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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-05
EOL'S'
P~LAQUElIINE, La.

~ - AaoN OLSH Id
10 1sthe a 'm:ssion OF pupils. Tbs s.r,i J..
SA60 crs of NJ. PAGoT. an ACCOMPLISHED
te"cne' al french. nave been 5 cured Tor has IL.
paTimen, and he will be- on the ground in A lew
dave, when those desiring instruction in TIN.
branch can b" accommodated The p incipal will
also soon lake up la. residence Ia TO-. institution.
when a limited NUMBER OF pupils from abroad
may be accommodated wi h boarI.
Special paIds will be taken in preparing youth
Thoroughly Tor College. ia order that their iuilre
course may he both Easy aud sstrsiscro y. The
sduie care will also be taken with those who NAV
wish 10 pr.s"cute their classical studies beyond
The ruditnrnis In lhI- In>Ii'H ion.
A care'u ls supervision VIII be exercised over III.
morals. habIis and conduct at pupils dung school
no us or " hi c resident ia the Institution.
The following are The
TERMS Or TUITION, &c.
PnmaTy Enyi sh. pr month, $500
AdIa'ced tuglish studies. 500
French. with English branches. 500
Latin. French aud English, combined, lO.hI
Bnard. per mouth, 1900
Washing. -ITa.
u All pits payable monthly.
instruction IN Painting aud Drawing given in
lie InslIluliVa, /, desired.
PAUL SELBY, Principal.
Plaqusmlne La. Oct. SIN. 1859. oc,S
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M

"nt unders gned respectfully informs his
Il friends and The public generally, that he Las
determined in future, as a great accommodation
10 his patrons TO keep in Plaqsemine. rh-sssn-
OFT '"e year, Il fine stock of He.ses and Mules.
a." also slaves; which he intends to sell Lovsr
than the pTices Of any other trader, and upon the
usual accommodating terms. He trusts this re-
ne"ed evidence Of his disposition to accomms-
date the public, will insure him a continuance Of
The patronage De hiss herstofers received.
AUS q. &. MOORE.
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II O
E0ric0rding AMI Commits.
sion Business.

Steamboat Landing, adjoining TIE Pest
Ofe.
THE UNDERSIGNED have associate 'hrm.
l. selves together. for III" pnrpo,e of doing a
general Forwarding and Commission s siness.
We vii slsn Collect Mnu e due the mr.
chants, anu business n.en. OF the North, Ea-i and
West All business IairUsieI 10 our care will Dc
promptly attended Ia.
HELM & JENNINGS.
PHILIP HErLEiN.(
p b JENNINGS.
U Rri~r 10 shy reliable citizen of The Parish
lbeTvilie. La drr3I
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j. McWIELIAWS & CO.,
-rLAQuEnxIwH.
SPRING ST0CK-IS6O.

w arc now receiving by steamers direc,
w from New York and other ! asr-rn Mar.
keis. n o lion of oar >PRI GSiOCK. amo.y
WINCH now open. viii be found a large aud va
lied a. Or;meni OF
spring and Summer Clothing.
French Tweed AID Cashmere sui's:
ha's"iii-s d"f Linn du.
Black F'euch >lne e Aii"d-Clu,n FrocI Goats.
neatly Iiuished aud we'll made.
Lack French Go hs aad Casino .s-a srretipr
tIlIcie 81 tie above from the best Fisnch
manufacture.
milo }. McWiLLIAMS & co.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-05

TROUBLES, OBJ AND YoUNa.-It is won
derful TO notice how equally on this
earth, sorrows, sufferings, and pleasures
are allotted to us poor mCrtals, each ac-
cording to his strength. The young
child experiences. in proportion to its
own little heart, the same grief about a
broken toy as the MAJ whose life's'h1pes
have been annihilated--at the moment.
at least, it feels it equally deeply. The
schoo[boy who has not learned his les
son frequently stands-though his heart
may be pure and iunoceut-with the
same fears, the same beating heart, be-
fore his teacher, as the grown-up GRIM
inal before his Judge. With our wears
our strength increases, but our sorrows
do not decrease; they grow up with
them. The broken toy is succeeded by
the punishment Of the school; the latter
by the first parting from home; and. as
we grow older, ali 4! then sorrows come
IN battalions, and we consider each the
worst with which God has chastised us,
until the succeeding me teaches US that
we were mistaken.
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NEW ORLEENS ar,
DONOVAN & NEUT
@&Ses&s,
95. Camp Street. o,
NEW

