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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-06

SWEET DErfSITIoN-h sprighiy schooi gifi VINO
| attends the "Centrsi High" where the teachers
| have a way Of incitipg the pupils to UNDERSTAND
what they say iu.ths clssses,was reading the Last
| Of the Huggermrggers," and stirred by fhe spirit
| Of inquiry stimulated by her teachers, II not oy
natural feminine curiosity, asked boy cousin OF
| hers the meaning Of huggermugges. Johh looked
| thoughtful for moment, ana then said-.li
| show you "-ani before the incpient woman mad
| time to make any further remark. John mad his
arm around her waist and subj ected 1t to gentle
pressure THAT'S hug ger; and this Quitting DIS
Inns 10 hers In afectiouate coision) il mug ger "
Yes" said the not more than half dispiessed
Sarah AnD-.aud this is the last Of the hugger-
muggers-for If you ever attempt to give me ano-
the- such d. g aitioD, Pt box your ears. I've a
great mind to tell Mr.. Hail. as go to school. what
sort of dictionary you ara Carrying about you all
the time "-B, ston Transcript
SAN PATCH LE.P.-0n Sunday, youth raned
Thurman, in attempting to pass over the bridge
with the depot grounds in this city. was suddenly
come upon by train Of cars, and TO prevent be.
ing run over h. jumped from the bridge Into the
river below a distance of some forty or fifty feet
Several persons we're Witnesses OF the feat, who
at once went to- bis assistance, expecting 10 flnd
him seriously injured, but with the exception of
a thorough drenchng, and few slight bruises, he
had sustained no injury.-Lynchbury, Iu., Repub'
lcdn.
BgoUEsr "A colored bsckmau, named john
Higgepbotham died in Lynchburg, Va, on the %
inst lie bequoathed the Of 5000, which be
had amsssed to gentleman who had been very
kind 10 him.
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nj, ~ OeecsSA, N. 81 says that about one hun
dspd psssons, eemisg trom parts unknovn, held
Sectst ssaoloo wsek before lest IN Phsntx Hall i,
a6i6ipe them Day md might fcr several days.
70 sseele " have 6esn convention Tor the organ.
tSseteo u 400 religious sect, bat OF Whist sort
ont contemporary = ignorant. II h said that
10y TT 81 revekasfoe fasE. and establishing
sAeNseIvas - The es0munity prinetpis. They
spoes nseh ~ thetr time IN iDrming eonstitu.
afno. sAl 20 abe 0abhesh tbsy held mestisg 10
~ 0,y Hail. vbefp they aJpsd II conmon On
p3at6 49, They beye ehoeea twelve sposttae -
1sseeHata thels 1alths 1bsfevse Il 10. ESQ
a5xss5seg9 s4e-<v-ssssss -y----~--- Ass
MT yu1 = eoolnAlel y - wssta te0ooJooo.
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. SECOND SUPPLY FOR La

- SECOND SUPPLY FOX La.
- DIES-Received. and opened this morn
ing, fine assortment Of Ladies' Shoes and Caters
embracing 50
Thick and thin soled Caters. with and without
heels
Thick and thin soled Morocco Boots. with and with
out heels
Thick sOed Kid Boots, with heels
Double soled Patent Leather foxed heel Congress
Caters
Thick and thin soled Congress Caters. with and
without heels
K i'd and Morocco Slippers. with and without heels
Overshoes, with and without heels
Morocco Congress heeled CATERS
White Kid slippers. with heels
White Kid slippers without heels
Together with almost every otherstyl usually call
cd for.
Ladies are respectfully invited to call at No. 90
Main street. two doors above MeEer5. 7. r. Price a
nol7 JOHN PAGE, JE
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-suSa-1 NUNS SUPERIOR Pr
SffA.srSx&2 AMOS Ii TAYLOR has now in
IL n NJ store an sssort ment OF NUMB and
X u other celebrated PIANOS, with q
large stock of other MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Of beat quality.
GUITAR aud VIOLIN STRINGS, Hrst.rs.e
The largest stock of MUSIC IN Iiis state.
Several secondhand Pianos. -
&C 81 IsS MAIN STREET 4
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\TEW GOODS!-NEW GOODS!!-F

