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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-15
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
EZRA d. HEARTWFLI.. President
TT0 INPECTINE,
/ HE PERSIAN FEVER CHARM


Forthe prevention and OF EsUer and APue and BOSS
FeUers This wonderful remedy brought the knowl
edge OF the present propnetOrs by friend who has been
great traveller in Persia and the Holy Land.
While going down the river Euphrates he experienced q
attack of Fever aud Ague On discovering his condi
ton one Of the Boameu took from his person Amulet say
ing, "WeGr this and no EsUer UH touch yOV Although
cedulous As to its virtues he complied and experienced i'm
mediate relief has since always found it esctuAl pre-
lection from all maafious complaints.
On further investigation he found that tie bosnan Attr
bued To it mr9N0as powers and said that 1t eOrd only
obtained from the Priests Of the sun Sometime AsrWaTd
the gentleman in converting with Priest obtained hi
the secret OF its PREPARATION and asceained where the
cna herbs were found OF which il compounded. The
wonderful virtues Of this article have induced full belief
in the minds OF the natives in the miraculous healing powers
Of their Priests n H.
Since his return to America II has been tried with the hap
pies effect by several Ladies Gentlemen OF high ehAra
ter who have given it the most unqualified praise This
nedy having been specific ia Persia for hundreds
for the prevention and OF Fever and Ague and Bilious
Fevers-is now offered To the American people.
1t will be sent by mail prepaid with full directions for uss
receipt Of one dollar. HI
Principal Depot and Mandatory 1888 Main street Rich
m0nd, Va Branch Office Bank Of Commerce Building New
York. 549y Address JOHN WILCOX Co. '
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.THE UNDERSIGNED have this day
Il formed
CO-partDership 10 the Tanning and Currying
Business,
under the name and Style Of SMITH CARLISLE. They
will at all times keep eomplete assortment or
Boot and Shoe Findings. French Calf Kip,
Lining aud Topping Skins,
for sAls At Wholesale and Retail cheap Be sold in
this Market W. W. SMITH,
..t...I .t.l n. W. CARLISLE
An psTsons having Notes asd Accounts with me- hs
: Ashtsbniai AprA = ises. ~ v. ", Bt4Fp.
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MECHANICS TOOLS - Hardware

I'll
1E1 and Building MateriAs-Nulay and Sash Mil Saws
Cross Cut Tennon and ButtDg SawF Hand Saws Back and
Compass Saws, Ches Hand and Bench Axes Broad AIss
Socket Fmss lignum Vita Nallets Bench SereWs both
Iron and Wooden, Bench Planes Hand Saw Handles Chiss
Handles Steel Squares Beves Try Squares Drawing KnVsA
the best make at cents per inch, Spirit Levels
Log Chains Coil Chains at Sc per pound Manila Rope small
and large sine strap Hinges Blind HanZngs Moree Locks
and Iatehes Rim Locks Pad Locks Chest Locks, Trunk
Locks, Lifting Handles Butts Screws and Door trimmings
Of every descriptions Auger Cast Steel Auger
Cooks pateut Anger B Plane Irons Files Of all diserp
TONS Carriage Bolts, Sheep Shears wilknsons beSt Ham
Hatchets Axes, Brass and Silver Carriage Bands White
Wash Brushes Scrubbng Bushes Hoes RAkes, Forks ShO
ves Spades Picks RatTaps Fox Traps Wolf Traps Selves
Snaths Seythes Brick and Pasterng TroWels, 2H inch
Augers Knives and Forks from SOC 10 81 per Pocket
Knives Shears Scissors Chalk Lines sPOols, Scratch AE
besides thousand more things which go to make full
sortment. Can always be found At
RoOT & MoRRIsoS's
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jamestown, Pa, from Sept. 23d to Oct 3rd.
Charge for medicine for month"; from 81 90 to 500
Dr. L. g. CLARK having had frequent ana urgent solicitations
from his patients and their friends TO visit the neghborhood
occasionally that they might consult i'm personally well
by case will hereafter visit the above named places
AmOuth
Having had seventeen years experience In the practice OF
medicine during Which time he has treated thousands pa
ue IN all forms OF acute and chronic diseases with
aeed success of which Of your friends neghborE
ply Particular attention will be given to the Of
SUMPTION and all diseases Of the lungs and chest Dyspepsia
Nervous Diseases Female arrangements OF syerJ
will be treated with success.
Also will old and all eruptvs diseases OF what
character they mHy be- He makes Of universal
Bof0aies remedies No cAloms other desierouS drugs
used.
Persons Al distance desiring advise and Medicine viii send
general description OF the appearance Of the urine with
correct statement Of the origin OF the disease
general history Of the symptOms with nanie sgs, &c.
All communications must b. directed to ~
A4 s. G. CLARK, MD.
Janestown. Mercer Co. Pa.
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TO THE LADIES n

