davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-02-03

The JhrETrNa JAPs.--The reader has been
advised of shs arrival In this country Of an
official embassy iSem the government of Jap
an Their Object is to make observations and
possess themselves Of some h.eus Of the ad
yanced civilization Of tho Americans, and to
carry back TO their o~R country some cf the
fruits of such observations A correspondent
Of The N. y. 7Im@ gives the names and des
crlbes the Official dignity Of the several mem
bers Of the embassy as follows:
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-02-03

Or. SAoE'8 ChTARRH HEMEDYs
It fs the only form OF instrument yet invented
with which fluid medicine can be carried high up
md perfectly applied to all parts OF the affected nasal
passages and the chambers or cavities cOmmunicat
ins herewith, In which sores and ulcers frequently
exist, and from which the catarrhal discharge gene
rally proceeds. Ths want OF euccees in treating
Caarrh heretofore has arisen largely from the mpOs
sibility OF applying remedies TO these cavities and
cha nScrs by any OF the ordinary methods. This
obstacle In the way of efecting cures 10 entirely
overcome by the invention Of the DOnche. III usng
this instrument the Fluid Is carried by It's weight
(no s1u1g forcing or pumping being requiredD up one
nostr In full gently flowing stream to the highest
portion OF the nasal passages passes INTO and thor
oughly cleanses all the tnbes and chambers connected
herewith, and flows out OF the ppesite nostri Its
is pleasant, and so simple that q child can under
stand it, Full and explicit directions
accompany each instrument When used with this
instrument, DIR. Sages Catarrh Remedy cures recent
attacks of s'COld In the Heado bya few ap-
plicatiOns.
symptoms OF Catarrh. Frequent head
ache discharge falling into throat. sometimes pro-
fuse, watery, thick mucus purulent offensive. &c.
In others dryness, Dry, wsiery' weak or inhamed
ringing in ears deafness, hawking and coughing TO
clear throat, alterations, scabs Rom ulcers, voice
altered, nasal twang, offensive breath, impaired or
total deprivation of sense of smell and taste dzz
mental depression loss Of appetite. Indigestion
enlarged tonsils, tickling cough, &c. Only few OF
these symptoms are likely to be present in any case
at one time.
Dr. sage,s Catarrh Remedy, when used
with DIR. Pierce's Nasal DOuche, and &C.
companied with the constitutional treatment which
Is recommended In the pamphlet that wraps each
bottle OF the Remedy is q perfect specific for this
loathsome disease and the proprietor Offers in good
faith, $500 reward for a case he can not cure.
The Remedy fs mild and pleasant TO use containing
no strong catrstic drugs poisone. The Catarrh
Remedy Is sold at so cents, Douche at GO cents, by
all Druggists, or either will be mailed by pro-
prietor on receipt Of GO cents.
- R.V V.PIERCE, M. d.,
Sole Proprietor
BUFFALO, NY.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-02-03
correspondence New York Times.
The haunting IIsps.

Iwakura, the first Embassaovr, is
Viee-P President Of His Japanese Imperial
Majesty's Ministry, Sandeo being Prssl.
dent. Iwakura 10 somewha. over tihy
years Of age, Of second Official rank and
man Of such superior ability as to be
commonly termed the Tenuo's right.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-02-03

VICE PREsrDENCY.-Indic at Wash
ington are that Mr.. C"lfax is to have n rather
fosiDidable competitor for the Vice Presidency
in Senator Wilson who is booming up, and it
is claimed by his friends that lie will have
nearly the solid New England vote. with that
Of Delaware anal Pennsylvania This does
not grow out Of sny feeling of personal op
position 10 MIR. Colfax they aver. bu. on ac
count of the great west" having moEe than
her "eqliibrinm" share in the higher offices
of the government the President, English and
French Missions, etc, and notably because OF
Mr.. ColIax's peTemp,ory declaration mol TO be
a candidate
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-02-03
LYONS KATHARION,
For Preserving and BsausifyAnG the Ha-
man Hair. To Rsevest iss Fasfisg
out ana Turning aYay.

