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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-09-07

To commandments advertiser, having been
restored to health in few weeks by very simple rem
edy after having suffered for several years with
lung affection and that dread disease Gonsunptionis
anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers the means
To all who desire it. he will send copy the pre-
scrpton used Gree Of charge with directions for pre-
pairing and using the same which they will find SURE
CURE for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs,
Colds and all throat and lung affections. The only OBJ
ject advertiser in sending the prescription is to
benefit the afflicted, and spread information which he
conceives to be invaluable and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, it will cost them nothing, and
may prove blessing Parties wishing the prescription,
FREE by return mall will please address 906-y1
REV. EwD A WILSON, Williamsburg, Kings co. n Y.
Or. Schenck's Mandrake Fills, A Substi-
tute for CaIomeI. These Pills are composed of
various roots having the power to relax the secetons
of the liver promptly and efecsualy blue pill or
mercury and without producing any Of those disagreea-
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latter
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be used with
confidence they promote the discharge of vitiated
bile and remove those distractions from the liver and
hillary ducts which the cause Of bilious affections in
general.
ache and all disorders of the Liver indicated by sallow
skin coated tongue costiveness drowsiness and gen
era feeling of WEAKNESS of assitude showing that the
liver is in torpid or obstructed condition.
In short these Pills may be used with advantage in all
when purgave Alternative medicine is required
Please ask for "Dr. Schenck's Mandrake Pills." and
observe that the two kenesses of the Doctor on the
Government stamp when in the last stage of Con-
SUMPTION and the other in his present health.
Sold by all Druggists dealers Price 25 cents per box
Pricipa Office, No. Is North 9th Street. Philadelphia
Pennsylvania.
General Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes & Co., 81
Park Row. New York; S. s. Hance, los Baltimore ST.,
Baltfmooe Maryland John D. Park, Northeast Corner
of Fourth and Walnut sts Cincinnati, Ohio; Walker s.
Taylor 1s4 and 1856 wabash Avenue, Chicago Illinois
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LroN's EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA GINGER-for In
digestion Nausea Heartburn, Sick Headache Cholera
Morhus Flatulency &C. where warming stimulent 1s
required Its careful preparation eutre purity makes
it cheap and reliable article for culinary purposes Sold
everywhere at so cents per bottle ASK ior Lyon fre
Extract. Take no other. --.
Saratoga sprin0 Water aoh by ali Dzsgists. $50
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The Healing Pool and House of Mercy Howard
Association Reports for Young Men, on the Crime OF
Solitude and the Errors Abuses and Diseases which
destroy manly powers and create impediments TO mar
rage with sure means of relief Sent in sealed letter
envelopes, free of charge. Address
Dr. j. SKILLIN HOUGHTON.
o1ev Howard Association, Philadelphia.
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HaII,s Vegetable SIcilian Hair ReneWer
is the best article known to preserve the hair 1t viii
positively restore Gray Hair to its original color 1t
keeps the hair from falling out 1t is the best dressing
in the world making lifeess stiff brashy hair, healthy
SOFT and glossy Price co. For sale by all druggists
RIP HALL & CO. Nashua, n. H., Proprietors. 4t923
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sI- SWEET oPoPoNAxi Ladies, in their morn
ing calls carry joy and gadness when perfumed with
Sweet OnOnOnaN. -,
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sE- SWEET oPoPoNAXl The only elegant Per
fume Is found all toilets and never stains the hand
kercliiefs-4-s.-s
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Blades, Euphoniai Lubricators are me
icia preparation in the form of aLoEene and are un
iversaly considered the pleasant ctuGI and con
rss;eut REMEDY In for RoGreness, Coughs, Colds
Group CdtdsT Attn5a, Bronchitis, Dpth'7d ana o''
Pulmonary Complaints. They are 1crTanted to glVe
orcker and nbre lasting benefit inthe above affections
than any other remedy also to contain no deeterlous
Ingredient and not to offend the weakest and most SEN
''i3 BLADES CONSTITUTION PILLS are SO called be-
cause of their peculiar direct and efficient effect upon
tht Liver Stomach Blood and Nervous system For in
yitv a. tbe Liver for the stomach in arrangement Of
Dyspepsia they viii delight the patient in their mild
and efficient eject especially from long continued in
digestion and cosveness they are left with periodical
return Of the Sick headache. In of cold
producing chill and fever you can break it very by
usipr the pills as per directions with each box.
