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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-30

p0- At Baltimore, as workmen we're en-
gagged bleeding" q privy vault into anoth.
er and deeper one dug by its side, they
were overcome by the foul air and prostra-
ted one was taken out dead, and the two
Others, though put under the influence Of a
strong galyanie battery, had not recOVersi !
their consciousness. ...
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-30

A PUGNAoIoUs demonstration was made al
st. Louis on the evening Of the 26th. in which
serious collision between the Breckenridge
aod Douglas men was seriously threatened
Ex-Minister BOvliu endeavOred to speak, but
could not get hearing. A free 6ght between
the two wings Of the harmonious democracy
would afford more interest thaD half dozen
Heenan and Saver set-tOs could creata
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-30

HARD TO Draw rHE LINE.-It will require a
sharp eye for colors to distinguish black from
white at the South before long. Already a
great many awkward accidents have happened
on account of this practical difficulty. At
Lewisburg, Va, the whole population has been
thrown into the widest excitement by the dis
covery that man who had lived there several
years as white man, aud had married white
woman and begotten white children, voted, and
in fact performed all the functions Of free
white citizen, is really an African, and some
where among his progenitors had colored ma
ternal ancestor. Such is the fact and the
white negro's white owners have appeared, prov
ed property and carried him of. His late
neighbors and relatives by marriage are now
very much shocked that they have been living
on intimate terms with a negro. The exposure
to calamities Of this kind must be very annoy
lag to our southern brethren, but they should
have foreseen this natural result of their bene-
yoent attempts to elevate the colored race.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-30

BY dint Of unwsarisd effort Mr. Wade
has az length succssded in getting through
both Houses, an appropriation Of I've thOu-
sand dollars. for the HarbOr, Of Palrperf
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-30

We have received pamphlet containing
the Rules and Regulations for the next
state fair. which will be heald at Dayton on
the 25th. Goth, 9th aud 2Sth DAYS Of
September. Competition open TO other
states except on farms and farm products.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-30

DOUGLAS is clever, dsxterous politician, bnt
Is great ouly IN the audaety Of his movements
and the plueky determination with which be
follows them up, but he inspires none of that
profound moral respect which will cause tears
over his falling fortunes. Much disappointment
will no doubt, be felt by those who have re.
garded him as "ths coming man." and had .tak.
ed their hopes on his success But the great
body Of the people are not ofice.seekers, and
have no fellow feelings for ofice-seekers. They
look with indifference on the political er.
tinctiou Of a man whose personal qualities have
never won their admiration, and whose striking
traits Of character have their source and spriuG
10 supreme selfshness without a care for tht
effect Of selEgrsti6catiOn, upon the Interest,"
aud welfare Of others.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
mun STRAYED from the subscriber,
IN INPECrINE,
i HE PERSIAN FEVER CHARM

For the prevention and Of Fsuer and 1us and Bilious
FsUsrs This wonderful remedy brought to the knOw
edge Of the present propetos by friend who has been
great traveller IN Persia aud the Holy Land.
While going down the river EuphateS he experienced
attack OF Fever aud Ague. On discovering bis cond
ton Of the Boamen took from his an EuIei
ing, "Wear this and FsreT pH touch yOa Although in
creduous 10 its virtues he complied and experienced in
mediate relief and has since always found 1t an eeetua pro-
lection from all maariOus complaints.
On further investigation he found that tue boatman att
buted to II miraculous powers and said that cord only be
obtained from the Priests Of the Sun Sometime afterwards
the gentleman In conyersng with aPres obtained from him
the secret Of its preparation and ascertaned where the ned
cina herbs found Of which II compounded The
wonderful virtues Of this article have induced full belief
10 the minds OF the natives IN the miraculous healing
Of their Priests.
Since bis return to America Il has been tried with the hap
pest effect by several Ladies and Gentlemen Of high charac
ter who have given II the most unqualified praise This re-
nedy having been specific Ia Persia for hundreds Of
Tor 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
receipt Of one dollar.
Principal Depot and Mandatory lSs Main street. Rich
mond, Va Branch office Bank Of Commerce Building New
York. 5l9y Address JOHN WILCOX Co.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-30

How STANDS Col FoRNEY i--0f course
curiosity is felt to know how Col. Forney
stands ia the Presidential fight. The
Washington correspondent Of the n. York
Herald writes that from present appear
auces it is difficult to perceive where the
Squatter Sovereignty candidate can secure
single electoral vote, and adds : "Col.
Forney, it is said, will not support him,
especially upon the new plank inserted in
the platform, that the party are willing to
abide by any decision made by the Supreme
Court. Forney will assume the position
Of an independent man, gVingiaid and COM
fort equally to all parties in his papers"
-------------
ARrEsIAN WELL.-Ths great public
work has been slowly progressing lately. in
Capitol Square, with but little evidence Of
a prospect of water but now says the STATE
Journal at depth Of twenty-four hundred
and sixty-three feet, the auger is working
in the incest white sandstone, just the for
nation in which the exhaustless supplies
of pure water are found by Artesian wells
The contractor and all concerned, are cheer.
ed beyond measure at this circumstance,
and entertain strong expectations Of reach.
ing water very soon.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-30