Apreseryed Head OF Hair, In psyscn Of Ssiddls
sge at bespaaks refinement elegance, health ss
beauty II may be truly called womans crowping Clio
W while men are DOT insenslble to its advantages and
charms. Few things are more disgusting than thin,
fikay harsh untanssd Hair with mead aud cover
with dandEuh, yish barber aud you feel and lOok
like new man. This Is what Lyons Katharion viii
do all the time, The eharn which lies In well placed
H1ix. Glossy CaFls Laxariant Tfesses, and . Clean
Had, y no,ieable snd irresistible.
-. SOFA nv an FA,,,xt.s. AM, fsau.,trv s,.s..
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-02-03

A BosroN VlEw OF Fisk, james Fisk, Js.
commenced his business career In Boston,
where be was well known. A correspondent
OF the Cincinnati Tfass thus refers to the sen.
Iimen' OF the people Of that city respecting
Fisk's character.
The Fisk tragedy oeeasioned great
deal Of talk here, where Fisk was we'll
known; bt beyond the expression oi
regret at the mode there was no very
deep sorrow at the result. Fisk was not
cruel, .treacherous or mean; he had some
snowy virtues--or good qualities that
came near being virtuous--was gener-
oas, fraak, enterprising. Bat, beyond
AL this, his example was felt here TO be
ct the most Dangerous character, aud all
the more dangerous beeaase Of the sac.
cess that attended SO many Of his dan,
gsroas operations. lie seemed to ignore
moral principles altogether, anu treat
lie az game, IN which bluff and brae
We're PRIME condilians Of winning, His
lie and death are crowded with SER
mon'' If Young America would hear
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-02-03
Good VS.. Poor Oil !

/ HE undersigned had the misfortune
to receive from Cleveland few days ago lot OF poor
unpleasant Burning OIL fer the first time In Ten Years
AS soon as the quality Was known, had 1t sent back
to the manufacturers and have since received lot of
superior Oeoderized OIL of the quality heretosse sold
by me, which II warranted
have also received cDnsigEnent OF Safety Kero-
sine OIL" which Is superior TO any thing before
used Burning Oil for MHily use for safety well
ecOnomyl As 1t cannot explode, warranted 150-
whereas ordinary oil Is 1iD Are tese.
This Oil Is now used ON all locomotives for head
lights IL Is constantly exposed 81 great heat and
is safe Sperm Lard Oil and clean and pleasant
and burns with beautiful clear white light.
For sale IN any quantity by GEO. WILLARD
Aahtahnla. Jan. ~. 1872. 2mla
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-02-03

