.
I'd vessel, soliciting tldirgs concern
ing thr fate OF the missing ones. -
Many Of these meetings nra painful
even heart rcnding. when the hus.
hand hears pronounced by a stran
gers, lips the last words of his los,
companion, and listens to the rccita
o' the prattlc OF his darling babies. -
A III citing Of this nature occurred N
Chelsea yesterday, between Mr.. II.
a. Smith. one of the rescued pass
myers. and gentleman named
l'calcs, an Englishman, residrn, in
this vicinity, who by this calamity
lost hls wife aud three children. -
Ma. Bcates, with her three children.
embarked at Southampton for the
purpose OF joining her husband in
this country Her mother accom-
'ani"d her to tho ship, and, with
teariul anxiety for her welfare, re.
quested MIR. Smith, whom she hnd
learned was coming to Boston, to
take charge OF her daughter aud
grand children, and conduct them in
safety across the trackles ocean, t.
their expectant husband anil father
This he promised to do. But alas
Tor human foresight. Wher tn,
first dread alarm of fire reached Mr.
Smith, he was playing with his lltl,
.h,rso in the cabin. He rushed on
Ieck, followed by the terror stricken
mother and her babes. q boy and
girl anil infant. The flames drov,
the patty to the side of the ship
when the little boy lcaped into the
sea, calling his sister to follow him
before she was burned. The cir
initiated the example Of her bro h
cr. and the agonized mother. Imprint
ing II kiss upon the face OF her hrip
less babe, iumpc OVERHEARD Thei'
intc was the fate Of the hundrrd'
who hai pcrished by this sad disls
ter.
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The Atlantic Telegraph thrown into
the shade.


A writer 10 the Philadelphia Press.
whose mind has been somewhat az.
itated by the startling inventions I, {
the day. sends to that paper an arti-
Gle from DR.. Dicks Works on the
subject ol Acoustic Tunnels, "he
lieving," be says. "ihat great i'm,
provcments can he made in thcm
especially since the discovery o
gutta percha, and that we may b,
able. at some time or other, to tall
TO John Bull across the Atlanti,
Ocean" He adds:
"Experiments were made in Par.
8, by M. Blot. Oh the transmission
of sound through mir in very lon.
tnbes, and through solid bodies
These experiments were made thro'
long cylindrical pides, which were
constructed as conduit for fountains
to embellish the city OF Paris. Will
regard to tho velocity of sound. il
was ascertaned that it's transmission
was ten and hall times as quick
as through the mir. The pipes wer
over one thousand and thirty-nin,
Yards in length. NJ. blot was sta.
toned ut one end. and friend NJ
the other; they heari tho loves.
voice 30 perfectly as to hear tn,
words and keep mp n conversation
on the snhiect Of the experiments.
I They wished e. dete, mine the low
cst point at which the human voic,
seemed to lie audible, hut could not
accomplish it; words spoken as low
as when we whisper secret to an
other were understood, so that no,
TO BE- heardthere p,s bat one resource
that Of not speaking at all. BE.
tween question and answer the in
tsrval was not greater than for til,
transmission of sound. The time IL
the experiment through one thou
sand and thirty nine yards, wa.
about five and a-balf seconds. Re-
ports of a pistol fired at one end oc
casioned considerable explosion n
the other; the air was driven out -
the pipe 81 as to give the hand a prrt
,y smart blow, and drive light sub
stances ont of it tn tho distance o
half a yard, AMI to ,xtingnish
candle. Don Gautian. another sa
van, proposed t. buii,l hor'z 'nta
4. tunnels widening at the remot-r Y
tremities, and fonnI. at the distanr
Of nearly a mile, the ticking Of
watch conld be hear tdr better Mal
ictose IN tie ear. lie calculates tina
Z series of such tunnels or pipe
won'a convey u message nine hun
lred miles in All hour. rno a,lva,l
'nge Of such tunnels must he ohvi
Gus; they might he Laid betwee
railroad stations, across rivers, An
even between cities; and the d,
; will probably come when they vi
he perfected 40 as to be used as muc
tor long distances as they sre no,
in many large manufactures, an
{ sven in dwellings, on a small seal,
and known as speaking tubes."
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Indiana EIection.

