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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-01-29

| II In spite Of the cry Of :. hard times and
no money" which is in cvyry-loly's mouth,
there are several houses building in llhtun at
this time. W. P. Strickland has nearly
finished neat 2-story and attic dwelling for
John CoSdon, on Il lot recently bought fron!th
| Railroad Co., On Church Street a. j. Scott
has under roof large double dwelling for J.
p. Bradbury 4 Son, on the same street. W.
p. Strickland is finishing two new dwelling
houses for 3. W. Harris. Jacob Rambo is
just raising, what promises to be a commodious
and handsome dwelling for II obcrt Marshbunk
on Bow Street. J. q. Elder is Just finishing Il
handsome residence for himself on Main
Street j. b. Ash has just opened store in
the large store house built for hun by =. c.
Strickland. These various improvements, to-
gcthcr with the work now being done about the
basement Of the Court House by Z. G. Strck
land, gives employment to our carpenters,
masons, timers, &c.
Il The recent cold weather has frozen up the
mud, and at this writing (Wcdncs,lay,l the
streets wcll-pasSablc. Our citizens are
doubtless glad that the Bailins horse. which
miytd in one Of the streets, short time since
has recovered from lis injuries. and has been
hauling tie manure, scrdpud from the cutters
last fall, out Of the streets. No doubt the
pleasing anticipation Of early vegetables, from
the bai.iil's wcli-known dollhouse, already
begins to tickle the palatcs Of our cpicurcs.-
The Reporter saw full peek Of ripe tomatoes
on each cart load Of MANURE, but his beautiful
vision was spoiled by Il growing taxpayer
wondering how much the Commissioners paid
the ba(in for hauling, per load. Coarse,
material fellow, that tax payer, to be suggest
ing such vulgar things.
=. S. Since the above paragraph was
written the sun and rain have tAawva the
ground and EiktonAns are chin-dcrp in mud.
How much Of the croIhng now heard is at
trbutAblG to the fact that we live like frogs
The question is left open and the freedom of
the town will be awarded to the writer Of the
best essay on the subject,
Why are the dogs belonging to the Bailili's
friends like the streams this mind winter!
Because they still keep running y
4 Why ale the hogs in Elkton like novelist
who is thinking up a new novel?
Because each one carries an unpcnned tail,
(tulc.)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-29
I AND WARRANTS for SALE,
IL ALL TIE SIZES, BY
TAYLOR BROTHERS, BANKERS,
No IL WALL ST, cor PeAh.

CHICAGO CITY Il O N d S-SEWERAGE
~ LOANS.-rhe Bonds bear 7 per cent interest Coupons
payable January and July IN New York, and mature In
less The payment interest aud king fund provided for
BY annual tax The entire debt Of the City of Chcsso
So oal Of which has beea contracted for si v munich
pa puIposeA For sale b. ASHLEY / NORRIS,
No. So EXCHANGE plsoe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-29
Wafer Qnre.

VVHE NETWORK WATER-CURE and ny.
l. GIENIC INSTITUTE h located q. Nos IS and Is LAslt
r. one door from St. Johns Pah-Good BOARD can b -
tain ed from Q 20 81 per week. FULL TaCATMENf VI
board, from 81 to Is per week Transient persons ~ PEI ~
charge Office Cous htstions from .. m. to4 p m.
TRAIL, NJ D., and D. A. GORION, N. D., fhySeianA y
FANCHLR, Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-29

