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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-08

A BCReLAR KILLED By A LocoMorIvE-The
New Bedford Standard Of the Sd ins. ant saws that
on Saturday afternoon as the Boston train OF cars
from this city was passing near jamaica Plain, AN
irishman, in attempting to avoid the Slough
train, stepped upon the track in front Of the en-
gine, which struck and threw him violently from
the track. He was picked up and carried into
Boston, but life was extinct upon the arrival of
the cars Upon his person were found a complete
Set OF burglars tools, including skeleton KEYS,
nles, and Jimmy" The superstition is that he
was going into Boston to prosecute his business
His name was not ascArtained 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-08
MEDIOINR.

IL yoDsr0M $50 =. = .. : =
Hss Dtssssssx sks sssss Csyssss. Sr.sxv. 90 .s,s
Efsessai Rsmsdy d RS Fe.A, )sld'I
FOX ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDKNcE
LET NO FALSE DELfeAcY PREVENT.
APPLY MINED ArELY. 80
4 CURE WARRANTED. OR NO cHtssx
IN FROM ONE 10 Two DAYS.
ae hadasr, invsisatsy Discharges, npstsney ssnsssi
D:.,y s.'Is.S:. py.2.S:y Las YER L. sr cs
p,mhs,s q Sight iddasss Ds..s. sfsss bad, IT,.
ss.: SIM Aa.sss.. sfth. Lsng. s:aass e ss.ss
Y.rth-th.ss Drs.dfs and Dssrsed,. Pr.euc.s ysss -,
der Marriage nPsssiss, and destroy beta Bsdy ssa md
Ispssi. vAs have t.ssns de ,ietps q sslar, wa.
- .S,.:, and .sss :....y
.t.s t.isas .nd sri!!.n. a;s.si vhs Eh
s. "ss 'ls s. q. ~. III eel.
assss. = - - = =
- MAAaIAaB s.. -.
nAkxlsp fkksoHs, Or fs.ss Me- ssass. platas nss
s,.s .s.rs 81 lAyas, vsalsss' srs.sis ssuiv
Ne vhe place. under tss care q Dr. IA, ssne,
s.,y sonsds N his homer as ssassnsn and sssaas.y ssl
OFFICE Ne sosrx FREDklICK sYREE1,
sn hand sid, Esng from Baltimore f.. dss.s hes
.lst ss paid s.d ssst;is .st..p
.. d. JOHNSTON, -a f
re. q the .essss C.ss.. il ne Ush.t ss.s.s
and the part q yhsss life spsnt in sSs zee
e.d Of d. @..t Assembling cure. dat .:;. .,.
w.s s..a r. Il: s:;t a.:
.:.s:: ss'stsn.s: viii tr.gs:s s..Aiss :.aasa
FAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE,
Iesng Msa and e,hsn vbs have ,sarss ls.msslvss ~
is.n.a frsm a., $1,000 .h,S h's. i:s.:a
Which nightly sv.a vhss .slssp .si n.t ss1.s
..Srns. "Pssss: and d'''y' ssA mind s.t
Fas:: nd n.l.n.A.y .s.su ,..e...s
s. . sSs tsa -.
~
MENrAiLY.Ts. r. rf mi .s.,u On "a. mind
drs.dsdLo Of smsry, Csofusior efIdsss psprsssis
Of spirits Evil fertsdngs, ssesIy
ko's s'iitsds hnidiy, etc., Of the pc
NERVOUS pEBILrY-rs....,s.s "a. ,udr. VIA,
s.nns ..ss, pale. n.r'o1s sad .nsei.,:s .'ar .ss.:
sPPsanss ssss he syss es,gh synptsn Of pua
DISEASES or ImPRUDEsCE
vhsa he msgsdsd very pleasure ssls
s:p s. i ;s. al S .::s :: % rsin. :
can Ppy oa.s s h I Ss from
esrrng fIeh his srbsanes is,r him triins
S.a md RIG lin t ss s.s. s. ~
ever bis calling di..ppOntmsat; thi
disease. sss .s Af.eaoo. 3. Heat ISr.. s. -:
n: a. R.0g,:.,sS With ghsI r.pidy al s..ts p.
aes'srsd from % rst.sH.
DE-, 'oHn'oH'hEM1 Isr TSS SssAsIc
- this and npeean rsmsdy 81 tAs ssssss
speedily cured and l viGsr rsstsrsd Yhsssrn As
.sst nsr'oss and dssit.ssd VIE lad a. hope lsvs
sssn irnTasdistsiy relieved. 30
All din Marriage. Physical or Mental Dis
asauons Los. Of Prscrsavs Power, Nsrvsaa lsri.a s,
frsmbng snd Wssknsss EIhslsusu eide neal f,syl
Kind speedily cured. TT
ENDORSEMENT or rKE rRrss. Hj's
Ynk MANY fHOusANDs esrsd siths institstiss vishh
ne ia 90 shssn and the impsraat ssrss
cal spsrstsas psdsrmsd BY Dr. Jshnssn sy De
reporter, Of The psp:s and ether psrssss, asdsss 4
yhNh have appeared again and again sssrs psbe
udss his standing ehsraesr and vsvVeust
bisy, 10 su6sis gssran,ss sAs a6isisd ian sSlv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-08

