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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-05

~HxD WE have the handsorscst and
- les lot VI Apple 9rees ever rs'r -
ed in shr Vest. The i.'ii.~inE arr s"n'e
NJ tnr reading yarusirs from which any ''ne cor
.-I.,.t tss.iv, ar fifteen sgrietie. Ter their ocn
arJ 40 that ti,ey can have Appsrs Sac ~ho~
wear. we ui~o have quite . number OF ne"
riet,es too saaal ye; for the urchase- We cor
v.snond via, Nurscrymen ~ different paris "
az nn,,,,,r,' sad rct ALL TIE new FAeak-
TTrs which we think worthy OF adding 10 "",
Nursery. and are constantly dropping oh some {,
the Gender kinds Sns all such ~ do nSf sscc""o
with our climate anc aos,
rive ves- old tresa. 6 ~ 10 feet high 70 g
ir,n-- tbrouch. a; Is 10 ~ cents oacb--A fe~
s,iIl larger nj Is cents -Four year old, ID to IL
m~ssls Isl r-n,s eAck
.S9mmer Appiss.
Earl, Harvest: SPINNER Rose; Sumnsr Queen;
sweet June; Svert boughf sf'ioe S"'e&"
Rcd June:
Fall Applea.
Whit, n, m,x. Rome Reauis; Maiden's Biush'
Rnmho: t.aid-n pippin; Fall fippin'
F,n VIM. Jsrsvenascin; NA0onrr;
Fall sweet: Por er; swse1 rear hppse
Einter Apples.
s.-;,sa sw..t Pippip: s~ees RomAnite;
Hul,iaaI dst.n Sanesuch; small HonsntsS'
E~opu. Sl,ilxerDurg; homsh sseM'
E.Ii.xa,-r. yellow RellhoWsr;
White Winter prarAAin; BALDWIN;
Nor hern ~py: Vine Ssps
l>uias Jspuet. Virginia Crushing,
Fifty cent. to ON. dollar. ret sAen on dry
ciayey land.
plJ.M~ 81 cents
CHERRIES 50 cents each.
pEAtHh> ~ TO Is vents each.
SmaH Fruit
". find he Small Fruts. such Strawberries,
Currauis tsoosei,errier, Easpb-rr,ss aud Biack
berrtea more profitable ths any crop se have
ever raised. We have taken great PAIRS IN gel
ting new and choice varieties They are easilF
p-ouagatr0 and W. set them thcar.
Iawton i'iacs berry 20 to 2sr: Currants. 3 10 lie
straw er~i.s, ] rcui: GrGl'rs. W ia -"e
Goos-b.rrics, TO 1nr; fsspt-rries. i TO loc
L0cryrcens-
We abound IN Evergreens and have the hano-
soonest collection ever raised III Iowa NehaFt
had the very best success in transuanting them.
hy rcmuE ing IL ball of earth on the roots- 1hts
ARE al abnut AusCatine- inquire n' those vino
have tried H.. We have also sent them 10 shc
adjoining counties.
Price. IF cents To one dollal-. Ia f-ei high.
ArborEilac. tspt.adso3 American spruce
Red Cedar Norway spruce
Upright Juniper. Hemt"fs;
leAibA INV
Ffoweripg Shrubs.
Forty varict,os OF Rose.:
Climbing Eus~s, - - 81 aents.
June ur BUSH Eo-eH - ts % c-ulS.
Monthly Rosss hut few TN hand Is IT, 81 liz.
bush Htanegrnckle. 81 to 50 cents.
Climbing Led de. 25c: fragrant do. 2.,r.
Towering Almond, CSC ~yrInga - 10 50;
I.Dcurt. 12s Fragrant Cu-rant l.1":
Red WExbtrrt, ia Lilac, .sc
Whiu N2Hberry, Is; snow Ball 25e
Fiuyrriug Ash, t.t Nu EinIs Crcepcr, @sc
lassamTnn, aac
Grccn House Plants
@k We startra this department Of our sur
@B scry last fa We have a large STOCK al
Ncrheuar. % different co.srs. treranr
unt auG some otner plants fur safe.
BuljoRs Roots
Tuljps. Lililes II sh. las 6e.
Nu-catinc, Iowa Feb. Sd, lsas--rl an
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The Washington correspondent of the
Boston dduey. writes.
4" The scene il the Senate Yesterday.
while III executive sessipn, IL pronounced
by s-nntors of the Oldest standing to
have been the most Gisgraceful ever wit
nessed IN that body. The general out
line Of it has already reached you; mud
there Ii little definitely known to add t,
that except that cue ut ieast Of the Sen
ato-S engaged In the aiteroation was
flushed with drinking, and declared re-
,eatedly THAI hs Wa al uusubdued and
uueouquerabie rebel. -
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FiFTl DOLIARSt