ATCHOVIES-h Oil and Sail.
APPLES-GTon, Dried, Fr.ie,s, s.a
B.fCON-Bre0kfdst Baron, Side, cad Shall
BEEF-Phiadelp hia and Western. Dr.S .,
BUTTER-Goshen RoH and WsaU..
BUCKWHE-AI-M 6tL, II DO. Tag, o,SL..
BRONA-BGksr's extra prepared.
BROOHS-CCrn. Hair and Whisn.
bRCSHES-H AiiGwGsh, Saos, Scrs5, and D..
CHEESE-Ens.sh Dairy, Cream, War;
Pine Appie. Duich aud Supsaso.
CRACkEkS-Cyarkncis. .Ciaamon; co-,..
Creum, MLt. Sugar. Boston. Water, c..
Vine. SoaG ana MaccaronI Sna7pi. "
COFFEE-Od Coz. Java Fdrnly Jarc, Ho,,..
Oh RIO, LagHira, Mocha, Msxican snd G.,
RICO.
CHOCOLATE IND cocoa
CL3HS IND OYSTERS.
DhIED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND p.y..
EGGS.
FRCITS-Eaisins Ca,ran,s, Pie F-.a,, r.u
FUils, Primes. Figs. 6;tyon and Crasb,1;.
FLOCR-F E. f. G. Golden Hue, a.d .aio,s,
/" sGs. n 65is and Bugs.
FISH-AdcksTsi, III hfttL, XII, ard NJ do, Codsa
WdekinaIC Trout, Saluon, picked and ,p,yI
Roe Herring. Dried Herring, HaiSu a,
CLNGEh-C 0nion. DRIED and p.ipsriKd.
Sage, Thyme, Savoyy erd Mayorsa
Cured, Gyetn ar5 Eu;sr.
ISLAGL-7SS md GELATINE.
IELLIE>-CEprant Grape, Plumb Dan,o, H.
PIE, Orange, BIackbc-ry. Raspbn1. Ss.
t,cry, Lf~sOr, Peach and GpGva.
LlQC0aS WINES .4ED toRpxsIs-n.
dy, Way, Champagne, Madcra, Port ~,
tGt, Sttryg. -8a1tsotts, Gg;g.ola, Racss
Ca's' Ds Ao7i Dor, Curaooa. MarG,ci,v
hosstoIs,s Ba;s7s, Sch,,da1 Scb,a,s,
O.7"ss t.oUs- Wa;sr. lie, Porter. Cers
H'"6'' h'a'~osTry, hIa Cherry G,d FrSxl
.AOLAhNES AND SYRCP-Plsn,o,;,
d"d SrgGr-toHis Mo!s,n:,, S.rtsarr,s.S BG.
E"rs S,7tP. anf sircp &c Be:sr2.
A.TiUHGs, .LI sae.. Grs sisilsd "a
Ps,ans.
OILN- c,;:en Seed. Lard O-a Sgsrm.
PiChLEN-OIgts, FecoI.;.li, 'Gs-tin
Inns. IiaIlioutrs, Oro.,, Rad CG55a.. q
70 IdIOES-E ssh and Ssse:.
Nerves. Pine Apple, Pea;, Penesa
tra6 .3YD!s, OrGny,, Blackberry, RsspSt-,.
SoGp0erry. P6urls, .f7yico:,. Dam,e..' Cr.,
r1ts. Grape, GyseH GGs.I a.6 Ii-vs.
RIlNCES -PreserIed and Ounce Llta.
h'ICE- bdI!ey, SptI aHS Driss Grssn Fec, ssl
5eans.
SODA Crear. Tsrisr .sa,srG..s ass Y.,t
Pcrds7s.
SALT March. Sep, &g,.s7S, Pcx,
Lamp Hick, &c.
.haAhTcon, E..cIus. Tsma,,
d. Horcs,;so'hirs, SeAo, Loi. Bpgs, HsyaI.
ia0I, Bey-ssak, ChiHa Reycg, re.
DT1ET. Gra.u!aie5, Powdered.
Loci ava Crushed.
SO1PH- Oas.ers, Rai"s, Kslier,,, Hsns,.
PUN Oh, .frDOni s.d 7ransvays~i.
iOAGCES- hugar-eurt! and PickSS,
Pigs Fee, Philadelphia Pig Pei, Ge. s.I
Prims Pork.
TEAN-EngLisS Breakfast. OeOlos., Pes.
ch0ng, Eos,, Od H,,os, Yenzs Hy,sr, 6np-
''didna Gunpo8d,r, iosa and IL pe2srs Of isY
ard qaGrtsr p0.TdG.
'ERHICELLA .A-etsro4i, Tap:as. Sore ssS
.irroroot
TT%., Cider, Cs,syss s~L
t515sn.
.PiCLs-lf:s Musings, C:as.sss, Az
spec, Goes, g..
CNDitIL>-Ec:I Tg--r EaiGs Crssu
Rose and Boy Isa;s;s, Oa:~xA, Hori.y, Crs.
nam ftoa', Corn Atz', Gr:,, Erdise, P0as,
Barks.. ItatHss' L:o<,, Cc.x.. Of e4 kis1
Seriap FIsts, T.rneA;A hsriws, Cssss
Psste.
CT Goods delivered freq Of ts.,sxs t. beaa
fphftY
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par When a parsonage becomes for
'midable to his competitors or subordi-
mates, they generally seek to deceive or
destroy MIN.
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ave tried and proved editorial life,
I'd 1t a thanLless, prodtiess, ana com
~@rtless ono-thaIEless, because one
sacrifices his time and talent for the
public welfare, receiving in turn hut
little gratitude from lie community he
benefits; pco!itlesS, because he upholiS
the principles Of his partyaud ftvorites.
raising il and them 10 power and place
at the price Of personal friends; com
fortress, because lis duties are unccas-
ing, demanding his studies by day and
thoughts by night, with few words of
comfort from those whom he assisted
into position. I'm satisfied with the
quantity OF fame OK nO.oricty | have
gained during my two years manage
ment OF the Georgian, ana new Congrat-
ulate myself upon my retirement from
the arduouS labor and vexatious care
OF such q life. | have made enemies
and gained friends by the position |
have assumed in politics; and what for
mer friends or political foes have taken
umbrage at anything in the Georgian.
all that ask is thar, as / would forgive
tHSll, SO nope t.sy may forgive me.
Ah two years! Had he have been
IN the harness for eighteen years, as We
have-experienced as We have the ma
levolencs Of envy, the abuse and yillii-
cation that have been helped upon Us,
and at that length OF time had nothing
more than we have to show for our la
boz, and all that We have borne in the
way OF wounds from the poisoned az
rows OF malice and detraction-thcn he
might truly thank his patron saint that
he had at last got rid of Editorial life.
We do indeed envy the retirement with
which the editor &C the Georgian has
been blessed.
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LAID, WEBSTER co.'s.
Eight Stitch Sewing Machine,
FuE
FAMILIES AID PLANTATION USE.