IL dispatch to the New York Herald dated
Richmond, Va Sept 5, says:-O. Jennings Wise
addressed large audience at Metropolitan Hall
In this city tonight in favor Of Breckinridge and
Lane He stated, upon the authority OF Virginia
delegate who remained in the Doug las Convent on
at Baltimore, that William l. Yancey was ten
dered the nomination for the Vice Pres dencv on
the Douglas ticket but that he refused to accept,
stating that oil and water could not intermix
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-08

AN EXECUTION AT MoNTKvIDEo.-A letter in
the Norfolk Dav Book, dated on board the United
States steamer Pulaski. at Montevideo, July 20th,
SAYS: "Just before we arrived here, soldier, be-
longing TO one OF the negro regiments, was exc.
stealing 20 ounces from an officer. The culprit
was taken from the cabildo with his hands
ackled, and surrounded by guard Of soldiers,
and marched TO the pubic plaza; priest preced-
ing the procession bearing on his shoulders huge
black cross, and chanting some part of the mourn
fully monotonous funeral service. The doomtd
man being seated on bench, the death warrant
was read by the alcalde Of the village and having
had the crucifx presented to his Iii s the fatal
signal was given, and a sergeant stepped forward
from among the sold cry, seized the man by tie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-08

WHO DANCED WITH II. r. h This moment
Gus question bias agitated crinoline circles in
Montreal TO a fearful extent The Pilot Of that
town publishes the names of the now immortal
fair ones. Ii will be observed that Miss Napier
was honored uice Gracious, how her female
scquaintances must hate her. ''The following is
a correct list of the ladies who were honored with
the Princes hand in the dances on Monday eve
ming: The Hon Mrs. Young, Miss Georgiana
Delisle, Miss Fisher Of Halifax, Miss Servante.
Miss De Rochblave, Mrs Eyre Miss Leach, Mrs
F. Brown, Miss Napier, (twice,) Miss Johnston,
Miss Elizabeth Smith, Miss Chauvean, Mrs
Elizabeth Stewart, Mrs. Belson, Mrs c. Frepr,
Miss Moore. the Hon. Mrs. Sanfeld Mcdonald
Mis- Dor,yin, Mrs King ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-08

u hostile meeting took place near New Or
leans last Saturday between MIR Rufus l. Perkins
Of Ala, and DR.. W. B. Poindexter, a planter, on
Yazoo river, Miss The terms We're dueling pis-
tolls and twenty PAGES. At the first fire Mr. Per
kns was struck In the forehead by the ball Of his
antagonist, injuring him severely, but not pene-
trating the skull. The quarrel was In regard to
family affairs, the combatants being brothers-in-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-08
DENTISTRY.

n DENTAL NOTICE. tts .
DR. LOOMS Has closed his Office for the sea
son, and VIII be absent. rs usual, during the sum
qer months will resuIne practice about the LIST of
OctC pei, OF which iurthd notice will be given.
H. DENTISTRY. Oh
/, ~. BILLS, after practical test Of two years
Ieeis tet re can with confidence recon- -.
mend the Cheopaspc PROCESS for nserti N "a
eft1nce teeth 10 has the advantages of
suengtn, oeeag, cleanliness, and cheapness FaI
OMce 500 Pa. avenue. 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-08