TYu6ID RrA1Ye ulN 6!!19SnIr ksNH:
49, 80 rrvA Sscsv.s 6S~sS., "a 81 ::
V.rsSaL., g., = 49, ? ., 80 80 -, ~
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ssrs,S-( Il ~ 49,, - - ~ !, g n w-s.
- S-u q, :. ne - nAsH . 1s~ O SosEara
ISOh SAVANNAH - TLORIDA-n. Amer
~ Arksu. See N.e.sAH c..Sey 81,
se.s .o~foo.ssyn , :SG s =, : 5 .a~I =
"a 80: : - 0ss..ss % a n.sa. ga s -
- - Ao.sS q, "a oSsob~ a 49,
6ss.S ca, A.s'es - A%srss~ S~Ss1
80 80 =: :. Is 80: f.. = - .. 1rs: 49,
n, BJrfsvILlE, y.~ pc~. c~nnHe6ss ssess@
f1oh pa =. Nv - = sessh
CSOP ALEXANDRIA WASHMGTON, -
i okoeoEFOwn-fS nC-fGH - w. sOTS
n.A1 os-/.syS 80 - 49,: IN - 81
80 Ss.... :. :. :ss-. - EvEaY sAfUs2A.. ; =
6sasss sssS - ha - s:.s,es. -. - -
9.Vs<ss, - ss.~~S = sh1.ys - e.sSS.ys
80. 49, :. h@.:,t,.i =. -. -; -"
csoSSsiE ~~sA
DORTI.AND s.1 CANADA SBMi-wREK-
LY LIVE ~ viCrOaA BRIDGE
~ e. = r. I: -; aA.., c,,-..
~. r. e j; s.:I iss.s ns-r.is 90 s.-..
ISssf Y.rsi-sA svssy "WEDNESDAY sa1 eArUApAf.s
49, nss.Siss Dssh ~ saweA. IS
fSS cs~.A, essssa vtb 0ret franl kAnvy, 80 nFv
eS.t~s< ed 80 Sspstissss ssss Ne. 70 A's-e "a
"a clOswILL c.. ~ - w.ss@A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-29
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC STEAMSHIP
N COMPANY
L. 8. NAIL LINE.

A TLANTIC AND PACIFIC STEAMSHIP
L. 8. MAIL LINE.
Prom III. ose..AS.st ssU UssS. 10. of w.nsns.
se.ass ESQ., Second CABIN SIS r CABIN. 500 including
FIFTH AND rw Ei,Ifis tf 81 EACH sos-H
The f,yolte steamship NORTHERN LIGHT, Cap; Ti3tle
connecting via Panama RA-Osd with the 'tesn'hp
Estr. steamer Of this Away, Panama securing prompt
The NORTH STAR succeed, tie NORTHERN LIGHT,
leaving N'" i0t CATION r1Si N TO THE PUBLIC
cen. falsely styling themselves Mad COmpsnes Unless yOu
be on Jour guard you viii Be deceived and deirs ,dsd
route, under contract with the aoyeHmeIt
For freight passage apply st L. Ouy Office Of the ns in
Wy No. in w..s.t, conner Of W.qsn- :1,ry .,,
NB-An persons are forbid trusting any Of
the above ships or ownen
CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, LONDON, AND
= GLASGOW calling a. QUEENSTOWN. Ireland, 70 LAID
The Liverpool New YorI and Steamship Comps
ny splendid Iron Screw St. ,m'h' are Intended to
sail a. follow:
from Nrw'YoRK FoE L1yERrooL; IL,
e ely az s3ITiMoaE saTgsDAy
U..mber r.
And each Alternate Saturday from Pier No Al Mr..
SIy TTsDA 5.Sssas
month Winter each alternate Saturday IL Sum-
rner, from Pier No. Al North River.
RATES or PASSAGE;
Cabin Queer s,ovp, Liverpool, Glasgow s75
Tird ca.. % oaseIsosn LiSspco Gla;sox......... 50
Tid c:'. Return Tcsc available for six month";;
sses wsIssd H.se R. Hamburg Bremen md
Ceikestes of passage Issued from Liverpool and Glasgow 10
These have superior stous for Passengers
constructed with watertsh Compartments and carry expo
For F os O P Ss iSspy 4 the oe 4 the yS3sPy
IL as:slS to Z VIM p MEAN Ne IS Dison..
GREAT REDUCTION.-THE VANDERBILT
EUROPEAN LINE gN.TER STATS MAJ ay sTeAx
sotTHiaPToS and HhyRE' under m:l oo1tI.c l..v.Ht
this .ee each sls52a.s sATuADAf and As 0ii Has s'''
lyon SOUTHAMPTON soUHAsrros roH
ocr ou.rr se.eg s.1Is:, Nv %:sns:sy Esx.
These sts srnships have wstsr-tiz't ompsrtmenn
ys iss .s: az. IL . $50 I'D oO I'd o ESQ
OCEAN ouEEN-ln cabin, 900 ard $50 I'd cabin so.
csrfS.ss. II pa..ss Issued Europe to America sp'e''
dsHv.1ea in LoEeon and PAfA - .op,,vcr Aren't
No Bowling Green, He~-I"I
ooods taken On freight - eGient rates
N7OTICR to CALIFORNIA PASSENGERS
TIE TICKET os61E t for, ,'s NJ fis1 IN w. oSrsr
w. -. sf;es of The North Atlantic Steamship ConSsnS
q IL wharf foe. Of Canals
1NHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDs STEAM
L vrrurs H G ss.r Commander.
IN 49, actively carrying tie United Sta Nal,
sATuRDAY, Oct y, st = IL,
BREMEN, Vi. SOUTHAMPTON.
tAklrg rsss~lSes for
LONDON HAyRE- SOUTHAMPTON aae gELMEN
tie olosins rates:
Firr Cabin. elo; Secoci csbI, eeo; steerise, fS
3ELPCKE, kETIGkH nEICHELf,
No u Broadway.
Tor SAVANNAH anG FLORIDA-U.S s. NAIL
Il LINE.-Tbe fsvori:e resE SIP AUGUSTA, Csp. NJ g.
woodAuli wil les eATCkDAY Oct -, q, n, from
Psf Nc. 4, North River Through eketyea Mn.eor-.ry
Columbus Atlantis Albany Macon. eiuI Of L.ds Nzs4
srsixh .r-rlr -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-29