BOOTS & SH0ES--As good an assort-
IL ment - found In AshabalA County and Of the
Vsry beat quai hsus dne calf shoes At twelve shnes
Mems BroRsns Al ten shiDgss Ladies' 6ne aers axed al
round Al I've ahiings cildfens Shoes an styles prices
correspond; Ladies' hEe Morocco htesd Bootesa Al
tHslFe ahnnga We haEs everything % that line 10
thaa eesi o. ssaf- n . ROOT hoHRlsok.
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SEPTEMBER APPOINTMENTS.
PROBE AL THINGS!
lR. II. w. WADSWORTH, Eclecti

nR. II. w. WADSWORTH, Eclectic
~ Physician and Surgeon, will be in attendance follows
4shtabuA, AshtAbuls HOUSE. Friday. September 7Ist.
asueLeonlf 49, 49, I. !. Saturday, Sept End.
fsnesViHe' CoWsA House, Monday, Sept Path.
SShAtIoh,, ',,,''. 80. Tuesday, Sept. 25th.
Cleveland, Johnson House. Sept. 18th and 2Ith.
The Mode Of Examination pursued by DIR. w.
H very simple and entirely and by II dIs.ss. M a.,
OF she Internal vital organs Ia in very few minute,
With facility and certainty without Gking the pAtisnt s
ton or having the least previous knowledge Of Tia c.s.
ScTofula, and all Diseases of a ScToiulous oriyin
Ulcers TumOr Enlarged Glands Joints Hin Disease %
% Neck Gotrs scroulous Eyes Sead Head
Dyspepsia Gravel Impotence Structure ST. Titus Dance Ep
lspsy, RheuIaAtEm, DrOpsy &c. &s.
All diseases peculiar TO Fsmaea and all chronic diseases
The Brain Eyes, ThrOAt, Lungs esr stomach Liver Spleen
Udnsys Skin or other organs.
Thsss SaSsriHg JFo@ ChrONis DsssaAs,l. u r.
Of any description bs assured that their EH b
treated ry and eanddy and they will MOI bs sheourAgst
ts take medicine without sOrepondng prospect Of bsnSht
DR.. w. has visited Cleveland aud other places in Ohio
Rsv YORK. regularly for s last ten years aud furnish
patients With any AOnB, OF evidence 10 regard to his st
and suGliaoatoni physician. He will visit the abOyI
places month for yeAr thus giving taose Who
sult hi opportunity 10 continue t sured Those
by others pronounced neuabs requested 10 eAit vii
sst you nothing 70 have y0nr examined and sIpaned
Ihoss wishing " consult By letter. direct 10 Batavia
T. or 70 the Of ths Hotel any Of my appoulments
N. ". WADSWORTH N. D. BatSEiH n r,
Residence and PIfncipal Once
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FOR SALE By

A. HENDRY, AHhtabuls Nathan Parish, Ksg,vills; L
Lyon, COnneAut r. Spring, Geneva ~ W. Pulls Co.
Austinburg; w r. Allen Jefferson Bsteh Ashley Rish
nond p. Mead and r. NJ. Norton, Andover A. Il. Beck
with Co, New Lyme B. p. Phillips, Colebrook r. Ger
t' Trumbull Hiram Morgan Hartsgrovs E. l.. Gibbs Or
we'll And by Medicine Dealers generally,
~ For medicines agencies Sddress
H. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
ly532 . .t.... ..It :. Agent fer ohis
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-15

GLOVES, Hosiery and RIBBONs-Lisle
" Thread Kid. Cotton and ChAshners Gloves; Black
White and Slate coOred Hose for Ladies' and Misses; Boys
and Mems cotton half Hose.
Bonnet Ribbons Taaet black white and eoored Ribbons
Dress Trimmings Tassels and Buttons Lace Yels Jrown
blue and green Beeges black and ooOrsd SIX FhDges Silk
and Linen EdgingS. sold cheap BY
RooT & MORRISON.
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NOW is the time to buy your
Photograp HI.

