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y a BOXES Frine A Western Reserve Cheese, Jast
- - received, fresh sna nice, Tor sails BY
IAhlGsl Wti-,FOiD a CO
aug94-u 80 MAr<ea street.
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EXPRA ZINE sUGAR.

w ~ Alts- " stricls casre sugar, dccl1s1ly the
best ups IA fais lat of sugar has bsen re-
FaeAeAi "a. nossaot4s AEs fais aaa ~ mist sxeel-
aILmL HOOPER 4 Co,
ssptfo Sas saaI Market street.
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CARTER, WILSFORD 4 CO.,
Successors to Carer, Mckay * Co..
WHOLESALE GR0CERS AND C0nMlSSl0A
III d E c. II 4 n 7 5 ,
AND DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic liquors, Cigars. &c.,


40. MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE, I,ENNESSEE, "
Il AVE now IN store 1nd 70 arrive
700 hhds New Orleans sugar ,.,lIsrades;
100 DbIs. Crushed sugar, all sr"aes,
80 - ST. Louis LOAF sugar ,dII srIdes
so 90 Powdered sugar ,aIl5rades.
COFFEE
800 bags prime Rio Conee
IUEAooEo.
100 bOls. New Crop IIoi.lsscs dll5rades;
100 half DDls. New Crop AoIisses ,aii grades,
80 bDls. and kegs Golden syrup.
LIQCOro.
100 bbls. Pixies Magnolia Whisky
100 - Dean Il H.Ie's do,
100 smith reserve do;
100 Jo Nswsom's do trebb!e distilled;
loo - tennessee White dU;
200 - Old Country do;
100 90 Old Bourbon do;
100 8. Old MouOnsehala do;
40 - Robertson county do;
100 pkgs- Port ANA Malaga Vine;
70 BASKETS Champagne Vine;
500 pkgs. 3raudy various brands
200 Dbls. Alott's Celebrated Cider Vinegar.
SUNDKIES.
1000 kegs Nails, assorted;
500 boxes star Candies;
400 hall boxes rIllow Candles,
1000 fteams Hemp Wrapping Paper.
loo boxes starch;
1000 bags rnc SAT-:
10000 q ID Caps;
100 bbis. FRESH Ale;
30 TcrCcs Rice:
100 q and l. lb - dis Black and Common Tea;
so chests Slack Iud Green Tea;
$50 cans Fresh Cove oysters;
loo boxes " r.. Cheese prime;
100 - T.. ID. - -,
500 bags shot, tssortcd;
2OOOl Os. Bar Lead;
80 bags Slack repperi
100 duZ. Bruoms;
100 - Cotton Rope;
100 boxes SOtL Ii papers,
100 .' Scotch SGuI:
2JO - STICK Candy:
100 % Fancy do;
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~ aite Fish
Cheese! Cheese!

IN BB,.s. iastrsssissd Aaa for sale by
~ IuneS D. d DIcKEY
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16 DEADERICK STREET.
NASHVILLE TENN. TUES DAY. NOVEMBER 22 1889
NEW
Transportation.


GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at 1918 A. NJ. and P.M.
- Stevenson at $50 ~ and $50 p. NJ.
Arrive at Chattanooga at 100 a. u. and S:O0P. NJ.
GOING WEST.
Leave chattanooga At ESQ A. VI. and 2:3O P N.
80 Stevenson at $50 A. NJ. and 5 5:3OP.M.
Arr 2 Nashville at1l so P. NJ. and l 80 P. NJ.
DOTH Trains making close connections East and
ID West at Stevenson, with Memphis ans Charleston
and other railroads to New Orleans and other South
ern cities, at Chattanooga with Georgia state
Road and by il with other Roads running through
Georgia. South Carolina and Alabama, and with East
Tennessee and Georgia Railroad at Chattanooga "a
connecting ink the Virginia route, to l.ynchburg,
Richmond Baltimore Philadelphia Washington city
New York and other Eastern cities.
Through tickets may be had atany hour on applica-
tion to Ticket Agent, Office Depot the follow
ing places, viz: New York, via. East Tennessee and
Virginia route. New York, via Charleston, Phadel-
phia Baltimore, Washington city, Petersburg Rich
mond Lynchhnrg, Knoxville, Charleston Savannah
Macon, Augusta, Atlanta, Montgomery, Huntsville,
Grand Junction, Memphis, Nrw Orleans, Virginia
Springs Beersheba Springs and McMinnville-
E. w. COLE, Superini endent
july1-tf BGSU4A
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MEDICAL BOOKS.


