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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-17

Senator Gwiu talks hardly about his colleague
Dave Broderick; if we believe them both, they
are two as precious scamps as even California
has graduated during the last ten years. Yet
taking Brodercks own account of himself he
is a rdrd aUis in personal purity; and we can't
imagine how be ever got to Congress, or be-
came popular in California. For the ten years
he has lived in that state; he says, "no man, liv.
ing or dead, ever saw me at gaming table, or
in brothel or under the influence of liquor,
or ever knew me to refuse to pay an honest BILL
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-17

At meeting of the trustees of Antioch col
lege, Ohio, on the 7th Rev. Thomas Hill oil
Waltham was unanimously elected to the presi-
deney of the institution made vacant by the
death of Horace Mann. The inaugural address
was to have been delivered on Thursday eve
ming Rev. Dr. Bellows Of New York off.
ciated at the opening of the college year Oh
the 7th
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-17

THAT WELL.-The Artesian Well at the Cap
itol is now 2,l8o feet deep, and still the bore
goes an
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-17

nj TO the Creditors OF Henry Keyes.
1NOTlCE is hereby given that the under
signed j. q FARMER, has been duly appointed and quail
he'd as Assignee Of Henry KeyeE his creditors requested
to Immediately present their claims against HIM duly auhen
eated for allowance at the Office Of Sherman Farmer IN
the village Of Ashtabula, Ohio. J. Q. FARMER
Ashtabula, Aug 25, 1859. b05W4
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-17

island and waseyefywhere received with enihus-
iasm. II Geftard succeeds in giving to HayH
sound and stable government he will do a
great thing for bis oounirymeu aud for bis race
everywhere
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-17
THE SPRING TRADE OPENS.
Nero Goods n w. r. Aliens

Jefferson, March 2ad, 1859. "
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-17
ICE! ICEl ICE ICE! ICE /

lot of ICE, from Lake Superior just received and for
sale in quantities TO suit purchasers. GEO. WILLARD.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-17

August 25 1859.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-07
TyHE ONLY ARTICLE
u UNRiyALED IN MARKET,
WITH IMMENSE
HOME ANE EUROPEAN

- Why IL that b process
asA color Aer the hair eoeomes gay
pA-s the .s,urA fsds ana us ates bst heaas
ssvss al dsndUf eone and heat nom the scalp 2uien
|sad the Ard thus 81 nervous hes se
|st relied upont all diseases 81 the scalp and hAf
wl stop and hep II nom fshns ca ~skes % an o-,
AsehS as8 sss snd used BY The young two or three
|tne4 weeh viii fkl OF seoos gray thu, Eesas
NJ Tie tolcvls and Judge for ysursslves: 80.
EKw.Yoxx, Jan s. ls5s
HESsHs O. j. WOOD L Co
oxsrLIssS; Hsvias heard Q good e-A ssout frof~sso:
woods Hair Resftve, and my hA beirt aie gay msds
- ny mind 70 sy ssae the prjGaces wheh n common WIN
gr-sf may peson Lad AZ OF Patent ned
~ It for uyseh
TIE result ha' been very sssory st s'u very sAd
60 ana 70 justice to yo0, well fcr TIE enc niAtvfa~a
stneEs who may be gray bat who having my pre-
without for seating /; aside are nnvihns 20
W yoar Restorative trial I'LL they have further proof And me
proof being ossr demons alton. write this ie't-I
you nay show to any zach and Also direct osem 70 s
hrth.r proof who IN and cut 81 n. 7. VIE AAlns
n.<Ashnept every day
~ hair lie assHi eoIOr AID much Improved In sp
every way being soser and thicker, aud much more
S.1y kotinE su you're respectfully. .
AkhRY yLNKINs cor Columbia and Carol ST.. Brookyr.
LrnSsrok, Ala, FEB Ia. 1854
| knes NooD-Desr sr Your Hair Restorative has done
seoc u ibis part II ;he country Ny hair has been <s;
Anshns foT years ssased. suppose from sh.at slrr
IN quite ~ EsiaIt tsys esvr ssias yess osu Ass-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-07

