davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-04-30
WHSUTHWTVU1 Ug- IU' IVUV ~ VI
The GREAT NEW ENGLAND REMEON
DIR. j. w, POLAND'S
WHITE PINE COMPOUND.

ut was early in the spring of1S55 thatthis Com
mound was originated. Amember ofmy familyw@
afflicted with an irritation Of the throat attended
with dsagreeablecou had iorsome months
previous thought that preparation, having tOt
its basis the inside bark Ofwhite pine, might bese
compounded as to be very useful in the case ofthS
throat and lungs.s 10 test the value Of 1t in the
case alluded to, compounded asmall quantity Of
the medicine that had been planning. and gave
II in teaspOOnful doses. The result was exceed.
ingIy gratifying. Within two days the irritation
ofthe throat was removed. the cough subsided. and
a speedy cure was effected. Soon after this sens
somo to lady in Londonderry. N, H., who had
been suffering for some weeks from bad coush'
occasioned by sudden cold and had raised mncas
Streaked with blood. She soon found relief and
sent for more. She took about ten ounces Of it.
and got we'll. j. B. Clark. Esq, oditorofthe man'
chester Daily Mi,1or. made trial of the same
propagation in the case of q severe cold, and was
cured Immediately. He was SO highly pleased
with the results. and so attend
ing it's sales If placed before the public that he
finally persuaded me to give it name and send
It abroad to benefit the suffering"
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-04-30
Sash & Blind Factory
ON HAND AND FOR SALE.

WHITE AND YELLOW PINE and
w Poplar Lumber, the best quality Of
Pine Shingles, White and Yellow Pine,
Ash and Poplar Flooring, Sealing Boards,
Siding, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Piekets' on
hand, or furnished on short notice.
We are prepared to make Flooring, or DO
all kinds Of Surface Planing on short no.
tiee, | now have On hand a large quantl-
ty Of ASHENFETTER's
POPLAR SHIN g / E s!
MADE IN PIKE COUNTY.
eg-A Very Superior Artiele.-&S
j. N. WILSON.
Washington, Aug %, '67. 3s-6m
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-04-30

The following note in the Ko'
komo, Indiana, Tribune, caused the
removal Of it's editor, T. G, Phil.
lips, from the Special Mail Agency
Of Indiana:
"It Is time for you, Andrew John
son, to be going. Take with you
your man servant, Seward yoU
maid servant. Grandmother Welles
your ass, Alexander w Randall,
and flee to the mountains, where
your face maG be seen no more for
ever.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-04-30

Vsyv large number Of important testinonIGb eave
.lsaIp ben ;scsiusd from Physicians. Ceygynsn Apo
h,eSrss ami indeed from all classes in socIsty spsak'
;rg N he most dattsring terms 9f The White Itns
Compound.
Dr.. NICHOLS Of NmtAaeld, w. says'
~ ind the White Pine CompoiiRd % oe very slHca'
.io,s mol oly IN cdtsghs and oihey pmaic ggsct.ons.
S,J eIso IN affections of be kidneys, dsbIitg q ads
Stonaeb, and oths" kiadIgd orgaHs.'
Rsv. j. x. CHASE, qt Ramsey NJ a., '0ritfss
uTEave t,r gears regarded your White Ftss Coa:
ro,,l az an i,a1dlaabls remedy. Gun truly say thas
sSsd 4 as sgn more edicacios and Ualabls aa evsF
Saps ii,st taken he CbmpoHd Jsr cold and works
eha,mmgly"
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-04-30

VTTOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
w the citizens Of Washington and vi
cinity that they have associated themselves
permanently in the proctce of medicine.
Their vast experience and successful!
treatment of all the forms Of Acute and
Chronic Diseases for more than thirty years,
has gained for them wide spread reputa-
ton; and having availed themselves OF the
advantages of all the new discoveries ana
means for the relief and cure the afflicted,
they confidently anticipate full share Of
the patronage and confidence Of the public
believing they so well and truly merit that
eonfidedce Of this people, :,
They will give particular attention to all
forms of
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-04-30