This MACHINE, after a VERY faithful inv-s-
4 i:saion by The most scIrntuhc and practical
men oil THIS country, - pronounced the ne plus
ultra OF all modern mentions.
In sim3''r''y. durab,liIv and strength il Car ex-
ceeds any oihef now in exi-ence Il Is pe,iecr '
Easy 10 manage, qHIcS N us operation. never d..
able 10 s-i out OF order n properly usr.i. aud
gives a stitch IN boin sides alike, which cauLo,
5r sSceileu. For safe by
dsCl7 BIEuLER BROTHERS.
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Preserve Your Teeth.
J. A.
Surgeon Dentist,
llS ROY Al STprET

Lite lS2. heiio.eo 81. Peter md 1;nuL,rse SIS
Won rlNUEe 10 call the attention of fhosr
VINO need ine services OF a competent Den
iist. aud those persons " hose Ir.ih have hoo,
injured by nnski'l!ul Dentists. whose gold drous
ou' d shoii iIne ailer Inc zee h are plugged. aud
whose A,tllrial Teeth cannot b. WON viii com.
ioii, 10y applying toJ. A. CASApAvAsr. they can
have all operations IN the Beniai Au performed
c'nscient'o"sly. aud IN The nosl scientific manner
lie h"numo' ine guns. before Extracting Teeth
win a chemical preparation invented by him
wnich lessons The pam. Consolidation, in
e"e 'P"''>h anu English. tec3i
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KETTLE
Il Labor OF Years Reduced 10 a
Ecw Days.

