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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-22

DEREA GRIND STONES, NAIL RODS,
ID HORSESHOE IRON, WELL WHEELS,
WELL BUCKETS, WELL TUBING, WELL
CHAIN, CAST STEEL, ANVILS, VICES,
BUILDING MATERIALS, &c.-The subscn.
Der has added 10 his stock and has OIL hand the
above description OF goods, which ne will sell
for cash, or 10 punctual customers on a credit
10 be agreed upon-his main object being TO
build up first class retail trade, and not being
now bound by any principle TO MAINTAIN DTS.
tinction between his different classes OF cus'o
mers as when counting the Wholesale Country
Merchant Trade, he will sell his goods slugiy al
dozen prices, and will make 1t an obJec' tor b.,
friends 10 deal with him, being well acquainted
with the business IN which he is engaged. he
has advantages IN the purchase OF his goods
which will enable him 10 sell at low figures aud
asks trial at your hands.
JOHN L. CREIGHTON
my No. II Royal street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-22
JOHN +. CREIGHTON,
my No II Royal street

TT eUSEKEEPING ARTICLES, AT No u
IL ROYAL STREET just received, Japarnrd
Toilet Sets; Tin Plates and Jars; Cake CuteIs
Wash Basins; Diprers; Buckets: Parker Com
bnation Coffee Mills; Knife Cleaners; BHso.
Brick and Powder; White wash and Shoe Brushes,
Sweeping and busting Brushes; Hair Brushes
and Combs, assorted Plated Forks; Spoons and
Ladies: Britannia spoons, Ladies. %ci BrI'ana
Ale or Ice Pitchers; Coffee and Tea Pots Ium
bleEs; Castors; Handsome Walters and Tea
Trays; Knife Boxes; Lemon Squeezers; Rolling
Pins Beef Founders; Sugar Buckets; Ice avis,
Carpet Hammers and lacks, with many other
articles too tedious 10 enumerate Call and see
For sale at low prices, by
ap3O JOHN T CREIGHTON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-22
LOTTERY ADvERTIsEmENTs.
SPLENDID SCHEMES for NAY, 1855.
To be dracn under the Saperinte~dence Of Consnis.
sioners appointed by the Governor.
REGnnv
GREGORY q MAURY, Managers.
2k 500 DOL ARSI

oO,oUO DOLLAhS!
OTTERY for the benefit Of the State OF
IL Delaware, Class ll5, for 1855, TO be drawn
at Wilmington, Delaw are ,on SATURDAY, May
10Th, 1858.
10 number Lottery-l2 drawn ballots.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
prize OF $36,5G0 prize Of $4,000
do $4,000 prize of 2,250
do 12,500 prize OF LAS
do 7,5OU so prizes of 1000
l do 5000 50 prizes of $40
do 1000 Ill prizes OF $50
&c, &c.. &c.
Tickets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters S.. so.
Certificates ofpackag IS whole tickets $l40 90
Do do 25 half do 1000
Do do rs quarter do $500
xORDERS for Tickets and Shares and Ger
tifcates of Packages in the above Splendid Lot
teries, will receive the most prompt attention,
and an account of each drawing will be sent
Immediately after it is over, TO all who order
from me. Address, I. J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
ap 26-im Wilmington, Delaware
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-22

NEW BOOKS, MAGAZINES, AND PA.
PIERS, AT GEO. SIGGERS Book and Pc.
riodical Store, IS Prince street
The Yellow Frigate, by Captain Grant, price
so cts.
Bill Johnson, or the Outlaws of Arkansas,
price rs cts
Godeys Ladys Book for June, Is cts
Peter.on's Magazine Isl cts.
Harper's Weekly, Police Gazette, True Flag,
Privateer, Pilot, Irish News and everything else
in the cheap Book and Periodical line. my 20
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-22
2O,66O PRIZES! 10000 NUMBERS!!
SPLENDID SCHEME

2O,OOU Prizes OF IS each.
The 10000 Prizes OF S. determined by the
drawing OF the Capital, whether odd or even.
Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters So so
A Managers Certificate OF Is Wholes-where
persons wish TO pay the ri only, will be sent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-22
GROCERIES. &C,
JUST RECEIVED and for sale by WASH
81 INGTON & CO.