CROOKED AND PERvERsE Such treason
able, contracted, selfish intolerant and one
sided people as those of Kentucky have be.
come since the race of Clays have run out,
makes US feel, occasionally, when some new
feature of their pecuiarity is developed, that
the State should be excluded from the federal
family land given place either as an island of
the sea, or dropped within the boundary of
Mexico orsOme other racc who have no sym
pathes In common with the rest of mankind.
The procuring of u charter for Southern
railroad through Kentucky from Cincinnati,
has brought out the character and peculiar-
ties OF this people. A charter has been grant
ed by the Kentucky Legislature, with the pro-
vision that survey OF one or more routes via.
NichoLasville and DLnvilc, in the direction oI
Sparta, Tennessee, the choice of routes to be
made by the people Of Cincinnati, and impos.
es per.capita TAX Of fifty cents on each pass
enger across the Commonwealth of Kentucky
twenty-five cents for each passenger travel
ing one hundre miles, and one cent per hun.
dred pounds on through freight This is as
the Cincinnati Commercial says, in effect a
black mail demand, and the insolence of il is
/
| -
LIST OF PATENTS issued from the United
States Patent Office, to Ohio inventors, for the
week ending jan. 23rd, '72 and each bearing
that date, furnished this paper by Cox &
Cox, Solicitors of Patents, Washington, ID. c.
Musical Pitch Pipe, w. ii. Clarke, Dayton
Steam and Air Car Brake, j. w. Gardner
Cleyclund
Lamp Holder and Shade, W. w. Hawkins
Cleveland
Harry, stcr Dropper, j. w. Irwin, Circlevlle
Manufacture of Grubblng Hoes and Picks, ]
Lee, Cleveland
Piston Picking, J. H. slerhli, Cincinnati.
Lantern. G, s. s. Baron, Brllair.
Extension Table, q. IL. Henkel, German
town.
Cigar Machine, +. c. Miller, Cincinnati.
Book Support, ID. Z. Morgan, Cincinnati.
Telegraph Insulaioi, @. ii. Pond, Cleveland
Insulating Compo md for Telegra2hs &c.
same.
Low Water Alan for Steam Boilers, L
Savage, Ashtabula.
Horseshoe, $. Sloat, Morgan.
Bee Hive, b, +, Bucklin, Cuyaboga Falls.
Whifile Tree, s. S. Buyers, Rawsonville.
Portable Boiler, G. W. Crosby, Cleveland
Dash Board for Carriages, J. Curtis, CIncin
natl.
Hand Flour-saek Packer, /. Delweiller
West Liberty.
Maui for splitting Railroad Rails, A. How
ellis, NewbuSs-
L1Orlcahng Jousnals, F, Kiefel, Cincinnati
Universal Joina Coupling. G. f. Roper an,
II. Fisher, Canton.
Grape Box O. p, Talman, PenysbuFg.
Flood Fence, J. b. Wolfe, Marion&.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-02-03

That liberal Republican convention
held at JeStrson City, Mo, that has been
heralded with Sueh a flourish Of trumpets
and whose oretentious PLATFORM was
sent all over the country by he Asso-
ciated Press, i. appears was made up Of
"Copperheads, Soreheads, rebels and
possum democrats" aud is denounced by
nearly every Republican of prominence
and standing in the State. Patrick
Donan, the rebel editor of the Caucasian,
the local editor of Carl Schurz's paper,
and the celebrated Bill Grosvener, one Of
unmltigated, ran the convention. This
is certainly pretty crowd to speak for
the Republican party Of Missouri, and
Mr. Sehurz is to be congratulated on his
great success in getting up an opposition
to President Grant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-03
Event. In Her Early Lie.