lsDIAsApoLis, October. l2--Th,
returns from this county, ns fur as
heard from. Indicate majority iol
Porter (Itep) TOR Congress, OF from
400 to 500; Republican gain .
nearly 500.
The whole Republican count,
ticket is elected by large majorI.
~.
Hancock county gives a lsrg,
Republican gain.
In the Third District, the vote i,
very close.
Three townships in Shelby count,
show a small Republican gain.
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sSr. LOUIS, Oct. IA dispatch
no ; Independence, dated the 10tl
,,sa.i per. United States Expros'
'ot,onville, says tho, 'hO panta F.
mil, ,s,h date. 10 the Goth uit..
hal arrived q at that place. The ac.
cous OF the battle between three
hurried Navajoe Indians and q
smi \ detachment OF United States
troops on the Goth Of August, are
coDir,ed. Capt. McClcan's wound
is ssvfe, but not dangerous.
Til, National Democrats have
evcrynpmber to the Legislature
as iaIas heard from. Lieut.. Ray
arriyd with the mail.
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DENErIoIAL REsULrs of AnvERrrs-

BENErIcIAL REsULrs OF AnvERrIs-
ING.-We understand, through the
agent of the Pennsylvania Railroad,
that the receipts Of that company at
tho agency in New York have in
creased sixty.siX per cent. since the
company commenced advertising in
the New England papers, in April.
1857. Tho advantages Of alvertis.
ing can never he appreciated in
theory; tho principal results arc the
convincing arguments in favor OF the
system, New York owes her I'M.
parallelcd snccess in q great meas
ure to tho liherality OF her merchants,
not only in advertising, hut in circu.
lating New-iork papers containing
their advertisements all over the
country.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15

LpooMProNsM IN ONO. The peo-
pie of this county will recollect that
the Dem ocracy have been -ndeavor-
ing to make the impression that the
"Isspublican party WAS on the
wane," that it was just "fzzlipe
out" and they hoped, by this rnse,
to inspEe the hesitating menrbcrs o.
their party, with confidence. Tb'
late election shows how mnch conf.
dence can he placed in their decla.
rs ions. Lat the people store this mp
for the future.
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0swEGo, October e.-During severe gale
on the lake st night, the schooner Osprey,
Of Buffalo from Racine, was wrecked. The
Captains wife and child, and Mate, were
drowned
Sycosp DlsPArcH.--The wind continues
unabated, and the sea on the lake is still
swelling. Several vessels arrived last night
and to-day, seriously damaged.
Fears are entertain ned for the safety those
out. The schooner Spray is a total wreck
The bodies OF the Mate ana the Captain
wife and child, have not been recovered.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-15

WASmINGroN, October S.--The Secretary
Of the Treasury has, on appeal, decided tina,
shaved shingles, be ing manufactured by an
other process than hewing or sawinr, are
no, embraced in lumber or timber admitted
Tree Of duty under the reciprocity treat,
with Great Britain. but subject to duty Of
trenty-fou per cent. The Secretary has
also decided that walnuts in salt and water
are chargeable with n duty Of fifteen pc
lccnt.
1t is said that Gen. Denver declines L
withdraw his resignation of the Governor
ship of Kansas.
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PENNSYLVANIA ELECrJoN Penn
sylvania has, no doubt, gone against
the Democracy, by considerable o,
a'najority. Several opposition and
anti. Lecompton candidates for Con.
gress, have been elected over Blu
chsuan candidates.
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Tts : = - aepshll hlless.--.1e-:-S-.
Vx,rsI ss ~, q. IA. -. - ,,,,,
=, 5ss -. ~. ,L'
- ss .I..r....rs, sr.. n. .,s,. -. y =
n s.,ssrla r,..s,s..,or., p;.,ric,,
p,ssAe 1880, n, C,nyres,
- 1i;II sleDtsd over IN. rrosen,
Lssonpse. ,ineu.nben,.. Gurley !.
e,esnslev,r 0toesb.ek. in the sec.
ocd llsmitcu I,js,r;e,. and. ,Juds,
CacSv Ovsf Han. 10 the Sen, ca d q
srics. both ssins to the Republicans
Hsmilsonl County, which gave tn,
Dsmocr6cy bet wesn three and four
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,l,O CONSUMPTiyES The advert