TIE Ngw.YoRK GENITAL RsILRoiD CONTAIN
ThEisURER's OSTIcE Albany, Oct Is 1853
TT,HE INTEREST which will become due on the
u. day of November next upon Debt Cerics.ss sad
ppon Six pr Bonds Of bs Company will Be PAID
u the respective nteres warrants a. the Bank Of
Commerce n New Yoik. GILBERT L. WILSON,
Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-29

ENAMELED CHAMBER SUITES Of FlIRNu-
- TIRE. :. ~ ee.o.: &c s:sss .Aeloe..l. .. On
RAkkEN WARD, Ne. IN Caoaix
'.- i fosI teen east Of Deo>ivss n "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-29

OFFICE PAxANA RAILloAp CospAyY,}
EEw.YoRE, Oct a. lSS. )
HOLDERS Of the FIRST MORTGAGE
III BONDS Of the PANAMA RAILRoAD COMPANY,
which will become due the s day CT Dsc-mber rex are
20 notice a. the oe Of The Company on
or before the lOh november whether psyDsn. In NswYok
or N'"''" VIII 70 AUGUSTUS HOFFMAN, rre.,urer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-29
builoina MaterialS.

JAMES, FOWLER, KIRKLAND & Co.,
JAMES. BEEBE Co..
NO. 356 BROADWAY, NE WORK,
Manufacturer NOT WATER and aorAIR I FuRNh s
s sS@pstid sr tItnSs NEW foUNDERa
sc 70 Sa I sSa S5dsi P WORK
opportunities Tor estimating upor PLUS ana SPecica
IRON FRONTS, ROOFS.
COLUMNS, ORDERS,
STAIRS, LINTELSs &C., &C.,
believing that their expes in this line together With tae
increased facilities for eIscuo orders to any extent sa0ds ID
Addition constantly beDs made TO their already extensive
varieyof
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK,
fr PARKS. LAWNS and GARDENS,
FOUNTAINS. VASES sETTEEs,
LIONS, Eagles, DOGS DEER,
STABLE yuRslryREN Saaf WE r4sF FH Hay
RAChS ard HANGERS clearly and indestrucdb.e.
IRON BEDSTEADS,
HOSPITALS fl. ana Prisons * '''' ''''' %
CHILDREN'S CRIBS,
In IMITATION OF BAMBOO very light Lee. sod .rOpsf
c6SsERvSToRIEs ttiss md q GRAPERss
AID to warning them with hot
JAMES, FOWLER, KIRKLAND & 90,
No. 1856 BROADWAY, NETWORK.
ULusrRArED CATALOGUES sent b. mail.
I B. q W. W. CORNELL d Co.'S
IRON WORKS,
Nos. I35 to lab Centre-st, New.Yori.
JBkww CORNELL Co are u.pu,, -w,,,a
IRON FRONTS tor STORES IRON BEAMS
TlRE-PRoos CEILINGS. FLOORS and PARTITIONS.
CAST and ~RoU6HT-IRoN RAIaING5 for DweIAnss
oaice' PaIks, and CEMETERIES, OF various designs
ndd p SADf Pss s 0hlLLED-IRoa BANK VAULTS
WINDOW LiNIELs CoRMcEs, and COLUMNS.
CAsI.lkoN BEAMS and ORDERS
SOLID ROLLED and RiVETED BEAMS, Ct various d.
IRON DOORS, VAULT DOORS sBUrTyss sAsHEs
skY-LlGHTs and FLOOR LlGHrs
pessns FOR any Of the above v furnished application
Jersey CITY
u NoLDING AND PLANNING MILL,
WOOD Nol6sGs s sssf $40 hstaITkAvEs PEW
CAPS RAILS AND HAND RAILS NEWELs,
BALUsrERs, BRACKETS, TRussEs. &c
AL hind, " s:Iol and ss~irs farming tc asn, with
Also, r.nrr with The c.is5Is:ed Wosd-erh r.n.n
B. FULLER,
Proprietor.
MnLERs PATENT CHIMNEY CAP and
N1 VENTILATION cnrts srloty chinneys or ysr.is;es
rooms Thoroughly. " MILLER, msDgf4cr % West BiEsy.
90 9purtsmsa.
4 LFRED WOODLANDS SPORTSMENs DE-
"A P0r-So. 4? Broadway between Canal and Eov.rtsuA
GUNS. PISTOLS, EIsHlhG TACKLE ALL KINDS
PUSHING TACKLE.
Ne. : wARRfsIsr
NEW-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE ms. Co.
f,,hs e..s st,sses q s. ps cert . =. Il. .,G rsss
k1 Asp<rts &c firm shsa ua-la JOHN HOPPER
AfspI Aarp-y ;ui :ss Co, Nc. 10 sro.lvsy, MI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-29