NEW GOODS.--NEW GOODS l!-By
~ the steamer. yesterday. from New York, we
have received Genty packages OF new and desirahA
goods which are Offering at very low prices; 100
pieces neat, small figured Nerrin,ac prints. OF choice
patterns; 10 pieces black beaver and Broad Cloths,
for Ladies' Coaks and BagiaDs; dark colored Quilt
ed Skirts; Nohair De Beges; $50 Shawls OF lta
designs; Velvet Ribbons, all widths; ladies' Kid
Gloves superior quality; rich Taffntts Silks black
G no de Rhines Mantilla Velvet: white Moir Antique;
fire Tarla,ans ~ bargain French Merinoes: Bonn
basnes Alpacss. SaxoBia plaids, Linen hdkfs irish
Linens, Table Cloths oil sizes; FlaDueis Blankets,
and other bargains too numerf rs to mention.
J MILhHISER & BRO,
des 1893 Broad street.
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nOEnnay q u uO1La~sN DIl lEksc.
- B0ERHAyE's HOLLAND BITTgRS
BOERHAVES HOLLAND RiTTERS
BOERHAVE'S HOLLAND BiTTERS
B0ERHAVE'S HOLLAND BFTTERS
B0ERHAVE's HOLLAND RITTKRS
BOENHAvE'S HOLLAND BiTrERS
EOERHAVEs HOLLAND BITTERS
ROERHhFE'S II LLkND BITTERS
The celebrated Holland remedy for
DYSPEPSIA,
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
Liver CDMPLAINT,
WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND,
FEVER AND AGUE,


And the various affections consequent upon dis
STOMACH OR LIVER.
Such as Indigestion Acidity OF the Stomach,
Oolicky Pains. Heartburn Less of Appetite, Daspou
doncy Cestiveness Blind and Bleeding Piles. In
It has In numerous instances proved highly bepeS
ciaI, and in others effected q decided euro.
This is q purely vegetable CONT pound, PREPARED on
strictly scientific principles after the manner of the
celebrated Holland Professor, Boertave. Because o.
lie great in most ofthe European States in
PRODUCTION into the u States was intended more espe
ciaIly for those Of oUr herand scattered here and
there the face of this mighty country. MeeEing
with great success among than, offer il TO the
American public, knowing that its truly wonderful
medicinal virtues must be Acknowledged.
1t is particularly recommended t. those persons
whose constitutions may have been impaired By the
continuous use OF ardent Spirits other forms Of;
dissipation. Generally instantaneous in effect, ii
finds its way directly to the seat of life, thrilling
and ouickeniGg every nerve, raising up the droop
Vigoy in the system.
NOTtGs.-Whoeyer expects to find this beve.
rage will be disapponted but to the SICK weak and
low spirited, il will prove grateful aromatic cor
CAUTlONl
The great popularity OF this delightful ARENA has
induced many limitations, which the public should
guard against purchasing. Be not persuaded to bny
anything else mil Sou have given BoERHAVRs
convince you how infinitely superior it liz to all
these limitations.
sold at 81 per bottle or six bottles for S. by the
SOLE PR0PEl ETOSs,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JN. d. CO.
MANUFACTURING
PHARMACEUTiSTS AND CHENiETa.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
AEsold by nearly all the Druggists In this city.
lie 14--dts
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ssE-szrrh REDUCED THROUGH
sssSaaasz ssztssszS TARIFF OF CHARGES ON THE
CANAL FtVAs RICHMOND 70 LYNCHBUR9.-
The subscriber thankful for the very liberal paGro-
mage hitherto received, would inform his friends
that his nrough charges on general Merchandise
snch as Hats Caps Shoes Boots Dry Goods. &c. are
only THIRTY CENTS per iG1 lbs !; on Groceries,
Queensware. &C. only TWENTY-FIVE CENTS per
TO lbs, which includes all expenses from the
uharves in Richmond to the Landings OF Depot in
Lynchbprg.
Boats leave every other day. full not full, and
goods are GENT forward without any detention.
Produce and Tonnage articles forwarded at low
rates. A. =. LEE,
an FITS On the Dock.
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NORM ShELLERs.-We offer for sale
~ nine varieties of CORN SHELTERS, each of
which we will warrant to do good work, and those
In want OF the article will find Il 70 their interest to
call. Fer sale. either wholesale or retail, with o
liberal margin to the trade, by
CHUHCH FLEMING,
no i6--3m Corner Cary and 9th streets
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euAls CsnDRsH -The fanny man Of the Boston
Mos Posi- bsing Of the opision that the bon S'<t'
Of snart eAiidrsn shouid not b. monepolissd BY
sbs KptcaeFbteters and Sharper" relates the
SHOWING: journisg IN she elegant and most
hospitabis rmsssioo Of Or. L., last week
'vas asditor % ths following dialogue between the
Dr.aaA his younsest daughter, . beautiful child
vstsh, vhss be said, playfnliy u the little girl
lot ne visd yosr bose upI' NO. said the ehiId,
II deo's vast ny BOSE wound up, for doar srast
~ m AZ doyP There vas some nsrrimspt for
. SsR nsnspss, Ia that circle, albeit IL was SUM
Aav - ee-si
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-06