HAVING Leen iniuced by frequent solicira-
IL I OF. ~ make pubic the scisncr OF Kettle
Settling that ] practice. | hereby give notice 10 all
persons desiring 10 acquire 4 know edge ol the
ar. that ! Will give them Instructions Tor In.
Setting of Kettles, ior either wood or coal. on an
plea Ion 10 M.
My system Is based upon principles, the plan.
slbiliry and correctness OF " n.ch admit of no con-
iradlclion, winch ATE quickly aud iully cOmpre-
hended, aud therefore not sIable ~ be easily ior.
gotten.
have models Tor five diif-rert constructions
of He'll es, dnd designs by wnich instruction is
made rasE. and The ant soon acquired. topIe-
al designs OF draw ngs are gwen ~ those whom
| instruct. MI those 10 whrm | teach my sys-
tenn. ale also assisted by NY services. il rpqui ed.
instructions ore only gwen 10 those who nave
been three or four Years IT the bus. ness OF Kettle
setting. and az. good workmen.
For lmlber prIiIcuiar-. inquire. by letter OF
otherwise, OF the Undersigned.
JOHN TOWN>END.
.Plscuen.ne, Parish Of Ibervrlle) La Feb. -, Is6o.
RJfT to-Dr c. Clement, lber,ills.
LOUIS De-O1ry, ST.,
GrrvaIs 4 Roman ScblaiIe, "
John SchlaIre. "
SsIvar haroHneaux,
Edwardj J. Gay, "
Jas. [. Woods, West Baton Ronse.
Dan. II. Hickey. do
Thompson J. Bird, Last Baton Rouge
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New Butcherv.

New Butchery.
Essssa The undersigned respectfully informs the
- public that he has purchased The old aud
well known Butchery OF f.. Smith. aud rha, h.
Intends Ia keep his stall well supplied with the
best OF Beet. Mutton, Po:k, &c. By a strict at.
tentIon 10 his business in the above respect. he
hopes 10 have a share OF public pairona ,e, and
particularly the patronage OF Nj. Smiths old
custom ~.
70. The carts will run as usual Down the
Coas' and 10 the Park,
dec25-lm RFypvS
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Negroes !! Negroes!

INlE planters OF IberviIle ard the ADJOINING
parIshes will please take no'ice. that / have
Just had landed at Pldpueminr. parish of iber-
vile, LIZ. a choice lot oI Negroes. NAILS and IL.
males, field hands. cooks, washers anil iruuers.
MD ha'ing male arrangements 10 Keep a con-
slant supply on hand, eau and will sell slave
al lower rates and on more accommodating terms.
than any trader can, who may'visit This section
III NkY r. MOORE.
Plaquemine, Nov. 18Th. lsJS. If
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CAEOSO HOUSE,
Memphis, Tenn.

-n This house is now in Tie IuII rde Of
S..slN prosperity. aud the proprietor lakes
s.s4a pr,,l- in offering il To- travellers IS one
in no ,esp-ct-if indeed il i,
ecu llrd by any--io he '-si Hotels ia thi, coun.
Try. The comfort. elegance and convenience of
the Gayoso House cannot be excelled.
w D. OCkRELL, Proprietor.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-05

PLrqucmlne, La.
Kew Goods NeeW Goods
FaN 0nd sSiaicr Supply.

NOW in store ard Tor ae by ROTH. DE-
~ BLlECX " -. al their old stand, cornsr
BANK ard hiaIn st,eets. PiaqurinIne, LIZ
Gu bbls. bl-sca-d W Ina Z UIl:
20 b0i>. WI Ter stf-iEed La d Oil;
Is bbis. No. 90;
10 bb.s. cotton seed Oil:
1900 pair best osk-tanneI Russeis;
1000 pair I.On-peg~, olk.ianned Russe,s;
40 par pitnleIs longing grain Boo,s;
$50 pair planter mott ies 6oO,s;
800 kersey Monkey Jackets.
300 kerse. Pants;
100 dozen kenIu,ky Wool Socks:
81 co 30 Net socks sud stockings.
80 d. Blhe and Red Flannel Overshlrts,
10 DO teliIHs. nv ankee FaleL; Axes.
So do Blatk ami WuIie Wool Halls,
~ do Glazed Hats;
- do SEQ ca " Dol Caps;
20 " Ame, spades 'aor;and long handles,
Is 10 Aues snO,e,s, dc do,
80 GO Cdsi-stee. Case KNIVES;
3 do I,on. in and copper sugar ladies';
5 40 90 90 uo skimm.I.;
saddierJ.
A full assortment Of Ladie>. Misses. Gents snd
Bows Plain aud Quilted sens. b.IlcnIus. Carr
Saddles. Buggy snd CarGiase iieTusss, sliding
snd Buggy -" hips. Bind BRIDES. Bride FiiIus.
Port ant %snatfi'e Bits, NsrIiuga!ss, buggy RENE.
Gu.tlIs and SIrsInsles.
Clothing--CloihiHg,
or latest styles, Tor nents, Boys ana Children
A la'se assortment seamless Overcoais.
GHRia Rubber Goods.
Coats and Wrappers,
Hats. Camp Blankets
Table Covers. Dooi.nas
Rubber Cloths. vi different " dth- aud cU!ors,
bands and Huse Of all sizes.
C~srpeti1g CaTpeting.
20 pieces assO,led ratieIhs. dud ranging from
81 l.2 10 50c. per yard. Parlor Rugs. assorted
Carpet Binding, Flour vi Cluih, III, ~, -
~ wide.
u Our good having been selected in person
by Mr. Roth IN New York. Boston. Cinc,nnaI
and Louisville. W. are able To sell al New Or.
ans pnces. GIVE Us a iIial All satisfy Your
oci ROTH, cEBL,ECX CO. |
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NEW Store and New Goods /
TYLER a coLLINs.