ms great reduction vii irase the pubic
without tnducement or excus, for b,,sn, - -.
Inc Interior maGhin = which infringe our I'm.
thss Competition viii bcnceForth became i'm
i'osslhte very large reduction ha, l.een m>a,
III the prices Of MI az " wv
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siNGER's STANDARD MACHINES

TOT mahaiacssring purposes, which n, ven
khowh 30 bt without any .ueeesstal .issT - -.
market Mich has recently hem puaI,.h.a ~ !,
resafd To various stitches made l., sen.inc -.
ehiaes. We vii TAKE it fur granted TIM, sn ~
n",fo Knows the fact at singers Aarhinr,
the best style ~" y" u w
Heaa Tor COPY eli IL ssssr A. On a,
basett' which contains fnll tnIprms,tn," -.
ifiees sizes, ete.. af sewing machine, 49, -
"''1fe. s'a... N SINGER a Co.
"8h - l"hFs ias ero@straH s.xg 49,
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BALTIMORE, Jan. 2S.
The Washingtoa correspondent of the
\. Y. Tsnes says: mir. Buchanan has
long occupied most Inconsistent, not to
say hypocritioal, position upon the Cuban
question, the evidence of which IL on file
IN the s ate Department, in an Official
form, and ought ~ be produced.
Everybody knows the part that Mr..
Buchanan took in the DE.ena confer
ence. When the proceedings Of the
conference became known, aud public
sentiment N the United Stntes 40 gen
emily reproduced its proposition to steal
Cuba, if Spain would not nell IT, Mr..
Buchanan, then Minister at London,
addressed u jesuiticnl letter to Secretary
Marcy, attempting to explsin swsy his
completely in the transaction, and ex-
pressing his deep regret that he had
signed the manifesto.
This fact ! have from IN undoubted
source, and the statement muy be implio-
lily relied on.
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-
Nay BE A HTNBIG: but that there are a
VI large quantity Of AFriE TREES to dig ~
ct the
II ptcn Nurseries,
Thin Spring, nj very Low rKlcss Their, il nc
mistake And Of sGeh varieties too n hsv,
rIthstood the Effects ~ the severe cold winters
PRICES:
apple trees Fer 100 Fer 1000
fse years old. sIa.eG yI2nDa
enr years old l1.sn. }uGhp
and years old l6.nu. s0ga.
tarrants LIE per dozen
Illacs, ~ cents ~ncE.
ESergrcens from 81 etc to &. earh
Also . small quantity nj cherry trees.
HS All kinds of produce taken for trees
Nine months credit, with approved security
without interest, ar tsentr five per cent aeduc4
ed from the above prices for CASH
rS- \. B--TSo and nne-haF miles smith NJ
Upton. HUMPHREY 4 gASERFIR
January 2hth, ItaS SIN
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suit In psstpouing It's acquisitiup to WI
indefinite period. That IL the opinion Of
every man at all convcrsant with Spanish
politics
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-05
" THE GREATEST
g. MEDICAL
~ "a o~4OA~
w DISCOVERY
OF THE AGE.