FOL at himself in spirit Of revsrge, AID 70 drag ths
Prince into criminal trial On the ether hand, The
agent asserted that Prince Leon had fred S him In
q ct of rage. The medical men Who were called
in declared that the wound could net have
been produced By the own oct. The csss
came before a police tribunal, presided over BY
a Gen. Pool. The influence brought 10 hear on the
Court led 10 q decarstoutha, the Prince innocent,
and the unfortunate Sszmanp bsiog declared guilty OF
woundins himself was thrown into prison. The sem
tence in due tire, received the confirmation Of thu
Governor ~ S. Petersburg, and the affair seemed st
an erd. The " lie Of the imprisoned man, however,
vas woman Of energy, and The went about FROM
door to dOoI with her four young children, imporeg
every ore 10 aid her in obtsoing justice. She VS. at
ls.t called TO Tssrkee Selo and also imprisoned eav-
ing the children TO be provided for by any one who
night have pity on them. Pubsc rumor brought ths
Gaze 10 the knowledge Of the Emperor and he ordered
an inquiry TO be instituted by the Senate, whote dec-
sion no one doubts Of The following are said 10 DO
its dispositions let. Satznspn having been unjnety
condemned, as right to tx the indemnity which the
Prince should pay him; secondly the Governor who
confirmed the sentence cannot be resched IN his per-
son, he is dead bu. his memory saall be branded
with reproba,ion; and thirdly Gen. Pool is 70 be tree
FOR injustice and his two assistants in the snAr shau
be similarly treated"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-07
WRITTEN AT TRENTON FALLS.


When fret stood upon this rocky ledge,
Beneath whose brink the frenzied waters toll,
And eager leaning from the dizzy edge,
Cazed breathless in the caldron where they boil,
Love held my hand, and bade me nothing fear,
For life and youth, and joy, and hope were mine,
And death and horror could not come me near,
Twas so comprised with their arms divine.
Oh God how full of happiness stood
Looking into the eyes that were my day,
Ard felt my toul borne like that rushing food.
In eddying tumults Of delight away.
When next came unto this waters brink,
devil dragged me ruthless toward the wave,
And bowed my head and bade me plunge, and sink,
And thrust me dOwnwards to that hideous grave;
Giving /" Go down into that camorous death,
That leaps, and rolls, and roars, TO swallow thee,
For what last thou to do with living breath,
Who hast outved al life but agony u
Oh God how full of misery | lay!
On the grim margin Of that dreary well,
OF love, and hope, wretchedest castaway,
Longing in notpingness thencoforth to dwell.
But have lived TO come and stand again
On the wild torrents brim with soul serene,
And watch the foaming au.ber pour amain
Down the steep chssm liz glorious golden sheenS
Ard by my side Heavens holy angel stood,
And in NY heart the peace Of Heaven shone,
And as gszed on the fair fearful food,
Ny spirit sought the foOtstool OF Gods threne:
Oh God be best that all thy foods have gone
Over my head that bitterness is past
Oh God Be praised that though l stand alone,
1 stand upon thy steadfast rock at last
Dear God be thanked that thou hast let me Live
On TIL this hour of hottest influence mild,
And healed my heart, and saved my soul alive,
And Us thine angel given Inc back my child
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-07

torstvs for six vi sd snd a. have hpe bead n hair
Erovipf having used al ether rees es hDovn, 70
effect. hinh valuable remedy e1tar. and
saye al Afflicted that way 70 your remedy
You esl pabhsA this yoQ thnh proper. Your he.
8. W. MIDDLETON.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 9, 1887.
floy WooD.-D~es s~ Your Hair Restorative 10 proving
kse beneficial The 'front.' and also the back part Of
lost ts IN fact have used but
half pint bottles OF Restorative and the tsp o.
my web sudded With promising crop Of hair and
receiving ts benefit have tried other
without benefit whatever. think FROM
dation, induce others r.
Yours, respectfully d. E. THOMAS, M d.
No 4i Vine-R-
Shs restorative put bottles Of three sEes viz Large,
medium and small small holds half pint and resis or
bottle the medium holds least
proportion than the small re,s for 81 bottle the large
hods quart 10 cent more in proportion, and retaA for 81
bottle.
o. WOOD l. Co., PROPRIETOR, No. s12 Broadway, New
York tn The great N Y Wire Railing Es.sbhshmeE and No
ia Msrhetst., g. Louis No.
And sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Deser
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-07