L sSp 6F Pk ETH fRS BdkM3 SAJ, Of THE
ssiANfFIELD, IN THE STATE OF WiScON,
In accordanee with the prov;sior
GonEreSs entitled AN act authofizins cRsnsss Q,
ss 81 lang Offices approved March ST.
Sm:e for the sale OF public lands at Su perior in be
Sats OF wisconsin, will he removed To Rsv6em
IN SAID safe, az as early day as praefisabis
Further notice as to the precise tina ~ c,o.;
Of its ;sapssiot preparatory to .emo val and
trict. ~ Se'oi ior mo lead dis
Given under my hand at the CITY ofwash,r.,o,
tnis 24th day of Au sust, A. d. 1850 "Ns'oo I,
BY order of the President:
Commissioner of the General LanS o..
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Toy FOR THE SICK AND SUFFERING.
LET ALL WHO ARE AFFLICTED
READ!
APPLY The kennedy
AND


OF those numerous ailments which a,ise from i'm.
putty of the blood? What are they, do Won a.
Rather ask, what are they not! The blood m tbS
source OF ie and health and il il the first cement
OF our being To respond 20 any cause which f ots
tn stem as the pulse infa lhly attests The yer
prevailing Neuralgia, the rrIts ting Erys % as the
sabte Scroiua the agonizlns Rheumatism, Ner-
vous Dsbll y, Dyspepsia, Liver Compl a mt with its
dorpor and c-jection, ard the numberess ills that
nNsh Is heir to- derlvs herr hdeous gin from the
blood; Deal kindly theE and geutly with the hood.
Use the vitazIng resources of nature for its aid,
and suffer us TO commend to your confidence and
use that truly Va liable medicament known as
MRS. AZ. COX'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOCTION
with regard TO this almost infalible speoifio
popular sentiment has spoken in decided tsrms
And the evidences Of this great ef6osoy are On
taneo by constant avovAls Of curative effeots And
ta- happest results from its after al 9th or
remedies and the best m edical skill have fail ed
Let Us say, IN conclusion, that certificates
cures are not sous he from the IiterAte and super
hoial, but they are volunteered from the mssf re
sPeotable sources AMI justify the hghss terms in
3hios IL IL possible to commend valuable 4
spHolho TO pub lc approval. We may add also that
the curative properties OF the medicine are co uae
only by It's restorative Effects the syetsm RECOVER
ing from disease With renewed sttutonsl wi or
For sale by all respectable Druggists in this
city. And By the proprietor, MRS. "a cox.
botts and her seal on the cork ~
Wholesale gent. r. =. r. CISSEL. byursist
Georxetown, - e.. Wholesale Agent for Tia fiis'
ulof, and wi supply the trade at my prloss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-08
nR. J. BOVEE DOD's
~ IMPERIAL WINE RITTRRS

Are now being used from Maine to the reat Salt
Lake, AM the universal verdict of all who use
them either as Eaedtcins or as beverage 10 that
them In his practice for IS years before
we purchased OF him the sole Ilght to manufacture
cure OF inelpient Consumption, Indigestion, Dye
pepsla, Piles, Nervous Disea, es, Female Com
plaint ana al cases curing tonic, th are
yond doubt most invaluable rem edy. Aside from
tnelr medicina properties they are q pure, whole
pleasant s1hileratlng effects Of Brandy or Wine
without their injurious results Iet all friends OF
humanity And ali advocates of temperance assist
Us IN substituting these valuable V-gets bic Bitters
LOT tae pltnera! poiso1s and ads2tfrqtsd Ltssors
feo'ualy AID in ban shing Disease and Drum ensss
from the land.
Projectors, - William street New Yorh,
j. SCHWARTZ. Agent
. s.. washington, %. G.
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TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES.

TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES.
s aAyE r sSh DYED 70 10. ], a MAkkEr
III {, ~ = ss..,s 4 :s
~ .S ri R aSsdS'Tfaisf.'
Doors AND sEH .Hksss TO SUIT raE
and =. sRs. Of BOOTS
supply OF eastern made WORK OF every de- III
: S sssn s sad
heretofore charged in this ciy for nsnch Infsrior
Persons in wan. IF Boots and Shoe. Of eastern
Gssy maze yofks WI always find good assor.men
In ana 81 the lowest P;lSs1s Eve " sk ss
e2 81 314 Pennsylvaais svenie.
FIVE HUNDRED. TRAVELLING TRUNKS
T., s .d thus dey, embracIns oil sqali ,0NR
65s:. II and PssSIE;in: TtqnSs: Our ssnl M
:vsy s. g 3
SsS %sP Fl F4 bass. s aAJ RRSxEs AEioE
IL Old Trunks repaired or taken in exchange
>" - -" WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
n.rn-a - ''1n sa SS p. s Avenue.
SOUTHERN Tsg NV MANgFAcroRY,
my RUSks sss o,e Ssiors %
chasing elseyere- AS use none but the IN
best material the market affords and employ 21o
the best worknen, can confidently recommend my
work TO be superior in Strength and Durability 70
Trunks that are made in other cities and sold here
keep constantly on hand, and make to order Ton
e nfsS ss Mfss'fiHfSS? e p SsGa
aad WOOD BOX TRUNKS; ASHLAND and
other yALICESi TRAvELING BAGS; HIR-
NESS SADDLESi WHIPS, &c, &c,
mAnlike manner, at short notice -. : = !
Trunks Delivered in any part of the city, George
town, or Alexandra.
AIso.Assnt for Howe's celebrated FAMILY
de- is-l' JAMES 9. ToPHAM.
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND sEAI,ER
" OF GAS METERS,