'y,O CONsUMPTiNE rs. The advertiser,
having been restored to health IN few
weeks, by a very simple remedy, after hay'
ing suffered several years wthasevere LuSG
AFFECTION, aud that dread disease, Con
sumption-is anxious to make known to ms
fellow -sn nfr-rers the means Of cure. To all
who desire it, he will senl copy OF the
prescription used Gree Of charge w'th d.
rections for preparing and using the same,
which they will fnd a sure cure Tor Con-
sumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c. The
only object OF the advertiser in sending the
prescription is to benefit the afflicted. and
he hopes every sufferer viii Try his remedy
as it will cost lh-m nothing, and may prove
blessing. Parties wishing the prescFp'
ton will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WilliamSburgh, Long island.
' October |, ls5S.--l 3m
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RtssrA. - The Invslide Russo an.
ooune,s the, il is in contemplation TO
mite Eotops and America scfoss the
R,,.sian possessions. The telegraph
!. '1o offending from ST. Petersburg to
!, S~ 10 TO be continued TO the iron.
N}f,t.oC China. .-4.
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Mr. THrR'ToN All hopes of the
safety Of the unfortunate Mr.. Thurs
ton, who was carried away from trr0
trina in n balloon, have been ahnn
doned. Search was made through
ont the country in the vicinity ot tn"
place Of ascension, but no traces OF
the lost man found, Mr. Binnistcr
who has bcen searching for Thurs
ton, thinks now that "the viol' nj
motion Of the balloon. swaying to
and fro in the air. and its great ele-
walton (three miles) caused the nm
fortunate man to resign his hold
and dropt the earth, in which cas-"
he must have been dashed to sncl
minute particles, as to leave hut few
traces" A body WAS found, or
Friday last in the river near Chat
ham, Cnnsda West, which was sup
posed at first to be that of Nj
Thurston, hut, upon investigation
it was fonnd that tho dress did no
correspond with that of the balloon
ist.
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From Washington.

WAsnrSoros, Oct. 9.-The P,esi
Zen, received a ,elegraphic despatch
lo.lay from John Buuerfeld, President
of hs O'o'l""d Mil company, dated
St. Louis, October 0, infomin him
that the great overland mail arrive,
there to-day from San Francisco IL
tw'uty -four days and four hours. The
stages brought through six passengers
The President replied by telegraph a,
follows:
WASHINGTON, Oci. 0.-To John Bui.
rcrfeld, President of the Overland MAJ
Company--Sir: Your despatch has
been received. | corlinlly congratI,
late you upon the result. 1t is a glo
rous triumph for civIliz uion and the
Union. Settlements will soon follow
the course Of the road, and the East en- 4
Wcs, will be bound together by chain
OF living Americans VIII ch can never
be broken. (SisneD
JAMES BrcHASAy.
ST. Louis. Oct. 9.-The Callforais
Overland Mail, by the Southern route
will reach here tonight, twenty .fou
days out, with dates to the lGh utimo
ten days later than VIA Panama.
EAsTos. Pa, Oct. 0.-Capt. Meig
is in town. and has contracted with thu
Warsaw Foundry and Machine Com
pany, OF Phillipsburg, N. j.. for lars,
portion Of the pipe for the Washington
Aqucduct.
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Ohm ElecliOn.