A correspondent OF m Oneida county paper gives
the following gossip relative TO The early lie oil Mrs.
name was Augusta Pagan: Her mother, whose
maiden name was PneCe Durlcy and nor Emma
was native OF the eastern part OF New YORK State
or over The line In Vermont, and always resided IN
this State, except tat about nine years sue lVed IN
Richmond, Va, where. soon alter their arrival
Josepnin was b0rn:-
chased farm IN Inc southern part OF the town OF
Augusta. Pagan killed IN 1889 or lSiO nv ailng
IRON nis wagon. loaded with lumber, while passing
through Stockbrld.e toward home. The wdOw
continued 10 live the farm till her DEATH in 1884,
and mere was Josepnlne's home tn her marriage
aiter parting with her husband IN 1852 Till ner
..Ine accounts have stated that Mr.. McCarty was
q scolcnman which Is wrong; he was native
OF Lewis county, New YORK; sG,ao and the , grand
sSn hes assaSea 9ct% III 6ca sUas
nave nad but ., brief ncq y s. with
babe that she came purposeiy In MS way wnen
their intimacy began, as resort IN an emergency
TOR means to live in the extravagant ana arlsto-
cratic style for which sne always had PASSION
..Mr. McCarty went to England In $780, leaving his
that his vile was ever unfaltnrul to him TIL lew
months alter ne left. Az that time her three chill.
weTs w nose New ors
abandoning herself TO season OF pleasure and the
round OF city amusements.
while on the voyage to England with her children
to JOIN her husband. He had provided passage for
them by steamer out she fell III with new lover,
captain oil apacket ship plying between New York
anu LONDON, and disregardDg her husbands drcc-
tons TOOK passage with him, and sharel his cabin
and berth during the several weeks oil MS voyage.
THIS INCONSISTENCY was repeated In less than two
weeks alter JOining her husband"
"rnen came the exposure and separation. A few
weeks later recOciatOn, on his part Tor the sake or
the children place. Soon after Mccarty TOOK his
children PARIS to avoid contact with captain r..
ana returned himself London to attend TO his duties
a. Juror III the Worlds Exposition. In a lew weeks
McCarty learned tnat the Captain was gong
to Paris by ral the following day, and OWN
ing his errand there he determined TO follow
MN by the same train. He missed tnat but took
the next anu arrived there about three hours later.
Proceeding at once his wlle's residence he sur
prs tue couple lntlm ite relations thai there
was douoting her repeated infidelity. Here ioi-
lowed bowie knife fight in winch wounds were
given and taken, but the false wie's CRIES or muir
der soon brought others upon the scene the com
batants were paired ana ATTAIN +. was dragged
away. McCarty then shut the door OF the ROOM
turned the Kew ana laced MS wife. An hour alter
! wards ne and MS children were on their way tC
London, anu nc saw not his wlle's face again fol
| twelve years.
"rrom that day ner course has been steadily
and surely downward. She returned home IN ls53
and seems To have Played the rOe u last and de
PRAYED woman, I'LL sac was capable Of the crime o
murder.u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-03
HOUSEHOLD TalEyGRY.
Arrest Of . Dishonest servant In Phila-
delphia.