NJ. KENNEDY If Ia.hr-v has dt.epxr-.s m
IN. of O., r,ufu., ,as,r-. ,-..s
"a '~' linz" PANAH4' "ffer
---,-. te1hr0s AA"' cures
l. \ LII MIND iI TT NOR
From n. Hn,xy Ss,-rnr,fg u. !, ye.u... n l.
y H. -. .-s "a :" T., -. ND. - ' A f"p -.
,.,,s - -. - -, : ar ','e' 'Ae' -
M. ,,,x....,,s,' = ss. N.Ii. ~ M 'aS "
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- -. . - ~ = - = =
,,,, tn -. -. - - - ~ 10Y n'"uAh'
RIOS, ,.r ~. t.r, NV A"'" IN Pio
IT, ~. -. .,,,,.. IN .4- a, .
~ So. g. - :, - a - IN o h1'es-
.h. m,uth o- = a,,.-, ~ ""se Cana" -
-. a. /, - - -
$3.50 81 trv.,,.t.s ~ 'ur' 80 worm
one !. ~ bet,,,, NJ, rx--,n,.. - r,-. -, -
-. i"'ses 10 1aFt 81 runner m
r. Co. a.. uu,.,-a b.. - -
aud n,,,rs-s - - -. WIT '1h"'hf e1shs ssrs
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SLAVERY As SEEN nv THE SLAVES

reaa this volume of their oral evidence. and
rsfa-s ~ Their aarrsnRe future aessgnrt
ssto THE authors skin y writer Il viii h. .e,n Aha,
extremes have me and agree
hEMaTr conia mot he duil or tame slnvist n ne
were g. try ne has Idle in hfu-gnd n az
rsntre, humorous It's s fas II amanr, lie has . rur~
mind AID natnr. both inarhendert and ftfl ~
grtt and Wit war wrenr tyranny with All
Their ma sai'-4oh- }, G. Vaughan. "a Lsanemrs-rs
TtMes.
A FtcuruaE wrtser. st lnaas ErpaSgascn
A d---f rascal, hut the heal writer We eyer haa
out " s-t ten, Ssrinrtslow
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Singers Sewing Machine
ETrTN TpalItrS

fif1s DOLLARS
IL ANlNG completed ana urcnpicd orr GRAN,
IL ftrel'toof MnnufaCtors line mnsa pertcrt
~. 'he shop ID The worid-vr rave signalIzca
The event hy producing new rsmil, ~r~;,r
mae hihs, containing tire lates, imtrovsments a,
the very low price Of
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-05
Wheat Oats,
Corn, and every
Hind of Pro-
duce at s~ro,,
CASH Prices.

Taken an ea~hange for goods, OF
Cash Prices. In a ,nor,3 ,oe
aoaH foks almost onytbing e-cep..
credit, nas, nnlske the n.tscsr.
ADORE enumerated. cannot u cor
perfed into cdsk-aehen no, f.I
GROCERIES.
VI ~! Kinda III River prices, oxcepa tss 80
3fI, wishing To increase oar reom fnr oxArr
''ooas We " VI sell until II, a. Ias~a--. u
~Ff
S"oe"ssnFs mad Glassware. III All ks.Ss.
n cosa And carriage. :.
ihf entire SSeak ahovs snEn~rus~a ga sr~
"ieas oi otAef thing too teaieus te m,stl~,-
vii he sa11 exclusively for read. mo-, \, rrsee.
az fht orshis as ~ srF cash n the STATE 80
a. fam - to 70 per rsnt. nsios arp r--r,t Tf,..,
hfst Oh thf -Hoant1rns The citiasns ~ CypAk
LINN. JONES, CLINTON, sCHTr. MISC ATIrr
anu 5'tiS~fN curaiif =, are respsrsinI,r rxx4,>e .
10 cat ant examine Goods and nrie>s -. .
INNS - charger for eithe, sai eheerfnfsv 80,
Cot our nnrnf btnsha S'sss
M. q nsbs.-4stf k,rFsHArrru
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THE ROWING EDITOR

Talks with riaves i'm the Southern Stairs.
by JAMES REDPATH or kassAs
One nest VOL l2mo. lib pp., iIiustrutsa Pric, 81
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VI ASHINar0N Ian

