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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-20
Bittsr-sweet.

Extract from the promised poem, "Bit.
tef-Sweet," written by j. G.. HOLLAND, of
Springfield, Mass. II is poem of some
three thousand fines.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-20

Insults, says modern philosopher. are
Ike counterfeit money--we can't hinder
them being offered, bat we need not take
them.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-20
aft what love is thou'dst be taught,
Thy heart must teach alone" p.

But before the verse was complete Mr.. Gil
lette was in the street Justice to that gem
tleman requires as to say that it was bis
first visit to such a place. May it be his
last - ~ ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-20

Wishes at least are the easy pleasures Of
the POOR - Douglas Jerrold.'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-20
EnsinesrIns 4 Land surveylng.


q. B. HOLBROOK, - Practical Survey
East AahtabulaI OhiS ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-20

LINUS SAVAGE; Furniture Dealer and Man
saefurer steam estab hlenl North Main strsst near t
snee ofDrs Harrington Hall AshtAbula, o. sis
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-20

D. PHILLrPS, Boot and Shoe Store, Fisk's
Eioek, sigo Of the Dig 'Bost Ashtabsla, o. lio
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-20

DUCRO 4 BROTHERS, ManuIacturer, Of /.
Dealers r. InrsiiaTe best defapsiop and sssSs
aus % order, Nam street. North Of south Publ saus
AShtabula. - Niu1la "a
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05
Persons of Consumptive Habits,
ReSd This

rT,o TUE CIR EFENgURG COMPANY :-For the FIRST time
in nv life induced to cert fy to the truly wonder
f eeec.s.of popular medicine but in sending you the
certificate that only discharging duty mat
owe the Grefenberg Company anu n,oe esPeSshJ W
suffering humanity. 49,.
About the hrst of June last had negro man taken
with Cough with restlessne splitting OF pooo
and other dangerous symptoms Of consumption imme-
diaeIy called truly skilful and scientnc
who told me il was case consumption. He treated INN
for several weeks he gradually grew worse tnen pao
another physician great reputat on IN lung
examined him. decided it to be hopeless Gaze
ption said it useless 10 speno money Ia
ing TO cure him. c,.x.. A,.ntz he,a
Wells LOVELY that when the doctors gave n,u
mn would try the elepberg Comsumpttve's Balm oo
30 and 70 nv the began
after taking five six doses he took only sMo
o. the Ra and three bottles Graenberg Sarsapari
Ia which the small sum OF nine oohas
and to-day consider him entirely cured. nc 70 ~er.
81 200 ana he is doing good service on ,he
consider him perfectly sound and vel as he is rat nearly
and strong without a yestige sgn OF disease ,eIS
Claiborne, Ala
Ihaye used the Graenberg Consumptive's balm 70 se'
we're cases of Consumption in practice, Win tne nap
piesi enec'' "sh A'' "'1i1 s. MEDARIs, MD,
Tottens Wells, Tenn.
The G. ,afenberg Consumptive's Bam will efectuay cure
Cousum Complaints OF the Lungs. IN a.
Cold on the Lungs Chest, Languor combined WIN
cult Breath ng Pains in the Chest and Broncnis tne
GrRfenberg sumpves Balm VIII euect comp Is
and preyen the disc ae becoming confirmed Con-
sumpton In ali cases delays ngerous 1hey are SO
an hundred all diseases having tendency "
SUMPTION earnestly advise all to procure the Con-
sumptives Balm in season. =. 40 -,
sy- The price of the Consumptives Bal N Is % PEI
| bottle. ALEA MoAEeSLrc, Nasnsiie, ~ s;. h.r,.
| and GeorSia (dec16-f
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
ThOrn's Compound Extract of CO.
nniha and SarSaparllia.

advantages enjoyed by other medicine
for the sexual diseases, which must with an
~ ,blic render 1t assuredly mighty popular aud iesd
n long sought for in the medical world IL needs 20
g. or change OF diet In it's approved iorm iha
~ aste u is entirely tasteess and causes no unpeasan
sensation to patient 1t has acquired the ut most tns
In almost every part Elrope has been examined, ap
nrovei o. and by the faculty OF medicine, and
the most eminent OF the profession RE
narei by j. w. THORN, Chemist London, and Tor safe
tolesaie retail By JOHN A. rARRA>r Go gents 10
the United states, 2TS Grtenwich street, New YORK
ktbe above valuable preparation has been extensvel
by unprincpea parties IN the United siate
he proprietor has adopted, precanion against
ion on consumers Label OF which the following Is IA
smile and which win be found burnt in upon the boto
of each pot genuine in ended Tor sale In the Unite
States Canadas, British PROVINCES west ina1s Auu 0o
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05
PATENT
ELASTIC FIRE & WATERPROOF
CEMENT ROOFING.