I'ef j. n BLADES & CO., Props, EInira, n. Y.
For sale by h. A. HENDRY. and C. E. SWIFT, Ashta-
bula Ohio -ts. ST0DIs-MXR1
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extant for restoring gray hair to its original color pre-
venting its falling out and promoting its growth tits
also beautiful hair dressing For sale by all druggists
Sep. R. P. HALL s Co. Nashua, n a.. PropI1etors:
AHcoeiz,s Porus Plasters.-Best strengthen
ing plaster in the world Alcocks Porus Plasters re
solve and assuage pain by calling forth heacrd humors
from parts internal to the skin and general
thus, in many cases. positively evaporatng the disease
rIl. ~. - .1iss-i, e JAMES LULI,, NJ. D.
There nothing equal in the way ofplaster to the po
rus plaster of Mr. Acock Everything is pleasant about
them They the plaster of the day. and fit type oil
our present advancement in science and art In asthma
Cough Kidney affections, Gout rheumatism, and local
deep-seated pains they afford permanent reflex = -
JF. JOHNSON, NJ. D. on .'Topical Remedies.
From personal knowledge of these pasters we can
state that they decidedly preferable to any other IN
use Wherever relief to be obtained by the use OF
plaster we should recommend them.
o. A. INGRAHAM, NJ D. Editor New York Ae'ltor
Agency Brandeth House, New York.
Sold BIZ all druggists. .., F. aug .-i.-----
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fB-A NEW PERFUMEi Called Sweet opeponax
from Mexico manufactured by E. T. SMITH co.
New York, is making sensation wherever it is known
Is very delicate, and its fragrance remains on the hand
kcrchief for days.-EueniEo Bulletin Philadelphia S77
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W- SWEET oPoPoNAX FROM MEXICol New.
very rare rich and fashionable perfume. The finest ever
imported or manufactured in the United States Try
itand be cqnvtpced
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DR. Eaton's Anodyne Cordial will always be found at
II A uENDRY'S DRUG STORE.
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w- SWEET oPoPoNAXl Is the sweetest Extract
made supercedes all Others Try it once will use
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ew- SWEET OPOPONAX FROM MEXICOI The
most elegant and essential personal requisite for lady
Extract of Sweet OpopOnax y - .--
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q SWEET oPoPoNAXi New Perfume from Mczi
co The only fashionable perfume and ladies' delight
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-08
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY NovEMBER lss7-rRIPLE SHEET

made BY the Council Of Minister and by the Minis
Try Tor the Coooes e has been the custom hitherto.
The origin OF this royal order has been IL 10 said point
o. PRIDE and dignity on the part OF General Lersund.
who having been once recalled BY seMor Alexandra
Castro, the actual Colonial Minister refused 10 receive
sibo, also that negative 10 the appointment may have
originated with sehor Castro, and II so the Ministers
mus have had no alternative but TO mako tho appoint
ment directly. Tho Villa de MADRID having been se1t 10
Italy, Ms kxcellency is now expected IN her Catholic
Majesty . steamer Blanca
Two more detective Custom House Officers are OK
pected from New York.
According 70 the Dinro de Santiago dc Cuba, OF the
oath ult. the prisoners implicated in tho ARRAY az tho
pubic prison OF that city tried and condemned by
. council OF war held In the ediice on the sd
uL, ard presided by Colonel Demer.o Quiros- Tne
trial 10 said 10 have been conducted publicly and the
court closed ai three H. The sentences were passed
and approved and at O'Clock eleven OF the crmi
nails were conducted to Capia all condemned 10 death.
case, that Of Jose Gregorio Cruza coored man. under
extenuang circumstances inc supposed TO have rested
on the merits OF an informer The Commandant General
accordingly implored the Captain General by telegraph
10 commute ths sentence passed on Cruzat 10 eight
years Imprisonment aud the petition was Immediately
assentcd TO- In the name OF ths Queen. Al thirty min
utes past i've the next morning the ten rngeaders were
led rom the prison, accompanied by the Brotherhood
OF Mercy and escorted by two companies Of infantry
and picket OF cavalry to the small fronting the
Cemetery where the execution took place among
multitude OF people.