he DeingcratIc Senators held caucus
this forenoon on the subject of the tariff
Mr. Hunter offered resulut Oh, de-
clarlng II ine1podient to change the law
at the present session.
Mr. Bigier presented u substitute
therefor at follows:
Resojrcd. That the revenue being in
sufficient to meet the expenses of the
government, II is wise and expediert to
meet this deficiency.
Mr. Bi@ler's substitute was voted
down, and Mr., Hunter resolution was
adopted by large majority
Mr. Slidell thereupon offered resolu-
ton, which was adopted. that 1t is the
duty Of Congress to look rather to re-
duet,on of expenditures than 10 M in
crease Of the revenue.
There was much excitement during the
proceedings, during which Mr. Hunter
expressed the opinion that, with rcviy-
nj Of business, there would be suffi rieut
revenue for all purposes Of the govern
ment
Mr. BiGler, it is understood. spoke of
the suffering industrial interest. and urg-
cd Increased duties H. said the pu bf,c
debt now s64 600 600, would be slbe.
00o 600 by the 3oth Of june. 1860.
without the $50 o00, 900 proposed to be
added 10 the foreign intercourse fund.
HAsHINGTeN, Jau. 3
The tariff bin Of Mr. Phelps, Of No.
fully meets the views Of Secretary Cobb,
who believes that il VII yield more rev
euue, and be less protective than the tar
If Of 1857.
Statements hare boeu made by certain
parties, on which newspaper paragraphs
have been prcaieated, that no increase Of
the duties Is necessary But il i ascer
tanned TINT scctetary Cobb thinks .o.lg..
=.sc, au3 - Goes the Presideat.
q Tie Committee Oh Wpys and Means
held another session this 4. NJ. Oh tie
tariff bat arrived ut nc conclusion. Ii
If further postponed until Tuesday, at
which time the views Of the Secretary Of
the Treasury viii lac laid before them
The disagreement Of the members of the
committee is IN marked as ever.
Il IL understood that the Republican
members from various States, have noti-
fed Nj, Phelps, chairman Of the Wsys
and Means committee, that pe help can
be obtained from them, IL advance lhe
general appropriation bills, until some
plan il reported by the committee, BY
which the expenses thus incurred shall
be mct without Ut increase Of the nation
d debt
ARLINGTON, Feb ].
Morris aud Howard have modified
their proposed Thrift BID with respect
to iron, fixing the duties on pa- iron
At SO, OH Railroad IRON sl2; pir iron
ST..
The Senates Post Office Committee
have decided to report bill abolishInr
the franking privilege, and in lieu 10
furnish ench Senator aid Representative
with sIog worth OF postage stamps
Also * increase the rate Of postage to )
rtr
Senator Mallory Lar prepared M
enhorute report in favor Of the IN
crease Of the Navy, in conformity
With the recommendation of the Secrets-
~.
WASHINGTON, Feb. !
Jas. ;. ~pIlioek has been confirmed n.
l. : Marshall fer tie district Of Geer-
Ela III place Ut Mr.. Stewart, who was re-
moved On the ground Of lot having used
sufficient vigilance in the yacht Wander
er case.
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hiiturs FURNISHING tlr Ahavs advertisement and thts
Nnfs irs times, and noticing editor AIlv ~, sra,nr
mArssd copy OF thir rAper - Ire pnhshct will -.
trtv- etp- VS. return Nal
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A u ri IrICk. Publisher,

i"lhe. semi ~ mail postsss rsia. any psr4 of tn.
nat"d states. EN- the rcreir' of tho price, o.
Address,
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ExE6tTOK's SALE OF LANDS
n UTltE IL hereby given that pursnan; t. al
~ ord.r Of the County Court ut Cedar county.
iowa. mao. Al IIs November term Isas / will
offer al public putcry an tint premises between
the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and O'clock r.
III. ~ the 18th day ~ February 4. l. lsia TIA.
following de-crtt-d real estate, subject IT, the
widow dover ri So g. lVe per anuum To Wit :
The nsrthvsss qaart.r of the northwest quarter
and tn. southeast quarter NORTH quarter nj
section 20, township sc. range west Of the 18th
PRINCIPAL meridian. Terms made known TN asr
Of sale. DAVID BAILEY Es,cuto-
Per j. ". kAeIEy his Atta-rer. ial 1874
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BosToN, jar 90
A verdict was rendered in the Su-
premc Judicinl Court today against the
Boston aud " Forester Railroad, ru- ST. -
250 damages. The award il to Mrs So
rah L Shaw, whose husband was killed
and herself badly injured, some years
aco, By train on the ruilrond coming
in collision with the Plaintiff car
riage,
BusToS, Jan. %.
Wm FL Prescott, the historian, died
Yesterday very suddenly from paralysis
He had been IN the usual health UP to
moment Of ms death.
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This Book u narrative Of three Journey,
afooi, between Washington and New ORLEANS. !:
contains length. reports of confidential CONVEX
EAtiohs with the slaves in virginia the Carroll
nas Georgia, Alabama and Louisiana lively
descriptions ri social Southern aud Plantation
lite, graphic sketch af adventure In Missouri
hnd the most srn'cisng and thorough ind rei,abir
Investigation ei American Slavery ever publish
ed ~ our country, The author has given a fur
AID icafless report OF Slave sent ment--l thing
never hitherto attempted il AM lea Lei every
who wnuIu know whEf ~nt,rh.rr
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McBeth 4 Crew S
COlu nm n
11SYE Illlf