The son Of Robert Morris, the
colored lawyer Of Boston, will
graduate this summer at the college
Of st. Sulpice, Montpelier, France.
The parents will be present, and
the entire family will then make an
extended tour ON the Continent.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-04-30

m. POLAND: IN the Fdti qf 1857, took very vts'
y5 ,Id qpheh brought a very seers cough, pain 81
Nv NM ana hslgs, aud rdisg blood. 0as also vsrv
badig Inflicted yit hat bahoisseAs dlssase-tas h'0sg
Gnnnlaiah Ebr the three yzqgS past hdps been rs'y
vslieh abIed l0iih my tpai and tungst choking up ans
,s,a ~ Inness sigA NTH bad cough atter 1disiHe
Mood fst that my time here aRa b short a''less
soon gol rsiifG This Spl1ig, 'eas iaeed % hg yoW
me Pine Cbmpop,d though mg faih ~ e lraa small
B,it 10 gV asiollsiRet beiofs dd iiiifs iivs sesF
~ sooh vds better the kidney trouble also, and could
vi ni5bts ,Vitloa choiifg up and rais'ly ~ aaca
have taken nearly three bellies and am Jesi's ''Se 'e'
,vo,,la add that my latAe's family i lacliasl 70
consumption my tdhs, mot her, and too sisters haplns
died tOith Il,
~. W hfte Pine ugmp0aAd ddFntissd al length N
o,, columns Is not only to Is name invng, bai i
h;ohly approped madeleine Dr. J. W. lbldHd, iae ~
as1oy has he confidence et NE many who k1lon him
confidence ghch hs e9ggd lgtle laboFing l'ssay man
Years as Bapiia atatsts his eTpsTfehlce es W
fsr IN him % make experiments 0aea issued IN h'S
rsedical iiseope7y- RsaiaH saiPhmai and Reflector,
VALUABLE MEDIc lNR--Dr Eolands WAas
Pms Compound ddrafsssa q ar eo'inls 's saees,s;
s ttsi h combine and apply TIE nsdieai virtues e
ns Whi,t Pine bark n ias been Aaroaghlg fe''ea y
w naopls IN ts citg ard riHlig and ne p9of'7seS
kas ssimoaials 70 is ualae ea persons gsa As'e
o,T citlsas. We rgcgmme'd tis tIlai n 90 ~ n, ~
AZ disease to s1hicA0 Is adapted 3 ~ seN ~ US
ss,y dyt0qsls--New York Independent
The White Pine Compoun
n.,,,,.f,o,,v.a al the M W ENGLAND BOTANIC
DFPOT los Ranousr SfIssti Bes'olh
GEORGE " sWErE ND. Hisiris'or
g04 SALE BY
J. w, g. w. P. Cleayeland'
wAsHISGToN, OHIO 49,.
! March 18th, 1865
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-04-30
Lamn Chimneys.

OA0 D0Z. Lamp Chimeeys to arrive
ZUU -..o be sold low By the dozen
or gross at Cincinnati prices. Coal Oil
Lamps, Burnsrs and fixtures at less prices
than at any other houre. ..~,,,,,
! Istf 5. BbREMAN'
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-04-30

--QuEm. Is q man who has
made a fool of himself to be con.
sidered a self-made manY
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-04-30
DIsEAsES
Esnecinllr those of FemaIes.

Especially those Of Females
Diseases Of the Ear and Eye, Deafness,
0torrhoea, Blindness, Sore Eyes, Sesofula
in all its various forms and complications
Nervous Diseases Of every kind, Affections
Of the Throat and Lungs, Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, Sick Headache. Affections Of
the Stomach and Bowels, Kidneys and
Urinary Organs, Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Heart Diseases and Sexual Debility, Sper,
matorrhoea, Gonorrhoea, Syphilis, and all
the forms Of skin disease, The various
forms Of Dropsy, Erysipelas, Epilepsy
Fistula, and Piles ofevery form, Prolapsa'
Uteri, Sterility, Leueorrhoea, Suppression
and all the forms Of Female irregularity
/ will receive special attention.
/ tX~ OFFICE one door West Of the VII
son House,
Where one or the other can be found at a.
times unless professionally absent.
Consultation az Office Free
They viii visit patients Il requested,
! Mareh as, 1867. Ie-u
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-04-30
N EW LIVERY
AND
FEED STABLE
JOHN PAUL