lust RECEIVED and for sale by WASH
81 INGTON & CO.
So boxes Brown Soap
10 Chemical Soap
65 bags Cofee-Rio, Java and Mocha
20 bbls Yellow Sugar
terces Rice
IS half and quiter chests Gunpowder Tea
10 chests Black Tea, On tin folly
Picked HOLSTERS and Salmon
A few bbs. superior Vermont Potatoes.
my-6
~ A. MARBURY, WHOLESALE DEALER IN
II FOREIGN aud DOMESTIC WINES
and LIQUORS, No 9, North side OF King
street 2nd door from Union street offers for sale
Rectifed Whiskey Old Rye do, all grades, some
very old and superior
French Brandy, various qualities
Domestic Brandy; Apple do; Cherry do
New England Rum; Peach Brandy
Holland Gin; Jamaica Rum; pure Spirits
Pot, Sherry, MADEIRA, Malaga, and Champagne
Wines; Cordials; Ale Porter, &c, &c.
NH
T IQUORS.-We have just received, a good
| 4 supply OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
LIQUORS, consisting in part Of
10 bbls Rectifed Whiskey
80 Proof do
IS one.eighth casks Brandy
Half cask superior Henes:ey
5 casks Burgundy Port Wine
2 Madeira
2 Sherry
Together with fine stock If Old Rye WhIs-
key, London Cordial, Gin, Cigars, Tobacco,
Teas, &c, Tor sale by
NH POW ELL II co
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-22

81, 1896 prizes, amounting to..... Yj7S,l77
Tickets $40; His S.; Quar-. ~ So; Eigh. Sl.25.
A Certificate OF Package OF 90 Wholes, Sl4s SO
Do. do 26 Halves. IA IS
Do. do. &c Quarters. 81 81
Do. do. 26 Eighths. =. s Us
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-22

nor HOUSEKEEPERS-W invite the
attention OF Housekeepers to large as
sortment Of Enamelled Sauce Pans and Enam.
eIled Preserving Kettles, an article combining
cheapness with excellence, received direct from
the factory. They, with many other articles
useful III housekeeping, will be sold low, by
BARLEY Il TRlpLEII
Is All King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-22

II ECElVED THIS DAY AT GEORGE
IL, SIGGERS' Book aud Periodical Store up.
posite Ga:ette Office.
Graham's Magazine for Iune, csc.
Nick Max for June. If you want 10 see some
thing funny call and procure copy, price l6c.
New York Ledger, n. Z. Mercury, New York
Weekly, BalIou's Pictorial, Waverly Magazine,
Flag, Saturday Evening Post, Leslie's lllustra-
ted News, Weekly Novelette,.
All the Magazines for June on hand, and
every thing else in the cheap Book and PerIodi-
cal line. my 20
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-25

ASsoAL Mrrrrso or rHn AsnrADuLA CoUs-
Tr AoaicULruRAl socIrrY --At the meeting
held at the Court House. Sept sih, 1855, the
following officers were elected for iho ensuing
year. Preside,t, sHELBx Sxirn. oft1euox;
Piee PresidsnL JosBUA FoBRs, H., Of Wayne;
Secretary Q. @ CALKfSs. ofPiymoulh, Teas
uyer n. E. FKEScH. Of Jefferson; Managers,
ERAsrUe HuLKrr, Conneaut ]. p. JKNNINos
Plymouth, HARRisoE LOOMS Jefferson, CALyIs
DoDop, New Lyme GALrsHA CAsR Windsor;
Marshais, N. w wAfonr, Kingsvie, aud R.
y. FrLbNORH New Lyme.
The following rule was adopted viz. An pre-.
NUNS not called for within year from the time
Of holding the fair, shall be held as donated TO
the society.
A committee was appointed to revise the rules
Of the Society, composed Of JEREMIAH DopaR
N. l. CHATTEn, and o. @. CALkNs.
@. q. CALKNs, Sec'y.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-25


WESTERN REsERyE HoRsE BREEDERs' Asso.
cIArIos.-At meeting, held at Ravenna, Por.
tsge County, Ohio, on Saturday, September
18th, 1858, for the purpose OF establishing q
Western Reserve Horse Breeders Association
and Annual Exhibition, il was resolved, after or.
ganizng the soc'ty, to bold Horse Fair ut Ra-
VIENNA, or some other place suitable on Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday--l9tb, goth and 2lst
of October, 1858. Among the officers we no.
tice the names Of ABEL KRuM, Of Cherry VAL
ley, Z NEwTos, Of Garfield, Mahoning County,
r, HrcHcocK, Of Painesville, Vice Presidents,
and W. L. PERKINS, Of Panesville and e. O.
HUBBARp, Of this place. on the Erecutive Com
mittec. Cyrus PRESrIss, of Ravenno, is the
President Of dte Society.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-25