n ~ i
ELASTIC FIRE & WATERPROOF
CEMENT ROOFING.
V,HE undersigned prepared to Introduce into rse In
TIC FIRE AND WATERPROOF CEMENT ROOFING, and
ask attention Of Architects, Builders Rsroad Com
pAnes public to examine its superiority over other
,aIS ais Roone as better and cheaper than any
thing in material forms hard and smooth sur
climate II imperviOus to water elastic and flexible
and expands with the changes o. the st%os
It's practicay imperishabe, VIII perecifuly resist
ordinary external exposure Gre as is abundanty
proved, and We viii warrant II wstsr-prooL We w en-
I'D shin tes tar ana gravel tin zinc, copper iron roofs
making no difference how steep OF mai sssy nay hs,
cheaper Roof Of the old sty and we are sure
, also be found 70 be the tning
,over or mend and gravel roofs or around
Tin is rused through This Cement be put on to last
form SS. 81 spy over
snd war; leak) at two dollars and any cents
per than paint This Roofing wiz be found 70 be the best
arss s01 rssn: % sss ars
Cars Bridges, DePots station Houses Steamboat Decks:
s every has 81 hsS Soofs without join,
a presents for IRE to communicate and any
s oass 'ss =.
6sd hos Coo so.essS h this s the
Or those with isSn 70 Po.s ID .pos
- sent TO the undersigned through The fose
| once, wiliee promptly atenoea'o
,,A ,,,.sctfuIly refer 70 the following Eentisusa
| Car whom have covered budings with the eenent-
.Hcz1rxcTs AID MECHANICS xAsHvilIk-
Mr. H. "a. AKEsoYD-
: Mai. A. HERMAN.
Il Ms.aFs-'. IA HuaHEs W.aEss . sMtaa Mookr.
COLEMAN AsPAIs.
: Mo- ULLouSa UGH.
= oo,.H.L ANDERSON. s.supssMAc.RR.ca
;, Rev. @, d. ELLIOTT, ssssyiis
q ST. W b. saAPARD.
: hnrx sknses1sSk' MiISss.
/. T. s1ss 70 9. !. 1tai tcalaisoRsE. s..Av,n..
JAS JAS i. xIsDsIck.
. ksoch EssLEY.
ie- SLAUGHTER HERkIyoRD.
a. ". h GORDON CO..
S Col, A. :. Rokki ,,Ss sos M,s'y psssasS. .sssss,
Ess.or y. @ .sMIrn, coiansiz-
s..I.s "; sossas soss as.. 60 - surh:..ssrs.
i'EirsE nEsSislS.
!. D. 3. snRIvEk . 90, tAs,syvins.
% M JAS row klA., Lswisbarxh-
an. MeSIys soils %. o'.rssvans.
|. j. KionA ai,sos. A;Mnnvlne-
fAe Nashssle thsf1zneosa kasresd compsny he
.ssa I s sss.' e. as sss ss ss sss
n conp.ns osrsias>iss snd s=stsaaens.s fron cnena
- here, the been IN ecuersI
III | e. xsrx<rai !, ears, = be exhibii1d-
All rhe snesrs<ned has been ergsxrd in varisas ne4sl
~ esrsnt reofnx isr Sesss, and n.stcrs hlns<1
be Salaed sxFssisass snd kne.lsass asrlnx
- tlu.- 4. r. NATHukSI.
"a o1ios O. it. 81.
Dee 1l-d cpposzte fstros oa1s'
RUCksKlN SHaHTs.
a FEW beat sa.nss sf- ssOkskis sAisss. rsosivsd
"a. = sss s.'s y.z. nssIrl
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05
UNDERTAKING.
R. Ill. g. B. j. GROOMES,
TTVDERTAKERS,