Arrest Of . Dishonest servant In Phila.
German woman named Lizzie Kohler was
arrested in Philadelphia on Thursday last. and
brought on here yesterday by Detective Tilly, for
having robbed Mrs. Christina Burke. OF ATT Second
avenue, OF $500. Lizzie had been engaged 10y Mrs.
Burke as servant. aud had only been in the house
q fort aight when she stole the money belonging TO
that lady rom closet In one OF tho back rooms IN
the house. When the woman brought
on here yesterday Captain Irving dis
covered there were TWO other charges OF q
were sent Tor TO identify her. Before Lizzie
MADR HER APPEARANcE
IN America he mad committed several thefts In
GERMANY. and her parents, who were well on sc lt
her 10 inis country TO avoid the disgrace OF her
actions. Shortly after her departure her husband
children lett benlno bv the errlng mother. After
r0Dbing MIS-. Burke Lizzie went Oh 70 Philadelphia
win me lnteuttun CT enjoying herself upon the pro-
ceeds Of The '.hadl." She began by
TAKING TO HER BOSOM.
q second lord, who rejolces In the soubriquet Of
Mrs. Burke's money. desiring him to put 1t IN the
bank, inste ID OF following out her instructions
Christian lodged out $3.50 In the bank and spent the
remainder on the green cloth. When Detective
1iy arrived In Pnllauelphia with the requisltlon
for LIZZIE ne found her regallng
PARTY OF FRIENDS
on champagne at her boarding house. The tovtal
gang had consumed seventeen bottles OF the exhila-
rating beverage when the detective came upon the
see and put an end to the Orgy by arresting the
bOuntiful hostess me $3.50 banked by Sim was re-.
covered, anu 500 winch she sent to Germany Will
also b. saved. LIZZIE will be taken TO Court TINS
morning, and from there she Will probably make q
trip To the State Prison.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-03
THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In the
Country.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In the
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week, now
ready, contains splendid cartoon, together with
the very latest News bv telegraph from ALI Parts or
the World up to the hour Of publication, including
the latest particulars relative TO the War IN Mexic0
tile condition OF Affairs In Titan; interesting let
ter from HERALD Correspondent on the Nile; the
Execution of george Bolts for the Murder OF "Pet'
Hasted, with q Sketch OF the Crime and the TRIAL.
the Panormo Murder, with tho C0roner's Inquest
and the suicide or Alfred East, the Companion Of
Panormo; the Watson Murder, In Williamsburg,
and Verdict OF the Jury; the Grand Street Murder,
aud the Conspiracy Tria, at New Brunswick, N. J.
IL also contains the latest news by telegram from
Washington; Political, Artistic, Scientnc Religious
and spol ting intelligence; Obituary Notices; Amuse-
ments; FaceIi9; Editorial Articles on the pronli-
ncn topics OF the days keviews Of tue Cattle, Horse,
Dry Goods and Boot anu shoe Markets.; FINANCIAL
and Commercial lnteiilgence and accounts Of al
the linpo tant and interesting events oI the week.
TEhMs:-Sngle SUBSCRIPTION. 81; Three copies, 50;
Five co. ies S.; Ten soples. SIS SIugie COPIES Ave
cents eacn. limited number OF advertisements
Inserted IA the WEEKLY HERALD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-03
PERE VALENTINES CURE.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HgRALD:-
In view OF the late bungling analyses perpetra TED
on the contents Of General Ketchum's stomach, IN
search OF antimony, few facts relating the his
tory OF THIS metal with prove interesting manv Of
your readers. Basil Valentine, Superior OF French
monastery, and a c'ose student or natural causes
aud effects, having observed thar the large herd OF
SWINE belonging 10 the institution grew rapidly tat
from tho admxture OF this metal with their food.
determined 10 make an experiment with It on
the lean, emaciated bodies of the monks under
his jurisdiction. He did so: but the result was un-
fortunately disastrous 10 the obesity and health OF
his subjects. The poor monks who partook Of the
IOOd thus prepared speedily wendell their way 10 the
place "where the woodhine twneth." Hence the
origin OF its name, antn1oine, In Engish anti
monk, anthony. because OF Its fatal effects on the
bodies OF the pious brothers. Undaunted by the
tragic termination OF this frs experiment. the great
physician, Paracelsus, resolved to Introduce this
metal into the materta medica by combining It with
some other well known medicines. But after many
and perous experiments he could not natter HIM
sell with success. Pamphlets and trealises written
by the most distinguished medical m n oil the time,
were then scattered broadcast throughout the length
ana breadth OF France for and against It's use rs
medical aaent.
The controversy was carried on by both parties
with great acrimOny. the medical faculty OF the
University OF Parts was split up two parties; the
professors or the Sarponne added fuel To the lame
by mlngllng In the dispute The reputation OF the
rival colleges was supposed to be az stake. and their
respective standard bearers charged their oppo-
nents' lines with the vindictvenes5 which such
rivalry usually generates. The lay pampheteers ana
Journalists sedulOusly tanned the controversial fire
until IL blazed forth so violently that tue Parlia-
ment OF France found itself compelled to
extlngush 1t BY pubic decree. They consequently
passed stupid act prohibiting us use, unCer
severe penalties, ioolishly imagining that legIsla-
ton could stop, though 1t might impede, the on
ward march or science. Sklliul chemists however,
renewed their experiments IN secret, and alter q
considerable lapse OF time obtained so many aud so
satisfactory data that they boldly applied for re-
peal oi the OBNOXIOUS act 1t was accordingly re-
pealed alter much angry and ignorant debate. and
antimony was at length placed Gu the list III
mate, ia medicG as ono OF their most efficient anu
| valuable medicines. Thus the accidental death q
few sanity old monks, VINO, doubtless. gained theil
| heavenly reward, proved q precious acquisition 10
| the treasures OF medical scie nee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-03
MORE SHOOTING.