RUSSIA AND CHINA.--While the Western
Powers have been compelling the Chinese
to treat, Russia has accomplished her ends
without expense or bloodshed 1t appears
that Gen MorRAvIFF concluded a treaty
with the Chinese on the 18th of May, in
Mongolia, by which Russia became unds.
puted mistress of the Amoor River, and
that Connt PuLrIArrN has made another at
Tien-sin, by virtue of which all the harbors
of China are open to Russian trade, aud
she has quietly succeeded in obtaining the
same commercial privileges won by Eng
land and France after costly war.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-25

The most interesting piece Of information
by the last European arrival concerns the
Atlantic Cable, which ceased to give intel
ligible signals, it seems, on the morning Of
the Sd inst, from some unexplained cause.
It was, however, thought by those most
likely to know that.the difficulty was at the
shore end near Valentia. Engineer Bright
had received the honor Of knighthood, and
a great Atlantic Telegraph banquet, at
which the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland was
present, had taken place at Killarney -
The telegraph between England and the
channel islands had been formerly opened.
The Russian squadron at Amoor River
was being reinforced More of the effects
Of religious fanaticism in the East are re.
ported. AT Aleppo and Tripoli a terrible
panic had prevailed, resulting in the de-
struction Of the former place by the Mus
bululuiS.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-25
Demise of the British East India Company.


SThe famous East India Company is finally
extinct All the authority it possessed was, ou
the first of this month, transferred to the Brit
ish Crown, and VIcToRIA is to day as fully the
Queen of India as she is of Scotland or ireland
more fully than she is of Canada, where her sub
jects are entrusted with large powers of self
government for which the people OF the East
are united. Whether the event is as great a
one as the British press and public seem to con-
slider it, the future only cau disclose. Accord.
ing to present appearances, India. under the i'm
mediate rule of the British crown. may be des-
tined to long career of improvement and qui-
etness. Its people may be more wisely cared
for; Justice may be more fairly administered;
the introduction from the west Of our innumer-
able applications of science to the industrial
arts, may quicken Intelligence and arouse stog
nant energies aud the East may, at last after
centuries Of lethargy, enter on a career of pro
gressive civilization. Every phianthropist will
at least hope that these will be the results OF
the change, and that vast and populous empire
VIII catcn something oil the enterprlslng spirit
OF western nations and diffuse it over quarter
of the globe which was cradle sf the human
race.
However this may be, 1t cannot be denied
that the East India Company, which has jnst
expired, has made great figure in the history
of the world. The achievements of this band
of traders are among the mighties ont record
From the possession of mere trading port, a
century and half ago, they have added con-
quest to conquest, till at the surrender of their
power into the hands of the Queen, they have
given up the control of seventh part of the
whole population of the globe. Those con-
quests, which have been achieved by slender,
and apparently inadequate means, are the fruit
of energy, enterprise, valor, aud skillfu manage
ment which have hardly parallel in ancient or
modern times
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-25

L vas managed naloly by The citizens, nnt
they id not surceea Mgsiling an asishdanos
Of eight thousand within The grounds, on that
the pleasantesi day Of the faIs. and the most In
isrcsting 10 some other respects Thepecunia-
y interest Of the management was wounded by
this piece Of mistaken policy, and the total re-
ceipts did not quite come upto the expenses OF
the fair. No attempt was made to have an ad-
dress, nor any public declaration Of the results.
At this conclusion Of great and expensive
fair Il Is legitimate to urge the attention Of tho
people 10 their county and local fairs as in the
main more agreeable aud lesE expensive by Ear,
while the interest in them can and should be
made to embrace oh the people; as they are de-
signed to improve by their teachings those who
seldom go beyond the sphere Of their constant
duties, and who Of all will best apply in practice
what they learn by seeing.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-25

New Haven is ia danger Of being shorn
Of her glory. The long row Of venerable
trees which have given her the name Of
the City Of EIms," aTs dying. from the
poisonous vapor that escapes from the leaky
gas pipes. No lesS than twenty line trees,
many Of them quarter Of century old.
have recently been killed from this cause
on Wooster Place alone.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-25
Drv Goods