Yesterday having been a strict holiday IAN Saints
Day. very little DO said about the sugar market
Buyers show no disposition TO pay the actual quotation
OF Srs. for No H. Tho only charters reported OF
on London, 10 to l614. Currency, 25n per cent dis
count
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wEsTcHEsTER.

FIXES AT FoRDnAx AND ACKNOWLEDGMENT eleven
and twelve o'clock yesterday fire broke out IN farm
house at South Fordham, known as the Archer Home
stead, and owing the neagrc fire preventive arrange
mont the building was completely Quilted in q very
time II occupied BY the family OF gard ener
In the employ Of Mr.. Lorng Andrews, OF New York,
bad rented the pince Nearly all the furniture was
saved. The IRE is SAID 10 have originated through Tue
accidental ignition OF some Matches with which the
children been playing in the upper portion OF the
mouse. Probably insured. About i've O'Clock
Wednesday evening considerable excitement was occa-
stoned in tho vicinity OF Wcstchostcr road MeIrose
through the frantic geeiiculatous and cries OF several
persons employed In a carriage factory belonging 20
Mr. Peter Laser. IL appears the roof OF tho latter es
caught FIRE, which circumstance, as known TO
the workmen created quite a panic. Fortunately tho
Fire Department promptly hand and the harnes
sxingusned before any serious damage bad TRANSFERRED.
DauSxEr ARRAY AoHRsASrA Michael Kelly,
residing at Morr,sanis, and John Hammond, whose
place OF abode located in the peaceabe village of Har
lem woro arraigned before magistrate OF Morrsania
yesterday forenoon, to answer . charge OF having
caused a serious disturbance tho preceding
evening in of the public thoroue hfsres.
From The tostimsny of the oiicer who effected their
arrest II appears that the accused had been worshippng
rather freely al the shrine OF the rosy god y whrh
unhapply had the " rendering them rather pug
nacons. While pumuclng each other 10 the intense
delight OF select" circle Of friends individual with
shield dropped in, and, putting sudden stop TO the
sport conducted the bellgerents to thevllago lock
Hammond. who appeared 10 be the chief aggressor
fined SIS and Kelly. Who about nfty-nv years OF
age, was let on with costs.
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which We wsrs no longer 70 take part Bat apart a.
veil a. connected WITH outside well - within the
board Of directors Of those companiss We snail NOS 30
ss than during the past rsspsctng tho interests
81 Management which shared n Tor 20 iong period
vhh the absolute zeal As 70 the silence which We
uItusnable attacks of which have been sne object
explained BY the very nature OF these attacks BY
the motive which dictated them, and by the object,
which lhey were ayowed to have In view but chiefly
10 explained By arm conviction that accurate
Appreciation OF facts and the circumstances viii not
all speedily 70 condemn our. assailants I
EMILE PERETRE,
Isaac PEREIRE,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-08
TINE BOARD Or HEALTH.

The Board or Health held their regular meeting yea
terday afternoon, DR.. Parker in the chair
The question TO the powers Of the Board in the
granting Of booth permits again called up by tho
reading Of the following report from the COUNSEL
In reference 20 the resolution passed the LIST inst,
by which am asked what power the Board OF Health
has remove erected the streets sidewalks
OF New York with without permits from the Mayor,
beg 70 reply follows FIRST, think the power Of the
Board 10 precsay the same whether the erections
upon the streets sidewalks. and do not that the
permit OF the Mayor would limit the authority the
Board were looked upon designed
or override the rights 81 tho Mayor such bel
give permit. but should be regarded an Authority
In Board 70 decide whether what has been erected
under such permits is detrimental 70 the public The
gs Of she report which no doubt from the over excite
ment Of the author concerning the elec,ionl 10 ex-
tremey uninteigibe 70 anybody speaking English,
contends that the Board Of Health, and not the Msyof,
has the power 10 decide when street srecons are dstr
mental TO the public health; and furhermore that me
Board and not the Mayor has the power 20 remove az
street erectons detrimental 10 the public wnctncr
not they detrimental In the particular OF hesth
Colonel b. I. Morgan, who headed commitss i! ~.
the Grand Army Of the Republic and who conteeas as
they represent ten Thousand veterans requesssu w
board 10 postpone action In the matter o. ss.
booth aites for two weeks The committee az soss
the end OF that time they would be prepsleo 20 PrvvS
that the Soldiers business Messenger anu Desp.scu
Company was O scheme not gotten up Ior Wv -
soldiers but for the enrichment o. cersan ~Hcpunns
indiyiduala
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v & NJ E z U E L A.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD.