At q quarter 10 six O'Clock yesterday morning
fight occurred at negro ball In Twenty fourth
street, between SIKH and Seventh avenues. One
oil the parties, named Washington Parks pulled out
on tho opposite side, when Washington GranI, q
friend Of the formers, attempted to take the pistol
from hlm In tue struggle the weapon went or
lodging Inc contents In the hand OF grant, The po-
hoo Of tne IwentvnLnth DreSlnct arc alter the men
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-03
CITY GOVERNMENT.
lOFFlCIAL.l
Board of Aldermen.
gTATrD gragroy

SESSION.
O'CLOCK r. H. =
The Board their Chamber Is CITY Hail. pursuant to
Prese Cochraue ESQ., President in the chair and
Aldermen Conan Conover, Falconer. Fitzgerald, Gnsey,
Martin McLsren. Mehrbach Plunk. Radde, Vance, Van
The minutes Of the last meeting january u.s. 1922 were
The PREsiDTNT asked indulgence Of the
abb lily TO appoint the standing committees aeing
and that the list would be aahdsa CLERK in
Or sSs a. IL a%a
Petoa Of John +. Trow be appointed Printer to the
Which was re erred Committee Printing apd Ad
ve RI sl,. when SSgp s ssd.,oK
Petition Of the Free Church Of s., Mary the Virgin in Yves.
Foryh street between Seventh aud Eighth avenues, for
exchange Of lamps aud lamp posts with the following reso
Resolved That the Commissioner OF Public Works be and
he hereby siree,ei g furnish and deliver 70 the Free
tween Seventh Eighth avenues Ornamental lamps
and lamp posts such as are n use 10 the parks o. the Guy
%hieS wa. laid over:
Memorial of me Committee on Normal College of tho
the Common Council to take mnedisie measures 20
ss and s ssa pas a.a
embracing the grounds and site TOR toe Normal College
Which was referred to the Committee on Streets, when
By Alderman MEHRpAeH-
Petition Of Henry A. Mot for permission build bay
Which was referred to the Committee on Streets when
appointed.
BY Alderman WILDER
Petition OF T. L. Tomlnsou OF tho "Forlorn Hope- AJAX
Ing the Common Council - provide the
cltizens of New York with res halls free gas ana free
roads.
Which was referred to the Committee Public Works.
MESSAGE FROM TUE MAYOR.
The Following message from the Mayor the
subject OF the proposed 10 the charter Of this
city,
MAYeR's orrIoE,
NEW ioRk. Jan. %, 1s'2.S
The charter Of his cty undoubtedly be amended By
the Legislature That oody Ia controlled large and
harmonious majority VI members OF political faith.
There every TO be assured that this majority will
pass amendments without the necessity oil act being
bampered by compromises weakened In By
SESSIONS, such necessarily had To he made IN I7 for
the purpose oil securing amendments at ALL The Mayor
therefore, respectfully recommends ~ that Select Com
mtee from eAch Board be duy appointed TO draft and pro-
pose 10 The Legislature sod amendments 10 the char
ter. similar course WAS adopted Ia 1850, when
the hrst lealslatise interference with the ancent
chartered rights OF the city occurred. Several times
subsequently, The Common Couacii memoazed The Legisla
ture upon the subject OF charter amendments Tue Mayor
Council 1880, exlVin. the precedent 10 maui
fesy proper Com Council chosen under the CIR
cumstanc of tho st election should receive from ne e-
gsature hearing than that Dolly
will merely voluntary associations wbie n9wesef
pntriouc In motive anI skihu 10 suggest nun,eIp noA'
sures take their origin directly from Tue pevpe
without being nvdious IL may % Esn Ah'en 'hA A'n-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-03
ITCH B OR N E.
A Review Of the Claimants Case Up
to the Present Time.

CIR Roger Tichborne-His Life in England and
France and Departure for South America
Len Rio in the Bella and Reported Lost at
Sea-The Australian Claimant: Dc Cas-
txo. orion or Tichborne, which,
The Search for the Lost Helr-Back
Again in England - Dear
Roger" Recognized by tho
Dowager a. Her Long
Lost Son The Case
asIt Now Stands.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-03

Mr.. W. l.. Fl. Skeen took some very successful
Photographic views which show no, only the pro-
gress oil The eclipse but the direction aud form of
the huge rays. projected from the It's corona,
talkpd