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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-07-16

B9- Blackwood says of Macaulay "He
is beyond comparison the greatest master
of brilliant and unscrupulous fiction that
has ever adorned the language or disgraced
the literature of England. 1t is imposs-
BILE for any Englishman-it is impossible
for any honest man, to rise from perusal
of his attack upon Marlborough, and an
examination of the evidence upon which it
rests, without feelings of the deepest indig-
ton"
Ba- There was an interesting meeting
at South Hadly seminary, some days since,
of ladies formerly connected with the school
who are now or have been missionaries. -
Fifteen ladies were present with several of
their husbands and children, and some Of
ficers of the American board participated
in the exercises Twenty-eght graduates
of the seminary are now in the mission
field.
RG- An Ayrshire. COW in StoDeham Mass.
makes 7 pounds of butter per week on
common pasture and two quarts of meal
per day.-A Short Horn COW six years old
in Michigan, gave 3l2 pounds and IA
ounces of milk, that yielded IA pounds and
s ounces of butter during the week ending
May 23d. Feed, grass only.
Ba~ The clergy Of the Protestant Epis-
copal convention of Minnesota elected Rev.
DR.. Tucker of Troy, N. Y, as bishop OF
the diocese, but the laity negatived this
election, aud Rev. H. B. Whippe of Chi.
cago was finally agreed upon and elected
by both branches.
B@- The bust of Charles Sumner done
in marble by Bracket has been given to
Harvard college, and placed in Gore Hall
1t was procured by the committee appoint.
ed after the attack on Mr.. Sumner, who al
so obtained portrait of him by Wight
B4- The Columbus Fat States that a
break has occurred in the shaft used by the
contractors in sinking the Artesian we'll at
the Capitol, by which several hundred feet
dropped to the bottom. How is to be got
out
D5- An exchange says, the best cure
for palpitation of the heart, is to leave of
hugging and kissing the girls. If this il
the only remedy that can be produced, we
for one, say, let Ter palpitate 7
B&- Weather and Crops in England are
very good The yield Of wheat is expected
10 be as abundant as at any period. ThuI
far the heat Of the season has been beyond
the average.
DeT- The beautiful Fslls of st. Anthony
are slowly decreasing in size and grandeur
Over one hundred feet Of the rock oVe
which the water pours was carried away il
few days, by the freshet few weeks since
IA We are hearing just now a great
deal about "mohilized" armies iu Europe
This un-English word simply means, sol
diers getting ready to march.
16- One of the passengers 10 the lat
disaster upon the Mchigan Southern Rail
road settled with the company for the los
Of his wife aud child, for $500
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~ ONE FEATURE IN TIE GOVERNMENT Pro
eRANME to get the kidnappeFs out of harms
way, and which preeepitated the caving opera
ton, should be madesa little more prominent,
we think, than our friends have thus far made it
or our opponents seem disposed to make it,
We alluded to the Habeas Corpus issued by
Judge MLEAN, for taking out Of custody the
Kentucky kidnappers, but which was hastily
and stupidy Uerved before these gentlemen had
withdrawn their bail, and given themselves up
OF course they defeated themselves, and the
proposition to back out, followed. Another
point, which should not be lost sight Of ia
of the position of the Supreme Court. of the
State, that writ could not be granted before
the action of the court TO be affected by it, was
known, or during the tendency of its conclu-
sion, had not feathers weight with the Su-
preme Court of the o. s., so that before the
hosaunahs which are raised over decisions of a
State Court have died away, we, the sovereign
people are abjured to let these peaDs to judi
cial infallibility, go out of the other corner Of
the mouth, in a key becomiDgly raised to suit
the higher dignity Of its source.
Verify, what sublime game this law is, that
we are called to regard with such awful, and
selfstultifying veneratiou.
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RALLY FRIENDS RALLY The despondency
Of the shams at the caving of the U. S. officials
in the 0berlin Rescue cases, is too deep for
pleasurable epjoyments, even to us who are not
averss to due degree of chastisement, of these
pro-slavery blusterers The announcement of
the liberation fell upon them like clap of thun-
der 10 clear sky, and their detection and wilt
ed appearance reminded US of our garden sauce
after the Frost The sight was little plnful at
first, but they are beginning to rally, and we
have been faced, in an instance or two, with an
air of toerably we'll assumed triumph, that the
caving, after all, is a most signal triumph of the
administration. One point, however, needs 9
little attorneying, and that is, to establish the
fact, that the whole was consumated without
the appreciation, or consent, and almost without
the knowledge of District Attorney BELDEN-
This willingness to deprieve that functionary o.
share of the triumph after so much self sacri
fee and devotion expended in the prosecution,
is worthy only of loco foco meanness and sell
fshness Rally, friends and as there is a spice
of honor among thieves, assume a virtue you
have not got, be fair, and allow the attorney to
share in the honors Of the occasion.
The bowling of the Plain Dealer, most Of
our readers have probably seen, and the follow
ing from the Mt. Vernon Bonner, ultra Demo
cratic gives another outburst Of lamentation
"This arrangement, or compromise, we
regard as nothing better than disgraceful
compounding Of felony. We are rejoiced
to know that Judge Belden, the U. S. At
torney, was not party to this affair, and
that it was made in opposition to his ex
Dress desires
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From The spauessld Rspubli,