foft4e Ola Ant NsS &c tlcat schools - alch they
0asr fsr sale al the Raolsassa Pstee. rhe latest
CfiIs0as aad best bgading. .ocls
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llasbuillf Patriot,

TIE II VI $: H -
Daily 80 w
rri-Weekly ,1er tnnum, ,................-. 90
Weekly ,per .nnum, 1880. -. ...... =, . 30
= one Heeklyfor Two years ,or Two Weeklies
iorOne year Ill Advance, ....----....- %
When the Daily, tri-Weekly or Weekly ! 20 %
,scontnued (paid IN advance at the time 5uDscltoe
~ ne subscribe rder otherwise IL VIII oe
attn ed option, until paid for anu stoppeu'
not a Ii must he pad at tue time "i
zee IT at Dur option. Ifthe party IS soou y
IN until "a id. . 4. 90.
Re nittaucesb by mail in q sgstered letters
-isk. ~ ~ ~ 4a. t- s- =
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DOstOu.

From the Advertising Agency OF 5. N. PErrISGILI
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PACLplNG ANDERSON, CHURCH ANDERSON
LsJIHOH, Tenn. NdShUiile, Tenn
?. & c.. ANDERSON,
WHOLESALE GKocERs, PRODUCE AND
COMMISSION NTs
AND DEALERS ~
BrandieS, Mines, Whisky, &c.,
Dealers In Hacon, LaSd and CounIr
produce, Oh every descriptions,
Corner Of broad GRd COitegs Street,
NA>uvILLE, rENNEs>EE


NANIIVILLE, TENN sGS>EE.
,tTE arc 40" IA receipt o4 - iIrsv .lud well
w lssyTtcu sLOCA OI groceries. i.I4 Iurs scc. 10
NuiCi. We lnEI.G tue attention Ol tue trade:
SLHAIto. 100 box CucwIug Tobacco,
40 anus louisiana sugar, al grades ~. Orlaus;
a.t agHdcs, 1000 kegs " hHIte lead;
Ol DJ.a w. ana BALTIC. 10 - >nut, All 5Zcs,
tIuaueu sugar.; - - blr iciu
50 DuIs -. I.ptI u.d 10 - Mason DllCaiug
10" Stcu sugar. OuO O"Bs uuC SAT,
.JO4 lUuu Uots AtaaN ~ salt
lyO pNss .auIC, el4NMOIc 30 OOAcs quart ItsNs
oJ"yc, 40 '' pms ..uU "A p4Itdo
-tUpA-s -'Jttr New Or 1OU AeBs NdiIs assorted
lo..us Col.ec. sizes,
-IOL..,St.S. LIQUORS.
.UJUI1 euaI,t 4.cbuleu 5UpDls SuIIlI' . old Re-
Avlasava, sufNc NAIs6y;
30 a. JO.ssaOIuc RcbJH- O5OOi Old bourbon
Ca Iliaszga, NulsAy
90 &c. ,rolau.. q, rui. % uUls Jld Rye wuisk,
r,-yD4.IES. - e AlOuOusa sa1el.
10 UoNr- sI.lT Candles; Nuiskyj
100 t,Aow a 2OOUOis riAe IS Magnolia
10 - Lar soap, NniaAy
% - GrouuurcppeT, 5OOObls iuuu. pure hlIe
% - SPICE, WnIsAy;
SO - - Ginger, IS bbISrwsOm's WHISKY
loo - sup. CAvD.sJd1, 90 DUI old Fort anu Corn
90 - I4dIso, alIsILes; MnIsKyi
IlzclsNs C4r0. sOua; % ODls uld Port aud Ma
=. sIltdur, llgi NIaos,
20 bags Pepper. % bDIs An. en-
10 spicu; - IOtIaHd 40;
IL l.ercos raoe; l. bDis DID Cosuac Bran
loo IvL tttAIeu BuCNets, dy5
- -. Wlsn- boards; ~ D6is Am. do;
% nests IuOs; 50 OasAets Champagne
Al5 duz BrOOlus; Mluei
10 OJu ass Jrtvu Cigars; loo bbIs cider vinegar
50 OpN smoking Tobacco;
fosctusl Wan many vtaer articles such as ar,
fsoS,tl BxU z * c. ANDERSON
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EalrlAnA,s NaaIes,
fine Imported BfaIIies for SAFE.
Choice Bacon.

