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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-10
IL DR HOOFLANp'S
I0ALSAMIC CORDIAL. For TNE

Speedy cure ot Coughs Colds influence, Gtoup HOtsenss
bronchitis Pneumonia, Diseases Of the Bowels iing om
Cold ucipent Consumion and for the relief ard f at al
pnssibe cure Of Patients IN advanced stages Of the latter
disease.
Thi celebrated preparation, like the Bittes be conf
dcuy relied is designed class Of diseases
General and mo'e fatal than other to which tie people
this country ave uh ec-those spugug from siigdf coid
Tua eudr eut authority Dr. e says; wi n,t sny thp
Colds are TO our nhabI r. what tie Hague I90ir
or ore to those " count les; hut, confidently
that they usher IN disease Of greater completely and uolH
ty than these latter"
further rroof Of the terrible fatality diseases resulting
from common cold mHy he a Glance the low
ing statistics taken from the d. Of ihe Bourf Of Ileat
Of Phade pia cnnesSedy n the healthy localities
in the Uniou;--
1852. Total deaths in PHILADELPHIA, 1n2Gl
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DEs. y. q. AVER 81 CO.
T.OWEJT MASS

GEO. WILLARD, AshtAbula; ". r. Allen, jefferson: seves
Fitch, Geneva; b. G. Webster Amboy l.. J. Webster Con.
neaut; a. McCauand, Morgan A. j. Miller Austuburg and
by all dealers in Medicines everywhere. 800
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-10

Manufacture sas-Rooms and Oaiee No, East FouEth-s
Sd building from Main street. Cincinnati, Ohio. Laboratoy 10
Hammond street.
For sale By Gno WILLARD II SrOoKwELL. Ashtaoe-
la: b smith, Eageyils; r stone, Orwell; W Clhtr,
Williamshed: w II Allen Jeierson L Lyon, Conneant
Tekn0r Wiamsheld; b Pratt, Wayne; Alice 4 heI'
rngtOn Cobrook Hathaway Son, Hartsgroye, becAI
with, New Lyme Mead, West Andover; ~ Brown, Leonl
W Herick, Richmond Centre; Bates Pierponi "
McCAusland Morgan; 2. l.. Gibbs, Orwell, @ seen
veFe Harpefsaeld Dale AustinbuTgj Lagrange fyny
outh Parrish, King Vile; Chas Barrett, Amboy apih
White Keloggssie; II Clarh, sheield savage enel,
man, saybrook Northern Geneva; David Van Fps unioa
Vile, and by Druggists and Merchants generally w
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-10
MO FAMILY at this day afford to do without
~ Sewing Machine

IN Sewing MNCNlne.
Their great utility is beyond question An obstacle in
the way their general adoption want of acquaintance
with Inequality and merits Of the various patents In mark
ct The confident representations Of interested agents and the
sorry experience OF who have purchased the single
thread aveug machines the strength VI those represcnt-
aions have somewhat shaken the public confidence To
avoid deception pu ichae should not be hastily made.
without full opportunities for deliberate test Of the respect
i've merits Of the different patents One uneing guide may
relied upon selecting The lock stitch Is the only der
able stitch taken. Double Thread Lock Stch Machine,
is one That cannot VOL be deceived In. Tile
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-10

From Rev. Mr. McAusn, Pastor OF Roberts Chapel.
IspIARAroLss, oct. 9, 1857,
Dr. ROBAcKDear sir have used your Blood Purifier Zoe
Affection from which have suffered much az tmes
While II Is pleasant 10 the certainly has happy eheot
upon the Please accept my thanks for your knd
CARDS, and believe me Yours, ). w. I. McAULlEA
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TURKEY.