SrceEssYrr BooEs.-About one book only N hum
dred IL a succes,. When Campbell, at literary les
uvsl, toasted Bonapsrte, as friend OF hteratare,
becsuse be once had bookseller shot, ne was TINE
too rough On the tla6e II is impossible always Ton
publisher TO decide rightly. All publishers are nsta-
rally shy Of rev Ms. of poetry, for instance r they
know BIZ experience, that the deadest OF 81 deeI
books, IL dead volume Of verse. The sepuichfs o.
de6.ssed poetry 10 Pr. Burrhans churchysrd o. od
books, In Cornhi i, the largest bin In bis establish
ne.
Ssrne Of the bes, books which have snerwsfd bad
tie largest sales have been 10 manuscnpt the moss
yidSy rejected. The novel OF Jane Eyre" was
,urred svsy from tire publishing doors Of almost every
respectable Louse in London, and was pulled by scci
cent 90. Of publisher iron safe where it hsd Begin
o grow molly, by the daughter Of the bookseller, who
hal himsef forgotten it. Eo.hen" was earned BY
h, author Mr. Kirslske, 10 twenty different houses,
iii AZ last in IL Of d.speir he gave the copyright
away obsoure bookseller paying the expenses OF
publication out Of Liz Own pocket.
Mr.. 1hackerays Vanity Fair wa rejeesed oy
Mr. Colburn, for whose magazine Il was written, teat
ssta.e gentemao complaining that there vas no inter:
Get in il. New York pubisber iousst the winter q
a rew popular box froul Spring 10 Aatamn, snd -
spsth rave IN from sheer inability 10 escape impcrn.
riiy longer After II was st4redyped, and before u
va. printed be offered every inducenens TO persuade
brother bookseler "a take Il of bic hands, bat With
cut .uccess Ir ee.psir, be At last Published II hss-
elf and the :a.e vet, up 20 y, 600 10 one season.
lssssVa 1SasWee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-07

ICUPREME COURT-City and County of New
~ ycrh-HENRY BOWERS. j. aud GILBERT BEECH
NAN sssiast BERNHARD LONDHElM.-To the Defendant:
Yoa are hereby summoned sud required snssef the
In this action which has this been FLED IN the eie
CleIk City and County OF Se~lok ~ City Hail.
Z. the Cry Of and to serve copy Of yur sn,SeT 70
Iths subscribers their Offices No lSS
BrosSway corner Ct John stee Ns~Yok City within twen;y
sr the service Of this summons on exclusive OF ne
lAay II ch.erve aud you fail 20 tie said complaint
si;hir siores4i the Pautfs in this action will take
dene: sgaint for Of thousand pine huodd
dollar. and thirty cents with interest thereon
the 24h DAY September 1857 beside the costs u tas
lsrtkn-Dstsd New-YoIt January 6, 1859.
MILLER, PEETk NICHOLS Plaintiffs Attorneys,
hIIAxeWF No ia-BroadsEy Y. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-07
Nsu31ork Dailr Gribm,re
POEMS BY FANNY KEMBLE.
iFrom new volume in pre's by Ticknor L Fields.


TO SHAKESPEARE.
or, when my bps open TO rehearse
Thy wopdrous spells Of wisdom, and ofpower,
And that my voice, and thy immortal verse,
On hAening ears, and hearts, mingled pour,
shrink dsmayed-and awful doth appear
The vain presumption Of my own weak deed;
Thy glorious spirit seems TO mine so near,
That suddenly tremble as l read
Thee an invisible auditor i fear:
Oh, il it might be go, my master dear
With what beseechiDg would pray TO thee,
To make ne equal TO my noble task,
Succor from thee, how hunbly would ask,
Thy worthiest works to utter worthly.
SONNET.
What lie my lady ike thou fan would know
A rosy chaplet of fresh apple bloom,
Bound with blue ribbon, lying on the snow:
What is my lady like the violet gloom
Ofevening, with deep orange light below.
She g like the MONDAY snell Of d pine wood,
She e ike the sounding Of stormy food,
She = ike a mountain-top high in the skies,
To which the day its earliest light doth lendi
She's like pleasant path without an end;
Like strange secret, and sweet surprise;
Like q sharp Of doom, wreatned with blush roses.
A oasket full of gems whose key one loses;
Like hard saying, wonderful and wise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-07

JrsTicE rs Rrssn.-A st. Petersburg letter, Ia tho
Er0napdsi0n CT Brussels, relates tic folio Wing carr
Gus story:
Price Leon Ko.ctoubey, Of rich and ancient
family, Of sn imperous character, had long en-
pioyed e. his land agent an Austriar, FAMED Ssltz
nam. About year ago. when they were alone To-
se,hsr IL the Princes cabinet warm dscnsson eross
about some account. pistol was rutdeIly fired,
Which wounded u agent IN the eide. When SONS Of
Il hoasehod rushed IN 10 what had tskea place,
The Pnsee seessed sAAI&An Vi ksyiSS tged tks pc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-07
CUPREME CoURT.-sTHE NEw3YORK