NE have "a stiss, 4II Too sale, small lot Of
" oaJt g "a nh5 Bp1ja, cared oy one ofths oes'
uoaaiseura la tAs county.
Mikl.L, HOOPER X Co,
ssps Nos 8 aud Asrket -.
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PREMIUM PIANOS.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS,

srrxssxrsxnExraso oFFIcz, SAsa 4 cEAT. r. r. ca
SAzzvILIs, AN oet- ,ts5s
SyFOcka0LDERsi IN the Nashville saa chAItAEtegs
- siifs.4, ~tll es esFrts4 fFea aas g,asas "a the
rs.4 - <zAns4lis,to rseesse the OatDheF dixttend
anarstura free efessrxs ssth sAYs frs ths ialh 20
he 1jtA af OSta5er both days ie1iasise ~ so sing
.asr sssek esrtaezts % the e9aaaet9f b erzsr q
.as nireesors. r ". c0Lk. .sapst-
aarsr-.sssro' Telsxraph. sasibyvils Exgosilszl
wIneas~tsr a0ns learnai eePy.
sssA--5s. o O. =. GA.
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Attention. Machinists, sc.

1OOO FEET Of Leather and Gam Betting from
AtJlJJ 2tol2 inches wide. Also Lace Leather
C7ppsr surrs and RIvets hand aud for sale low
tor ct.h Nos SO and 50 corner Of College aud broad
way. b. X. CSlIfIS'
sepu3-tf
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kATEs OF, ADyEAa aAs.s .
nrm-Dork.

From vIscdER, OWEN 4 CO., General Advertising
House Appleton Building $40 Broadway,
New-York. 1
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Tobacco! Tobacco {.

i,HE t,ilroa,s IA interest nave greed the very
l. ION rate vt o. veAts pJr oue huhdTos pounds uu
Ioo4yg1 IA u4ds ,trJlI Nashville - y HCaodrs
"a. Nll -4Jae Interested Ia ta5 purchase aHd sAtU
leai 48o ,cco coastIur the atyIattsos offered o.
tuls reduction iu irss sutstVtus 90 tLsuttIsc--t..c
roads osIs Idavr- ~ritcrs 's "cILs cArriers-sp0e-
f. ". COLE,
sc444-In Sup't y. 4 q. K. Z.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-18
ORDINANCE.-Be


daned, by the Mayor, Recorder and Trustees of the
Incorporated Village Of Ashabula,
Sec ls That shall be unlawful for person. being
owner or having the control Of any horse mare gedng
colt OF any age, or OF bull steer heier calf
cattle OF any OF swine sheep of age to
low the same 10 at large in of the public streets
lanes alley parks or public grounds within the limits Of this
village And any person who shall violate the above pro-
hbon shall be fined One dollar every such violation to
De with costs by suit prosecuted In the
r the dement, OF the said village before the Mayor thereof
before any Justice OF the Peace Of the township of Ashtabu
a provided that the running at large aforesaid Mich
Cows between the hours of o'clock NJ and O'Clock p
NJ during the months of April May, june july August Sep
ember October and November shall subject the owners
thereof to the fine aforesaid.
Sec End That II any animal Of either kind In See
st shall be found running at large, contrary to the prohb
ton section it shall the duty Of the Marshal OF
said village TO mpOund the same and take good of the
while impOunded and he shall sell such animal at
public vendue first giving notice Of the time
sale by publishing the in newspaper published in
said village or by posting notices at different conspicous
places In town. at least fv days before such Aud the
said Marshall retaining from the proceeds of such dftV
cents for his trouble in mpoundng every such animal aud
his reasonable charges for taking OF the the
Of advertising the sale, and twenty-five 70
seug every such ANIMAL shall pay the balance TO the
Of such animal demand and II such demand be mads
within ten days from the day of sale the Marshal shall nav
the said balance to the Treasurer Of said village to be held
him for the benet Of the Of the animal sold and
paid to such the order Of the Mayor Aesed BY
Recorder Provided that the OF such nAmal
deem the at time before the sale thereof By paying
the Marshal fifty cents for his trouble In impOundng and hs
reasonable charges for taking Of the me and also the
expense Of the advertisement advertised for sale Provided
further that the sale redemption OF animal aOre
said shall not discharge any one from the hne prescribed In
section first
Sec 3D. That all ordinances heretofore passed upon the sub
jectmaer Of this ordinance hereby repealed Provided
that the repeal shall not effect any penalty already incurred
Sec. L. This ordinance shall take effect the tenth day Of
June, A. D, 1859.
Attest HENDRY, Mayor.
GEO WILLARD, Recorder Pro. Tenn.
Passed May 2g 1859. 3w4e4
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TR0TrING !-FREE-WILL TROT
Il TING PARK,
Ashtabula, Ohio, June oath and 25th.