THE Undersigned having purchased H. A. Nsshs oestfon
IN Ishsbua would respectfully inform the citizens Of Asha-
bua County that they prepared to take all kinda Of Am.
oypes and Photographs nom the 70 life sre put
mn N The best style upon The most liberal terms.
Conyng done from old Dagueureotypes and Ambroypss
either small srs, Photographed and eolored TO Life.
Instructions given upon liberal terms.
The citizens cordially invited 10 call and erAmns spes-
mems. -, - -
ten, ost FOR sale cheaper than can be purchased elsewhere
q. w. CARNICHAEl.
''' A. s. RoBBNs
o. Iqeo ktes
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ga stitch 1. nus. S.v" Nin""-Es
spalding's Prepared Glue

SpadiDgs Prepared Glue
.. All sh emorrensies and no household eAn afford 10 be
shOutm II avays ready and up to the sticking point
vsbeer needless dolls and broken edle Hls just the ar
hss os cone sb. and other osnamentS work. 80 popular
Ts admirable preparation used cold being chemically
hsd in solution and possessing all the valuable qualities Of
th best CsbnemakerS Glue may Be used In the paes Of
ordinary mueiage, being vastly more adhesive.
aUSEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
MA brush accompanies each bottle Price as eents.
Wholesale Depot Ne. 4e Cedar st, N. Ysrk
Address Henry c. sPaIdinE q Co.,
Boz No $500, New York
Put up for Dealers In Cares containing four eight
twelve dolena beautiful iithognPh ahoWord accompany
~ singls bottle Of srALsNG's PRrPAEnp GLvH will
times ts cost annually to every household.
sold by AL DTIgs,.ts' hau"As ana
Country merchants should make note Of SrALnfNGs PNE
GLvA when making up their HL Il win stand any
climate. s f...s ..-.t
spaldinR'a Prepared Glue, Useful in every House
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE, Sold By sta,ionsrs
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE, sold by Druggists.
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE, sold BY Hardware Dealers
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE, soldby HOOSe-Furnishins
sRALpNGs PREPARED GLUE, cold by Furniture peAsra.
sPAIDiNG's PREPARED GLUE, sold by Fancy Goods
SPAIDIRGS PREPARED CLUE sold by Grocers. "a.
sPAI.Dres PREPARED GLUE, sold by County Merchants
generally.
x..ui.S'.r'sSy Henry c. sPaldinE a co.,C
Address Post once, Box Ne. s.ooO.
Anne-ed s an Alphabetical List of ArGes which, dan,
ssed NAY be restored 70 their original strength and useful
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-15
ROOTS Il SHOES = THE ORDER
~ OF THE DAY .... ..
In the Hubert Biock-OM7X

ROOlS IL SHOES = THE ORDER
- OF THE DAY
In the Hubert Biock-OH7X
THE subscribers wish to call the attention Of the
%s Rs y; Seq Asi.s' ss !S ia
Ready made and also 10 order OF Good Qualify As cheap
competitors.
They intend their shop shall not be whit behind botb A.
TO uy and beauty IN nanufsetue o the kinds Of stock tbey
work They say nothing than they intend to furnish he
best the market Affords whether the Kind or the other as
they purchase for cash. and confined one market for
supplies
Among the articles to be found arc the foowing Gents
French Calf Boots Kip Boots all kinds, Coarse Kip Boots
Calf BrOgan Shoes Calf Oxod Shoes Gents high cut Patent
Congress CATERS also the ordinary Congress CATERS suitable
or the Summer trade Boys Boots and Shoes adapted 10
tbs season. Also nice article Of Oxford Ties.
10 The LADIES
'hsJ wish 70 FAy that they eau supply ybn with 10
. CATERS as good and as Cheap
"a can be found In this plOee elsewhere At Prices when
cannot fail 10 please them both Congress and Lace with heels
and Without hoeco and Kid Pokas Aoaeeo buskns ehs
and heavy Chidens Plain aud Fancy Shoes Patent Leaher
ANGLE Ties for Children. "a - q, -,
Our motto is SM1LL PROFITS 4 READY Pr (.
Call and look these GOods They will DO happy 70 eAhbi.
them, and will furnish you with little Ga, and a. Good
Articles be found elsewhere. -
The AbsYs IA nasst aspssralT dsaesisa Ca. eos look
AsAs.Aul., H.y lsa, lsssili9 Nv toi
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PURE WINES and LIQU0Rs, for

