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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-02
NEW CONFECTIONERY.
THIRD STREET.

HAVING purchased the stock aud fS-
II lures Of the old and we'll known
stand Of the late y. MtssftnAH, have
made and shall continue 10 make sddi-
Tons thereto, until every article usually
kept at such an establishment will be
found IN my shelves. Candies smbra-
cling 81 the ine fancy CONNECTIONS cakes,
fine wines, pickles, preserves, sardiGss,
segats, seuees etc., will be found ut my
establishment Of tho very best. By strict
personal attention, ard disposition b.
please the public, ! sfs determined to
make the Third Street Confectionery
equal 10 the growing wants Of the City,
and surpassed by none In che State. store
open day and night 10 8 o'clock.
bovib q. u. WADD1LL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-02
TO spoiTsMIsN .
LIMEi IIMEi,

fINlr place 90 got your Lime and get the very
Il best manufactured. u At The store Of
tah1i .t.H Na JOSHUA heal,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-02
nLACksMITII,s TOOLs

DLAcKsMifus iieliows, fresh from the Man,
I'D ufse.ery, Anviis. Siedges. Tonxs, Vices. Sold
erinE Irons. Piles, etc.
may5 LAReuiEn q LANour.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-02
TO FAMILIES.

I'M BARRELS Of best Double Extra Family
lUU Flour, all fresh ground. just rsesivsd and
f5r rate BY JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-02

Helmbold's Genuine Preparation
Highly Concentrated C.sspe..a rr.ta
Estsses rse4s,..
mr. Di'ssss. ~ De staa,ls,, hsgnsys,. e,red.
D s,@g.e,,'is. ssS III bI.i,,. s.''. " H. H.
S.yph Dfggss.
Arising ffotn Estesses AMI lhpfrdereies IN LIE.
sha fenovina MI fnpfopef discharges f,mn the
bladder. Kidneys. % ssssrsi preshs. vhsihsr
existing IN
MALE ON FEMALE.
fssss Whatever essss thsy sssr have originated,
NO NATTER now LgNe srANDise,
Giefpo tf,,iih asd fSOeg n ~ F,sas et,a Hmm,
~ me- Pulled oh4et.
JOY 10 THE AFFLICTEDiii
Itss,ss Nervous snd betilits,sa EsHefpfs, and
removes al She Symptoms. among vhleh will
Re found
tsdlsresi,ien
~ bxeftien. Toes ~
Power. I~,ss ~ Mefe,ry,
biffeeliy ~ ilfeslhiss. Hsrs
srsi Weakness, Hsftef n Diss
ease. Weak Nerves. Trembling, Dread
fnl Horror ~ bs.th, Night swests. Geld
feet, wskefalbess, Dimssss ~ VISION, bsrs
gouf. Unise'ssl i@ssitrae 81 The Muscular
repsle Symptoms, tis, Hands, Fleshing ~
The Body Dfyhsss ~ the skin. fsIiid
cpuBtsnsnee sna rfspiless an
The Fses, Pain IN The hsek.
Hestinsss ~ the rseligs.
Frequently Hlssk
spyts flying be.
fre theeyss,
With Temporary Submissions and tees III sight 4
Wsnt ~ Attention, 0fsst Mefbilits. Restiesss
ness, With iioffot ~ seeiets, Nsthirg is
ffneffaf.Ia a.. cfs1, t.atf NIa..
Solitude. snd nothing ihey nsfs
bread iet Pear ~ themselves;
NJ Hspose ~ Manner. no
Esrssstbsss, no spec
eistion. int .
Ifufsipd Tran
siti6n
ff6ri rite question
ta apoihet
These symptoms II allowed e. e. er-vhfeh
ibis medicine ihysfisblg fsnoves-ssyn follows
fIfs=in eBe ~ which the patients may expire.
Who esn ssy that these eseesses are not esffes
qaehtiy ipiioved by those difefuf diseases.
INSANITY AND cOssUmpriOs
The tesefas ~ the INSANE ASYLUM ssa the
riAisbeh.iY deaths ~ OONsuNrrfoN, bssr
smple witness 70 ths truth 81 these assertions -
IN the fsnsfie AsyIstns the m6sf melancholy
OSCILLATIONS arteafss The tysatenahee is setual
" soddsn and quite aestiiutezneitbef Mifth %
grief, visits ~. should sound ~ the vsies
seedf, " is tsfeiy sftienisie.
"Wfth vsskei measures wan despair
tow salish seasds his afisfbegsiled."
Debility Is faast terrible and he. ttgssht tbou.
sands upon thousands ~ urtinsly graves. thus
blasting the ambition sf many noble youths u
can he cured W the usa ~ this
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-02