LIST DayPurse Fifty Dollars free for all Trotting Horses
Mile Heats, best in 81 to Harness.
2Rd DdyPurse Thirty Dollars free for all Totting Horses
except winner Of FIRST purse; to go they please
mile heats best in 8.
Also day. (2nd day., purse Of Fifteen dollars; free
to all horses except the winners OF st and 2nd
heats, best in 3, TO go they please.
All Horses to be entered before the 23d Of june 50
for first purse by paying entries All entries be paid ia
the Treasurer at the Fisk House. Entries for 2nd and 3rd
purse, be made ON the day of the races.
Three TO constitute field two more TO start
I'rOttiRg TO commence at o'clock each dau
CHAs STANTON, sec'y.
z. G. GLEASON, Treas'r.
nB We, the committee, Obligate ourselves TO pay the
above purses, awarded by the judges:
Geo. E. Nettleton, X. L. HolbroOk A. c. Fisk Chas Ken
dali, Israel Turner, Committee.
JUDGES-EC Hubbard, Ashtabua; r II Abbott Paines
vile; C. W. Appleby Conneaut o. p Greenwood Beaver
W. H. Howe, Bloomfield.
Ashtabula, June Sth 1880 2w49i
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THE TROTTING STALLION "a,
BLACK ROVER, My

win stand the ensuing at the following stables
Thursdays Fisk House. Ashabua; and the remainder Of the
week at the stable of J. b. Pierce, Austinburg.
This splendid young thorough bred Horse is six years old
this spring. Of Jet black color sixteen hands high and weighs
1900 pounds and for speed style aud endurance not
passed by aRy other horse in this country.
The Black Rover sired by the celebrated imported tho
rough bred horse Wild Rover. As trong horse he has
taken II premiums at different societies in Canada West
where he raised He took prize Toronto in 1882 O
$30Otme 240 Another at Hamilton OF $sO another at the
Provincial Show at London, IN S54tme 2Sl and 22 nc
also took the Grand Provincial Prize Of $1,000 at Detroit
Sept 1S55-time, 2;3l, 2-3l, 1882.
Black Rover Is thorough bred TrumpeeI mare i'm
ported from the North of England and sired by Trumpeter
and Miss Beyor and by Flying Childes and noted fo
speed and strength and several purses Of note in as
and 80 She the dam Of the young WARRIOR owned by Mr.
Roewell Wilson, of Hamilton.
TERMS-S1O for the Good pasture for mares 81
distance, All accidents at the risk OF the owners
WM J. ADAMS.
AshtObula Ohio. 1859. 4pi
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-18

In the late speech at Ceve land, Gov,
Chase took occasion to say that he had NO
respect for the Federal Court of Northern
Ohio.-Cin. Enpuirer.
Gov. Chase said no such thing that
falsehood was printed in the Democrat which
has not had the manliness to correct its err
ror, although it falsi6ed the Governor.
Ciere. Herald.
II the Governor didn't say so, he undoubted-
ly thought so and there are but few, probably,
but that would agree with him. Where court
ceases to respect ITSELF its friends ought not to
be very much shocked If its selferected standard
Of opinion should be generally adopted.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-18