The past week has been active in all depart
ments Of the dry-goods trade. Silk fabrics, Of
desirable styles and qualities, and nearly all
kinds of dress goods, are in good demand at
steady prices. Staple silks are very firm. =
Wooden and cotton goods Of foreign manuIac-
ture are weak in price, and comparatively dull
with an over supply in market. Ribbons have
been sold to someextent, but we cannot report
much frmness or steadiness in price. Some old
stock has appeared, and some of the new inn
portations are of old manufacture, the European
owners sending their old stock here for SALE
Thus there is supply of old fancy styles out
Of date. The best part Of the demand is the
plain styles, French shawls sell well at fair
prices. Merinos and delaines of good quality
arc in good request, especially the former, which
have revived in the public taste this fall as co m
bining- durability with gentity. All French
goods, staple and otherwise, of good qualities
and dress goods Of new styles, are the favorites
of the market The jobbers are very busy
This week is the busiest of the season. Do
nestle goods sell we'll Prints of snowy styles
are in large supply, to which the demand is
scarcely equal. The improved demand for me-
rinos Injuries that for winter prints. Woolens
are less active, excepting fancy cossimeres, and
of these the supply is large. Its ouly the best
styles that command steady prices.
The dry-goods importations Of last week
equaled in value those of the corresponding
week Of last year, but consist mostly of silk
and woolen goods--few cotton OF linen goods
arriving. The importations of general mer-
chandisc are only 100000 less than the same
period last year.--.N Y. Independent.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-25

A Thousand and One Stories, of Fact
L a and Fancy Wit and Humor.
RHYME, REASON AND ROMANCE.
Edited by S. @. oODRICH, Peter Parley)
One volume large octave handsomely bound In red morocco
with gilt side and back containing $50 pages and
illustrated by 300 Beautiful Engra,ings.
The design oil this book is to bring whole
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come produce sort Of intellectual plum pudding inaEmuch
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In pages given essences OF thought and sen
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oters clerical anecdotes Hibernan eccenctes Western
extravaga gathered from the Ov Winds Of The Press
outlines Of the tales Of Don QuiN 10 and Gill Bias Of
fables Of Favan and aonaine; of the epic poems Of
salem Delivered Teemachus Urlaud Furoso others
the Life and Sayings Of Mrs Partngton and the Widow Be-
dot OF the Bnnsby Papers aud the Green Mountain Girls;
the Life of sam Houston Gerard the Lonkiler Cummnga
the elephant destroyer aud Livingston the giraffe
Stevens Travels in Egypt and Palestine, Paul and Virginia
and Ssm Patch with spicy citations Of prose poetry
the spirits OF the dayLongeow, Bryant Bayard
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nsrkable Bognphies nteresting Travels and Wonderful
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PETER PAKLEy the editor Of this book has Worldwide
reputation authorhis writings having become amiia
household words wherever the English language s spoken
TiS Is His LAST WORK, and predict for IL popular
y equal II not superior TO that acquired by any Of his for
~ This work win be sold erelsirsy by 5scr,pOn, al
country to obtain subscribers for it.
specimen copies will Oc sent BY nai prepaid, 10 ad
dress receipt Of the price For fall particulars adness
DERBY & JACKSON, Pnblisherr,
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-25

10 yds broadcloth or cashmere
do white flannel
do colored do
2 lbs stocking yarn
Wool blankets
do shawl
Foreign fabrics, price 10 be given. Any man.
ufactured articles, or any ready made clothing
and the like from any store or shop, may be en-
tered in this class Premiums to be nominal.
Commtiee-S s Hail. Mrs 2 Dennison, Mrs
II Woodman. Mrs A Prentice, Mrs F Car.
Isle
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-25
nR RANNING

~ LIN. DANNlNG
ASKS 10 that he may be consulted gratuitous-
~ from the goth to the Both ins the Fisk House. Ashta-
bua, Ohio, where, BY original and rational treatment
cheay ehanica he is prepared to effect usually radi
cal Of Ruptures Piles Constipation, Chrome Darhoa
Prospsus Ute and other Sexual Urinary Weaknesses
and also, to give important auxiliary relief TO Indigestion
Spinal Curvature Papaton Of the Heart Weakness Of the
Throat and Lungs well to deveope graceful form
bearing OF body removing the desire for the Coraet
thereby preventing and arestng many cases Of ncpent
sumption, aud spinal curvature.
DR.. D. gives the suboinod frem eminent medical
From Pref MOtt, Of NeU York. and Others
The undersigned examined Dr. Bannings noble views
the mechanical pathology OF many affections Of the ysce
believe them to be highly interesting and worthy the
serious attention Of the medical profession.
VALENTINE MOTT, N, D.
ALEX. q. WHITING, I" |" q
J. KEAR. RODGERS,
Having during the last sx yoar applied Dr. E. Bannings
Abdominal Supporter In large number 0 in my prac
tce have always been well satisfied with its effects
have hesitation 10 recommending il to physicians others
altogether the best instrument IN II s constructed
correct yoiogc principles and hence II is not liable to
produce any injury by undue pressure
@. VoLNEY DORSEY, N. D.
The medical profession invited to examine Dr. Bannings
Surgical Mechanical Adaptations asst
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-25