ZAHpviLLE, Oct. 12.--Zancsville
City--R., ublican state ticket 90,
majority. A Republican gain
Tompkinr, (Rep) for Congress. $50
majority over Manypenney, (Dcm)
Swank-Adminisfrstion candidate
for Congress-. received 78 votes.
HUROS. Oct. FISHERMAN. lRep)
has Isl msjority in this township
In Redgefield tho Republican major
ity 10 81. being a Republic n gain
of 0. In Vermillion, Republican
msjc,itv q.
Mansfeld--Sherman, (Rep) $50
majority.
Ihs Republican state ticket has
Is msjority.
UuD-oS. October II --Edgertou,
(Rsp) ISL; Ramsey, (Dvm) 81.
sWELisvILLE. Oct. l2.-Bnyham,
(R",) 1913; Means. (Dem) l29.
!HANILToN Oct. l2.-The gain on
the vote Of 1856 for Vallanhg
As far as heard from. is lsj
CLEVELAND. Oct. l2.-rhe Re-
publican gain in this city is HOO
The whole ticket ia elected by from
600 10 900 majority.
Cnyahoga F"ils-Elgerton's ma.
jorIty al
Washi ,gton-I'-ck, 267; Barley
1888; Walcott. 2d3; Ward. 100.
WASHINGTON O:t. IL. This conn
". IA far ne heard from, gives Cor
win 272, AMI Blair III.
Sandusky-six townships-lIall
(lDem) 231 majority.
Vanwert Caunty-.Five township
hesrl from give Democratic gain
off. Bucyrns township gives Carey
far Congress. % ma ajority against o.
Republican m-jority last year.
Lancaster city and township Civ
$40 Democratic msjority-a a Demo
cratic gain OF 102.
vMuskingum county ns far as hear'
ftom, shows a Republican gain o
Ss0 '.s'v' ~
Circlevile--Seven tow nshipS g,v'
Oase, (Opl) 10 majority, gain ~
the veto Of 1856.
Cox's muj"rity in six townships i
Zen.
Lancsrter--M Miller. Douglas Dem
ocrat. IL elected Conncilman in tn
four,h ward ovvr Fierce, anti ID mo
Iss. by 81 ,nsjoritv.
- Rich'ahd Comfy About 80
f1eu,N:rific majority.
Nhshiani county. as far a. hear
fern. give. 81 Republican msjorit
A-s gain, ..
i'fAtrhu-- Republican state ticket
~ nrsjnrity. Eger'on's msjorit
~. sna tho rest Of the comfy tickv
1df majority.
Sanrin ,ky-Averase D.mocrati
majority for state tickc, 90. Pat
yf6k, Qocm) for Congress. 80 mai,l
~, Pefkfps township gives so IN
343ly TT Sherman.
1 CokaMhus- SCox's msj ,rity in thl
N6&aey Rtpus 15a, In licking. 2of
~ = pfcSAp'y elected by 800 m'
Xhsn sCsayty y--A,l in Int mr.,
tsshshirs. which Shove i RNpubl
vh.6Gth 6fIl3. :" 49, p =
- Ny6,dos County * three towr
fhipN Nepublictn gain st.ont 600
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The President has appointed DR..
James Mcdowell OF Missouri, Consul
General TO Constantinople. This
gentleman is the oldest son OF the
late Gov. Mcdowell OF Virginia.
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SPECIAL NOTICE. DIR. Jackson In
dian Physician, will be at the Dixon
House. Fndlay, Oaio, December,
Sd, 4th, and 5. See his communi-
cation in to days paper.
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HoRsELLsvILLE, October S.-rhree inches
Of snow fell IN this nelghborhood last night
Snow has also fallen along the line OF the
Erie Railroad as far East as Great Bend.
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MosrREAL, October ll.-Eleven lives were
lost by the explosion Of the steamer HeIcu.
les, yesterday morning. The boat was own.
ed by Calvin Buck, Of Kingston.
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TRISirY BAY, October s.-No change
whatever has occurred in the electrical in
dcations from Valentia.
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rINDLAY MARKETs