The SEVEN BODIES FoUND IN A Box Ac.
COUNTED FoR.-Mayor Tieman has ascer-
tained to certainty that the seven dead
bodies found in a box that had foated a.
shore at Westehester, were lost overheard
from the steamboat used for the removal of
the pauper remains from the old Potter's
Field to Wards Island The box slipped
overheard, and the parties in charge saw
it float up the river toward Westchester
without attempting to recover it. The
only mistake about the Westehester inquest
was, that there were the remains Of fifteen
bodies instead of seven in the box
Tribune.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-18
WEEKLY TELEGRAPH
ULA:
Saturday Morning, June Is, 1859.
REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET.

For GOreTRa-William DennisOn, Jr.
For LieHt. GOreROr-RObert c. Kirk.
For SuFrsme Jadge-WiIIiam Y. GhoIsOn.
For State 1Hdaor-Robert w. Taylor.
For State TFsasrey-AIfred p. Stone.
For Seeystary Of Stafe-Addlson p. Russell.
For Public Horks-JOhn B. Gregory.
For School COramissioner-AnsOn smyfh.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-18

The correspondent Of the Plain Dealer who
some time since sent US marked copy of his
production, in which puny and ill-natured at
tempt was made to put the present policy of the
c. & E. r. r. Co. in disadvantageous light,
in comparison with former management, we
learn was a citizen of Cleveland, whose fame
has reached somewhat beyond the smoke of his
own chimney whose notoriety, is of two
fold character" as Chief Justice TAYEY would
say. The first acquired in the business of a car
pet bag redemption of bank bills with gold, and
the other in the more manly and dignifed, and
equally well adapted to the genius of the gen.
tleman, of dispensing the wholesome luxury of
Pop Corn. This gentleman under the past dy-
nasty, enjoyed pass over the road that he now
abuses. That accounts for the milk in the
Cocouut."
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-18

THAT CoNTRIBUTIoN.-We hear OF no move
ment for the relief of the Oberlin rescuers, in
the manner proposed at the meeting in Ceve-
land. A movement has been started in Pitts
feld, Mass, and a collection from the Sunday
School of the South Congregational church has
been forwarded to Prof. MORGAN, of Oberlin,
and a correspondent of the Spring field Rep'tb-
licdn, suggests that the churches and Sabbath
schools Of New England, follow the example
These men are poor, with families dependent on
their daily labor, and the fines imprisonments
to which they have been subjected for fidelity
to their Christian convictions, should be allevia-
ted as far as possible by those who sympathize
with them.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-18

WEBSTER's DICTIoNARY-Wheret tciH II stop?
We have had copy of the new pictorial edit
ton for some weeks on our table, and have ex-
amned it with care 1t is certainly remark
able book. The late additions are: pictorial IL
I'lstrdtiOas of the meaning of a multitude OF
words, which without the pictures we can form
but poor idea; table Of synonyms, the ar
rdngement of which is such as to make it of more
easy reference, and thus of greater service to
students Of words than any other, even though
more extensive work upon synonyms with which
we are familiar especially as the nice distinctions
OF meaning are given with desirable brevity, as
well as minute accuracy; an appendix, contain
ing 5000 words not in the revised edition of
l847, which consists among Others, of many
words of scientific and technical USE which have
not been found in dictionaries generally, and
have even been considered by some lexicograph-
ers as not forming legitimate part of q Ian
guage, and hence, not allowed a place in its
dictionaries; table showing the pronunciation
Of the names Of 5000 distinguished persons Of
modern times, gives name, its pronunciation with
the ttle profession, country, etc, of the person;
proverbs, phrases, eOlIOquiaL erpressicn ms and
single tOOrds, from Latin, French, italian, and
Spanish which are frequently met with These
are translated or explained, and form a most
valuable addition. Who has not been thorough
ly perplexed at his inability to translate or un-
derstand such proverb or quotation?); table
of all common authorizations the meaning of
Bible proper names, and of words and terms
peculiarly used 10 the common version of the
scriptures; a table of arbitrary signs, mathe-
matcal, astronomical, commercial. grammatical,
and proof readers signs and terms
Whatever may be the criticism which lin
gusts, or other photographers offer upon DR..
Webster's system Of photography and views of
language, this is THE Dictionary for the Ameri-
can people, and will continue TO be. To us IL
has long been an indispensable companion, and
1t will now be dOubty so, for we can relieve our
table OF the eDcumbranee of Crabbes Synon.
yms, Encyclopedias, French and other diction-
aries, etc. etc, to very great extent
Hartford Homesisad.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-18