TKs PaoposyD TERRIreRIEs -''Uecotah" Is che
western half Of what was Minnesota Territory
When the State vas formed, a limo was drawn
through the middle Of the Territory from north to
south" Theeastsrn part became the State OF Min
pssota---ths westers 10 unrecog niEed and without
agovsrumsnt. "Arisons" 10 . combination ofths
uoutb part olsNeW Mexico With that Mesilla Val.
ley strtp Of lard which Ne purchased from Msxi-
o. IN 1854 Tho latter 10 without . local govern.
saAnt. '.Nsv&ds" 10 the western bali OF Utah,
lyinx between Salt Lake and California. "Lara-
misl msass the western part Of Nabrsska. in which
the fort of that name 10 situated. spikes Peak
= IN the Rocky Mountain chain IN the western part
% Kassas. which part It 10 proposed to cut Oh for
tho ssv territory. superior" or "0ntonagon"
= the peuiusuls bstvesn Lakes Superior aud Mich.
tsan. part Of which nov belongs 70 Michigan and
psrt 3 Wiseonstp.
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i'd roo IN for q new stock in the Spring, and 10 cont
rnenoe the new ear with large sales, we nave THIS
IA . IeIu, I'd the prices on the following:
Rich Robe a. ez Deai1ts .he,
Rich French Delanes at 62iss and 75c, worth -.
Rich paysdere silk and Double skirt NIX Robes.
TaJnrt;,s marked down from ~ and Is cts. to 81.
Vaientias and Cashmeres marked down from s11a
to IS cts p,s.h ya,xs. .,d Cloth
f,,nts Of very low prices at the cash store Of
1ioans' 0' ' PERKINS 4 Co,
az Isl Eagle square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-06

THs GaaAs PaoJkots oR THE AGs.-Ths New York
Reratd furnishes an elaborate article ia relation
TO the great projects of the age and concludes with
sails recapitaiation:
Paciho railroad-the American line, $3.50, o0o, G0t
Pnei6o railroad-ons British lire, also, 90, G0v;
euez ship canal, $40, 900 0o0 Nicaragua ship canal,
4l 100000, Niagara Falls canal. Slo, 900 900; Lake
Erie and Niehigan canal, 600 900; Toronto and
Georgian Bay caaai, slS 900 go; Lake Champisin
aud st. lawrence canal, 60 900 90; OH Fails canal
81 10000 rebnaotePec roate, $4,000 o1o liondu
ras railroad, q, O00. 00 Central Mexico railroad
$4,000 900; The Victoria Bridge over the st. Law
isoos at Noa,rssl, 10000, 900, Alps Tunnel,
1900 600 Hoosaio Tunnsi 81 900, 900; Bergen fun-
mel, $7l5G0O; Atlantic Tsisgraph-secend line
81 Se00oI Atlantic and Pscis Telegraph, 81 $780,
600. Grand total, $40 $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-06