TYLER a. COLLINS,
Take this method Of informing their friends and The public,
that they are now settled in their
New Store, in Smiths Block,
two doors North Of the Fk House. and adjoining Wells
ttpkner where they may be found at ali businssi hour,
Large and Splendid stock Of Goods,
Theh for variety, style and beauty be surpassed in
In the Dry Goods line
can be found the b,s. makes ana newest Pattern, Of Gentle
meme goods,
In Cloths, Cassmeres, Summer Stuifs, &C.,
hon Seven Dollars 10 Shilling per yard.
In the Ladies' Department,
Ne hSvs all that is desirable in the way Of
Rich Coored and Black Silks
Dark and Light Fouard, Mnrceline, &c.
Musus, Challas, Orgaudies, Poplins,
complete stock OF ' ~ 7 ~
uloVe', pitts Hosiery Linen, Cambria, silk
Handkerchieis, Embroideries &c.
large and elegant Stock Of
Shaws, Parasols, Umbrellas, Shaker Hoods,
aud Hoop Skirts,
Of the best kinds and very Cheap, together with
tlannels, Tickings, Denims, and large Stock
oil Domestics, Of Superior quality
In our Grocery Department
We are well stocked and IA quality and priee e ,,n,, "a
compare ia'oraLly with our nsghbors.
In Crockcry
We have taken crest pain, to select beautiful P.. and
general assortment OF nice ware.
In Boots and Shoes, Wooden Ware. Stone
Ware, Farming Tools, Nails, G!uss
Putty, Goldfish, Mackerel,
and many other things, have full supply
All the above Goods were purchased with great care and
see reference to the Of the people Of this yienity
we thnk our facilities equal to others for buying cheap And
than others. - P'N'
AZ Is well understood and acknowledged all our Goods are
u the best qualify and perfect and promise Goods
or Cash, or tn prompt four months customer, n. ov
Is possible, and make a living by tn. trade.
We shall receive most kinds Of Produce at the hqhe, mar
et prices and shall take great pleasure showing Goods
md doing ~ those things which good, reliable
ward merchants ought TO do.
TYLER & COLLINS. !
lshtebula NAV 3
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-01

CoNTEMPT FOR PooR Men 1t seems nat
ural for a Democrat to hate poor man.
Wigfall thinks him criminal Hammond
calls him mudsill Greene denounces him
as one Of the uzzaroni johnson thinks he
ought to be a slave ;oud "Disunion South"
of Oregon, Joe Lanes late partner in the
U. S. Senate, in late speech in Oregon
City, said she had rather be decent mans
ngger in the South than poor white man
in the North |" If there is decent man in
the South that wants such a uigger as the
author of this, he will confer favor upon
Oregon by sending there for him at once.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-01