,o, WAsHING roN, July ls, 1850
NOTICE is HEREBY GIHEE That, agree
ably to the Provlsloas of the odInance of the Cor
poraton approved May a. 1851, the undersig ned is
now prepared, whenever reg ired in writing, and
on pre- payment of the fee Of fifty cents to inspsoa
examn test, prove, and ascertain the accuracy OF
Teglstratlon OF any gas meter in this city -
Every meter, nfound incorrect, will be condemned
and another, sealed and marked as true, vail be
set IN IFS place; IL proved to be accurate in ifs
measurement Of gas, il will be sealed aocordinsly
and aealn put In position for use.
once No $40 Seventh street, tnear Odd Fell
lows dali open from a. M, TO D. m.
CHARLES w. CUNNINGHAM
jy Is IT Inspector and Sealer of I; Al M etars
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DR.. J. BOvEE DODs,

DIR. BOvEE DODy
IMPERIAL GIN BTTTERS,
For Diseases Of the Kidneys, B adder and Urinary
organs, and especially for Female Obstructiops,
tAction. L Il . : - s
Propnetors, Is William ST., New York,
je71yL Agent Wsshin,ton n r,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-08
EVENING STAR.
OH, BE NOT THE FIRST.

Oh be not the first to discover
A blot on the fame Of q friend.
A haw In the faith OF lover,
Whose heart may pFsve true In the emo.
We none of us know one another, = -. =
And Oft into error we fall p - -
Then let ma speak well of our other, 3-ia =
~ Or speak not shout him At ALI s-
A stnils or q sigh mag awaken a.
Suspicion most fal and undue,
Az q Thus our belief may be shaken
In hearts that are honest and true. .cc..
How often the light smile Of gladness 3
Isvorn by q friend that we meet
To cover q soul full OF sadness,
To proud to acknowledge defeat.
How often the sigh of detection
Ii heaved 4 ON the hypocri tie : breast.
To parody truth or Affection
Or luIl suspicion to rest.
How often the friends we hold dearest
Their noblest emotions CO mccall; .f
And bosons the purest, eincerest, r- --s-y
Have secrets they can not reveal. s. - !.
Leave base minds to harbor su .picion,
And small ones to ira se our detects .-s
Let ours be nobler ambition, D..
For base Is the mind that suspects.
We none Of us know one another,
And oft into error We fall;
Then let US speak well of our brother,
Or speak not about i'm at all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-08
SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUFACTORY.
- r..3 -Gf l9S 5rH SrRRRY,
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

hAILY LINE OF NEW fUUk-H kSE
II COACHES TO UPPER MARLBORO,
Carrying III, u s. MaiL
The undersigned are now running Daily (except
Sunday,l Four no Sc Coaches be- ENs~.
tween Washington and Upper Mari 6SfBSsAS2
boro', as follows. WA%EA
Leave the Steamboat Hotel, corner or Seventh
street and Pa att o clock a. IN. Returning leave
Upper Marlboro at IL o'clock m, and arrive IN
Washington at SO'cock, in time to connect with
the $50 p. IN. ain for Baltimore. ~ - -
The Coaches are new and commodIous, the teams
first class In the hands of careful and accommodate
ing drivers.
Fare to Upper Marlboro 80 cents.
To Long Old Fields ...25
To Centerville. .......-........s...
Freight and packages in proportion. ....-.
au l5-u OSBORN Il CO Proprietors.
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l1.a,ifEDlpINEs.. !