NO1lC of APPLICATION tr the discnsfg.
Of en- insoyent fr his debts purusrt 10 the foon
the Sd Article q the lat Title Of the sch Chspse Of hs sns
part Of ,h- Revised sstut,s LEVI CRAY Of Ltijs It
HeThn.r County New York Notice first pabbsoed Octef
cd l3ss Creditors sppssI before the Hon OBkkf EAh
County Jpdse OF said County hi. Office In HefAs GO W
3I dsy of December next O'Clock in the forenoG
oz2 Iswl9wS h. LINK, Atofnsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-29

A esIGVEEs sALE.-PHILIP r. WILKINS
"A vii SELL a AUCTION, on sAruhoni, ot- ~ iss
i,eIEL kiEpOLPH csc Lssense tbs eHae sock q p'ses
EotJ,, and F1r1rs contained In tsd sor tsssf WIN o
La. sxfs aS.vul tneyeOl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-29

q IN TO NS Sn
- Il OO for the best SPRING BED IN w w
exsstepce No. SIS Broadway NJ Y Exauline IT, i'd
Ares the ELLIPTIC BEDsPRlN5 Co. for heii descriptive
Ceur Special inducements the trade and local agencies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-29

NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP Co.
REGULAR THROUGH LINE TO
SAN FRANCISCO,
PANAMA RAILRO DAD,
And connecting Only STEAMERS GOLDEN GATE GOLDEN
AGE JOHN L. STEPHENS, and SONORA.
OF the Pscfc Mail Steamship
Company Q, Panama
DIRECT TO ASPINWALL.
The splendid Steamship. BALTIC ADRIArIC and ALAN
TIC entirely rehtted and adapted 70 ts California
Trade will eeater above, leaving this port on the
5TH end 10Th Of EACH MONTH,
from the foot Of Canalst.. North Ryer.
The BALTIC 1900 tens burden A. @. Gray commander, VIII
leave the 9Th Of November Of to connect fsnsms
with wellknown and superior steamship SONohA, f. l.
Baby commander. go IN
Tie ATLANTIC, R. H. Pearson commander, viii follow On
the Els. November.
An experienced Surgeon II attached 10 each ship
Though Freight will be inrnedAtey io~araeo
upon arrival Of the steamer At AspinwaH ran .
above steamships capacity Tor GU 20 ooV ,os
freight. VIII vii be al mode rate rates .
Il believed that the accommodations afforded By the above
ships SUPPRESSED by any In the world.
An extra sbp always In Panama 90 that there
will be detention In Forwarding Passengers, Baggage and
Freight. .
For Fright sppy at the Office Of the Company No SO Walls
For fss spy ct the only Office OF the Com9snes on the
wharf loo, Of { Al sls,, to WV. II. WICKHAA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-29
Ocean HteamerS, Hf.