DnIness Of Trade Owing To the Revolution
Government Trying TO Reconcile Matters
aud Negotiate u Lomu.
LAGUAYRA Oct IL, 1857
The ports Of Laguayra and Porto Cabelo are both
very dull OF the revolution outside OF Ca
raca about miles distant from tho city, caused by
the discomfort Of the greater part Of the republic
count Of the bad management Of the government, the
revoluioniss crying down the President and bis Cabi
for their unconstitutional way OF ruling. Tho force
of the revoiutonsts it Is said consists OF about three
thousand men poorly armed.
The force Of the government il about four thousand
mon They have had several engagements, in which
the has been the loser death prison
also desertion to the other party At time
about two hundred meIor more, with their officers. de-
serted, taking With them their and ammunition.
The government is cndea voving TO bring about Q
reconciliation, but the Tovolutioniss do wsh
10 terms and the general opinion IL that n the
fails In procuring the heavy loan they desire
from the mercantile community ut Lagusyra and
Caracas they viii be obliged surrender. They have
also agents At Porto CahelIo aud other places trying
possible, 10 negotiate a loan.
Commerce entirely at a standstlll Tho crops
good throughout the country, but Doubt will be
lost for want OF to attend TO them tho
ment ia forcing in the army all those who able
bear arms.
The only State that seems 20 in peace Is that OF
GuayaDa, which Is attributed to the geld mines and
American immg ration-
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and steady paisans OF Sanave during the Cape insur
rection He was q member or the provisional govern
ment and acted as chief secretary When the English
steamer bombarded Cape Hayden, Delorme aoeomnaned
sanave aboard the American gunDoat Soto, which
veyed the party to Monte Christie. In e.. Domingo
In company with his young wife he wandered through
woods He AZ length reached 81. Thomas and thence
went to Brussea There he published two pamphlets one
on ''Prejudices Against Coiored Races aud America
democracy the other ON the "Monroe Doctrine
CENERAL sALoMos
= the Minister resident the courts or - Janes
81 Cloud and Madrid. He IS black man. very reserved
IN his dcmeanor and OF q somewhat English air. he
has long resided at London and Paris Saionon 10 a
lawyer by profession and nlcd the post OF Financial
Mihlster under soulonque. AT one time ne was pup
cy branded as enemy tho black race but events
ana ms whole career have established the fasty Of the
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tend ball IN The dockyszd Il simsn's Town. On Sap
tembsr 10.
Nj. j Mo0Ai N African missionary, and the
brothernlaw OF Dr. Livingstone had published letter
giving strong for hoping that the latter still
alive Mr. No1at stated that report had been received
At Zanzibar cf Livnestones passage through dstrcs
than the place where be said to have
been killed.
An unusual spread Of fever had taken place in Cape
town ana occasioncd much anxiety. There had been
large number OF fatal cases. principally among the poorer
population but several persons among the Weather
classes had also succumbed.
The Basuto war was proceeding. There had been
some severe hghting
Another ecclesiastical dispute had occurred The
Reva Messrs. Walter and Crompton had tried pre-
vent Bishop Coienso from officiating in Pine Town
church, but had iaiied.
The butch Quinquennial Synod was to be opened on
October g. when important discussions on the relation
the Duich Church with the State and on It's Church dis
cpIine were expected 70 occapy iArge portion OF the
session. ~
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S r. DO MIN @ O..
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or THE HERALD.
War With Hayti-Detai,s Of the Landing ut
Monte Christi.

Monte Christi.
HAVANA, Nov. 2, 1857.
Ell Occ'dente new paper which appeared YESTERDAY,
contains the following letter from correspondent In s.