The Sultan's health was restored.
The Porte Ind addressed a circular to
theyarious Legations in Constantinople,
requesting their assistance in the ex-
pnlsIon of q number Of persons Of all
:nationalities who infested the city, and
had no apparent means of subsistence.
A sanguinary conflict took place at
Beyrout, Aug. 18, between the Druses
and the Christians, in which more than
forty combatants were killed. T..
Disturbances in Gambia had been
caused by collection Of taxes from the
Greeks. 4 i; ,-.s.. . .3s,.. ~. .s:z
+ OFFICIAL LAUNDERING. Upwards
of a thousand soldiers were disbanded
at Constantinople, and two steamers
were chartered to take them home. to
Smyrna and Trebizond. Boatload
after boatload, to the number Of 1920,
were conveyed on board the Smyrna
steamer, until it was as closely packed
as a slave ship. 1t was then discover
ed that those intended for Trebizond
had been shipped for Smyrna. An en-
deayor was made to remove them, but
as the men could not stir they were
carried off to Smyrna. .4..s.~>'ss. - Il. =
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Va " ~
seal in Inc eause sE tfath. md had ansny asouis
fot Ms hire and araIs v his ministry In the
Livefpeol Branch nnd Conference BE bapiizsd
over fge hundred ppTsons, and gained from the
wicked Abe enyiable enbfiquet OF 1John the
Batlist IN 1850 ~ was appointed on i mis-
sion 10 Ireland BY tha Presidency OF lhe British
Islss, where 10 Iabofad with bia hcenstomed zeal
nnd perseverance, and wns blest with consider
ahlp snceeGs. In 1861 he amiEFaied with bis
large family from England "a Amsrtca; but was
coinpelIedito remain ID ST. Louis, Me-, 10 aecu-
nlulate nIrana 10 gather % the home 81 the
Saints. Id 81 Louis he was the sub,sst Of
many misfoftunesi shortly after his arrival
there, he lost his eonpanioH, who was IN every
sense Of the wor,l--d hi For years ha atruQ.
gled with poverty 10 raise biz large family. and
locate Them in The yelleys Hiamsy was opened
last spring, and be aFriyed IN this city thTee
months agoin Capt. u ". Green's company
whose generous eharaeter he always spoke In
terms of gratitude. His Spirits were much re-
yiyed on lis arrival here, and III the associations
Of the place and brethreH4-inlany Of whom were.
bis children In the gospel. Al few days sgo be
was seized with chlIIs and fever; and though he
received the best medical treatment, an human
efforts to save hia HE were nnav9iliHg. lie died
peacefully the above date, strong in The hope,
81 glorious resurrection. He has lot FIVE or
pan children 10 mourn his loss, and q large cir
eIs OF friends, who feel his death personal
bereavement, Communicated. is +.
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FROM SPANISH FoRK.
srAsl.H Fosr. oet asti isso.

SrASrH FonK, Oct 03fd 1850.
M,ssls EprTors:---i wish two more paper
..at 3 n,s. Thspsopls continue 70 tnbserib,
!. ,hsy become acquainted with HE paper. and
!. ~ i / know, Il gives general satisfaction:
An il ven with %, and an nnusual qniei
p,,vsil.. The people are prospsroasly pre-.
,srinr for winter, win amuch better prospect
n comfort, both Tor man and beast than here.
,oiOts. ~ being well supplied with wood, forage
"a com ortable shelter from the weather.
The Indians are very quiet, which i beneficial
10 al, and particularly 10 us, a. We have, in
ZINES pas., had 10 suffer much from Them il feel.
,ars, ~ having 70 bear with both Their Ignorance
and wilfnT vickednsss and In property. as moi
/. season hss passed but they have diiyenoff NOR,
o. less stock. pasufed their horses IN our field.
Il ersin, and supplied their wants from our
whss., corn, and poiatoe tislds. tishopsd thal
The present agent win meet with success ID cur.
failing. II not entirely stopping, such dspfsda.
tions Respectfully, yours sc.
/ IA. X. TauaDfR.
~ ~
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TIE MoUNTAINEER,H NoyD5. ISIS o.