From the Springfield Republican.
HIoHER Law rmvMPH IN omo-The release
Of the OberliD rescuers from Jail at Cleveland
onths Sab, was great triumph for the anti
slavery men. IL appears that the prosecutions
against the 0beslin people we're not instigated
By The KsniackiAns who had lost a slave, but
by the democratic officials Of Ohio, as a mere
parsi1an moseneat and 10 pat themselves ih
good position with the powers that be at Wash
ington. When the Ksntuckians. who bad been
ssas ioras Witnesses against the Oberlin people.
~sIo'themssises ansssea'and held for trial as
Hahapnsgs. wilha'iAir prospect that an Ohio
lary ~os!5 cenyiet thensundl they be sent to
the Penilsntiary, they complaiuod bitterly b. the
eenecsais who bad got them into the scrap.
We district attorney accordingly proposed a.
she shortest mode Of ending the whole contrO.
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WEEKLY TELEGRAPH.
Ash ULA:
Saturday Morning, July Is, 1859.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

For GOvgaOr-WiIIiam Dennison, Jr.
For LisEt. G0rsrHOr-8Obert @. Kirk.
Fer Supreme Jadge-VVi1llam Y. GhOlson.
For State AudtOr-ROberf w. Taylor.
For State Trsamr1--Alfred p. Stone.
For Secretary Of State-AddisOn p. Russell.
For Pnbhe Wrks-JOhn b. Gregory.
For School CommissioHsr-AnsOn smyth.
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CANFORD'S LIVER INVIGORA.
~ TOR NEVER DEBII IATFS