THE Press, says the Springfield Republican,
10 remarkiDg upon the Greeley letter to Senator
Seward, has grown above the politicians, aud
the lesson is that the latter can no longer kick
aud cuff the former about to suit their personal
purposes. Mr.. Seward did not do this, per.
haps, but he was careless of Mr.. Greeley, and
ii the latter has stung him in return, it would
be no matter Of wonder. Newspapers have
come to be bold, quick witted, sagaciouS, inde-
pendent and powerful and it is very clear that
they have ceased to be mere hewers OF wood
and drawers of water for ofice-holders and Of
6ce-seekers. Their services can no longer be
coldly ignored, or officially snubbed, after elec.
ton has given success to their efforts.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-30

HATS, GAPS, &c.-A general assort-
ment Of every description. Cheaper than ever By
June 9, 1850. GEO. WILLARD.
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The report brought by the Overland
Mail from California in regard to the Pony
Express being discontinued is untrue. A
sem.weekly from each end of the route,
will arrive regularly hereafter, as the Indian
difficulties have been suppressed by the reg
ular troops.
A FAIR HNT-The Polynesian, paper
published at Honolulu, Sandwich Islands,
prints an account Of tradgedy that oc-
Cured in court room in one Of our south
western states, and warns its readers
against the dangers Of lapsing into similar
barbarism. The seriousness with which it
discusses the shocking state Of society in the
United States, and the selfcomplacency
with which it compares the peaceful and
harmless life of the Sandwich Islanders are
very edrying 1t is but o few years since
we were giving our money and prayers to
convert these heather, and already they
begin to preach to us. Next they will be
sending swarthy missionaries to convert us
from our barbarism--aud serve US right.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-30

Some OF its points Of superiority 1T has two large
Whees to the main frame, and wheel at the end Of the 6ng
e bar the whole weight Of the Machine being carried
wheels ease of draft not exceeding hundred pounds it
has no side draft does not clog in wet lodged grass it
adjusts itself to uneven grounds it is substantially built
the best materials Warranted to cut from fifteen
per day, with ordinary team. It has been thoroughly
tested, and in all cases has given satisfaction.
At recent trial in New Philadelphia o. june H. 1900
Of them ALL
Applications for Machines further information may
DO made to the Manufacturers, or to Agents.
June %, 1860. 4t54o
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-30

STANDING FROM UNDER.-Gov. Fitzpst-
rick have declined the nomination Of Vice
President, the National Committee have
substituted Herschel B. johnson, of Geor.
gia.
The Committee to inform the candidates
of the nomination waited on Gov. Herschel
.. johnson, at Washington, on the evening
of the 26th. lie accepted the nomination
endorsing the platform in every particular,
and declaring that the southiwould sustain
the principles laid down in IT, In his opinion
the doctrine of non-interveution was nc
cessity to the preservation of the Union
and he should quietly, firmly, and be hoped
bravely, accept the responsibility imposed
upon him. He cherished the belief that
Providence would lead US out of our civil
distress, and in bis good time conduct us
to tranquility and peace.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-30

the contest beForo us they will owe their disaster
to the foolish backing and flling Of the "soIt"
managers 10 our state. Had Douglas and Fits-
patrick been nominated promptly at Charles
ton, and their friends thus enabled to opeo the
canvass, they would have run many thousands
better than they now WILL To all discerning
eyes, Il was as clear in April as now that the
6ght between squatter sovereignty aud Slavery
protection was one that could not be compro-
missed, but must be fought out. All the deter
mined Douglas men understood this and acted
accordingly. The New York managers did not
would not understand it-Ihought they could
fnally bring the two factions to unite lovingly
on HOratio Seymour, witha juggling plat
form, and SO kept the party distracted and fight
ing throwing away two precious months, and
finally had to do just what they ought to hive
done at 6rst. The loss Of those two months
involves a deficit Of 100000 votes in the Doug
las poll next November. Nominated in April,
DOuglus would probably have carried Indiana,
and closely contested the entire North-west--
Nominated the last Of June, at the heel Of an
intestine party feud Of two months Duration
we reckon that he must fight hard for the vote
Of single free state, even California. In the
Slave States, we trust he will beat the fire-eat-
ers but the desperate strife between them is
likely 10 give Maryland, Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Kentucky, Tennessee, and perhaps Florida
to Bell and Everett. Delaware is most likely
to 60 for Lincoln Missouri is very uncertain
Texas threatens to vote for Sam Houston; and
what is there left The probability to-day is
that the two rival Democratic tickets will moi
both receive fifty Electoral votes.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-30

hRU us and MEDIUM Els. = George
~ Willard has just received from New York fresh sup
ply OF Drugs and Medicines Chemicals Perfumery Pain9s,
Oils and Dye Studs which will be sold the most
able Terms. JuLe 9, 1860.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-30