We under sand the prevalence Of poc...
ct books, cut open aRd moaeyless. revealed
by the removal of seats and tables on the
Fair Grounds was perfectly astounding.
These empty and sadly disfgured Ieatbern
receptaeles were mute yet eloquently mel
aneholy soarensys Of the prevailing pres
ence OF piekpoekets on the occasion of the
Fair. II is supposed that great deal Of
the pIekpocketing was done by abandoned
females, as the greater number Of the dis
mantled poeket-books found as above stat.
ed. were secreted beneath the Iadies' range
Of seats where men were debarred Of az.
cess Sdndazsky Reg.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-25

BALLooNIEG.--Some thrilling stories are il
circulation, about an aeronaut named THURsroN
who started from Detroit, and after alighing aud
detackng the car and cordage from the balloon
in an attempt to secure it it. was taken off, and
no tdngs have yet reached his friends of his
fate.
Another story is, that an ascension was made
at Centralia, ILL.,, at the State Fair, and that the
acronaut landed some ten mills distant, fastened
the balloon to a fence and went in search OF
refreshments, and couple of youngsters find
ing the vehicle in readiness for trip, stepped
in, and losed the moorings, and were soon out
of the reach of help and their fate, like that oil
the Detroit adyeutnrer, is wrapped n mysteryl
An extra issued by the Centralian Press
says:
Mr.. Wilson who went up ia a balloon
from the Fair Grounds yesterdy, landed
near a residence of Mr.. Harvey-about
seventeen miles east of this city While
Mr.. w. was temporarily absent from the
balloon, two of Mr. Haryey's sons-one
aged eight and the other four-and half
years-were accidently carried away, help
less wanderers in the upper air. The par
ticulars Of this sad affair, by Mr.. Wilson
himself, are as follows !:
Curiosityled the father and others, who
gathered around, to triAe with the balloon
by allowing it to float as high as the cords
would permit, and finally they were impru-
dent enough to let the boys get into the
car, aud float up and dOwn--when, sudden
y, the cords we're taken from their hands
and the balloon, withsthe children in it, es,
capped. This occurred about dark last
night, and the fate of the little boys is not
yet known.
A rumor is ahoat that they were seen
at about ten A. NJ. to day some ten miles
west of this place at an elevation of about
half a mile. But up to this time Up. NJ
their fate remains a mystery.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-25
Devon Cattle.

/
Mr.. Q. @. WAKEFIELD, of Gustayus Trumbu'
County. exhibited, at the fair in this County
some 6ne Devons, pure bred, from recently i'm,
ported stock. These animals we're regarded as
worthy of first premiums in their class, aud the
judges so awarded, all round. BY some error
they were not properly reported in the printed
list, and this correction is now made in justice
to Mr.. w, and to his stock which, by compar-
rison with the premium animals in that class at
the State Fair, (where they were very numer-
Ously reprcsented) are fully up to the standard
Of breeding, and worthy the attention Of farm
ers in this region. One or two Of these animals
are for sale. A fine grade COW, shown by Mr..
W., very naturally took the frst premium in her
class, and she may be pointed out with conf !.
dence as a superior animal, produced by judi
ciOus crossing Of the two prominent breeds o (
improved stock.
Our friend Of the T'yumbuH County Democrat
manilests some apprehension lest we should have
some -sore heads" to care for 10 this Congress
sional District We have never had our placid
ity Of mind disturbed by this consideration, and
think there is no occasion for apprehension on
the part Of our democratic friends, now. We
will at any rate, agree to take care Of this mat
ter il the editor OF the Democrat win pledge
himself 20 fnish the task he began last week, Of
oseyeomine he scrrples Of delicacy and modesiy
Of the gentleman designated by the Democratic
Convention. about the matter Of letting bis name
be used as a candidate. The position in which
he finds himself so unexpectedly. and on bis part
SO reluctantly, placed. we can readily conceive,
must be exceedingly embarrassing and painful
alike to him. as we assure our editorial brother,
It is to Us. Locoioco scrupes arising from
auantum suf6cit OF modesty and reluctance to
accept olies is always painful 70 US, especially
10 young aspirants. That no should have per-
oeiyed this. add so promptly and earnestly en-
tered ppon the work Of relief is commendabIe
20 him, and not little refreshing to uA
The sters Of w. s. HuBBELL. at KiDgs-
vile Was hrokon aran ona nfoht last week
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-25

The sters Of w. s. HuBBELL. At KiDgs-
vile. was broken open one night last week,
and cloths valued - $3.50 carried away.