HANbiEs-Oid OtArd and Cognse-pale and red RUH-
~ ~ Sult ena old jamaica. GIE-Old Holland, aud london
Cnsns, 5lh. hHiskr-Old Bourb0n Copper Distilled Pine.
stpp,s honong4hsta and Excelsior Whisky. WNKs-PoH
eAas,nAs snsny hAlAga Gad CAnstt AlsO CatAHba and
Ie.sikn ehA@patne Wiass-tA Wagantsd of ths pursst
I9oAiuyj iof sale ~ GEO WILLIAM.
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SAVE

SAVE
GAVE A DIME
Best Shilling ca,icoes for 10 cents
SAVE A SHlLLlNU'
le ct Bleached Cotton for 1873 cts
SAVE A QUARTER,
On 'n' '0'' '"'''' ou''' vs.
SAVE A DOLLAR,
" ' ~rs.1.
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RON, &c. = A general assortment Of
Il English SWeedes, and American Bar Iron. Also, round
square Oval Stake Hoop and Band rOn CAST German Eng
h Blister and Spring Steel Horse shoe IrOn Nail Rods,
Carriage Springs, Iron AGes, &c. for sale by
June 6, 1860. GEO. WILLARD
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RELIEF for the Amicted.

nR. S. G. CLARK, German Reform
~ ed Upothio Physician and Surgeon formerly Of the
im OF Clark GibsOn) be consulted at the following
dr1ac
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BeHesOlsut iHstiiu0H ssabshsd by special EAdsomea
for the Rehtf Of hs Sick and Distrsised afflicted
' Nith YiTEIsNt aud Epidemic DsssatsS.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-15

Terms, Cash or Ready Pay.
To all ichom il may concern:
II NOW YE THAT when King Solo
IN mon was on earth the first time he said there
nothing under the SUM- but had he lived until this time
he would have seen Grocery Store hled with
All New Goods,
and would have said that AshNbula Village nor even the
County, ever the before for quality quantity
they are surpassed having selected with great
and bought lowest cash pses and will be sold for
Cash or Ready Pay,
At prices that will su the purchaser and in no other way
The following few Of the articles that hand
Pork Hams shoulders Dried Beef Lard Fish OF all kinds
MoAsses CARS Rio other Coffee ground aud In the berry
Spices Cinanon Cloves Mustard starch Corn Starch, Cho-
caate Cocoa Saleratu Ginger Soda Cream Tartar, Soap
Tobacco Snn Raisng Curants Figs Prunes CIT Teas
choice article Stearine aud Taow Candles Herring by the
box Powder Shot and Lead Dairy Salt in bags barrels
Crackers all kinds Shoe brushes and backing inze brush
e Curey combs Horse cards. Lanterns three kinds Scsye
Butter Ladies' Coffee mills, Chnping Knives Scrub brushes
Whe-wash brushes Clothes Pins Pals Tubs ro0ms, Mop
sticks Stone churns Jugs aud Butter Crooks Yellow
Rock ware and Glass Bottles ShOvel Spades and Hoes
Corn in Ear Oats Flour and Meal and in fact everything
that is generally kept In a well regulated
Family Grocery Store.
Being satisfied that the Ready Pay System is tho most ad
vRntageous TO the consumer the subscriber has adopted ~
and he will strictly carry out the prncial In all cases.
Having beea engaged In selling Goods for the last four years
for Messrs. Prentice & TOmbes, H. G. Tombes, and j. ~
GERS in the county he aers himself that he and will
sell good articles In his line and at low prices can b
! found at any establishment in the County.
Butter EGGS Lard, Potatoes. Turnips and almost every
thing the farmer has to SELL will be exchanged for goods
| the price that will sell for cash
tS Remember the place, Huberts Block Main street
near the Park.
John Rattle, Agent
Asbt,bpl, March ootb 1870 53t
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HATS, CAPS, &c.--A general assort-
ment OF every description Cheaper than ever, BY
june d, 1850, y = tH 10 GEO. Will ARD
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ROOTS & SHOES.-A fine assortment
~ aud will be sold very cheap.
June 9. 1850 GEO. william
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