CUPREME COURT-~THE NETWORK
y LIFE INSURANCE AND asst COMPANY agaiess
KEENAN, BREWER. John wlkuscn and Hester n his WIFE
Rsrist Cook Charles Avery and Levsntia his wife, Edwin
Cook Alougo otson and Mary bis wife, Herman Cook sd
ing -Sumueps-lou hert3y summoned 20
answer The complaint In THE cause Of which copy, de-
handed will be served and copy OF your an
sfce No So sstieet In the City OF New
within twenty DAYS scr the service hereof exclusive Of
the day Of such service within twenty days amer OF
cpy OF sd complaint, such copy be demanded within twenty
|dsys after service hereof and yOu fail 20 the complaint
aforesaid the plaintiffs will apply the Court for the relief de-
ssnded the complaint Toe complaint fled IN the oce
the Cek Of the County Of Seuben the sh dy OF Noyem
her I8os.-Dsted NcwYoIk. December l. 1883.
Belts ROBINSON Plaintiff Attorney,
To the parties defendants No So Wallet Sew't ork
DS swewk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-07

ExFLosIos.-A quantity Of Eliminating powder used
in the manufacture Of peTcuss, csps exploded yeser
day IN the factory Of J. Go.dmGk, in Thir.yssventa
street, between Eighth and Ninth sTenue, severely IL
juying Mary Corbtt, yourg woman wto was en-
plcyed in filing csps The prcprietsrs o. the place
had lar prt pSIly cared fcy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-07

sce Of Application for the Discharge Of inclveat from
S-s pursuant the provisions Of the third srto'e c the
s ef hh chapter the second VI tie Revised sat
lstea Notice frs. pubhed November. Creditors 20 appear
lsore WILLIAM II. RoBERTSoN County Jnsse Of West
County the 9Th day Of February 1853 Of 10 oooi
lA the Co0t h0Vss at White rIairs in said Ceon'{o
kWe~xA~s,er r& ls~hwy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-07

koYA Twelve years ago the success Of sev-
1859. era ~.sis.l ,su.ens. IN curing disease sp,a
I,.. m sseort snse with great natural laws induced their
~ . an incorporated Institution under at Of the
E...,.,e by II. title Of THE GRAEVENBERG COMPANY
II nrW-YORK The continued Of their remedies,
u he firm held they gained upon public confidence b.
e, ,unsed the be conferred upon the association y efs
vs snsmsr ard they have 70 feel sres. pride in
E,>rrs tse with medical academies sso chartered
IN pubic authority UDsohcitsd testimony from public and
tsie hdividus and e9mmeadstory In tie leading
EsbEe journals bear wBess TO the MEDICAL sk And hsh per-
- Character gentlemen connected with the ntutop
,s assuring public that among the unworthy sdVer
kseus Of the day. THE GRAEFENsERG COMPANY has ever
rss and viii be reliable and Trustworthy medlun Tor The
ston Of health 20 the .aicted and al VITO are Suffering
Isy sderess them with entire confidence.
The practice Of medicine adopted BY this in
~ are lueidy se. forth 20 THE 0RAEFENBERG MANU-
az or HEALTH an invaluable medical work, Published FOR
Eu, IA. and therefore sold ct nominal price Of Is cents
b which sum is any Of the country.
Tie health Of American women diseases Of children and he
be.e obscure and chronic conpspts wei the
ss,es incident this country have received the attention Of
s Institution and 10 enough say tina, they have proved
smssv.s fully competent for great which the public
ksse esnhded: their skill
The column, Of The rkbrsE and other journals have given
Dye testimony regarding their remedies sad r2ceIs are
sstued 70 them for particulars.
AoJ ber inforussu be obtained by Addressing the
f medical sttsndeo, Of the In,otop and letters addressed
JOSHUA r. BADGE n. D., Secretary Craefenbe'g Com
,esy No 81 Park0,D, York, will receive immediate a.:
and money h address IL accordance with the
en,s In previous numbers Of this paper will insure the
ss<ipt proper remedies the He also be
consulted the Office Of Institution, No ~ Park
~ New. York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-07

N
HELMBOLDs EXTRACT OF BUCHU -
For Diseases Of the Bladder Kidney, Gravel Dropsy kc.
HELMBOLD5 Extract Of Bu.hu for Secret and Delicste
oisessea
BELMBoLDs Extrc Of Buchus for Nervous and De btstsd
sb6erep.
HELMBOLDs Extract OF Bnchu for Loss Of Memory Loss
~ Power Dimnsss OF Visicn, Difficulty OF Bestbhs weak
Nerves and Universal Lasstude o. the muscular sytem.
HrLMBOLDs Extract OF Buchu for ell distressing Ailments
ebstrucon, Irregularities Excess in Married LIE or E.ily
kc and all Diseases Of the Sexual Organs an
vbs.h.r existing In male female from whatever cause they
have originated, ard 20 matter OF
HOW LONG STANDING.
HELMBOLDs Extract Of Buchu, price per bottle, dev'
,yd 70 tny address Depot No So South lOhsi Ph1s5eipha
Pa A. B. u. SANDS, Wholesale and Retail Asents, No lS
win st. Hev-York. So by all Drusgits.
CANDS' SARSAPARILLA.--NO remedial agent
~ ever introduced has proved uniformly
purifying the blood, and for the cnfe OF s;rofua
Oily the worst symptoms OF this distgesspg
con plant and brief period complete radical cure
Prepared and sold by A. d. SANDS, Druggists, No. 100
Iuison- ct, cor. William. New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-07