be left to his own conscience of indi.
yidual jhdghieht9 al habit winch, III
left to his own conscience, he might
correct, Is enc0urag ed BY the resistance
offered to his indnig ence, and he drinks
70 show his contempt for the authority
attempted to be exercised over him, dig
|nifying his seIf-indulgence BY the self
.delusion that he is opposing 4 tyranni-
cal exercise of power Dollar News
paper.
C0NvEETIoN 1t the Convention of
t'wormy'm en and women IateIyh held at
Buffalo, i Mr.. Denton, Of Cleveland.
Oke:ssThe substance Of his speech.
according to the Buffalo Republic. was
that he would 90 To the devil iii hess
than six months il some0f the precepts
of Christ were carried out, such as
AXE no thought for the morrow, &c.
He said that the whole idea DC saliva
tion through Christ was utterly false.
lie said that Christians were notorious
ly afraid to die, more So than inHdels.
Why didn't Jesus bear away the sins
OF the world? III Jesus paid the debt,
how can il be demanded of me agaiinP
He said he was not as bad as Jesus.
Jesus denounced the Scribes and Phar-
isees, and finds d hell hot enough for
all OF them. He c the speaker) had
only spoken 81 priests and politicians
as al being bad, but did not consign.
them 20 he'll. Cleveland Herald.
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FRANCE.

RECRUITING FOR THE BRITIsH NAVY
AT MARsEILLEs. Tho Paris cores
pendent of the sIndependence'' writes:
I-"Letters from MarseiIles state that
a very general feeling of discomfort
prevails amongst the merchants of
Sweden, Denmark, Holland, and es-
Epecially of the United States, at the ex-
traerdipary efforts which are being
made by the British Government to
enlist the sailors of those nations.
English agents are offering no. less than
ts bounty and "a SIS. per month for
men. The consequence is that there
IS an almost general .desertion of men,
and the merchants Of these nations find
it almost impossible to man their ships.
These men are taken to Malta in The
first instance, and are thence conveyed
to the different maritime stations where
they are required" II
A letter from Paris says that the
Queen OF Spain had sent to the Yari-
GUS Courts Of Europe, a protest against
the expulsion Of her cousin from
Parma. - .:., ~. -. =, f. -. -.
Coils. Gharras and Barbas had re-
fused the Emperor's amnesty--the
former in furious inyeetiye against
Napoleon. Blanqui, Deleschuze and
Mot would accept it, but would not re-.
J turn to France. M. E. Gufnet and
5 Nj Ra.1;1.,l - = \. a.. = z,
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I BRITIsH Isles.

If the Great Eastern proved sue
cess, the Cunard company intended to
order the construction of vessel of
great size for their service. they
are now building eight large steam
vessels. 4. q I. =:.5
Sir ". Armstrong; principle Of
=rifllng cannon has been successfully
applied to old smooth bores. In re-
cent experiments, balls from these rifled
cannon hit the target, at a distance of
five miles, about five times out of six. j
The promised Royal Commission on
the Dufencos OF the Country has been
|appointed. The Commissioners are
Major General Jones, Majors General
Cameron, Rear admiral Elliot, Major.
General Abbott, Captain Ashley Key,
Colonel Letroy, and MIR. James Fer
gusson. The special business Of these
Commissioners is--to make inquiries
into the suffciency Of the Notifications,
to examine the works at present in
progress, and to consider the most ef-
Efectual means of rendering the works
complete, 50 that we may be protected
sin case Of any hostile attack by for
.eign enemies by sea or land. The
Commissioners, as a matter of course,
have full powers to examine all docu-
ments and plans, and to call witnesses
zof every description. Capt. Jeryoice is
appointed Secretary If. thp Cayn mis- s;f,nr
The Bishops of ireland have issued
n circular against the National Schools
Sof Ireland, rs subVersive OF the Faith,
as displeasing to the Pope, and as
creating ideas favorable to Protes-
tantisnl. Fl. $3.50: ? +. .z s#aa.,:... y.
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.ITALY.