GEO. WILLARD has fine assortment
~ Of Dress Trimmings Embroderes, Lace Goods White
Goods Hosiery Silk Lace and Cotton Handkerchief Para
soils Umbrellas, &c. JUNE 3rd 1850.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-30
GOODS II

- NEW AND CHOICE
SUMMER DRESS GOODS--Of every
description being opened Lower prices than stsr.
June 3D. 1860. GRO WILLARD.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-30
PURE WINES and LIQUORS, for

BRANBIgs-0ld 0tard and Cognac-pale and red. RUH-
st. CroiX and Old Jamaica. GN-Od Holland aud London
Charles Gin. WHIsKY-Od Bourbon Copper Distilled Pine
apple, Monongahea and Excelsior Whisky. WINEs-POrt
Madeira, Sherry Malaga and Garrett Also CstaWba and
Foreign Champagne Wines-al warranted Of the pursSt
quality, for sale by GEO. WILLARD.
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FINE ARTS.

S,s-s-,..----.s-, 80
VI wfshrs -ter~ ,~r,p~ of their nprrv
he sss paper " ~..g .ser sd1rcss ssd NE
or refwe Wednesday tse VA inst
I'M rArprr~os TO Lvr-covsrsfIrg ov vfauRx
" ssa HorscS f~ces, L@ndsc.ce~ snd g-eM variety of
on<r suhiecs ard rvste bossns
70 YET b. The mcnsh pear Apply no @ DO reJ sscout
door.
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RELIGIOUS HOrICEy.


usIyx PoISrs nlss,or -rHn slXtKErrS ssn,
vsr.cry q the i~ds.f Home xis.caAy soeiec %v .,
Methoabs bosoopsl church viii he h-d 81 the AreeaF
Music on ru sdsy evening. Nay kw. Father rsyior.
hosson- vii sddrsss the needing Iaeresux ersrc~os
vises 70 commenoe ATTY Pm
THE AuERIOAN AHrI SLAVERY socIErY WILL
hold " AnuiyersAry Aectasai Ia the Cooper iaesae
fotowu-fuesdsy morning, 10 O'Clock, Prost3onL WIN
Lloyd Garrison m The chair spo>xe~s6m- Lloyd srrssn
he hev. George 3. Cheever, d. Robert Purvs Eel
nyborry Pa Mrs khzsbeth atAnt n OF -eneos Falls
A. y; weodsn Philips Esq Tuesday eysniax, X ociscs-
Tho Rev Arthur b. Bradford OF Newcastle Pa the Rev
r. W. 6ioAna of rev York "Wednesday noruing 10 scosk
Speakeru Mr.. niixAbesh Jones' -Asem Oaa hsg w a.
Fnrnis D. p, rhasAspss; se@uad 9s,ae.. q Boston III
oclock-speak tho Rev samuel orgielow OF ssuoE
Iyn; VIM. Wells Brown and ohcn
VBH NEW YORK ANfISLAvE6Y BouIxrY WILL
i ma IL Auntyereasv n Tn OoOrEH lNsrir0rk 9.
D0Rs y{Lsoa, WANDsL. fasiAJrs, WI idoYD
boer Of he eooeiy tho pntfrm Of me clone Of VI
public eIercoes 70 elect Ulcers for ~ snauns yesr
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MILITARY.

s>"s-s,c..r.'
UNIFsT DIVISION n Y. g. MlIITTA.-NRW YORK.
NAY T. V6U -The .reunsns OF LeueaAnt Colonel eaAries
H. sAnAfosd DtvsSs QuAssermas1sr having arrived ffou
instant Il halt O'Clock NJ fro hh lAie res.deace
No 3i9 Wes Twenty rhe odcers VI the vpn
Arc invited 10 snd the fuuers ia uuform with usual badge
q nouruina They VIII assemble M knickerbocker dAl
Eighth and I've third street. a. Two oeook
r. ~ CompsAy b. Of The seventh aesimsut OF which as vac
unembor, having tendexod their services.
will guard Of the occasion The funeral
VIII plAcs Triuity chaosl In West Twenty fifth
family respectfully invtAsd 70 attend b. orderof
Major General "a NDFORD.
0EO. W. MOBELI-
Division engiaesr. Acting Divison Inspector.
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DEsTIsTRY.