Domingo city dated October To-
The friends OF Buenaventura Baez the ex. President
peace and tranquility OF this country, just effected
landing Monte Christi and after having surprised
that ndefensive population. occupied tho hamlet OF
Quay ubn. This foolish raid has naturally produced
some alarm. Everybody asks what IL means The
petition sailed from Cape Hayien in Haytien vessels
and armed Therefore this is the second time that
such Infamous aggression has protected By tho
government OF Sanave.
Tho Dominican government has honoraby fulfilled
the terms Of the treaty of July 20; but unfortunately
sanave. who Is very common mana treacherous
character, unworthy OF station he hods-has sold
himself 10 the views of Paez Tho majority Of the
DominicaDs however, do not lend their aid the sed
tous cry; on the contrary the people are decided TO
repe spontaneously all sorts OF revolutionary enden
cies, especially when characterized by Baezism. There
fore has been easy to completely defeat the adven-
turous fllibusters.
CALAMITY at Espefanza that they were completely cut TO
pieces, that the enemy will be abie easily 10 rally
Inc question now 'oows VIVA. VIII 20 .ne a,.s y.
Hayt? That Is the question. General Cabra, at all
events has ordered the Minister lately sent TO Port au
Prince TO exchange the racations OF the treaty to
suspend all relations with Saluaves government, and
leave the Haytien territory without delay For this
purpose he desp patched schooner TO Jacmel with the
necessary instructions TO the Minister.
Considering manner in which the Dom nican gov
eminent has been treated not BY Hayt but by Salnave
IL Is possible hat it may determine revenge ITSELF
AMI once this step Is taken-and there Is little
doubt it will bethe Dominicans may rely successful
issue. With five thousand men armed with machetes
they march the capital of Hayt and when once
occupied they would not retire till the government OF
Sainave rendered the necessary guarantees II Is unor
tunate that the question cannot be settled by other
means but The policy OF the country and other reasons
in favor of It's people, demand such course
General Cabrai Is ready TO march Immediately Tor
Cbao Before appearing the frontiers IL will be well
that ne such provinces may clam his pre-
sence. This tour take up month unless he forces
the northeastern line is his intention.
The government agent in London has negotiated loan
OF 81 600, 900.
There Is considerable animation In mining and railway
enterprise. Many vessels expected also, TO load
guano.
The tobacco crop been good, and the loadings In
our harbor daily increasing
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BRITISH REFORM.

Werkiasmes for Members Of ParIiamens-
''Taxinx the Party 10 secure Their Return.
From The London Express Oct. rs.
Last night . meeting Of the Work ingmen's Associa-
zion was beid a. the Bell Inn, Old Bailey Mr. g. Potter
= the char "N#&
The said that he had written to several gen.
temen ask ing them become Of the fund
gscprng the election Of wcrkirgmen 20 Parliament.
xr. NJ G Torrens. NJ Pr replied, stating that he
As willingly accepted the ofcs OF trustee The Hon.
Herbert also wrote accepting the Office OF trustee and
s sSD.csp'1 nm MT s.nrs D r0 s r. declined 20
scheme The following letter had been received from
yhr. Bainss, "A. Pr
D.A. sI 50 With Ds srs h
s IL ps my y 70
once iSa ss hing n The House But should
OF labor ba recommended 10 sr jsor etisen b.
ss eAsrss,, ead ,a'' ard nsrors sd rsrs.a
s ss aRS eoa sak e
4: Y general .:.ossscn lar Pronsps
perhaps prevent rather than promos the return Of
as strangers upon WIN these
pS.sd so ss :. aesc 70 part IN the pro-
Mr. Ayrton had written follows:--
pr.. have been favored with s USnD. mr.: e +.
tho urn Of workingmea 10 Parsment But il appears g
ssu would only oSses 30 %essnne hue SsH nn n
1s sS ssy q - VIII Viii pG s s pass
@ q on sd @ BE en %e
a aas g I %
n the liberal interest," their claim 70 support BY subscrp.on
can be- considered, but general st e
they % e '; s 9 s's @
Eoald 1 am convinced provoke much opposition THAI
u would receive support am, &c
The chairman and the secretary refuted the assertion
made IN some quarters that the object of the movement
ADDING what sought was thorough presenta
sion Of the industrial classes.