AVING recently been burnt out beg TO notify their
friend and rarO that all orders LEFT v th X IL
roomes Co. No 13 College street, or at he shop OF "
A. Baugh 1I5 Solth Market street, VIII meet with
prompt atteLtion. -. l..
r. H. B. j. Groones are propTietors OF me rlPht 10
vend Cranes celebrated PATENT MErAo BURIAL IN
Davijson county and are prepared supply all orders
wholesale and retail, at the shortest nctice.
uoyT-2m.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05

MEMPHIS tenn, Dec sth, 1862
To WHOM IT MAY ooscERN.-This is to certify that W. s.
Bennet covered two last spring, with COM
position called Vests Patent Galyanic Cement one %
them was new deck other old shingie roof which
are giving perfect satisfaction. He also repaired DOR
mer window, which leaked badly, and had panied the s5l
of Oarpenters to prevent leaking which he succeeded
in making perfectly tight do most cheerfuly recon-
mend his moce of roofing to the public ior al roonne
nurnoses and believe it to be fixture against
fire and water. u. OOChnELn,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05
PRICES OF LEATHER BELTING- OAK-TANNED.
RRkGG,S ARTlC LlNltAENT.

bRkGG'S RR tiG LlNiIs!ENi'
,TvHIs great specific which is triumph in the progress
of medical science OF The nineleenen ci md dis
II was not discovered is it now PREPARED lor
possessed Of health 6, and r0eG5: 0sD
Have you the Bronc1ats,
H. von the Ear or Tooth Aclte 2
rid Yourself entirely of these distressing evils
by the use of Bragg's Arctic L,nimsnt.
- Are you afflicted with otd S0reSf
Az yyon sufferiny from severe BrudSesF
Are YOU enduring pain from SpTd'IS' -,
One no tie of the Arctic Lniment will surely give rehei
Speeuhy' J25e,,patisa i. a dreadful complaint.
Scrofulr ) a loathsOre disease e n-.u,,,
Yet such the wonderful healing nroleriees oi & ss &
rcric Imminent that it will almost Instantly cure acute
and chronir rheumatism and remove s:ro,uia.
"11 -" Thy will you suffer with Scarge4F
WHY will YOU suffer Will the ftttS!
WIZ win you submit to ChiLttI1nSF
When by using the Arctic lnimen' you may nhu per-
T are in this world thousands and tens Of thouss nds
who are wear ye suffering with one or Pore 81 @ e
aD diseases with which humanity is afi cted, In DIS
pairing and nigh unto the grave wounds orulses
sore tooth ache ache neuralgia, sore throat
icurvey in the breast, sore ps, stl1ns IN % @ he
rheumafisu gout, &C., have fastened upon hen ana the
poor SUI b Dr. Brsgg's Arctic Linment sure
speedy remedy it is balm ioa eveg @ etn its yir
ines and are rejoc ng freedom from pam ana suhehs'
FARaEEs AND RAIsERs.
pr bragS o disease with which are afflicted
urng the most alarming OF bruises sPrans sPnt
Ecracthes, sweeney spawn, "-e,
n ad poll evil No farmer, hVery sItoe -
apy person owning valuable horses should be "
ITS PREPARATION.
The INGREDIENTS of Arctic Ii cement are OF Ihe mus
costly kind while utmost are Is oerto"su upon 0
uonnding them by of the members OF thi CON an,
Who makes personal examin alton OF every potHe Pu
| M yrruouT
In case of accident, tits wise to have rene az ns
IN apniy instantly. Many lives are thereoV saveu' VIZ Vie
if ft to the pod ling time OF medic praottioner
ba been LOST The Arctic Lniment IS tht oest sPe0in
he na
as. :t 49, n IN S5c %, and 81 bottles. The 5Oc an
Is p Dtan 80 and 100 pr. ct Liniment tha
| the 25c bottles, and are much chedp@. r,o,s Ancr
TrSMESr viii be furnished at Dr. Bragg's expense VIII
Enarsons United states Journal, published In New
for one wear by filling the certi1c tie ave nn eacI 70
TO- TO- Snt,is and sending 1t to J. M EaERsos Co., NO. o.
broad"~y' NC" BRAGG BURRoWEs.
| Sole Proprietors, 81. Louis, NJ o.
| w W Berry Demoviile, Wholesale hs1hts' anu
| n w Hendershott A. II. Roscoe and J. Stretch.
| I
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05
MENPUtS March 2, 1857.