Read every word Of i. and re.4
it frequently, as No pains wlll se
SHARED to keep the good c'tasea:
Of the interior of Iowa infoE1ed
about the markets, prices Of dry
Foods. groceries, shoes and eooe,
q.
s>~' s... ...ra &c
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v AsIIINaToN. Feb. !

ARLINGTON. eb. ]
Jas. :. spllioek has been confirmed az
l ; Marshall fer tie district Of Geer
Ela il place Of Mr.. Stewart, who was re-
moved On the ground Of Lot having used
sufficient vigilance in the yacht Wander
er casG.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-15
Social Library Association.

The 30th Annual meeting of the Ashtabula
Social Library Association was held at the Office
Of 0. II. FITcH, Esq, Jan. 10th 1859. The
following officers were chosen for the ensuing
year: President, o. IL. FIrCH, Directors F..
CARLISLE E. q. RooT, GEORGE WILLARD, and
j. MANSFIELD, Secretary, a. HENDRY, Treasurer
Ii. l.. MORRISON Librarian, j. +. CHAPMAN.
The annual report of the Directors was read
aud approved. 1t shows that the whole num-
Der of volumes in the library is 959. The mum
Der drawn the past year was 4O8, and the whole
number of volumes drawn since the organiza-
liou of the association is l5,l7S Whole num-
Der of shareholders is 80, owning GO shares
40 shares are now held by the association. A
volumes have been added during the past year,
of which "a were purchased. | were presented
by the Hon. j, II. GIUDINGs, and by the Ash
labula Academy. The finances of the Asso-
citation are in a good condition The amount
in the treasury is $50 92, amount due from
shareholders for taxes and fues $29 92. Total
amount of assets $50 81.
In reference to the course of lectures which
to be delivered under the auspices Of the asso-
citation, it was
Resolved That the Directors be authorized
and they are hereby requested and empowered
to procure the services OF suitable persons TO
| deliver series OF lectures to the citizens oil
this village under the auspices Of this ASSOCIATION
whenever they should deem it expedien, anC
sufficient funds can be procured for the purpose
without treuchng upon the funds Of the asso
| cation
The committee appointed to meet the share
holders at their annual meeting, were present
aud the following resolutions in reference to g
| Reading Room were adopted
Resoived. That the Directors be authorized
and empowered to establish reading room in
connection with the library, upon such terms oI
admission, and under such rules aud regulations
as they may adopt provided that the funds o
the library be not appropriated to that purpose
ResolUed That committee of five, will
power to add TO their number, be appointed tC
consider the best mode, and devise necessary
measures for establishing such a reading room
and report their proceedings to the Direction
from time to time until they are prepared tc
act.
7 The association selected the following nameC
gentlemen, to wit: GEo. WILLARD, Il. IL. FIToH
l.. p. COLLINS. f. w. CARLISLE aud H. b. Heb
BARD. II was also
ResoLued. That an abstract Of the report o
the Directors be published in the AshIaOul'
Telegraph.
Onmoliou adjourned. o. II. FIroH, Pres't.
Attest A. HENDRY See'y.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-15
WE wish to call the attention of the