IT s. NJ. Steamship OCEAN QUEEN, Capt.
- &C. p. sesbury, for SOUTHAMPTON and HAvRE, will
POSITIVELY sail from Pier No N. R. prscsey Ct noon on
Epslshd AZ France d. TORRANCE, Agent,
No. Bowling Green, NevYork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-29

Daints, Oils, GLASS, Hf.

GOAL OIL.-In consequence OF the nimeross
~ Of inpre Coa p the uescries, oae 70 nc
be perior article free from al Objections 20 "nlH 1000.
.rh.e.- an arcle shieh warrant 70 I'VE unlVeN ~,
ton soa who,sale md retail BY DIErZ Co 70 ~ WI
nam :, sole owners and manufacturer Of DiElLs "a IN
C0ALOIL LAMPS for burrirs Cosi Oh With or wl'aoO'
chimney
PARAGON PATENT COAL OIL BURNER
"Frum penorsl obserys,ion we anhssi'sansiy pfqn91
~, Burner The best have yet seen' hnIt '"""~
r. - A IuCKS No i2 ConrlADstf. &C.,.
u EROSENE OIL BUYERS should examine ane
n To-, tee EXCELSIOR 1AL OLA wrr supenor, au
Ale beautiful rh color snan,eed 20 change snd mn
form p.sen. o6or snt burns IN al Coal Va Lspps ra
IINERAL OIL.-This is 8 very superior Csel
N OH upe,rpeased In quality and ehesp By other
market. There peshrs more eesuai IN eoor or more ~
Hsnt o. durable ia burning Il does no. eIplose and o4rn
De usa Kerosene Lamps and bs-g Uniform, rcoAsTs w
slvsz, ob.iu the sae exresD. article. ban-s ssLona
Agents, JOHN w. QUINCY Co., NO - "ne1v.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-31
9TH ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT

Continued success Of the
COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION. 8
From all sections OF the country subscribers to this popular
Art Institution (now in its sixth year, being received in
a ratio unparalleled with that of any previous year
~ Any person become member by subscribing IS,
which will entitle him to
lstThe beautiful Steel Engraving, Shakespeare and His
Friends"
2ndA Copy of the Elegantly Illustrated Art Journal
year.
3rdA Free Season Admission to the Galleries. 54S Broad
way New York.
In addition to which, four budered valuable Works
Art given TO subscribers Premiums Comprising choice
Paintings, Sculptures Outlines &C., by the first American and
Foreign Artists
Superb Engraving which every subscriber win receive
Immediately receipt of subscription, entitled
shakespeare and His Friends"
is of character to give unqualified pleasure and satisfaction
No equal before placed within reach
the people such price, The Engraving Of
size beug printed heavy plate paper by IS inches max
ing most superb ornament suitable r the walls OF ethe
the library, parlOr, or Office.
II be to any part OF the country BY mail with safe
ty, being packed in cylinder postage prepaid.
Think Of it Such work, delivered free of eharge, and
the Art Jonrnal, one year, for three dollars
SUBSCRIPTIONS will be received until the Evening Of Tues
day the 3st of January 1860 which time the Books
close and the Premiums be given to subscribers.
No person is restricted TO single subscription Those
mtting Sl5 entitled TO six memberships
Subscriptions from California the Canadas and all Foreign
ira pOstages, &c.
Persons wishing to form Cubs will apply for circular oil
terms, &c.
The beautifully Illustrated Art Journal giving fun particu-
lars will be sent receipt Of is cents In stamps coin
Address c. L. DERBY, Actuary C. A,A,
SAG and 54s Broadway, New York.
Subscription also received by H. FASSETT HON. See or
in his absen6e at this office.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-31

FIRE IN THE JAM-on Monday morning,
about 2O'clock, our Sheriff woke up to find the
Jail on ire. A few years ago the county built
frame lean-to at the west end of the jail, for
the purpose of kitchen and lumber ROOM
This was burned downtO the floor, and the con-
tents destroyed. The FIRE communicated to the
cornice and roof Of the main building but for
tunatey the roof was covered with snow in a
lAhawing condition, and the FIRE was easily mas
tessd. The Barn Of lge DAMN was only say
90 os the same lucky fact Had there been
uFy sooy and strong wind no effort the people
o. 'nls Vihsge could make, would have saved
'ne jan tue past Office aud all the buildings
AuJoinlng on The North. AS to how the fire
occurred, tne Ise. the. three meu were to start
very just ground 10 conclele that su ont side
friend or some Of the prisoness set Gre 10 The
shed building, in hope Of workine' their escsne
tmight have occurred otherwise. II the sIean
TO- had been Of brick it would not have bscn
50 easily disposed ofi--Ssniaek
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-31
A Dirge for the ola Year.