1OA BBLs. FRESH CAPE LIME
lVV just received In superior order,
for sale at A. MATTA's.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-02

MRS. ALIENS HAIR REsTORER, for
vi sale by Ed. d. VIZ. BOGEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-02
Muslin. and .Jaeo.~s.

A LARGE lot Of the above, to be sold ct Re.
asrs PmLA, CASH STOKE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-02
crecian FancherOnian Drops.

Grecian Fancheronian Drops.
A SURE and safe remedy for Sick Head
~ ache. Dyspepsia, Chronic Diarrh@a
] and Cholera, will restore q healthy action
10 the Liver, without y particle of Chlomsl,
Mercury, Quinins, or Morphine bang con
tanned in their compound. For sale by
july2i. En-. a VIZ. BOGEL.
TOILET SHIPPERS.
A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT Of Ladies Toilet
"A slippers, just opsnedst -
apris'bb. ,. NJ. AsUBHs.
PLAsTETsING HAIR.
600 BUSHELS best article Pisstsrins Hair.
COO maya. FRANK uuuUET.
WQ000 WORTH or DIAMONDS, consisting
POOUO Of enapeisd and, cluster ana ihiitar.
dngs. Breastpins, Earrings aud Crosses, all war
raDtsd 10 bs nrst water. in store and for sale ~
the lowest pricesby TifE0. GOLDMAN.
Concentrated Lye and Potash.
A LARGE lot just received and for sale ny
"A mayi v. nEUDE i co.
MORE WATCHES.
L,S0Lrsu Patent Lever Watches, made % my
IL own order--just received BY
Janyi2 THko. GOLDMAN.
II 1873 MEswEETLY. double extract Of swset
IN Tulips, just received and for sale by
febs Eb. AGO wM. REL
CHEWING ~ SMOKING TOBACCO
nf EVERY description. for sale by
~ aprsO. ED. d WIZ. BoGEL
PEACOCK PLOWs.
ON HAND and for sale NJ tho Plow Depot Of
" tho undersigned the celebrated stssl Mould
Board Peacock Flows. Thess piows are put up
more Substantially than any other and win run
a. easy. LAHaufER n LANOUE,
decii Cor. Lafayette and Florids sts.
FOR ENGINEEs, ARCHITECTS
AND STUDENTS.
r HAVE Just received few Drawing In
j. struments, which will sell at n small
advance Of cost price.
move THEO. GOLDMAN.
1nA BBLs. FRESH CAPE LIME
lVV just received In superior order.
for sale at a. MATTA's.
MRS. ALIENS HAIR REsTORER. for
WI sale by ED. d. VIZ. BoGEL.
TO FAMILIES.
I'M BARRELS Of best Double Extra Family
IVY flour all fresh ground, just received and
Tor rate by J0sHCA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-02

Il 1873 MEswEETLY. double extract Of swset
N Tulips, just received and for sale by
febs Eb. AGO VIM BRff
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-02
CRATES.

I,'ANuy rsrior snd ufnee pssiss. esapiais.
u apie. JARuuttp \ BASQUE
Der iafsreiie a Fiofiaa sis.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-02

<NUM DROPS, Candies aud Chocolate, a large
NJ assortment Just received and for sale BY
feh ar1s4fH 10. q WM BookL.
T>AMu.v ET.oUR.-ioo Barrels Of escorted
il qualities, all fresh stock, on hand and TOR
sale hy JOSHUA REAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-02
HOPE STEAM WORKS.
FRONT STREET. BATON ROUGE, La.