II was said that the Zurich confer
ences were suspended dc facto for the
present. .,}....
Vesuyius is bursting out into patches
lot FIRE in all directions.
Tuscany, Parma, and Bologna had
declared their desire of annexation "a
Sardinia, under the scepre of Victor
Emmanuel. ... 73l III
AMERICAN CoLLRGE AT RoME.
Binder the direction Of the Propaganda.
At IS stated, in the foreign news, works
are going on with great activity Id the
convent Of the Umilta, in Rome. to pre-
pare il for a college, This great
building at the foot Of the Quirinal,
towards the Gorso has been bought by
the Holy Fathers for $4,000, and Is
destined as a college FOR North Ameri-
can ecclesiastical students. n The bish-
ops Of. the United States, who are
about City in number, lptely sent $50,
900 to the Pope for the necessary
works; and before the end of this year
the place will be arranged, and will Be
able to receive one hundred students.
The French College has rebuilt the
church Of st. Chiara, and by the side
of it large establishment contains
sixty students. Spain has begun works
TOR q national ecclesiastical seminary.
The South American College opened
last year with thirty FIVE students.
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HOME NEWS.

AIN oil spring is reported to have
been discovered ON Oil Greek, Penn,
which throws up 400 gallons Of pure
oil every day. II.
La Mountain and John AT. Had
dock, Esq, went up in d balloon from
Watertown, N. u, Sep. %, and at
last adyices had been up seven days
and not seen. .3 .3.. !.
Main street canal bridge, Albion,
!: N u, fell Sep. %, with an immense
crowd Of people who were attending
the county fair. a great number Of
persons were drowned and injured.
Business generally throughout the
western states is very dull, and the peo-
! pie are greatly discouraged. &. +.
The Pixies Peakers are trying the
virtue of Vigilance Committees.
The Savannah Republican complains
OF the great change in the climate.
Oranges will not ripen as they did once,
and the trees are often killed BY. the
frost. ...s:.. - .,, /.
Another LETTER FROM SENATOR
DoUGLAs.1he Bath { Maine Senti-
mel gives publicity to the following:
.5-s WAsHISGToN. July IL, 1859.
- GEEK t'MRs. LUcY STONE Dear Madam:
Your kind letter of the 6th inst, wishing
me TO be present at convention of the:
ladies Of the Northwest, TO BE convened
at Chicago on the 18th OF September
next, TO devise measures for the promo.
ton Of the happiness and protection Of
the interests and rights Of the female sex,
has just been laid before me. You are
right, dear Madam, when you say that I
take q deep interest in all that concerns
the Indies Of our great and glorious coun-
try, And need not now, after so many
years Of faithful labor in the cause OF
popular sovereignty. assure you that you
have, in your endeayers to. obtain the
liberty Of governing yourselves in your
own way, subject only to the Constitu-
tion Of the United States, the full conf
dence Of my undivided sympathy. / re-;
greet, dear Madam, that business OF great
Importance will prevent me from being
present at your convention. Ihave the
honor to remain, &c., r.. Z: Z.
y =. ..5 Il. s.. Il IS. A, DouGLAs." "
DOUGLAS 0UTLAwEp IN VIRGINIA
MANIFESTO OF Gov. WIsE's 0RGAN.---
MIR. Douglas would do we'll to keep clear
OF Virginia, il he would not be tarred
and feathered as an abolition incendi-
airy. Hear what Governor Wise's organ
says OF his copyright manifesto on POI
puiar sovereignty in Harper's Maya
zlne:-tedr. Douglas essay can be re-
garded in no other light than as an
lncendiary document, calculated to
produce nothing less than repetition
of the anarchy and bloodshed which
has lately disgraced the soil Of our
territories. We publish it only for the
purpose Of pointing out its errors, and
OF warning the conservative men Of the
whole country against this last and
most dangerous phase which anti
slavery agitation has yet assumed:
lRichmond Enquirer, Sept. .s.
The MAINE LAW is enforced in Port.
land at the end Of the pick-axe. A
great dealof excitement was produced
in that city last week, by the CITY
Marshal roughly breaking open a safe
IN the Exchange Coffee House, on sus-
picion that liquor was kept in it. The
application of force to the door showed
that the Susnicion Waa5 rail- .k.,oI =. i
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N TITAN vAsr.