COLDsMiT has q complete assortn ent
~ of White and Colored Tnrlatans; White and
Calored Grapes: swiss uslins; White Blond Laces
and Edges satin Ribbons with Pearl Edges Fancy
Fair Pine; Head Dresses. Flowers; Riches; HUI
sions and various other goods, suitable for balls.
parties or weddings which will be closed ont at re-
duceG prices. E6OLpsMIi.
1Acn
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~, - r-zcs9xzsx3 THE ADAMS EXPRESS

81 Soo 6ms Aon Is, lain Est st. having having
resumed their Steamship Express 10 and from sot
folk, Petersburg and Richmond by Steamers James
town and Roanoke, which leave New York every
Wednesday and Saturday, and thence by railroad 20
Weldon. Wilmington. LYnchburg, SaieT, Wytheyiile
snd the principal places in Virginia and hsrth uaro-
linz. are now prepared 10 forward, with great dis
Patch and at reduced rates, every kind Of MsTcLsn
disc. Valuable Parcels, JsTelry, &C., to tho above
named cities, and all places on the seaSoard.
Our Express on the Steamships will be accompanied
By special Messengers, who will give their personal
attention TO the careful handling of goods entrusted
to the ADAMS EXPRESS co.'s Steamship Express.
Shippers will please take notice that packages 10
points in Virginia and North Carolina will be sent py
steamers unless otherwise marked.
Freight received. on day Of sailing, until o'clock.
Pm. J. l.. NACD0N0UGB,
Agent Of Adams Express &c.
Ay SPECIAL N0TTCE.-Express packages for
Norfolk, Petersburg, Richmond. and all places in Viz
gna and North Carolina, intended tor shipment By
Steamships Roanoke and jamestown, viii hereafter
be received by the ADAAe EXPRESS COMPANY
who the authorized Agents fer Express privileges
On these ships.
efnce of the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LuDLAM d PLEASANTS. Agents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-06

<ss DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON
"a MAIN STREET FOR RENT.-The upper part
Of one OF the tenements known as the Augusta
Honse" containing nine fine rooRls besides three n
tbs basement, large Kitchen. &C. is r rent. Pos
session given on the lst of January 1889
TIE house will be rented other with or without
the terms will be accommodating. For further in
formation, apply nv Office.
GEO STEEL, Dentist,
dss-lm Richmond Va
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| WEARING 4 PEARCE offer Tor sale
w Cooper's Sheet and hired IsinclRss fths lat
ter put up in OF packa sniabie for FAMILIES
Cox's ,nd5n aelstne. French White and Pink Gel
afne; also fall assortment of Flavoriug Extracts
and pure Fruit Concentrated aices superior to any
other fla ,.r'ng. Oar Spices warranted pure DO
| ing grou-Skny steam power on our own premises
and conseY free from the trash usually mixed
with Spices ground at the North
WAXING d EEaRCE, Druggist
de 2s ~. Bros+ at alloy. 9th
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BARGAINS FOR THE HOLIDAYS