Dirge for the Old year.
Dying, Old Year, dying
Alas that thou shouldst die
Though hast filled our cup with gladness
And its dregs are bitter sadness
All, why 7?
Dying, Old Year. dying !
With all thy wealth in store
Wealth Of life and love and learning
Wealth of joy no more returning
No more
Dying, Cid Year dying
With VOWS we made thee, broken
Grimes and sins all nnforgiven,-
Prayers Of penitence to Heaven
Unspoken
Dying, Old Year, dying
o turn to US again
Here in sorrow we are bending
Tears are falling, prayers ascending
In vain
Dying, Old Year, dying
Alas, thou'rt gone forever
Days may break and years roll DER us,
Thou wilt join their mighty chorus
All, never
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-31

SABA few days ago Mr.. AARON LLOYD
aud wife, his son-in-law Mr.. PnILLIPs and wife
left Conneaut for residence in Texas. We
learn that while on the way down the river both
the children of Mr.. Phillips sckened and died,
and on their arrival at New Orleaos,s The dead
bodies were removed from the boat aud buried
Their journey hence will be sad.-Reporter.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-31

OssAwArrAMrE BRows.-Frederick, the only
surviving brother of John Brown, deceased, and
O. y. Hudson, propose to address the citizens of
Ashtabula, OD che life and early history of the
old Roman. on Saturday evening of the present
week, either at Firemens, or Smiths Hall, as
shall be decided, and announcement made by
hand bills in due time. ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-31

The FEsTIvAL--We gave but brief and
hasty notice Of the festival, just as we we're 60
ing to press last week. The occasion was one
well worthy Of full report, for 1t was really an
epoch in our village history.
The PainsayilIe guests were about eighty in
number, and coualsied Of Torrent Co.. No. /.
and Contest No. 3, accompanied by their re-
sPscsiss Foremen, Chief Engineer and The ex-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-31

DIR. H0stetters Bitters have received the warmest
eneomums the Press and people throughout the Union
valuable tonic for the Of Dyspepsia, Fatuence
Constipation and general debility, 1t cannot be ap
preached Every day Of Its great effect ehop
cled through public Journals There nothing equal TO
the enjoyment 10 that which the afflicted experience whon
uaing this valuable specific a mild tome i and igor
action upon disorAered stomach, aud the cleansing Of
the entire body should recommend Il 10 all classes Of
community. All that will DO necessary TO convince the
skeptO Of M healthy Effects 10 purchase bottle and be
convinced.
Sold BY druggists and dealers generally,
t1~ Sc advertisement iu sn6lher column. imb2c
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-31

Social sorREE.-A Social Soiree Of the citizens
Of Ashtabula, will be held at SMITH Hall on
Monday evening the I'd Of January. Dancing
will commence at o'clock, and supper to be
served at the Ashtabula HoUse, at halfpast 3.
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THE COMING OF DoDGE--Let it not be for
gotten, that DoDGE--the INMITABLE DoDGE,
will be here on Tuesday evening next, and if you
are 10 good bodily condition, and the enjoy
ment of free exercise of the ribs, go and hear
him. Or, if you are not exactly sound, you
may enjoy an application far better than bur
pundy pitch.
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Poems OF Two FRIENDs-J. j. Piatt and w.
ID. Howells, Columbus, Folett, Foster & Co.
We have received from the publishers through
M. G. DICK, copy of these poems, aud in con-
ming them over, we have found many things to
admire. They are characterised by evidences
of genius, and we are happy to give the collec-
ton place in our library, with the promise Of
better acquaintance. Mr.. HowELLs is well
known from his former connection with the
Sentinel as racy writer of both prose and
poetry He is now connected with the State
Journal. Mr. PIArT, we only know by an Oc-
casiopal meeting with a piece from his graceful
pen. We commend the handsome little volume
to the attention of the reader.
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