FTlliE undersigned, having bad 4 Hong srpeffsues
4 III III the bpsfnesa, wonld respectfully inform
his friends snd the people 81 Utah generally that
heie on hand % make ont
TOWERS or ATTORNEY. LEASES,
AkTICLBS or AGREEMENT, ~.
ana III other documents u IKE eharaelst, also
APPLICATIONS FOR PENSIONS,
BOUNTY LAND
and othet claims % Government, made out on ths
sh6ftekf notice.
4 HI i connected WIN rsspcnsibls persons Who
VII promptly attend 70 the
COLLECTION or MONEY
N The United States and u Europe. Is.4
4 No charges made fot any Information Ne may
be able % communicate on thess SUBJECTS 70 ang
person who tnay favor him with oall.
ny . strict and rigid attention 10 badness NJ
hopes 70 receive alibeFal share Of public patron
age. For reference Ii regard 10 cCmpetenee, In.
tcgrlty and just dealing, refer 10 any person who
has been acquainted with him for tie last ten q
fifteen years. - n 'r 81,
oFFIC In Gao. Grenyn Is CO... s.ore.
sign q the Viz u Temple Street., g. s. Il. CIV.
lo-9n1 W. CLAYTON
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NOTICE.

WISH kindly and respectfully to notify my
i friends TO whom have rendered Professions
service that my circumst ances require mo Ia
urge upon Them prompt pa ment for the same.
am subjected 20 continual sud very heavy expen.
dlipres for medicines, Instruments Se; and il pay
uaents are not made Ia me within month"; shal
De comPelied 10 place my accounts in the hands oil
my attorneys for collection Protnisey OF -four
lumber, lire wood, vegetables, &c have e1ustan.
ny bees made, but moi fulfilled | cannot snbsIs
on promises VIM FRANCE. IN ID, :
: ! y s. L, City, Oct. 81, ls59. Eat 9-if
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RTSS.IA.

Adyices from Russia state that tie
expedition into Daghestan had been
successful. company had been.
formed in ST. Petersburg for the CON.
struction Of commercial port there on.
q large scale. ::.:.=.. s. .: & 81.
The g Gazette'' published Mt 81.
Petersburg contains q decision .of the
Council Of the Empire Of considerable
importance. According to this law all
funds which now lie in the banks OF
Russia, and have been deposited there
BY charitable societies, By the trustees
.of clerical and other foundations, or
which have been placed there TO abide
the verdict OF d court of law, are de-
clared to be at the disposal OF the
Minister Of Finance. ......
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Dir0:

On Tuesday last, in the Sugar House Ward,
9, s. I. City, Of erysipslas, ANDREW BaIx,
aged 81. he was on old citizen OF this Ter
ritory. "a szr..- + = IT. = -i:-
On Tuesday, the 25th uIt., of brain fever, Mr.,
JeHE LINDSAY, formerly Of Liverpool, England,
aged % years and months. Mr. Lindsay en-
braced the gospel IN the year 1871, and was OF
daiued an elder immediately after his baptism,
which Office he held up TO the TINA OF his deeease.
For mnny yeaIs he labctsd With interchangeable
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SWEDEN.

"a LITTLE BILL I'm the year 1896
q Lubbock merchant lent the Swedish
Government 10000 Lubbock crowns
for the prosecution Of the Thirty Years
War. He stipulated for eight Der cent
interest, which, with the capital, has
never been paid. The heirs now claim
compound interest on the whole, which
would amount to fabulous sum; but
the principal, with simple interest, and
some compensation, will probably be
forthcoming.
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WINTERiNG or sTocI1.