FRONT STREET, BATON ROUGE, la.
DIST SAINT LOUIS FLOUR always ready. 90
ID pstreis arrived last night, fresh hon the
MN, per steamer City Of Memphis. Those who
are good judges. dlnhcult 20 please, aud want the
bust tionr, hran, oats, Creole cerp. Meal, Cop
pee nisullea whisky and Steam Refined N elasses,
VIII keep coming 10 TO me, notwithxtandipg the
Inducements cuerc elsewhere. 90 Barrels Of
whisky In store, worthy OF the notice Of traders.
auxo THOMAS nYHNr.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-02
IRISH LINENS

ZINE ply % gsnnins Iri.h Linen has be.
"A received and viii be sold low At the
mars PfiiLA CASH STORE,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-02

COTTON SEED.
Tn STORE s@A far es1e-BoyS Prolific. Lsttls
i Brown; Mexican and Petit Gulf
mari BARBEE &BEyJANfy.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-02
rAuAsO t,s.

T'ftB Philadelphia Cash store has now
j on hand q hne assortment n Black
and Col6red silk ra,assls. laps,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-02

rT,u0sE Who ere N ~sss ds superior visv viii
u plssse call and sssmise our stock, including
ss u does supply ~ the sims sfesI pfss IL new,
cheap snd supssiss srticisJ and tbs esfrert snd
Cott'sah's stes jNeuid hoard, Halls pIors, Kings
Flows, and ethsfs. Gall befsre going sIsskbsrs.
MoNTAN aMATTA,
feh Hsfdwsfs Corner.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-02

DAlN1s, oils, ETCe-4A large stock ~ Pure
u White Lead. Zine, iinsead on aud Tufpsn.
tine, inst received by
jan2e IN. a WA. nogEL
SELEcT MEDICINES, A ane assortment jusi
" ecsitea by IN. WA. BogEf,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-05-16
YOUNG JOE sMITH GOING TO SET UP
FOR HIMSELF AT COUNCIL BLUFFS
BRIGHAM YOUNG 10 BE DEP0SED.

The following is an extract from a private
letter written d few days since TO a physician
of this city; from Nauvoo, Illinois
Young Joseph Smith and his mother, son
and wife of prophet Joseph of Mormon notori-
ETY., lately attended a Conference of Mormons,
held in the State Of Illinois, at which time 10
seph and his mother were both baptized in the
faith, and young Joe was ordained head high
priest and prophet by them. Joe pretends he
was led by the spirit of God to- do so, but l am
of the opinion that the spirit of speculation
had more to do with it than God had, as the
family was very much IN debt, their property
being all mortgagcd, and Joe is to receive the
sum of $4,000 per year for his use.
They are to start next fall for Council Bluffs,
when those ormon at Salt Lake who wish
to leave Brigham Young, can do so and join
Joe in the Bluffs r
Joseph's wife, I suppose, would be much OPP
pos, d to it, but they have her pretty we'll coax
ed up, and she begins to think it is a very nice
thing (the 100000 mean0 and hasseonsented
to accompany the faAily.&s GU05&i
The wife of Fred, (Joe's brother,) says she
will go with Fred if he goes to the dell, but
she is a believer in the faith, and will make a
ffast Mormon. They ars keeping things very
quiet, but they are working hard on ~wire-pull-
ing, and will have e. erything arranged for an
early start in the fall. What will be the re-
suit? But more anon.-St. homis Democrat
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-05-16

AMUSING MIsTAKE-A MINISTER ASKED
TO LOAN a HOOP SKIRT.-A we'll known
minister in Chelsea, Mass, was greatly sur
prised, some time since, at receiving an epistlc
from a lady friend at Cape Ann, containingrsnn-
dry and divers female condolences relative to
her approaching marriage, and an urgent re-
quest to send Immediately a 'toop skirt
The minister was completely umfounded 1t
was a strange epistle for him to receive, but
there was the superscription, Rev., as
plain as could be. In the course of the day,
however, the mystery was cleared up, and it
appeared that the fair correspondent had in
dieted two letters, one to the reverend gent
requesting his presence to tie the marriage
knot, and the other to a fefa ale friend, enlarg-
ing on the anticipated occasion, and request
ing her services in procuring that highly use
full article a hoop skirt. Bysome hocus-pocus
the letters were placed in the wrong envelopes,
but luckily the rightful owners exchanged let
tiers, and the minister and hoop skirt were both
there!-Bangor (Ae-9 Times. (.
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These examinations will commence at 9 O'Clock
A. NJ, andclose atfour O'Clock PM No applicant
will be admitted aftersw we've NJ Writtepsestimoniels
of good moral character signed by at least two re-
sponsible persons. will be required which test
monials will be kepton file. Na.eertifcate canlb
ante-dated. No ssrivates xamination will be held
Noue will be Famine who do no expect to ungae.
soon in teaching in this. county. Recommends,
where practicable arerequired from school directors.
We acknowledgement them OF the close of each term,
to send us a note of the success of theirteacher- Dos
This will aid us very much in.giving certiieates
only to tn lose who are successful Teachers.
SIN BARBER
a OlerkofBoardc of Examiners 2
Ashland. Jan. 4, 1so059 2sa-iDT Sss13I=IJa 3.
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Uariefg.
THE BRIDAL WINE CUP.