l-l,a7i viimsr4 GUlUlNA To -ss
III MP E OF N e; 77---7 =
-t' Ci H 81 .Ga-, sresr en-. rr .s.....
.-->-- -sla OR, al t.--. ,if
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM.
FEVER AND AGUE ExrERMINATKD.
THE HUMAN CONSTITUTION SAVED
FROM WRECK.
THE PREvENr1VE AND REMEDY
FOR ALL ...t snor~tl.if
INTERMITTENT AND BILIOUS FErERs.
NATURES GRAND RESTORATIVE.
INPECTINE, INPECTINE.
TO-. INPECTINE, INPECTINE.
.. INPEcTINE, INPEcT1NE.
The terrible malsdy known a the FEVER AND
AGUE has smittsn hundreds of thou sands Of per
| sons throughout the world every year, and has
never till now been met by successful medical
treatment that has not produced severe
MEDICINAL DISEASES,
which Affect the lungs. the spleen, the liver, the
heart or othsr parts Of the human organism. The
| INPEC FINE 10 the nat nral antagonist Of all fs-
vers. and when 1t comes in contact with the skin,
| il absorbed by the interior organs. which resist
easily miasma and all tendencies towards thoss
ma!adies which PROSTATE the mind and body with
fever.
Fever and Ague result from numerous causes.
No place 10 exempt from the causes which promote
the existence of the disease. That being oncs seat
ed In the system, induces depre of las
sltude, lapguor, pains, ohills. fever, and long
train Of disagreeabls sensations, deprIving the pa
tlent OF all energy, and reducing him her to .
condition of
EXTREME HELPLEsSNESS.
Why will any one suffer the horrors of dsbi-
itating Intermittent Fever, when by the use of the
INVALUABLE INPECTlNE,
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM.
the eminent medical and magical qualities of which
| ere instantly absorbed,
ALL TRACES OF DISEASE MAY BE ANN
HILATED IN A FEW HOURS,
SELF-CARE Is BETTER THAN PHYsIC.
NATURE Is WISER THAN ART.
EVERY DISEASE HAS A DIVINE REMEDY.
THE WISE APPLY WHILE THE FOOLISH
.r DREAM.
BETTER PREVENT THAN strive TO
CURE.
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.
THE INPECTINE,
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM,
Has cured thousands of both sexes of the most
dreadful Fevsrs. Read and reflect. -. t.
WONDERFUL EFFECTS.
Lemusl Bensal. d Pittsburg, for two years uss-
less to himself and society-s martyr to Chiils and
Fever-cured in less than three weeks, and I'M
proved in eight hours.
Mary K. Aslknap, ssudusky, Ohio. after almost
losing her Iesson a. we'll IS strength By Inter
mietsnt Few or, With Chills, restored to health In
tNsnty hours. .....s.
J. r. luton. Of Belgrade, Maine, brought from
d'sth's door, having suffered for four years, made
Vel In hve weeks, and improved IN two hours
Adolphs Monhro, of France, relieved one
hour. while travelling in the oars Of the Fort
Wayne nd Chicago Railroad. He was apparent
ly dying With Chills. . ..... ~. -
Ellen z. Benson, If Lock port, New York, res
eaed afen seven years suffering. A perfect cure.
Thoussnd Of other GASES prevented and cured
every Slonth, and not o single complaint OF the
efhcieUcy Of the 'r0 a.tl 20
INPE CTINE. -
Hf.Hl m
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MARKIRp PKRsors :, ~ n,
d. JOHNSTON,

ssn ne Asysi Csilsgs efaursssss, Sseass, gvsduai
hon enc 81 the nsst eminent Colleges ths Unsd osass
and the grsstsr part yhess life spsn in ne -
kstas Of Lsadsn Pars. Philsd and has
fscsd Of the nIshnK curss thst vsrs
tnsvn; many trssslsd with ringing In cal
vhso Asssp great nervessnsss, beng alarmed ssdes
ssunds ssshfunsps With sqRsnt blushinG
III % via dsFsnGemsE Of mind, sdistslv
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- . {
CHANGE OF Hours.
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, June 18th
l860, trans will run a. follows: ~ - -. :
Leave Washington at 20 and 74n a. m.
Leave Washington at s. ~ and $50 p. III.
On Sunday at % p. IN. = ....
Leave Baltimore at Us and ~ q. m.
Leave baltimore at SIS and 4.2O D. m,
On sunday 1t Is q. IN. - r...
Passengers for the East will take trains at & On
and 7.49 o. IN and % D. m.
For the West at 746 a. m and $40 p. m.
For Annapolis at 7,48 m and $40 D. m,
For Norfolk at 40 q. m.
On Saturday evening the $40 .. N. tram goes to
je lS-d r r. pkRSnNS A~.,&
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IThe u. 8. NAIL and ADAMS EXPRESS
are taken over this New Line.
Tickets can be obtained at the South Western
enue, TO the following ,points: - :. .
Lynehbure, Bristol ,IKnoxyllle, Atlanta,
Macon, Nashville, Dalton, Columbus,
Montgomery. Mobile, Memphis, and
NEW ORLEANS.
H. THROUGH TICKETS TO THE w.
RIO US VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
N6Omnibusss and Baggage Wagons leave the
once ct q. IN. and p. N.
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u Just reosived; win b. colo low }or cash. =
rSss.-T1. . - BLANCHARD klMOHUN,
J aua corner Eleventh &C and Pa sy,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-27