1T Is COMPOUNDED entirely from Gums and has become
established fact aStandard Medicine and approv-
ed by all that have used II, and IL resored 70 with
confidence In all the diseases which Il recommended
It has cured thousands within the last years who
had given up all hopes Of lief the numerous unsolic
tied certificates In my pos 5 session show.
The dnse must be adapted . TO the temperament Of the
individual taking IT, and used In such quantities 10 aot
gently on the Bowels.
Let the dictates Of your judgment guide you in the
Of the Liver nvgorator and It will Liver Com
plants, Bilious attacks Dys pepsis, Cronc Diarrhoea
Summer Complants, Dysen terry Dropsy, Sour Stomach
Habitual Costlveness, Cholc Cholera, Cholera
Cholera Infsntum Faulence Jaundice Female Weakness
and may be used E fully Ordinary Family
Medicine. II will Sick Headache, las thousands
testify In twenty minutes n two three Teaspoonuls
taken at commencement Of = attack
All who It giving their testimony in ts favor.
Mix water In the mouth with the nygogator, and swallow
both together.
Price One Dollar per Bottle.
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versy, a sort Of exchange Of prisoners the m
dctments against the Oberln rescuers should
be noi prOs'd IL the abOlitlonists would consent
to the same process 10 favor Of the Kentuck-
ians. Peace was made on these terms. and all
the parties were released, On the 9th except
Bushnell, whose sentence expired.on Saturday
90 that all Of them are now at large. But
what becomes Of the sacredness Of the fugitive
slave law and tho safety Of the Union in the
presence Of such humiliating surrender Of the
lower law as this :
The higher law folks we're Of course greatly
delighted and jubilant The jail delivery was q
perfect triumph. Hundreds Of people throug-
ed to the jail to congratulate the released res
cuers, hundred guns were fred, and long
procession, with a band Of music playing pat
riotic airs, accompanied the rescuers to the de
pot, where judge Bratton made speech, and
the cars started for Oberlin amid the cheers o.
the crowd. So ends the famous rescue cases
and it may be safely set down as fixed fact
that they are the last Of the sort in Ohio. The
persecution of Christian men for showing kind
ness to runaway negroes is losing operation
socially and politically.
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SrcKLEs, has made up with the dishonored
wife he avenged and cast of, and is living with
her in New York. 1t appears that some time
ago Sickles became member Of the family Of
bis friend Thomas O. Fields, in the vicinity Of
the residence Of Mrs. S. and visited her clan
destlnely. He was suspected, and when charg-
ed with it, fred up and told the friends, who
had stood by him on the trial, that that was to
be done openly honceforth which had been hith-
erto done clandestiuely. Sickles and wife are
evidently of the same piece, unless "the gray
mare be the better horse"
The purity Of the man, and the depth to
which bis virtue was outraged, may be measured
with tolerable accuracy by his crawling back to
his dishonored bed.
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The HUNGARIAN CAUSE IN THE UNrTEI
SrArEs.-A. Asboth, a Hungarian in New
York, publishes card stating that he has
been requested by Kossuth to inform his
fellow countrymen in America that a Hun
garian legion is organizing at Genoa, Off
cered by Hungarians, bearing Hungarian
celors and wearing the Hungarian unifo rm
Hungariaus in this country who wish to
join the legion will communicate with Mr..
Aahoth
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The FIVE MILLIONS IN MEXICO SAFE
A despatch from New Orleans states that
the conducta, with $5,OO0,0O0, seized and
detained by Gen. Robles, had arrived at
Vera Cruz, and awaited shipment. Gen.
Robles is said to have been influenced by
Mr.. McLane, the American minister in
making the surrender
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-07-16

PHOENIX FOUNDRY. w. WAGNER
having purchased the Foundry of JOIN b. GALPIN will
keep hand at favorable prices Stoves PlowA Pow and
Mill Castings and sinks attend 10 repairing and settling
up stoves and Pows Orders for Castings and most kind
foundy work executed with promptnes Near the sesl
Factory, Ashtabula, Ohio 40s
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LAST OF THE REscuERs.-The Cleveland
Herald says that BUSHNELL the last of the
"Rescuers," remaining in Jail, completed his
term of sentence on Monday last, and left
for Oberlin by the 120 A. NJ cars, on the
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad. He was
accompanied from the Jail to the depot by a
number of sympathizers, walking or riding
in procession. The procession was headed
by the Hecker Band, playing national airs.
Banners were carried with the following
inscription
"The Oberlin and Wellington Rescuers:
Creations Noblemen.
Bushnell, LangstOn, Peck,
Liberty, Justice, Right"
A large crowd assembled to see Bushnell
of, and the train took out four densely
crowded cars of passengers for Oberlin in
addition to the cars containing the regular
passengers.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-07-16