(yBErKAL PARK EXTENSION NofIO4-NorIo1 u
~ hereby given that tAe Commissioners Of Estimate ana
sPeO.t Under Ae g: entitled IAN ao % ae
Nc place. and 70 authorize the AfAS q toe same" passed
Apr 1859 will rseeIvs evidence A.d bear axgsnsn e
As Central rsrh attic saee Of The osnns.ms &eBrssd
csrDsr o. Duane srs:t Sa 1e day q April ns1t 70
hssr. Of II And ?: T., n VI ne ana pAss q psv.
ntersGsA h III subjeet nvAod V " prceDpt
1hs properly provided = - aksn y ssntaned Withln n
foisvnE npss snd ssutAsrH. ~ - ssueAay
FINN avenue, I'D we.eriy by IS 70 aysa~s.
49, 49, z i% SG5FF' o'-'-.aoa'.
INV YORK March n; liza
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TIE LECTURE sEAsON.

4 LECTURE ON THE SUPERIORITY OF WIND ovrK
Steam, motive power for the paddle and screw. By
Institute illustrated by working model OF the Great Eastern
stesmsbp the proportion Of hundred rugged
revolving principle and steered by The
pierce o'clock Ticket Is cents 70 be had at The door ON
De evening Of the lecture.
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TNFANxV ROBE1,
WAISTS
AND sGmE
An 10 BE- cleared OF immedhtay,
Al less than hsif prizes
Black Lace Mannllas fron aucHon.
Black Lace Flouncings from auoton.
~, 600 worth Of Embrsedeyies from suction.
Al . largo reducasa from regular prioee.
ValleHaiennes and Point Lac 0eoda
In great variety, and va y cheap.
=. WILLIAMS 4 CO., late Peter Rsberts l2s IseaAWAy.
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Court Calendar-This Day.
COURT OF OYER AND TERANER-Part 2-Police cases.
UNIFIED STATES DISTRICT COUPLINGS. As, 81 GA, CT, 10
10 IS.
SUPERIOR CoURI-Part 1.-Adjourned 10 Wednesday
Part 2Nos "a, 1885, 3e6, 1856, 40S 40, Az, 342 Ala
4rB, 42e, 426.
COMMON PIEAs-Adjourned for the term.
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SPORTING G.

EyRANCls BUT1ER, NO. PECK SLIP, HAS ALL THE
Choice Breeds for sale SAssk Buffers iafAibe
Ours and Fla kIser.inatsr g eents per ssels Dog
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WI s0eso' Y~pov- ~ ~o~rcv
wuxSS MoVHaW ~, nv IN So nona " s HL ,e
WI ny ~ VIZ on x3nuAy, Mprn 10, oom
Mcnce Tu s.r 49, ~ S.nsy snks ny rseno
81 ~ a.G ~ Pei Ccns o. .oGr Wy low preea II
y. Jul ~ Cn.oG " 49, 80 - ~ mssno
~ sy Picsse oSsyc Se nsrs s.d Su%bsr sSs Rnsa
Va, Wv hctveS~ Initv snd FouIh strcsts WI ~
wy, Do.wo.- amy -e1 ou-.n .-oS.e.
60 nsOXD"X MI ~ - SNNynEA AND foo"Fh
WI csr - r.r~ax Mi n ID 100 WIT uu,. s,.,,
ea ~ ID 4. a. yc-+S ~ ~ .s.s "a.
- e JAW VIZ :. =. - ~. ~- - - - 40.
COT BROADWAY, BMWAAN AMIrY AND FOURTH
~ v~r aSs y: "a WV" NAA A''A A" " Az ,"
~, 49, -. -
OO7 BROADWAY, BETWEEN AMITY AND FOURTH
OIL sFeols, WILKES NOYMAN
VIM open MeadAy, Preach Barogo AngAis
u L. per yard sold everywhere slee q L. q.
.,,.,a 80 49, W. ;o,-;.,1z
DhOAOWA AS-x AND kOUAAh
OO1 arcSse Mhk1 AO!NAA., -.
.og peeeo bsck e ~, !. ~ ~ ~, 49, ~
100 pieces Pam Sks nooe coo a u peg ysra; vniue os
-
se-I1H = SAssSsSSs.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