=
W. g. BENNETT, FsQ.-Dear Sir.-lhe facts within our
know ledge durability, &C. of Vests Galvanic Ce.
ment: are these building you covered for as last
spring happy state has cred our expec atons
We can therefore it to the public for all roo
ing purposes light cheap, fire and water proof roo
Ii does get and from the effects OF the neat OF
the SUM- nor does harden and crack from the enecs OF
the cold Any persons wishing to know more OF This ar
'' wa n. 8. BRUCE CO.,
Carriage Mandatory, Monroe ST., Memphis, Tenn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05
DR. LARmONT's PARIS AND LoNDoN NE Il
A CONFInENTlaL LETTER.

TO MARRIED WOMFN ON THE VOLUNTARY CON
TRoLOF THE MArEpNAL FUNO ION, STRICTLY
MORAL IN ITS TONE.
NYa Professional Gentem an who has made the Physio
ID Iogy of procreaon his special study the greater
portion life. 1; clearly rehearses the Phosophy Oh
nation and tain summafy OF all the hooes
to- to prev conception pointing out which are
efc eut nd di cusspg their virtues with
ions and directions easily ana safely forsal con-
ceplion sent SEAL by mail fr' 'or - Commnni
C non strictly private. ROBf. j. hOsh III -,
ds, oo-53To 34S Broadway. n. Y.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05
CIGAR MANDATORY.

rJNHE undersigned very extensively engaged In
the manufacture of all kinds Of Cigars, ana are en-
abled compete successfully with any OF the Eastern
cities. of firm, who has charge OF TINS DEPART
OF business, being practical Cgar-n aker our
getting such goods are sure 10
give satisfaction which win guarantee in every in
stance. friends and customers that we
are making as fine Cigars came from Havana we
import there the finest fobaccos thereby saw
considerable duty, enabled to eel oLr cigars
when much lower rates than anything Ike the
same article could be imported, then why not
Encourage Home Industry!
LYONS 4 co,
Sept4. 19 Cedar street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From g VI. PETTINGILL& co.'s ADVERTISING hoH
119Nassau Street, NEW YORK. -. no.-o.
And No. estate street, BosToF.
co are AGENTS for the most influential ana arsess
ircuIatng Commercial Papers both in the United
the Canadas. ...,oooo111l~~~
AGENTS WANTED,
yv,o sell Goods for manufacturing housefn this CITY
salarv f.om s1GO $50 er month aild e1tenses-
IN race;nt OF s0 We Will forward s4Upes oY fxprss
with Instructions address enclosing ' 1'AP7 "
particulars - 60 proLsr
No. 90, Elm ST.. Cincinnati mo-
June 1-1yd- fost Ou''e w
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05

The stamp around each pot will also bear the names
IN, proprietor Of the United states agents.
Durgsts and Dealers will observe each dozen pack
fsronr.sr CArIfox The nc easad reputation aud great
smand FOR Thorn's Compound Extract OF Copaioa ana
ssparia have Inducements for others 10 oner
tion. OF this valuable icee- yenders are PArtea
warned Of This iaet they be their eesro,
NOT dispose Of any Impure article ehlcnised 20
reput.tioo destroy the merits uf the orisihA
don to obsAte which the Subscriber tsaceessof 20
sD, Nv xhom il was nrst Inrodaced into the United
sI,, ss~ssI,' ',-s1-s - - Sorv.ry joss A. TARRAsT.
-. - sr he above article with fnn directions
/ for shipuent 20 svns a. yr as :,
Drasgts. 40. SIS Green~ice, esr- warren ss.' =.
| Dec Idly.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05

MEMPHIS, TENN, jan a. loO'.
To THE PuDLIc-W. 8. Bennett, made anphcaton 10 US
last SUMMER to cover buildings with VESTS SaVahlc
Cement. n being new thing thought would try 1t;
had il applied Blacksmith Shop and engine
attached Fo lndry They have proved an reaulreu
of water proof roof having ithstood some OF the great
est storms giving good satisfaction. "ecan only
add, try it and you will be satisfied
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05
MEMPHIS, Jan. II, 1851