rs PREPARED to accommodate the
L travelling public with safe and speedy
horses, and handsome and comfortable
buggies, at all times, on reasonable terms. lS
Horses fed and taken care of at reasonable
rates.
KIRK HOUSE STABLE-Back Of
Simon Doran's Feed Stable.
April l0S 1867. A'H
The New York herald., 1868-10-30
General Prim's Vigilance ana
Energy.
A General Election and Universal
Suffrage Recommended.
An English View Of General Grants
Election.

The Cunard mail steamship China Captain Hook.
ley, arrived at this port yesterday morning. Her
malls and dispatches are only one day later than
those which we received by the City Of Boston ana
Holsatta, the substance OF which was detailed In
Wednesdays HERALD.
An address has been presented to the Emperor Ma
poleon BY about 100 influential noblemen, N. P.'s,
and other gentlemen praying his Majesty to support
the project Of o submarine tunnel between En- gland
and France.
An election riot took place at Exmouth on the
OF the tenantry Of the Hon. Mark Roble, who were
mounted on horses, who In turn charged the mob,
fortunately without causing any loss OF lhe though
several women and children had narrow escapes
A protest against ritussm has been addressed to
the Archbishop Of Canterbury and the Bishop OF CHI
Chester by the Archdeacon and the rural deans Of
the Archdeaconry OF Chichester complaining Of tho
ritualiBtic excesses Of the present day.
The Empress OF Russia has returned to the villa
d'Ese, from Milan, the waters OF the Lake OF Como
having gone down considerably.
General CfaldIni Is expected IN Madrid on an ex-
traordnary mission to the revolutionary government.
The Minister Of Justice in Spain has renewed his
orders against arbitrary arrests In violation OF the
privacy Of domicile, and the decree which author
tied religious communities las such) to acquire and
possess property has been annuled.
Dispatches were forwarded on the 10th from the
Colonial ONCE to the Governors Of Gibraltar, Malta
Ceylon, Hong Kong, Labuan, the Straits settle
ments the Australian colonies and the West India U
Islands.
The New York herald., 1868-10-30

Probable Success or nIonasas In shc Eiec-
tions-Peece In Cumann-RoIas About TO
submit-vomito Raging In Caracas.
HAVANA, Oct. ~, 1893.
Our datcs from Caricas are to tho 9TH The cleo
tion for President was proceeding with great
warmth. There is little doubt OF the success OF
ueneral Jose T. Monagas, whose health hos OF late
much improved, and he Is now considered out Of
danger The Civil Chief OF the district had prohib-
tied the carrying Of arms showing that the capital
was quiet. THIS onlcer had separated himself from
his post during the progress Of the elections.
Poacc had bean restored In Cumana BY treaty
signed by The provisional governments OF Apure. A
commission appointed 70 confer with the General-in-
Chief was expected at the capital.
The General Pedro Manuel Rojas), who has mann
taned armed resistance IN the state Of Barqusl-
meto. has Just agreed upon q suspension OF arms
with General Ruperto Monagas, with view ot
arriving at definite arrangement u - asserted
that Kojas Ia now disposed 10 recognize the govern
ment which has arisen from the revolution In Ca
r6cas. .
Concerning the state OF Zuia-the only ono now
In opposition to the MonaRas g0vernment-it - posi-
lively asserted that Sutherland has nally decided 70
recognize the new order OF things and deliver MP 10
the government OF Cardcas the three war steamers
belonging 10 the nation which We're given up ater
the fall OF Puerto Cabello by the Pruzuaistas ~ Is
also further asserted that sutherland ts disposed 70
abandon tho Presidency OF the state and retire 70
Europe, In order TO enjoy the large fortune whlcl
be has had tho wisdom 10 accunuato during Ills ad'
mlpistration.
Tue ,omito has been raging In Caracas, selecting
iu Victims mostly among the young
The New York herald., 1868-10-30