RIGHT Sort OF PURIFIcAIoN-The Market
Street Baptist Church, of GAINESVILLE, has ex-
PEELED Deputy Marshal Ezekiel T. Cox, who
had long been one Of its Deacons, for bis com
plicity with the lRte fugitive slave case in that
city. The example might well be followed
nlseWhere.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-18

~ r. I. Barnum Esq, says the Norwalk
GHzeffe' arrived home 10 the Africa last week.
lie seems N most excellent health, although we
are pained 10 learn that his return was made
necessary by the low state Of bis wiles health.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-18

WEBsrER's PIcroMAL DICTIONARY. - This
Lexican' unequalled in its completeness, and
without rival in its photography, and holding
the proud eminence Of American standardship,
and more generally acknowledged and adopted
by the scholars and universities of the old
world, than any now extant with the new
feature of illustrations, is running new career.
Specimens Of the work and pictorisls may be
seen at this Office, whence orders will be for
warded. See advertisement.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-18

WAN ESDED.-.Not the war in Italy, but the
great railroad war. The great east aud west
lines having depleted themselves by low fares
until they are relieved Of any dangerous excess
Of vitality. afeibedaisd, conceded, combined,
and put fares a freighis back to tho old prices.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-18

BY the resignation of Drs. Bolles and Mich
olson Of Cleveland, two of the most prominent
and wealthy parishes in the Diocese Of Ohio
will be made vacant
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-18

SUPPRESSION OF THE SLAVE TRADE.-Thc
Washington correspondent of the New York
Times says: IA correspondence has been
going on for some months with the British gov
ernment relative to the manner in which the
United States were carrying out the provisions
of the Ashburton treaty touching the suppress
of the Slave trade England thought the trea-
ty should either be observed according to its
spirit, or that proper steps should be taken for
its abrogation. have reason to believe that
the Stale Department is in the receipt of a note
from Lord Lyons concerning communication
from Admiral Gray, commanding British
squadron on the coast of Africa in which that
officer complains of Commodore Connover's
want of efficiency in his efforts to carry out the
treaty stipulations. He says that the African
Slave trade is conducted almost wholly under
the American flag, aud enumerates twenty-five
instances as coming within his knowledge. As
our Government claims Of others strict con-
formity to treaty provisions President Buchan-
an has determined to answer the complaints,
which he regards as well founded, by ordering
TO the coast of Africa and the Gulf Of Mexico
all the new gun-boats now approaching COM
pction at the several navy-yards. These little
steamers are peculiarly fitted for the service, and
will be put in commission as soon as possible.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-18

Dr. g. Clark having had frequent and urgent solicitations
nom his patients and their friends TO visit the neghbOrhoOd
occasionally that they might consult him personally, We
AmOnth.
Having had seventeen years experience in the practice Of
medicine during which time he has treated thousands OF
en n all forms Of acute and chronic diseases with unpA
aeed success oi which some Of yOnr snes OF neghboIs
can testify and prepared to give relief 70 all who may Ap
ply Particular attention viii be given 10 the cure OF CoN
SUMPTION and all diseases Of the lungs and chest Dspeps
Nervous Diseases Female arrangements Of every character
will be treated with success.
Also will old and all euptiye diseases OF what
ever character they may be- He makes use OF anNeis
BsoHfeal remedies No ealomel other sleeroas dfus'
used
Persons at distance desiring advise and Medicne ~
general dseption Of the appearance Of the urine, WE
correct statement Of the cause origin OF the disease ~
general history Of the symptoms with nanei ag@ @e
444 4'i communication must ~ 5. O. CLARK, MD,
Jamestown Mercer Co., Pa.