WE wish to call the attention Of the
Public to tba fact that we receiving direct
from New York. full and complete supply of Fall and Win
Ter Goods peculiarly adapted the wants of this community
which pledge ourselves to sell at prices low can be
found in this county.
In the Dry Goods line. stock comprises fu assor
ment of Dress Goods shaws Black and Fancy silks De
LANES Cashmere Merenos Prints Brown and Beached cot
tons, Wooden and cotton Fannels Heavy wooens Dress
rmmng Gloves and Hosiery, together with thousand 9TH
En- things too numerous to mention.
In Groceries we fully stocked with everything in that
line, aud at low prices.
In the line of Boots Shoes, we are at home Having
devoted particular attention this Of trade for SER
years. conhdeat that any customer
either quality price, having every thing that line
from chlds cac 20 French calf boot Of superior quality
and make
The Hardware Branch OF business has been constantly
increasing have enlarged purchases to meet its
demands uuti have full stock Of all knde Of Heavy and
Shelf Hardware Mil Gross cut saws Of all kinds join
ers and builders materials all of the best quality.
full stock of Iron and Steel Iron axles Elliptic Springs
Carriage Bolts Pin Bolts Nail Rods Peru Horse Shoe Bar
and square of all sizes The very best quality Of
Eastern Nails, from as up to 90 s., always on hand
Window glass putty paints of all kinds Linseod OIL both
Raw and boiled yarush, Turpenne, Lamp and Lard OIL
white lead aud zine Paints.
In crockey wekeepa good supply Of the best quality Of
Iron, stone, white, light blue and common
Hat and Caps Of every style and price for mems and boys
wear.
small assortment of Blank Books, Stationary, and School
Books
In fact almost any article demanded by the taste neoess
ties Of the community, be bought Of US favorable
terms, as at any place far
Thankful for he very liberal patronage bestowed upon us
BY generous public, would saythat Notwithstanding the
hard times We better prepared m better
don TO furnish good bargains customers for cash pro-
duoe short approved credit than at the present fine
Do us the favor call and look goods and prices and n
you Do suit yoGelves will have made loss a.
make no charge for showing goods. ...
September ssd, 1853
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-15

FEvERs Fever, like every other form Of dis
ease to which human liable is caused by impure
hunor This being caused by the rapid action Of the
blood struggling with eudcavorng To cast out Of tho
body the corrupt matter which deadly opposed to health
Hence the good bad hnos with each other and
the commotiOn which follows fever and heat The
symptoms various causing heayines, anguid,
dicIit breathing. eyes duh and heavy anxiety ighng and
yawning alternate fits Of heat and cold After which the pa
ent compai of pains in the head and back thirst
and sickness fness about the stomach and some
times vomiting billions matter DIR. Morses Indian Root Pills
are acknowledged be strengthening and delightful medi
cine all kinds of levers They only cleanse the stomach
all bilious natter but they the exceto
vessels causing them to pour eOpious illusions from the
bood into the bowels ser which the corrupted is thrown
out by the natural OF the body All that is required
argent of fever will be to take large doses In order
have them operate thoroughly by the bowels take from
three to Eve night and morning until the fever entirely dis
apnelrg which from To four evening until
we'll will be convinced that this is the best to
check fever because they drive ont all inflammation, and
store the of sound health And the blood ard
will thoroughly purified that dsase in any
form will BE- utterly impossible.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-15
DOMESTIC MATTERS.

LECTURE No. 2.-The second lecture OF the
course will be delivered at Fisk's Hall, on Tues
day evening next, 18th, by the Rev. ALvA'
NASH, Of Conneaut
Subiect-"The Signs OF True Progress.
Tine before 8, precisely.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-15

ass- The Printers Of Cleveland aud vicinity
are to celebrate the returning anniversary OF
the birth OF Franklin on Monday evening next,
with Ball and supper at the American.
The place selected for this celebration, we
cannot bat think has been happily made. Land
lord WISsLow' and his indispensable and unsur-
passed sieward-PmLLIps-with the fine ac-
eOmmOdations OF the American-are just the
. gentlemen to iRfase into the occasion every ee.
Sment Of comfort and happiness, which it is their
proviee to contribute. Our heart is with the
Printers and the landlord, but our bodily pre-
seuce. which we always like TO have along on
such occasions, we cannot youch safe.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-15

The Tribune Almanac and Political Register
for 1859, contains the Statistical Returns OF
the Elections. Laws Of the present Congress
list SESSION. aud other valuable matter polite
al and miscellaneous. 1t is useful Annual
aud the public are well aware of the fact. 1t
is an essential daily companion for the year