[From the Liverpool Daily Courier, Oct 1871
II the renewed activity OF Mount Vesuvius should
be followed by an eruption. as the present appear
snca Of matters would seem TO threaten. the cir.
observed for the past eighteen centuries. n has
the mountain has been in eruption twice during the
course OF few months but the occurrence OF three
erupttons 10 the course OF year Is altogether un-
precedented. II we trace the history OF the noun.
tain from the period Of the great outbreak Of 70 A. d.
we shall recognize amid considerable amount OF
rregulariy, gradual increase In the rapidity with
each other her Nor has the increase In the number OF
erupuons been In any way attended by decrease In
their Intensity On the contrary, the eruptlons OF
any which the mountain has given vent to during
the whole period which elapsed since the eruption OF
'79. The eruption which took place last winter was
Enormous masses Of red hot stone and rock were
hurled forth for days together and at night the nen
sity Of the fire which was raging within the bowels
OF the disturbed mountain was indicated by
tho resplendeni .whiteness OF the vast canopy
OF vapOr which overhnng vesuvius. Since
that time yesuvius can hardly be said TO have
active eruption Gradually the violence OF the dis
turbance Increased until the beginning Of July, but
the mountain did no; cease to project stones and
doubtless remember that we Indicated at that time
the apparent connection between the occurrence OF
the disturbed mountain. Since then other earth
quaEes have occurred in the South or Europe cir
cumstance which we cannot but consider cOnflrma-
be noticed that these disturbances have taken place
while the mountain has been comparatively at rest.
Now that tho volcano Is again in action. and vio
may look for cessation OF earthquakes 10 the Med-
terranean volcanic district. 1t s worthy OF note that
the earthquake which shook the British iBes on the
18th OF August 1915 seems 10 have been associated
with the eruption Of vcsuvius which occurred within
few days OF the same date.
The New York herald., 1868-10-30
CHILE.
Another Sen at TalcahuanO md Lota-Ter-
riac Thunder St0rms-COal Washed Ashore
Business Dull.

Another Sen at TalcahuanO md Lota-Ter.
riac Thunder Storms-Coal Washed Ashore
Business Dull.
VALPARAISO, Oct. s, 1sss
Another OF the few remaining heroes Of the strug-
Gle against Spain for independence. General Eugenio
Necochea, died In Santiago last week. The appro-
pirate honors were paid to his memory.
Talcahuano, an important seaport town In the
south OF the republic, suffered severely from the
effects OF the rising Of the sea in August last, and
within the last few days most extraordinary pbe-
nomena have been observed again In the waters OF
the bay. After an unprecedented season Of rainy
weather and terrible northers" the people Of Taca-
huano noticed on the nights OF the 18th and 18th OF
last month that the sea was unusually rough, and
that the same movements were taking place that
warned them In August to ny 80 some place OF safety
A long, roaring and subterranean noise was heard,
and although at the moment there was not breath
OF wind stirring the sea commenced to rise and
heave IN very violent manner. Ships anchored In
the bay swung In all directions; collisions, resulting
In considerable damage, took place. and the anchor
chains shaken by some invisible force caused q
sound that heard ut great distance. The usual
currents changed their course and brought TO the
wreck ,f, at the island Of Qu;riguina. which
proves the change occurring. The water be-
town for some distance, e. fortunately Without
doing any injury OF consequence. The people were
a. as
ing. In Lota, another southern port, and near TO
Talcahuano, the same phenomena were observed,
but accompanied by terrific thunder storm and 90
frightened the people that they ned 20 the neghbor
ing hills In dlsmay, leaving the town completely un
Inhabited for the night and only returning when the
sea had assumed Its usual aspect. In Valparaiso
nothing OF similar nature was noted. Indeed, the
two ports / have mentioned appear to be the only
ones where these wonders have appeared, and In
those towns the greatest damage was inflicted BY
the earthquake OF last month";
Business has been almost parayyed during the last
fortnight owing to the continuance OF the heavy
rains / have previously menioned the authorities
thought proper to proong the iestvities attendant
the celebration OF the anniversary OF Chilean In
dependence, and the mercantile portion OF the COM
munty were obliged to remain with closed doors ior
several days. ..lg
Tie Dscotah Is still In port.
The New York herald., 1868-10-30
EoiiViA.
The Treaty of Limits Confirm ed-BrsS ~ Yan
Encronchments ON Peru-Trouble Ahead.