o ~in PtooSot crIeo the
y'nng and ~thoughtless Harvey Wood; pledge
~Sn vine, ran through the crowd: - 8y.SI
Inc Deautliui pride grew paie-the decisive
hour nao come; She pressed her white hands
.'selner' ana ,ne isaVes-o1sneTprldalSwreath
ueloe ~ orow' ner Dreatn became
qulcAeIs ana ner near. peat wilder.
ayaslqey your scfupies TOR this
once arlew tone, gong to-
maru nlS aqSn5er the company expect 1t
10 notseflensly lnfringe upon the rules OF Ell
q.e'esS aR your nome, act as you please, but IN
mine, Ior tnis once please me-
u..;"alysys was tulneu eo IVA lne DridaI par.
pH1 Princ'ples were wen SHOWN, Henry
mac oesn, q e3nyiyialis9, put OF late his trends
eaa noseea sae enange In ms manners the dlf
naOatLs, anu thaI nisn' .iney
-. 80 81 80 80 10y saiu' = ne
~ ~ M ? Upluion - soon;
tney nvIe
- - - snLs. laalens a3ne
80 y coIaPosen, ana ner.
$50. 49, - 49, = en ~ aeIePoeu ehe
2 ~ = 80 @se0i Z y let pu y
w =, mnen every hana was
anSua.S he1 Pis'eins Exclamation efsson!
sy1rs, 49,, a.ss, 49, 81.
,ors.ysSs AZ; "a - |. ! an, .nf9nglhg
creme TOT sne sioT:y carried the glass at
.hans : n1sefy .es.rains u as
W. ~ sns-rsraJ 10 ee ~: .-,
Eobt sSons From, bsr dsrL asoa .srna;, ISM
-;lI ~ vnn II 49, ss5ai .53SJ - ~
~ 1900 49, - ~ JlHg"ii pgtHS
- 49, 80 4. ~,
,;sta5 r -s;ll go 80 80 s'gn "a oycS
aIonsasssaae aIi-@ay .ocaa,u:1 :
verdursr lsem awful sublimity around a river
runs tnEppgn, and bright flowers grow to the
water ssedgezyThere lSat thick, warm mist,
that thesnn seeks IN vain to PIERCE Trees,
lofty ana beautlfal, wave to an airy motion of
the BIRDS but there group of Indians.
gathers they hIt to and fro with something
hee sorrow 500 thei5 dark browsi and IN the
midst mes a many forn@1uth ms DARK cheeks
grow aeathly, ms eyes wild win the fatal flre
9i iesst;Q Vnst lllsnq seanus peslde hlnlnay'
lsnoetu-iay Arse,sIiol see ne is pliioWlns
tnas peoE t.sae, upon ssgreas..
oasn lruinS@ons the nlgn, noiy looking
= ss99IIYSh.aau 49, malA ~ me ne SO.
Soungs sioeA row ne eIroTs PACK tne Ours ;
sbr;srs4so IL = MarL 49, oI neS sni ). .pss
e. e L:aaans..a. a-g
~ orm y. Pahioa, inipiosinS oooe saved!
SEE s him 4v;n rlt b gsss s6nasra ~ to ,asass ; name ne
.h-ats IN b;s s;stor@ he Sni, -. ~ : -
- II. o-waa.na e.. - 80"
o.t;vsslsad "pe 0S'A'
So ~ h1a.ha h.;5.a-
.hr.rfR scLs tEa1n.tssa S-sn.DaNIp 10y
+ba;r @1rsssL,s .nJ tbaT;,do. en- $1,000
~ Eiasp, al 80 ~ yause ie.i' ose5poweleo'
~ $50 ~ IN ate neea : neaV-
plays, nov. Tiiuiy'Ior mercy oot 1or,
beside him is weepinp ave.stricken the dsrt.
men moyo s;lontIy go go
tbo d,;netsaa-5sr aHu
Tbsre 7wss ! 6nsb - th.
broke onlv bv what seemed a soh from soms
manlv bosom ATba br;do $500 .ot-.ESL.
iii on;verSnr Ensond 49,
outward edae Of tie lasbes Hs- bs 80
arm had lost its extension. and the class Nth
its troubled red waves. came SLOWLY toward the
range of her vision. She spoke again : every
lip was mute. Her voice was faint and low.
fui oi.nca n1an tba u;na
IT is erenine now the great. ubite moon :
coming mr.. and its beams Law oantlv mon his
forehead. He moves not-Ris ewes arfSse+ in
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-05-16

