Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-09

with their machine, for which the club wish
us to express their gratitude.
The receipts are very atisractory-amount-
ing in the gross to about $500.
The list Of awards, which we think should,
by all means, have appeared in this psper, were
not in readiness for u.s.
MoRE NEw GoODs--Allusion has already
been made TO the arrival Of New Good, by
some Of our Merchants, and now we have to
announce still greater quantities, as most Of our
merchants have now returned from their semi
annual visit, to the East. Those who are
now candidates for passing notice, may be
named as follows Messrs. SMITH & LocHwoon,
have.been quite liberal in their purchases, aud
and have been toating in and arranging goods
for the last week or two. They have some
very rich and desirable commodities, which they
are offering at remarkably low figures. They
have added q new department to their al
ready fourishing business. They have intro
duced stock of Carpets. which we think will
have comparison with anything to be met
with, of their grade, in either city or country
They, however, speak for themselves in our
columns, and the reader will not fail to make
his own examination. both of the advertisement
and the goods.
Messrs. TYLER & COLLINS, have, rs they an
nou0ced last week, been shelfng a very finely
selected stock of seasonable goods. Their pur-
chases have been made with deliberations and
thought, and the evidence of the fact is in the
excellence and taste Of their wares aud their
stantial trade. They have a good show of
mercantile tact, and leave nothing undone to Sc
cure the satisfaction of their customers.
In this list too, we have to name our young
friend RoBERTs. He always brings in the best
classes of articles that the market affords. He
has pride to cater to the tastes of those who
are usually condsidered the best customers, and
his goods commend themselves to the tastes of
the cultivated, as well as those who are govern
ed by the consideration of enlightened economy
HIS present stock is a very attractive one, and
no one can run through any department of it,
without being convinced of the fairness of
prices and the superiority of the articles COM
posing it. See his advertisement.
JOHN p. ROBERTSON, in his usual modest
way, presents himself to our readers, and
rehearses to them some of the advantages
that he is desirous of laying before them.
His fall purchases have been made with some
of the same lberalty that have marked
those of our other village patrons, and as
to moderate and fair prices, and generous
department in trade, he is not whit be.
hind the chiefist.
Our neighbor TALcoTT, it will be seen has
disposed of his goods t o Mr. A. SIPLE, who
has laid in an additional stock of seasonal
BILE goods, aud the business is to be done
with an eye to quick returns. and o narrow
margin for profits The stock now embra-
ces many of the best qualities of goods,
which at the low prices at which they are
offered. will secure share of trade Call
aud judge for yourselves.
The prices of most kinds of goods this fall,
have very low range, aud the business in N.
York, is limited. There is therefore, an anxiety
to sell, aud still greater anxiety to realize the
cash. Our merchants found that little cash
would go much further than usual in purchas-
ing. The goods that have been brought here
this fall, have been bought at favorable prices,
and notwithstanding the care used to avoid too
beral stocklis the gross amount of goods pur-
chased the present season by the merchants Of
our village, we think quite up to ordinary times.
Though some have used the caution alluded TO-,
Others have not been restrained by any clamor
about hard times. The fall trade, we believe,
has begun with good degree Of activity.
SEWING MACHINES - GREAT REDUCTION IN
PRIoE.-Fhe WHEELER & WILSON MASUFACrUR-
ING Co, have issued circular to their agents, in
which a list Of new prices is given, materially
less than those at which they have been selling
their machines. They have been compelled to
take this course from the many infringments
upon their rights, aud the multiplicity Of cheap
inventions of limited and uncertain value in some
cases, aud utter worthlessness in Others, which
by the use of a considerable amount Of imperti-
nent CAB, have been obtruded upon the public
There is but one opinion, and there can be but
one, with the intelligent and unprejudced, with
regard To the merits Of the Rheeier 8. WiisOn
H'aehiae-a family machine--and that is, it has
no equal. The following is the new list. Or
ders received at This c0ice. and machines deliver
ed here. at The New York prices:
New style Machine. e,..............S $50 90
Medium, on Plain Table .............., rs 90
Hall Case. Mahosapy or BLACK walnut, IS IS 90
Fali Case, Mahogany or Black Walnut. 100 90
Small Machine ........... - "a Oo
Large Machiue, . - - 100 on
Heminers (extra,) ...... 90