WIDE AWAKE Vrs1r TO GESENA.--A large
proportion Of the Ashtnbula Wide Awakes
paid visit on Friday evening 10Th, to their
renoblicap friends Of Geneva, and bad very
rood time OF Il. The forepart Of the evening
was taken up by supper Hospitality provided by
the citizens at the Union House. mainly, but to
some extent at private houses. While a por-
tion Of the generous citizens were thus engaged In
looking after the internal improvement Of their
guests, a numerous portion gathered at the
town hall, packing II to its utmost extent, aud
listened to an address from the Hon. l.. s. SHER-
MAN, Of a stirring and effective character, after
which the club lighted their torches and gave
our neighbors-many of them at least-their
first sight Of Wide Awake procession. Their
marches aud couutermarches and mannuverings
through the Main Streets were continued well
into the evening, much to the pleasure and sat
sfaction of the numerous spectators, and no
doubt to the encouragement aud quickening of
the zeal of our political friends. Though the
weather was not stormy, the heavens lowered
angrily, and the breeze played with the torches
more familiarly than an effective display would
admit Of With this drawback, the occasion
was one of much pleasantness, and we'll calcu-
lated to strengthen the bonds of neghborhood
comfy and political fellowship Our Geneva
friends are not stinted in soul, nor open to any
imputation of narrowness in the courtises and
amenities Of society. We found cheerful and
friendly greeting not only among political friends,
but also among some leading opponents. Among
the latter we alude with pleasure to our friend
SPRING, whose earnestness is worthy of emula-
ton, and which we confidently trust, when the
emptines of squatter sovereignty shall have the
benefit of the full blaze of that meridian light
which is being'poured upon it. will take better
direction.
Although some designing Iocofoco attempted
to deprive our political friends of the necessary
ammunition for carrying on the battle of the
9th, the majority rolled up on that occasion
was a wholesome one, and we doubt not from
their assurances, that our opponents will come
out of the November struggle, some degrees
smaller, and beautifully less than at the recent
election. So mote it be.
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GEO. WILLARD, who long since earned the
title Of Prince Of Ashtabula merchants, has
just returned from New York and Boston, with
unusually liberal supplies gathered from the
very cream of those markets. and there is very
iittIe reason to doubt that he will enter the list
as competitor for trade with as strong induce
ments as the most favored. RecoIlect, reader
that you haven't began tc beat up the market,
sill you have made descent upon the old brick
store See adv
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DIED..

In Galsaburg H. Aug nth, Of injuries received In Ma
- years
In Monroe Oct iSth ARTHUH, Of AndEsw and Maria
beardsleys aged yearI.
soeh yeAr of her age.
In Geneva. the ISh bit, BELLsArF sgd q year
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MARRIED.

In ST. Peters Church. Ashtabula the evening Sunday
the 2st by the Rev James Bonnar B. D. JosIAH w. MoR
GAN Plymouth township to JULIA, daughter Of W. W
Mann, Of Ashtabnla. .H .u
Cake acknowledged and bensdctiOn invoked upon the
happy pair.
On "Wednesday morning 2lh inst, at the readence Of the
bde's father By the Rev James Bonnar, B. D., HIRAM p
HAwKINs Of Klngvie 70 MARTHA H., third daughter Of l.
q. sTEvEKs. Of Ashtabula.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-27

WAKrSa UP.-The Wide Awake organization
at Ashtabula has infused new spirit among
the electors there. We shall hail an increased
vote IN that town at the November election as
fruits Of the enterprise.-Con Reporter.
That's so, bre. ALLEN. These Wide Awakes
are as terrible to locofoceism, as an army with
banners. The visit of our Kingsve friends a
few weeks ago, not ouly stirred US up to good
works, but filed our opponents with copster.
nation That increased vote you may count on.