Mr. Bennett La done small amount OF roofing for
me in his peculiar way, with Cotton stu coated with
preparaon the basis which appears TO be Coal Tar
n Is very enec;ual light roof and appears TO promise
durability from the preserVatve quahues OF
the position which penetrates the cloth and protects
from the pfuence air and water The Composition
dos NOT ouy and the effects OF the heat OF the
sun In summer; does 1t harden ana CRACK Ho 'ne
ufuence in the cold OF winter. . .r,x
Oct9--ly A' T. 'AHAAiA'
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05

eurKRIsTEspEsr's OFFICE, MEMPHIS OHIO X. X:
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb. l9, 1857.
Ma REssErr-Dear Sir:-our company having been
troubled very much with eaky cars, put some OF your
patent Paint upon them and far my knowledge ex-
tsnSs can cheerfuIy recommend it to any who wish
A. roof of any sort Yours, &C.,
H COFFIN, Superintendent
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05
Bows. Youths and ChiIdren's
Hats and Caps for Men, Boys and Chill
drhn.

5000 no6s, Eshg On %ds S.n1 az a Of
Leather all which invite the attention oi ell planters
and rsclns TO the nboyc cv, which viii be sod on
the best term for cash. al No 90 and 59 corner Of Broad
way and Col ege street. - =, ,,,,r,,rp
ID. ~ -No''"'N-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05
FISHER, WIRELESS & CO.,

SUCCESSORS TO JOHNSON, HORNE Il COZ
COTTON, Tobacco, Storage, General Commission anc
~ Produce Merchants Broad and Maret streets
Nashville Tenn. devote particular attention to al
hrsiness in trusted To them. july9-N.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05

ESeIsEERs AND ENL suP'Ts OFFICE, MEPHIs CHARLES
TON RAu.RoAD.
MEMPHIS June 26, 1857.
To WHOM IT CoNcERS.-Ths is to certify that the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Company have pur-
chased Bennett, the right to and use upon
their Depots Buildings, Cars &C., Vests Gavanic
patent fire proof Roofing, and that beiieV
il 20 be an economical and durable covering, having al
ready had it. in for eight months.
SAM. TATE, President.
+. c. ARMS Genn Supt.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05
OFFICE OF Mrs.. CENTRAL & Trss. R. R. Co, /

OFFICE MIss. CENTRAL TESs. R. r. Co,
BoLIvAR Tenn, Oct. l, 1881.
This will certify that the NJ u T. R. K. Co. have pur
W. S. Bennett the right to use on their
Cars Bridges Buildings, &C. sc, Vests Galvanic Cement
Having used md tested have no hesitation IN re-
commending it be the best and cheapest covering no"
in use r. P. NEELY, President,
NC. T. &. &. Co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05

swxxD t~-s st.ssiy feo. Gee szshsis ef sns.s. =
w @m - .u oaziislss shsst - the hxass a. s,S
-. 80 n NseSvins We also hsss =. - -, esx Re
49, "a r<v7ss Mladllnx co<son Ter snssn ~ -. srr.r
s..<-~~ -sr<es prsps dsltversd ~ ear
- nssss< sss osfS HA ykEKoa . son.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05

BENJAMIN PAGE, JR:, & CO.,
PHARMAcEUrIsTs AND cHEAnrs,
Fdttsbur h, ia
SOFA by Druggists generally throughout The United Sta
and Cznadaa-
W EWIN BkorHEKs. RAo,<sais Aossis.
" S''1 DR. A II. ROSCOE 1
j. J. BEECH,
.,ras-dkwiy And by DrEgga<s generally
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05

L. M. TEMPLE,
Attorney at La W.
OTfIoE sAME As sHERKlFFr offIck. CHERRY
MKT DocE TO POST offICE, UP srAlks,
WIi in All the holden In Davidson and 81
ner counties, and viil give hs individual attention
70 eli basinsss entrusted 10 his care
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-01-28
Decidedly Cool.

The following instance of cool perform,
ances is given by the Clearield Journals :
"As everybody knows our county Jail
is great institution, aud occasionally
the 'boardors' indulge in some rich per-
formances. On Saturday evening, Jas
Curly and VIM. Miller, who are serving
out sentences of Imprisonment, having
been allowed the privilege of going into
the Jail yard, scaled the wall and va
mosed. Miller left note, informing the
Sheriff that he had gone home to attend
to some affairs, and that he would be
back next evening. Curly cody moved
around ito see what was going on in
town." until about nine o'clock, when he
returned to the Jail, and, all the doors be-
ing locked had to cal the Sheriff to get in
Monday evening, Miller also came back
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-01-28
New York Market.
January 26, 1858.