Whsst rates q, 80; Rye, b5; Corn
81 to 45i Oats, 81 70 Butter. Ia; Eggs.
10, Lard. Q; Timothy Seed Ia SO $50
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ss1y 'Ezisdtsosi Rsvo voIurlos,srD!-.
n mud q QpPoslH \ lsipn ! hsvs achicr.
~ Sp6sdid Victory III SlJ Haui.
iron. The rr.st I)emnerASf fcs'ron I.
l.ol6 iias n isrs been taken. nessl
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Confidence may no. be reciprocal
but Kindness should be so always.
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Ohio state and Union Law College.
Thi, Institution has boon removed t' Clove'
laud, Ohio. Dc-rccS are legally "onlerredand
students upon Graduating may he admitted
into practice. ForCirculHrs address, tCieye'
land, NJ \. hIN"' S"'re''r!'
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Nrw ORLEaNs, October S.--The deaths by
Fever yesterday were fifty eight.
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DARN FOR RENT. - The subscri

LNARh FOR sALE.-The subscriber Will
IL sell his farm in Madison township, Han.
cock county, Ohio, one.half mile South ot vii.
Jamestown, and q miles North of Dunkirk. on
the state road leading from Fndlay To Kenton.
The farm is very pleasantly situated on both
sides ul the road. The tractcontains one hun.
dred and cighty'SiX acres, eighty hive acres oi
which ARE we'll improved; twenty acres deaden.
ed and viii soon bo in order Ia clear up. Also
an orchard OF excellent grated trees. The
farm il dry, rolling land that is hard to beat IN
tho county, and IL well waicred. | viii sell
said tract of land low, considering the quality
Buildings not very good.
July ., 1858. d. r. CAMERON.
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8 T o u G II MS
tsrorGHros KElrERMASs)
AMBROTYPE GALLERY.
.NNoT BE SURPASSED,
MIXTURES AssIsTI>T.

NNTJRE's A~~ISTNNT.
~ DR. l.. y. SOPER, would respectfully
announce that he has perlnanentlv located In
F'ndiHv. whore he Will attend 10 all calls IN his
Profession.
NJ Office in Colts Block. formerly occupied
by Ir. Armstrong. tOctuhcr u, iSjS.
INoNN PROPERTY fOH sab. -- We
have for sale Il house and lot located oi
Main street. TIE house = a new two. story
building. comfortable aud convenient. aud viii
70" >p",cd of ON reasonable terms. Also.
\ Horsg ASH I.or oS WEST HARplS STRrtT. --
IN" house Is y one-sturv building 32x24. hlied
out with smoke house, well &c., and lot dry.
Also.
\ HorsE ASp Two Lors oN East H,apIN ST.
The house Is me story, and the lots are sup.
pied with u large NJ mbor ufiruIt trees. which
.Hvc been hearing inT some time. There j.
al>o an excellent barn on the lots. We will
dspoS" "tth.s pr 'p"riy for money. "rcychange
irr land. =. \. SpCAp.
R'di Estate .IgfRt
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Louis asanss adams Plaintiff savage. Of ,Hs
John Savage, Defendant. su,te Of New York,
Will take notice that Louis Adams, OF tho coun
y of Hancock, and state OF Ohio, did, on the
jlh day Ut September, 1858, file his petition In
he Court OF fCommon Pleas Of Hancock county,
Jhio, against the said john Savage, defendant,
setting forth that the said John Savage gave u
mortgage to one Patrick Crlsta, ON the north
.lalf OF the south invest quarter OF section IL, in
township two north, OF range nine east, con
tanning eighty acres, In said county Of Han
cock. to secure the payment OF sSOo, win m
crest at ten per centum thereon, according u
4 certain note referred To in said mortgage;
and that since the giving OF said mortgage, the
said Patrick Crista sold, transferred, ana ~
rbe prayer of said petition is that the SAID
premises may be sold 10 pay said note and In
crest. The said John Savage is notified tha
me- is REQUIRED 10 appear and answer said peti
lion on or before the 9Th day Of November
1858. LOUIS ADAMS.
BY O'NEAL h BLAoxPoRD, his Attorneys
ganfa n, ha, Rth lkh8. .f6w.1
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BY O'NEAL II BLACxPokD, MS ALTO
September 9Th, 1858. .t6w.