a nrDiUIaL vnKvH or rBs aoer BeAurIguL
~ AID b<sna Inserted ~ In. T. q. HGNreDr no. ~
Bo-sry ihc- dvs below Prince ssst =, Ne unusually 10
yrrss. bole under apid fron 6z6,
sver i. Partial sss a,h from ~ eel tch
s''sf "o" '" asrfSrcraL Boxs vrrLrre.
~ msArs ~ ,uoosicon WeA. however badly dNsay-
II rcored sbeu oixaAi Anaps and rsn<srSd
ma usefuL
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IT3 80 T0T F11 NE\
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TO THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CoNv.HrTOS.--
] Sew Ycrr MAY lsHo.fbe Ne York scd Railroad
VII despsrh special for deleses W the Republican
Nslous Ccsverao leaving depot f Of Duane street Res
TUESDAY morning A O'Clock tse DE-, before toe meeas
trains for Chicago leave sew rHE
AMI A ~ and y. ", every day escept Sunday AZ
eurssoa New fovk u vicsgo and return Tor SIS
chicago and return for f3 90 from
Jane or wo dAfs alter al urnment mar be pro
cured fort Duane street ig3 al Broad
ii spot Jersey Ciy CHAS. HlfUr, General Sapt.
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/. RTrvrcrAL norE WILLING TOR DECAyED TKglH
"A Dot W While en- recurring 20 gres-urs Nd r,nx =
~ ~ arhr s~sh sbss ear he led wNs R0prn
JAS. PEARsUS, n d., dissovsrsr
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an OnO TO LOAN FoR A rxRr ov ynA-s on
DIU.UUO bod and mortgage proved cry.
Apply 70 EDwAfD v. WAND. NO. souts wlilasA srs~f
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rvo CArrrsLIsTs WAVED BY PNA~rruAL
shornsby as,nsed 9TH Toe sassss 81 60 ts
IN fn and cssssn orsraoa
Exclusive and M bcar Inc ci gsi1n. fks pary
rsgnrs ,stlsfsc orr references Bi0ys A sOurnwfCK,
law Buildings "a sAssan street
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nIArIIARDs CHOCOLATE.
M Ch,cclAe do Mamie,
Chocolnis . rAmne1
ChooDlaie . n Vanilla
Chocolate double vAsd1o.
Chocolate P0 Excolleuce.
CAooo'ats Ferpgneux.
OhOcolAss HomeopaxAc,
Chocoaae CreAann.
ChoeDaas Csramah.
ssrsss OsosOiss ssx = 81 90 I'm - gss.a
HR3BY nATLLARD.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-04-12
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
THrRSDAT. APRIL u.

In another part Of this paper Will b. found a
communication from Makawao, giving an ac-
count If bold outrage committed at that place
last week II appears that the dwelling Of a
lady. Whose husband was summoned 70 attend at
a trial in ;his city, was visited during his absence
by 4 haud Of natives. who robbed the premises Of
fowls. turkeys. &c. and committee other lawle-s
acts. which showed the murdergus -ririt with
which they were actuated. And this was done
AZ the very time that those engaged in the recent
murder AZ that place were being tried for the Of
feuse in Honolulu.
Nlkawao would seem % be infested with a
gang Of villains and robbers, whose object i y
live on others by plumber, numbering such as
they see TT, and thus keeping the foreign popu-
lation in constant far, not only for their pro-
rerty. but even fr their lives. With - much
byldne- d, they carry on their plans. that horses
and cattle are weekly taken IF with imrunity
from weIl-encloz.d farms. ridden or driven a
dozen OF fifteen miles. and there left for the own
ers to hunt them up, os,ensibIy for no other rur-
pose than u annoy them. No movable property
J. safe agains- me depredatiDns oF this gang.
The mere appointment, Of one or two lazy
kanaka policemen for the district. if indeed
thew can boast a. much protection a. that. i
none at all The state Of things demands ener-
getic measures. The foreigners have therefore
acted promptly in the matter. by detailing several
special policemen from their own number as a
Vigilance Committee. and We doubt not they viii
act with pr5mPJness whenever offenders require
their attentions
We do not by any means wish to encourage
the formation Of any other than that Of the
legally constituted government authority, but
when that acknowledges it-.if. by it, acts. too
weak and powerless 70 meet the emergency, and
. since th- above Ea- put 90 type. Es have been Informed
that orders have been sent - the Mar-haI % The sheriff q Maui.
- provide foreign ToUccmr1 rr Fast Man. This - -s q should
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PORT OF HONOLULU. Il. I.


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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

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severely hurt The Prince escaped without harm
On tie allowing Sl5ta'h. His Naj$'y sent notices u
the F7gviiea-.l escape q the royal family.
&C 49,
$3.50
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