January 26, 1858.
FLoUR-Whcat-s4 24aS4 30 per LbI.
for common to good state. s4 25asf 35 for
supe: fine Indiana and Michigan; 81 45as5
for extra do, S48OaS5 for cemuon to
good extra Ohio; s530aS7 for St. Louis
brands. aud extra Genessee. Rye -four
is in fair supply aud moderate request;
sales at S3aS4. Corn meal So per bbl.
Buckwheat -four 50 25 per hundred.
GRAIN-Wheat-35O bushels of good
white Michigan at 81 25. Rye is steady
at 70a73 for Northern; sales of 700 bush
els jersey at 20 cents. Oats are in nod
crate demand and are plenty at 2sa3l
o,n hts per bushel for Virginia; 4Oa43 cts.
for Delaware and Pennsylvania. Corn
66a10O. for new Southern yellow, 75c. for
prime old do.
MoLAssEs-New Orleans is held at 25
cents per gallon.
| PROyIsIoNs-Pork-40O ibis. at SIS
35 SIS SO for Mess. Hams 8 cts. per
ID. Shoulders 6 cts. Lard 9a94 ct, per
ID. Dressed hogs are in good demand at
6sa63 cents. Butter ii a | Sc. for Ohio;
l3a2lc for State, and 2la23c. for Orange
County. Cheese at Case.
SUGAR-92 hhds. Cuba at Sc. New
Orleans at 44c.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-01-28
Lucy Stone and the Tax Collector.

Lucy Stone, who is resident of Or
aDge, Essex Co., n. j., having refused to
pay the taxes assessed againt her prop
erty-upon the principle that taxation
without representation was unjust and
anti-republican-had a number house
hold articles sold under the collector :
hammer at her residence on Friday af-
ternoon last, in obedience to the following
notice, which had been conspicuously pos
ted at the railroad depot:
"SALE FOR TAX.-Notice is herby
given that. by virtue of warrant issued
by A. H. Freeman, esq, j. p, to make
the tax assessed against Lucy Stone, in
the township of Orange, in the County
of Essex, the subscriber, one of the, con-
stables of said county, will, on Friday
the 22d day of January instant, at two o.
clock in the afternoon of that day, at
the house of Lucy Stone, sell at public
veDdue, to the highest bidder for cash,
the following goods, to wit: Two tables,
four chairs, one stand and two pictures,
to make the said tax and costs.
Z. A. KYNFS, Constable.
"OrGnge, Jan. 1S, 1852
The sale took place on the front piaz.
"a. The first article offered was a mar.
ble table, worth about sl2, which was
started at Sc aud knocked down at ST so.
The next articles we're two steel plate
ILLNESSES, one Of Gerrit Smith and the
other of Gov. S. P. Chase, which were sold
together for So. From these sales a sufficient
sum was realized, and small balance
was paid to Lucy. She told the consta-
BILE that the same operation would have
to be performed every year unit! the law
was repealed, as she would never valun-
tarily pay taxes for the support Of iDsti-
tutions that she had no voice in COVER
ming. The officer of the law replied that
be would let some one else have the job
bereufter, as it was not a pleasant duty
for him to perform. 1t is said that Lucy
intends to address the people of Orange
upon this subject at a public meeting
soon to be held.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-01-28
A Wonderful Case of Starvation.

A most remarkable case of voluntary
starvation is reported by the keeper of
the St. Lawrence County Poor House,
New York, which if not we'll attested, We
should pronounce incredible. Itappears
that some time since an aged man, who
had been for some time an inmate of the
Poor House, refused to take food, saying
he had made VOW to his God never to
eat again. From that time no threats of
solicitations could induce him to eat, and
he lived in ;bat state sixty-fve days and
twelve hours before he died. Mr.. Boor-
man the keeper, states that during that
time he took no food of any kind, and
that he seemed to be free from disea-e.
He literally died of starvation, with pIen-
ty around him, being a most remarkable
illustration of strong will.