soc1AI INTERcoURsE.=We should always
make it a principle to extend the hand of fell
lowship to every man whodiseharges faithfully
his daily duties; maintains good order, VIII
manifests a deep interest in the welfare OF So
ciety, whose mind is intelligent, without stop
ping to ascertain whether he swings a hammar
or draws a thread. There is nothing more
distant from all sympathy than the forced
smile, the checked conversation, the hesitatins
compliance, that the well off are apt to mani
fest to those a fittle lower down, with whom in
comparison of intellect and principles of vir-
tue, they frequently sink into insignifeeaance.
p-There is a man in town5so knowing that
people who don knowltheir own minds come
to him for information on the subject.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-05-16

ETIQUETTE OF THE STREET.-There are
some very pretty, but unhappily very ill-bred
women, who don understand the laws of the
road-in regard to handsome faces. Nature and
custom, would no doubt agree in conceding to
males the right of at least tive distinct looks
at eEeEyScomelE female countenance, without
any mffacsfonHcfS the rules of courtesy, or the
sentiment Of respect. The FIRST look is neces-
saryfehdefne the person of the individual one
meets, so as to avoid her in passing. ANY un-
usual Attractions discovered in a first glance ia
sufficient pologyfcr a second-not a prolonged
and isspertineut stare, but an appreciatinc
homage Of the eyes. such as a stranger may
inofensiyely yield to passing image. It
Is astonishing how morbidly sensitive some
vulgar beauties are to the slightest demonstra-
ton like this. When q lady walks the streets
she1ga7es her s.virtuous indignation counter
ancs 1T hooIde she Knows we'll enough that
the Ts5sests is picture gallerN whore pretty
faces fraalsdiin pretty bonnets are meant to be
seen, and everybody has fright to see them.
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No CoRpoREAL PUNIsHMENTIN JAPAN
From ELEPHANTS f.Elgin's Mission to japan
we extract as follows :ysa -5f5 s.rs4
/ theughtsit singular that, during the whole
period of our stay in Yedo, l should never
have heard a scoIding woman, or seen a dis
tunrbance in the street, although whenever |
passed through them they were densely crowd
ed. Upon no occasion, though children were
Numerous, did 1 ever see a child struck or
otherwise maltreated. .Thunburg, who passed
many years in Japan, mentions the same fact
and in a description of the Empire in the 10Th
century, FROM ,sthe First Booke of Relations
of Moderne States" the following passage oc-
ours
as.They chastice their children withe wordes
onlye as yf the weare oide men" To our
own knowledge, this mode of educating youth
has been In existence for more thanfthree CEN
turtles, and the result, according to universal
testimony, is in the highest degree satisfactory,
Kaempfer Charlevoix and Fitzingh agree in
saying that the love, obedience and reverence
manifested by children toward their par
ents is uubounded; while the confidence placed
by parents N their children is represented to
be without limit. Parents select their chill
Idren to be -arbitrators in their disputes with
Others, and submit implicitly to their decisions;
it is also a constant practice for parents to re-
sign their state and property to a son when he
shall have attained a suitable age, remaining
for the rest of his life dependant on him for
support; and abuse of this trust is said to be
unknown. ez
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re-appeared in India as an epidemic. As as
ual in the outbreak, it has been very malig-
nant. Tie papers, forgetting that this is al
WAYS one of its phenomena, exclaim that its
raTages are awful. The mortality is no doubt
yerv great, as compared with the waste of the
disease during the middle and latter periods
of its visits. On the coasts of Malabar it
swept away, in January, 5,426 persons out of
5.O25 attacked. The progress of the cholera
North and West, judging of the course it will
again take by those it has already taken, will
bring the disease into Eastern Europe in four
wears from this date, and in two years after
thai. into the United States.
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rsa-Ascene occurred at our depot, writes 6
Missouri friend, the other day, which, fol
cotl i~mpudence, ] have seldom seen psralleled
I was standing there on the arrival of the St
Louis packet, when a gentleman came UP and
addressed a man, standing close by me, and
evidently a stranger to him, with the common
western question:
"Do you use tobacco Z"
eyes, S r. he graciously replied, and pro-
ducing a plug of the hugest dimensions he
handed it to the applicant, who, taking out
his knife, cutoff about one fifth oft, with the
observations: @"9 ar
There's tobacco enough for any man amt
there ?' -3s3a 2
"Wen I should think there was" was the
indignant reply. .u,As9s {
every well, you take it, them" he coolly OBJ
served, and handing him the small piece put
the plug in his pocket and walked away.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-05-16