nRoPKRTY FOR sALk.-The undersign
ed has house and lot for sale, situated on
Sandusky street, In las. FindIay. He will lis
pose of them on quite reasonable terms. For
nart,oulars apply TO JACOB KlMMONS.
FInpLAY, Ohio, June ii, 1858, ,. ~
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IL largest and best assortment OF BoUls and
,uoes ever offered In TINS market, which they
Will sell ut very low prices.
- Cash PAD for Hides.
tlsDLAY, september ~, l858.-[3t.
DOOkET.B0OK LOST. The unde ersirned
l. lost PoskstBook containing . nus,bsr
oi papers, principally notes and rsosipSs, and
read between Reuningsr i tsve rp sni HoConb.
ANY one finding the same aud returnins IL to
the owner, VIII be suitably rewarded.
FMpLAY, 0hio,) NJ n HIkF.uR
July 4, 1858.
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DLANxs Of all kinds, for sale At this otaes.
Is may ., l6Se.l
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These PiHs sioutd not Js taken By JsniItes during
III, FiRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy.
n, they arc sure 10 bring on Jfs"dT'iag', bat at
any other tim' they are 'gJ',
. In all eases of Nervous aud Spinal AHections,
Pain in the Back and Limbs. Fatigue on slight
rxertion. Palpitatlon of the Heart. llyNt"rirH'
and Whites. these Pills will effect culc when
all other means have rnlcd. aud although
powerful remedy. do not contain ir'n' '''''
mel. an,mony. or anything hnrtfulto the cons
rituiun.
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole AGENT for the United states and canada.
JOB MOSES, Qa,c I. G. baldwin c".)
Rochester, y. y.
y. D.-sl 40 and 6 postage stamps enclosed
to any authorized AGENT, will in-"r" a bottle "i
the Pills by return nul.
- -.'. - ,Nr;WORTIiI, wholesale
aud retail. FiulHy, Oni".
J.n. %. l>is.--iy.
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THE IiAHI;,.slllJ! solDEM EItv!F!sI1J; RRlzE'

The New York Weekly GOLDEN PRIZE
10 one OF the largest and best weekly papers ui
the day. An Imperial Quarto, containing ElGHl
PAGES, or FORTY COLUMNS of entertaining origin
al matter; and ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED every
week.
A GIFT WORTH FROM 30 CENTS ~
3jO0,OO IN GOLD, WILL BE PRESENT
icD TO EACH sUBsCitiBER IMMEDi'
ATELY ON RECEIPT OF THE SUB
sCRIPTION MONEY.
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TO MARRIED LADIES

II Is peculihrly slIIed. II viii, IN shori tme
bring 0n the monthly period with regularity.
Each hottie, price One Dollar, bears he uov.
.ernmon, stamp " Great Britain, 70 prevent,
lcuunterfet-.
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Special 0otitts.
The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared from a prescription Of Sh J.
CLARKE, Physician ertrdordiaary
10 The Queen.

This valuable medicine is uniailing IN tie
cure of all those painful and dangerous diseas.
es to which the female constitution is subject.
1t modorates aliexcessaud removes all obS'ruc.
ions. and speedy curn may be relied on.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-25
TTfnisterss Walk and Conversation.

a Winiater's " AK md NonVersatlOll'
The editor Of the NORTH Carolina PFesByterian,
who is ct the Virginia Springs has heard q good
story Of Speaker Orr and the Rev. Dr. W., Of
Lexington. long since, the story goes, they
were both at the Warm Springs, and met in
public room Of the hotel. They had been sitting
with other company, and after awhile the Doctor
rose and walked across the room with the usual
limp in his gait Mt. Orr Immediately reoog-
zized him, and asked him if be was not the
Chaplain at the University Of Virginia at such
time. naming the year. The Doctor replied that
ne was 81 was" said Mr.. Orr, ga student at
the University, and I knew you by your limp"
siWeu" said the Doctor, cit seems my hmPiRg
made deeper impression On you than my Prsash,
predicament and most men would have been unable
70 extrioate themselves but he replied with ready
Wit: sAh, Doctor, It'll the highest compliment we
can pay minister to say he is known by his Valk
rather than by his CONDENSATION"