VOWANk& BOAAOs
1900 ~
(!OUNTRY BOARD.-A YOUN3 WIDOW LADY, KEEP
" ing honse In country city wishes young lady OF pro-
Possessing appearance and lively. companion NO quea.
lions asked. Address Mr.. Alice White, Providence H. l.
TOUNrRY BOARD WANTED-BY 0A1IL01A1 :
~ WIFE, infant and about nrs Of Nay ~ Noveubees
aboes one hours rde frsm the ety. Axm noue prefesos
unleo full pArtisulau given. wAh price pr week
which mus b moderate. Addrs1 s~ one week boz l,70d
Peat ozhse.
CUMNBR pOARD N fHH COUNTRY, AT SARAf0GN
y spriasa largo private boarding houe, Washngua
Han wiI "a men I'd 81 Nay. h Broadway bStwoen
Congress and Imprs HpsinQs and has nne grounds ye
hAhed AddYom Ma J. W. uAS0n o. apply ~ ~ WEES 6x-
tenth street. n. Y.
uYAITED-BOARD. IN PRIVATE FAMILY, Wr1HTH
w twenty miles Of he City Hail. for gentleman WIFE, thred
sudn Tho looal1sn
saa ado q ne Hsdscn DIsd with AVN snA Ida -
beasd and private table possible References exchanavs
Address O. @. G.. boz 645 Post ofase. ns
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BOARD IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ROOMH SUIT A.
- Bile for gentleman and wife single gentlemen in
FIRST class house containing all the modern improvements,
within few minutes walk Of south an ferries.
inner 81 six O'Clock. Apply At l03 Araity street,
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UORULAR TRADE IN Illusion GOODS wHnR D.
sale and retaf-D. CLARKE, Gas Broadway corner Of
Msesssr sset WOULD can .:niea y = new
GOODS skc Dress Caps Headresses Capea Berhes 0sve
Tops ehdrens Hats &e. all Of manufacture ase
desYng reduce naive sock Of Ribbons Dress
TrnAhas We saer Aem u ncst decaled rsdusoe os
sslar plssa xhe trade sspphed with nusa Goods Of
own styles and make - favorable terms.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-16

NATIONAL CONVENTION OF THE YOUNG
MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS. This convo-
cation takes place at New Orleans on the
18th of April next. Five hundred delegates
are expected to attend. The City Hotel
there has been engaged for delegates until
they 60 to private houses, and the establish
ment engages to entertain rs delega ties free
during the session. A friend furnishes us
the following information, which will be in
teresting to those atteding this Convention:
Delegates will be returned free over both
the great routes leading to New Orleans, viz:
The Mississippi line, which connects Jack
son with the Tennessee lines, and the Mobile
line, which connects with the Georgia Rail.
roads. 1t is said that over the former route
the trip from New York to New Orleans
will be made,by the LIST of April, in less than
four days. Some of the Louisville packets
have agreed to take delegates down the riv-
er at two-thirds their usual rates, and all
the line, it is expected, will do the same;
while, by an arrangement made with the
steamer "Amerald," by the Cincinnati AS
ISOLATION, delegates will be taken from that
city and back for $50, with the privilege of
boarding on the stea ner while in New Or
leans, if they desire to do so. The steamer
leaves Cincinnati on the Sd Apri,a 2. M,
and New Orleans, on her return trip, on the
10th or 17th-occupying thus about three
weeks, and giving ample time for members
to attend all the sessions of the Conven-
ton.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-16

AN AMERICAN SAMpsoN.-A gambler known
as Mountain Jack, performed an eXtraordi-
nary feat OF physical strength one night last
week, in the bar room of the st. Charles
Hotel. A drunken fellow dressed in Indian
costume, rode horse into the bar room, land
dismounted to take drink, and while at the
bar, another drunken fellow climbed into the
saddle. Mountaid Jack is giant in SIEGE
feet inches high, finely proportional, and
possessed OF enormous strength, even beyond
his colossal proportions.
, A playful fancy seized him at the moment,
and, STOPPING over the horse, he placed his
right arm around his belly, just behind the
fore legs, and lifted the animal off his legs,
rider and all, and threw them heavily upon
the floor, with shock that Jared the
whole house. On finding himself down, the
horse refused to get up, and the giant again
laid hold of him, and set him upon his pins +,
in order to release the @uised and help
less rider, who had fallen partly under the
beast.