KANSAS CONVENTIONAL vote was taken 10
the convention on the 7th, in which each men,
Der answered With the name Of the State, whose
constitution would be preferred as guide in
constructing a constitution in the coming organ
ization. OF this vote, Ohio had % votes, Indi-
ana %, aud Kentucky l.
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Compounded from Pure Vegetable Extracts and put up
Glass Cases. Air Tight and will keep In any eli mate.
THE FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL is gentle but active
Catharc which the prope tor has used In his practice
more than twenty years, .
The constantly Increasing demand those who have
long the Pills and the = satisfaction which express
in regard to their has in y duced to place them With
In the reach Of all.
The Profession well know A. that different Catharcs aot
on different portions Of the y bowels.
The Family Cvharc PHI n has, with due reference 10
this well established fact been compounded from a
rey of the purest Vegeta BILE Extracts which act alike
every part Of the amen tary canal and good and
safe in all where Ca e thartic Is needed such as
Derangements of the Sto- mach. Sleepness Pains In
the Back and Lons Costve Pain and Soreness
the whole body from sudden cold which frequently
lected end In long Of Fever Loss Of Appetite
Creeping Sensation Of cold the body, Restessnes
Headache, weight In the head all Iniamnatory Dis
eases, Worms in Children . Adults Rheumatism, great
Purifier Of the Blood and diseases to which flesh 1,
heir too too mention In this advertisement DoSf
| to g. Price 80 cents.
The Liver Iuvgorstor and Family Catharc Pills are retail
by Druggists generally and sold Wholesale by the Trade
all the large towns
| S. 7. SANFORD, NJ, D,
| Manufacturer and Proprietor
| 1y4p3 335 Broadway, Few York
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MORE C4vIEG.-FLooD Of the Democrat,
and GRAg of the Plain Dealer, went TO the
ovation at Oberlin on Monday last, got up as a
reception Of the Rescuers, and were so much
pleased with the treatment they received from
those they have been so assiduousy.. deiaming
and blackeuing for mOBths past, that they are
constrained to speak in terms Of respect and
oommendation OF the OberIinites aud the Oeca-
sion. They were guests Of Prof. PEoK whom
Gray but a dag or two before had compared
with BFIgkam Young. and the genial and eulti-
yated hospitality Of that gentleman and his Ia
dy, come in for special notiee and compliment.
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Hiram Ketchum has obtained letter from
William @. Rives Of Virginia, similar to that
Of Mr.. Winthrop, approving of the New York
whig committees resolution lamenting the dis
eussion Of tho slavery question. Why will not
some of these good quietists themselves set the
example, and mention neither slavery agitation
nor prophesy the dissolution Of the union, for
the term Of six mOutha They would be more
comfortable, and so would'th rest Of mankind
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The Tribune understands that Mr. f. S.
HEADLY, Assistant President of the Erie Rail-
road Company has resigned. 1t is stated that
the Erie road will, in August, resume payment
on its 1st mortgage bonds, and will by that time
have paid off its men to their entire satisfaction
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Wool wanted ,

10000 lbs Of Clean Fleece Wool-wanted notes
counts, or In exchange for Goods and Cash, by
Ashtsbula June l, so, GEO. WILLARD.
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HOLD YOUR HORSES, & CLEAR
THE AOKli
.

N1L TUGS OF
NJ E r CHI IZEl
JUST RECEIVED DIRECT FROM NEW YORK BY
George willard.
Consisting Of every description Of Dry Goods Hats Caps
Boets, Shoes, Crockery, Glassware Hardware,
Saddlery, House = Carriage Trimmings,
Iron, Steel Nails, Anyils, Vices
Springs, Axels,
GROCERIES, DRUGS n AND MEDICINES,
Paints. Oils, Dye stufs, ~ Glass, Putty, &c
All Of which have been purchased since the great decline
In prices and will be sold cheap and favorable tems
they be obtained OF any dealer In "Norhen Ohio
With many thanks TO my friends and customers for past IA
and with the that will not be undesod
solicit and hope 10 receive continuance Of their patronage
Very Respectfully,
AshtAbula June 1st, 1852 GEO. WILLARD.