A CANE OF BALL between about score of
athletes Of Monroe, and similar number of the
denizens of Conneaut, took place on Friday
last A large coucourse of people assembled.
and the interest manifested was sufficiently ap,
parent. The play, says the Reporter, commeuc.
ed about IL o'clock Monroe took the lead,
and kept it with little fuctuation during the
first half of the game-the score standing Mon
roe 5S, Conneaut so. Fortune soon changed,
however Conneaut soon closed the gap--ovsr-
lOpped-then shot far ahead; and finally victory
perched on their clubs-the score standing Con-
neaut 100, Monroe 20, Supper at the fremont
closed the exercises Of the day; the late bellg.
erents cheered each other aud everybody else,
and separated 10 the best bumor.
The second match between these clubs will
come of at Monroe Centre on Saturday, Sep
tember 9Th.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-01

sUSDAr scuooL ExoURstoN Coppesut
Sunday Schools, TO the humber Of some ZOO
took Rail Road excursion on Friday Of Last
week to PainesVille. A most bountiful table
bad been spread upon the park, but as bad luck
would have it, just as the children we're marshall
ing Tor participation OF the good things, a
heavy shower come on, and shelter was sought
10 the Churches the Court House, and private
houses. Though the edibles were badly damag-
ed they served to refresh The multitude after
the shower when they again assembled 10 the
park, where addresses and other exercises took
place.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-01

CoKoREGATroEAL - The call unanimously
rendered by the First Congregational Church
Of Ashtabula to the Rev. II. H. CoNKL1N to
become its pastor, having been formally accept
ed that gentleman has signifed his intention of
reaching this, the fed Of his future abors dur
ing the present week, accompanied by his rami-
Iy, and we are authorized to say that he will
commence those labors on the next, or first
Sabbath OF inst. September.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-01

~ salerAtuS, like port wine, can be made
'Of almost any price, which is done by using
S"saP ana deleieriOus substances Herrlck, Al.
'sns SoId Medal saleratus is perfectly pure
Anu unadal'erated, and one paper will convince
AOy 'n'eh'geos lady that there is nothing equal
TO IT, IL viii produce one-eight more bread
thaa any other, is much better than soda to use
with cream tartar GrOcers and Druggists have
II for sale,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-01

THAr PEsT, the Canada Thistle, is among the
institutions of Conneaut, and the Reporter is
talking abou. the propriety OF eradicating il
bat the people, good souls Of that quiet burg.
do not feel like jeopardiug their propriety by
anything like an earnest effort at determination,
although they are to be seen almost at their
village doors
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-01

PANEsyirLE AND ITS CnAEAcTERIsT1cs. -
Among the places which il always gives us
pleasure to visit, is our ambitious little sister
town of Painesve. Her indomitable euergy
bringipg thrift and liberaliiy in its train, the
true idens Of its citizens Of what belongs to self
consideration, and the qualities which command
the consideration Of Others; kindly, cultivated
and generous attentions to visitors; and then
their accom- modations their business notions
their institutions" and the hearts Of the people,
all have the air and aroma of fullness, ease and
hearlness, ell Of which makes one feel pleased
aud happy, and leave an agreeable cud to chew
on, when, as we cannot help, we think OF them
again. Though we feel like giving our neigh
bors a good deal of credit for all this, we do
not know that the exercise Of these qualities
are wholly disinterested, for it is not hard to
discover that they get about as much enjoyment
out of the thing as we do and then, as a mat.
ter of dollars and cents of producing favorable
impressions, Of putting iu the very best light
the inducements for settlement, and adding to
the increase Of and Importance of their town,
they could take no other so eIectual--so potent
course. II, however we withhold the mead
Of virtue, we cannot but admit the merit of
refinement Of intelligence aud discrimination,
which nre at once comprehensive aud happy.
We could give the names of some OF the more
active and influential citizens, and rumiIies who
have laid us under some obligations but we
don't mean TO. or the leading hotel, the
COtcles House and its very gentlemanly host,
who is indeed host, we have had occasion be-
fore to speak, and shall not, therefore, put his
modesty to the blush, by too frequent repeti-
ton. or one Of its appointments, its livery ac-
we however, must speak, for
they nre not easily surpassed, Mr.. r. P. RILEY,
in co mmon with his fellow citizens, seems to full
ly understand what falls within his province in
the general contributions, which 90 to make up
the character Of the place. His establishment
is model one. His horses are fine, his euu
pages new and tasteful, bis prices moderate and
himself genlemsnly and attentive. Commend
MS then to PainesVille. her courtesies and hospi-
talites.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-01

Gov DENMsoN AND OUR County FAIR.--The
regular annual address will be delivered on the
2nd day Of the fair at noon, by the Governor.
Senator CHASE b as been invited to deliver the
annual address at the Vermont State Fair, and
has accepted the invitation. The Fair COM
mences on. the llth, and closes on the 14th Of
September.