DIRDSALLs ARNICA EMINENT.
ID nhws that ARNiCA 10 the hes. thing 10 slsy
Inflammation. This 10 the best Lnlnent in the world
iry be cured No. 81 Beekmsnst Trerty ave cents
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-29
CURTIS, dILLMOHE CURTIS,
March rs, 1852 DIV SOILS for Petitioners.
NOTICE.

To Samuel Dunlap, Thomas Dunlap, Edward G..
Pyle, Israel Tennis, William Timbcrmsn, l.. B..
Maitby, o. II. Cox, and w. s. Walker:
VOU are hereby notified that or before the
1 18th day Of January, A. D. 1859, petition in
Chancery Of Amos III. Brown will be placed ON hls
In the Clerks Office IT tho district Court Of Lee
County, Iowa, ~ the City Of Ksokuk, claiming
against you the foreclosure Of . mortgage Of data
lat July, 1857, given by the said Samuel Dunlap
one hundred and forty-two and Lots number sew
en-, eight and nine In Block one hundred and sevsn-
ty-two, Of the City Of Keokuk aforesaid, with
dition: to b void on the payment Of four pronis-
sorry notes oil Of Date LIST January, 1857, given By
said Samuel Dunlap and each Endorsed BY said
Thomas Dunlap, coming due and payable TO tAs
said pIaintiG ~ follows:
One note dine one year from dAte, amount oS6o
One note due two years from date, amount $50
One mote due three ycaYs from date, amount 730
One note due four years from date, amount 76o
All bearing - per cont. interest. And also the
following. vix:
One nsts Of date Feb. !, 1851, due year from
date, o9Se.
ons nots q date Feb. !, 1857, dse ysan from
date, 500.
oas nots Of date Feb. ], 1857, dns year, frs.
date, $8AO.
One note Of date Feb. ], 1851, due years from
date, 1770.
Several Of which notes are past due and all OF
Of them remain unpaid !; and unless you appear in
said suit on bsfoss the second day q ths SPECIAL
term comm cnciDg on the fourth Monday Of June,
1852 Of said Court and ale your answer 70 sid
petition, decree Of forsclosurs will b rsndsssd
against you By confession.
CURTIS, alLLMORE 4 CURTIS
~ Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-29
NOTICE.

To Hsnry Logan and N. B. Miller ! Co.:
UOU are hereby notified that there u % Me ~
i the Jerk 3 Once Of the District Court Of -
Couniy, Iowa, 1t IT. Madison, petition q Oaay,
jones Peck partners In trads, ysfasd mnAar $500
claiming Of you Henry Logan ~ assignment 9
them Of Duplicate Land Warrant number A1,5c0s
(ths original having been cancelled BY the
soner Of Pensions Ia the Department d the !nfsos
Of the Government Of tho United 6tate)p which easd
Warrant was originally issued 70 said Henry 1o-
gan under the Act Of Congress q NaESh ~, lysss
granting bounty lands TO certain oee1 md So!dles
Who have bsen engaged In the military ssfvSee 8
the United States, &C., which said Warrant "a.
titled the said Henry Logan to locate one hundree
and twenty sores Of land ut any Land once @ ths
United States, in one body, 10: Said psti1ion
averring and claiming that said petitioner ASs now
tho legal owners Of sold Warrant by aasignn0s
from M Is. Miller Co., the assignees Of sAie
Henry Logan, the assignees Of his assisnsss ana
praying that decree may be rendered against To
said Logan, requiring him to execute, IN due form
Of law, an assignment Of said Warrant 10 peeiton-
ers, and excluding him and the said N. B. Aillsg
Co. from all interest therein.
Now, therefore, unless you appear and answsr
said petition under oath, on or before tho second
day Of the May torn, 1852, Ito commence on ths
third Monday OF May, Of said Court, judgment
will be rendered against you pro con|esso.
CURTIS, GILMORE CURTIS,
March Is, l859-d4w Soils for Petitioner.