II A NJ preRRTed 10 winter, on reasonable terms
i 500 head OF HORSES. MULES, OF
CATTLE, either on. grass or hay, according to
contract. Further particulars on application.
<.1..;. 8 sE DELL. !. 81 PHiLANDER BELL,
/ II ~ DFY Ctsek, State Road, G, S L. County.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
FOIsGIvE ME / THE i DERT,

II AN not able 10 forgive you the Debt ron owe
B. me, ard rah pay oil would. Many owe me
Ii this city for Goods furnished thsn years 40 |;
willie hundreds owg me through tho Territory!
For years you have owed me, aud sever said pay
once. FreiS AT snesl have promised 10 collect
my Hoasy, rFsspectyeof pelsousi that I may
sduces II peid immediately; II not, m6ney Or sfof.
Rigsnensp alone Will do, pttimise every nne that
owes me, tltat within thirty days I wiifcosnnsnce
suit. IL they do not call aud settle. 33i s
1I.m i. s. M BLAIR.
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DERsosS Who have borrowed n. AXsEED
firm he General Tlihlnr Once, are 70
quested totflaEn the SANS IS soon a posaible,
and persons who owe 11thing Flax Seed arc also
requested 70 forward the same 10 ere Gshsrai
Ilhihg 0iice 81 eeriy q p0sible, Dc Ii l. wanted
~ uHe iInmsdiat w. n
4-tf II, HUNTER
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FOREIGN NEWS
.GANA.!!.D[A..

The great cricket match at Montreal
between the eleven Of England and
twenty 1.-TWO Canadians commenced Sep.
524th and concluded on the 9th, tie
eleven winning with eleven wickets to
go down. The next match is between
six OF all England and six Of Canada.
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on the corner EaAt:0f hts Distillsry, under the
snpeii ateaiience DC o. ". g AislJlfS Err, an tx.
p@tienced ard superior blacksinltll. .@ la5 as
Ptows inside and repalfed, herse.shoeing, and
all kinds Of work IN the Ssms line. attended 70
promptly and To the saiisiaciis,i or patrons.
The First Wards deteriniacd 10 felain no
longer in tho rear Of Tie march 81 city improve
ments ll-u
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WHEAT WANTED D,

TASH and $ ore Guods paid for WHEAT
". delivered at Jordan Mills, and At Jordan
Malls Depot 1T C. S. Il, City. by = II. !: T
s 10 Il i. FELT s. ALLEN.
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LOST,

: John LINDSAY. iats deceased, left his
~ Watch and D4gAeHeotype Likeness At some
house in this city, on The 18th October. Who.
ever has possession Of them i ed to leave
them at the MoUSTA1SEER Office. II-It
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BEsIIOEss AND PEsEsIDENTs
1'AroEgaont az TsFritory,
WILL you please inform The citizens 81
your settlements, thai have opened d
regular 4 + n .$ i35
NEWSPAPER AND PERIODICAL
AGENCY.
and am prepared 10 receive yearly subscribers
for all the principal ewspapers, Magazines, etc,
at the PublisheIs' Prices. Those who miah 10
subscribe for any paper or magazine win please
forward their address with the amount as early
e. possible, 20 as 10 secure their first number iii
January. Fl
. Nv The last mail / received my FIRST supply Of
Eastern Papers and Magazines, which i am SELL
ing at 10 and 30 cents each, and all those who
would prefer buying them on these terms can Be
supplied on application 10 &. Il.
7.tf GEORGE GODDARD.
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CITY. ACADEMY.

/ Al BOARDING snd Day SCHOOL fos
"a Boys and Girls, will be opened in the l6th
Wsr't, Nov IA. Terms: Reading. Writing and
for Grammar, Geography, Philosophy, Algebfs.
or Mathematical. IN 5* VI - ,ss;-. a 4:
BOOKKEEPING IL all its branches. ::
I. We propose teaching IN evening class in
For further Information, Inquire Of .:s@ ye
q: w. MOUSLEY, Principal.
4 MA supply Of School Books lust received
rem ihe east will be furHishsd to pnpIls al rea-
sonable prices. III 80, -.
Oct 26th, 1859. ::::. 1924
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"a srs making large quantities p molassss from
\. ..g,g cane, 20 that think this Part Of the
y. T.,,,Iory wnTbs wsII swsslsnra tnis year Z 8
Respectfully, &c.,
Ill JosEPH HoasE.
Fwriis ssaIa. fsisnd Horne -lEns ri
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Hydrochloric acid IS used II Lyons
for watering the streets Ii hardens
the roads and keeps them ID 4 state n
permanent moisture, and consequently
free from dust.