METEoRIG SHowER.-The GAINESVILLE Cour-
ter, of the Sd, says: r
An extraordinary phenomena occurred on
Tuesday, about noon, which has been noticed
in many counties in Eastern Ohio. This oc-
currence,I although it maybe incredible to
some, was certainly noticed by many in diff
Eferent localities about the same time. In this
city the explosion or noise was distinctly heard.
AT New Concord 16 miles east, a gentleman
who was out in his field heard a large crash,
similar to sharp thunder, a succession of which
lasted about half a minute, a..d then died away
like the sound of a r~eceding train of cars
On looking up he observed an object descend
ing, with great rapidity in an angling direc-
ton, and on making the point where it touch
ed the earth, he there found a stone imbed-
ded two feet in the earth, and somewhat warm,
weighing 50 lbs Another was found of Sc
lbs, one of 40 and one of SO lbs in weight, ali
within the circumference of a few miles A
small portion of one of these W. have in our
sanctum. eLeg11 . 900; ..
At Bellair the con cussion was so strong as
to force open the large doors of a car house,
AT Malaga some of the inhabitants were
frightened, thinking it an earthquake. The
shock at Evansville seemed to jar the build
ings to their foundations. eei as4 ea-
Some boys were out in the woods near Nc
Connellsville, whiehis perhapsz30 miles. from
Concord, and observed what they TERMED a
large red ball descending to the earth with a
fiery tail to it, but were SO frightened as imme-
diately to return home.
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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-05-16
REAL IIlB PROOF SAEDS-
L. JEFF SPRENGLE, bsu..I.
AGENT FOR THE MANUFAcTURRRs
BURKE d BARNES SAFES
PITTSBURGH, Pa,

s1 ~ PITTSBURGH, PA, s .ttRa -f
RE warranted free from damp or mould and as
~ Fire Proof as any safe manufactured in the
world. AS All evidence. we refer to the following
persons who have had them tested and the length
of time they were subjected to the most intense heat:
J NJ Hughes. Cleveland, Ohio. l3 IL hours!ov
Durham & Dunnhng. Toledo, Ohio, Ia hours. p
John Clark. Albion. Erie Co. Pa. % hours. b
= Kerr Il Hall. Brunswick. Missouri, 10 hours.
Burmham d Norris. Weston. Mo, AZ hours
John Webb, BeardStown. Illinois, "a hours.
Eliiih Cody. Prest. Weston ms Co., so hours fai
William Carson. ChiIlicothe. Ohio, 90 hours. -
Brady & Brothers, st Louis, lay in ~
fire and ruins so days
St Louis Test Committee, ". P Mil fat ai
Ter. DIR Bishop, G R. Allen; to a 4ssd eds -
tremendous test in an oven. ~ 5% hours
Also. four We're recently and, severely tested at
Pittsburgh at the burning of The 10 STEAMBOATS,, on
Saturday. May 18th. apn when taken out of the ruins
everything was as perfect as new .M1st .iEsi-s
I have an assortment of these celebrated Safes on
hand ut the