The Treaty of Limits Cennrm ed-Brss' Yan
Encronchments ON Peru-Trouble Ahead.
LIMA, Oct. II, 1858.
Prom Bolivia we learn that the celebrated treaty
OF limits between that republic and Brazil has been
confirmed by Congress. There Is no doubt that the
Captain General President and what not Melgarejo
OF Bolivia intimidated the Congress into this mea-
sure since By ts adoption he secures several
and decorations from his imperial nevhbor, though
at the same time he cedes to Brazil 10, 900 square
leagues OF Bolivian territory; and not altogether
Bolivian territory either for Peru by the treaties
defining limits, celebrated between the kings Of
spain aud Portugal In l775, claims large portion Of
the land now given TO Brazil. This latter Power by
virtue OF the BOLIVIAN arrangement now encroacnes
upon Peruvian sol and the unfriendy relations ex-
Bting between this republic and the American en-
pre, together with the general distrust felt towards
tine American policy Of the latter, may give rise to
some AFFAIRS Of moment Tho Minister OF Foreign
Affairs under prado now occupying the same post,
protested forclby against this treaty, and now is
about to renew that declaration on the part Of his
governments.
Since the action OF Brazil in the war against Para
quay concerning which IL VIII be recollected Peru
demonstrated, no confidence or sympathy has been
felt In taH country for Don Pedro and his subjects
The New York herald., 1868-10-30
Bnse Ball Notes.

u should DO remembered that to-day the picked
mines from New York and Brooklyn play on the
Union grounds. The New York nine includes
Walker. W. and II. Koey, OF the Active; Mills
Flanly and Swaudell, OF the Mutual, and Psbor,
Austin and Shelley, Of the Union. The Brooklyn
nine consists OF Mills, zettlein and Ferguson, OF the
Atlantic; Marin, Eggler and Patterson oil the Eek
ford, and Rogers Worth and Jewell lof the star
The proceeds OF the game Will be presented to
John Zclley AZ testimonial from his quondam
friends-the ball playing fraternity OF New York and
Brooklyn. II would be highly crediiabe 20 the nd
mlrers of the sport II there should be as great o
crowd ct the game to-day as there was on Monday.
Tomorrow The return game between the Mutuals
pnd Activos comes on at the Union grounds.
! The time has passed for the Judiciary Committee
to take action In the case OF Judge Advocate Betou
va The Active Club. The recording secretary OF the
association has, therefore, closed the matter on the
association books.
The Athletics claim that the new series Of games
between them aud the Atlantics was arranged espc-
ciaty for the championship, and as the Atlantics
have lost II there Il nothing worth playing for. They
now want to get on q championship series with the
Mutuals, but have not ~ yet succeeded In eecting
ANY arrAQQeInent.
The New York herald., 1868-10-30
THANKSGIVING DaY.
Proofs aiaron by Reuben e. Fcnton, GevernoR
Of the state Of New York.

Proofs aaron by Reuben e. Fcnton, GevcrnoR
Of the state Of New York.
Each year has Its own special grounds for thanss-
giving. Bringing return of the common benefac-
tons OF lfe II brings also its own peculiar and DIS
tinQuishing Dlessngs Not alone In the recorded
annals OF the State, but In the unwrten history Of
every nreslde are these signal benefits clearly per.
ceptible.
Tho past year has been no exception. I'm many
ways has illustrated and enforced the truth thus
wrought into the immutable law OF Coda benedcens
providence The earth has not forgotten to Yield
her Increase; the toll OF the husbandman has re-
eeived generous reward the thrfs OF trade has fol-
rity has crowned all citizens with Its manifold
benenta No pestilence has como TO- imperil the
shade over The Sessinws ~ 40 proinseIy snewsreS
upon them. The multiplied and economical agencies
for the attainment Of Intellectual and moral culture
have advanced the character and intelligence Of our
whole people. The skill Of the artisan mas enriched
society with continued contributions OF use ana
beauty, and the trlumpns Of laror, IS well the
agencies OF commerce, have more widely diifused
t.e u ,,so comforts a and en9ymeats OF man Tae seGr
cal discussions. with their sautary influence, tho
general regard for law, unite In calling for cheerful
The manly and generous recognition OF the rshts
and welfare OF others, ~ resting upon the same
foundation with our own high claims. Abroad ~
well As ct home In lands long subject 10 ilisera re-
strctions, a well as IN our own with It's mere az
allied aspllati0nS, the mind 10 asserting 1ts fteuon
and the emancipation OF men from the dominion Of
prejudice and caste Is steadily making Its way.
In view OF these benetactons ct US dedicate ons
day TO general thanksgiving and praise that we ni"y
be prepared to enter upon n new year Win laMrss. 49,
conceptions of our duty with moro rcsosuts cSn.
secratlon 10 the cause OF humanity and moe ~ ~
vout obedience TO the viii OF God. 10 ths enn @ oa,n
spectfully designate and appoint Ihurslas, v tsas
day OF November next; and recOnneu,ha ~ ,,e,r
suspendlng all ordinary business pursuits sns pe ~
pie do then assemble In their respecsre PsI Pcs az
worship engaging In such religious soie' ,, oh,s
snail most tly express the sense OF ~ "a ~
CATION and gratitude with which s.o @ or n,,s,,a
In witness whereof have hereuhioa go myl,eu ,ny n
name and alxed the privy seal o. inc sts,e "a as
n Inc vsar ~ ovr Lord ono thousand eight lundtsd
and sixty eight. ksonS" n,.,, =, n' pr,v.,.
Dy the 0oysruor--CHARLss w. SAITH frivae
Secretary.
The New York herald., 1868-10-30


6ervice-ReIeaso Of Political Prisoners.
eceH PANAMA, Oct 20, 1868.
There is little change In the state OF affairs here
since my last except that to-day we are rather
quieter owing to the fact that President Correoso
with about 900 men LEFT the city yesterday evening
on the Montijo for Chiriqui, and we are free from
the strains Of martial music that have almost
deafened u for the past month. Correoso's men
are well armed with breechoading rifles, which they
seized In the store of r. U. Merno Co. and appro-
priated. They are determined to march to death or
victory, and the enemy should show
Aght there is fair prospect Of some OF
them kissing the dust Before procuring the
full number OF volunteers 1t found necessary to
seize Chileans Costa Rcans. Nicaraguans and others,
and force them into the service Those OF the latter
two countries were brought here on contract TO
work Tor the railroad company, and were taken OF
the wharf by body OF armed soldiers. Tho agent OF
release to tho President but, Notwithstanding his
promises 10 set them at liberty, they were carried
on. the Costa Rica Consul, Sehor Miro, who Is
tive OF Panama and q prominent partisan Of the
Cerre0sO party, taking no steps In the matter The
Chile Consul took the part Of his countrymen
their liberty. A senior Juan Mendoza. gentleman
Of color, ILLS the Presidential chair during Oerreosos
absence. In ten days or 30 we shall probably have
the result OF this expedition.
The political prisoners, Zuarietta, Russell and Her
rera, were liberated on Sunday, the two former with
anu bonds given that he would leave the country.
He at the time OF his arrest and for many years
previous In the employment OF the railroad, and an
exceedingly quiet, well conducted gentleman.