ID GRAND GALA WEEK. at No 40 Main street.
nearly opposite the st CharIss-A present for all
and very low figure, for all my Cloaks and Rag
lens are 10 be seld II.
EXPECT BARGAINS in Embroideries, Hoop
skirts and all KINDS of Fancy Notions
Bonnets and Head Dresses in great variety, ex-
ceedingly low Only call and inspect, It you desire
bargain. GEOH0E JACUBS,
A. 10 Main atre6t
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Tlxss Ii TEsxEssxs.--A correspondent Of the
Lynchburg Republican, writing from scmeryille,
Team, Oh th Q Let met, says:
The farmers, however, owing to the fac weather
duriug the months of August, septembsr, Ocso'
Der aud part Of November, have bsea enabled to
send Oh and dispose Of most of their cotton crops
---the great staple Of this coaatry and, though
shey rsaiiE,d has prices, DO to IL cents per
pouud) still, there 10 eu,ng than, as usual, a
great dsai Of cTo.kisg and complaining OF "nard
ttmss" la fact, 10 hear them talk, one would al.
most conclude that there was scarcely money
enough 10 the country to pay their annual
taxes, BAT let negro bs pat on the block or OF.
fsrsd for sale. and yen wenld almost conclude
again thst money was az plenty as black osrrie.
M August Indeed, sveryshios 10 nov Bearing
tins highest prices. Negrosa ara selling here
Aep, from 10 TO 1850; Wonen and Boys from
70 si1Oo, a,sis, from Q to $1,000 aud 50 on. Pork
BY the quantity, from to cents per pound
Flour 81 - per barrel. Corn, 80 to Is cents pei
bnsaei. aud Apples fgrssp) FROM J. TO s. per
bushel.
Negroes, men, cora Heli hands. arc hiring at
% average Of 3l1S per annum. Wsmen 800, and
boys and girls 10 proportion.
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g. FOR RENT-Intendipgt to remove
Es to the corner OF 18th and Franklin streets the
house I now occupy with the office attached, is Of
fered for rent. apply to Mr. A STOKES
WANTED-A Woman to assist in house.work and
washing. III b KEPLEh.
i, e-atMTuThrs
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DifaN . u L
Ihas now on hand very large assortment of B'an-
kefs ch be is determined TO sell of at extremely
low prices. Very heavy Grey Blankets at 81 IS per
rar Nice Whits Blankets at Ills per pair chesp
for SO. Red Blankets from IS TO s. per rair.
Don't forget that you can get all kinds OF Dry
Goods at the very lowest prices. st
10 JACOB A. LEWIS, Is Mein 1T.
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-07-23

goal of their ambition Many of them be-
come the laughing stock of the country;
and when the great conventions meet, their
names are passed by, and new ones elevated,
Of those who have been employed in mind
ing their business, and letting their charac-
ter aud reputation take care of themselves.
One great reason why so few of the truly
great men of the nation have to he placed
in the presidential Office is that they spoiled
their reputation in the selfish desire to pre-
serve it for the purpose of winning Office
Another way of losing character and
reputation is by yielding to some sudden
temptation to sin, or by the secret enter
tainment of vice that with certainty under
mines both A single deed of shame, ah
how it blackens beyond all cleansing the
character that has been builded in the
struggles and tolls of half a century -
There is no wealth under the sun so pre-
cious as good name worthily won, and
there is no calamity so great as such q name
shamefuIly lost. Far be it from me to de-
preciate the value of character, or to de-
preciate pride in its maintenance. While
it should be the natural, unsought conse-
quent of life controlled by the purest and
nobleSt motives, it doubtless may be enter
tanned as a choice possession, always sub
ordinate as a motive of action to Christian
principle and duty.
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WHOLE NUMBER 500.

thcm) by goggles from the glare Of the
prairie sun. A true picture Of gold-seek.
ers setting ont from home, trim and Jolly.
for Pixies Peak, and those same gold.seek.
ers, sober as judges aud slow-moving as
their own weary oxen, dropping into Den
yer, would convey salutary lesson to ma
ny a sanguine soul. Nay; I have ia nv
minds eye an individual who rolled out Of
Leavenworth, barely thirteen days ago, in
a satisfactory rig and spirit Of adequate
self-complacency, but who - though his
hardships have been nothing to theirs
came into Denver this morning in a sober
ed and thoughtful frame of mind; ID dust
begrimmed aud tattered habiliments, with
patch on bis cheek, bandage on bis leg
and limp in his gait, altogether constis
tuting spectacle most rueful to behold. It
is likely to be some time yet before our
fashionable American Spas and Summer
resorts for idlers will be located among the
Rocky Mountains.
As to Gold, Denver is crazy. She has
been low in the valley Of humiliation and
is suddenly exalted to the summit Of glory
The stories Of days works aud rich leads
that have been told me to-day-by grave.
intelligent men-are absolutely bewilder-
ing. do not discredit them, but shall
state nothing at secondhand where may
know if will. / have come here to lay
my hand on the naked, indisputable facts,
and / mean to do it, Thought unfit to
travel, start for the great diggings $50
miles hence nearly due west Ein the glens Of
the Rocky Mountains) tomorrow morning.
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From the Dublin University Magazine.
Life by the Sea.

Will you come and live by the sounding sea,
And hear the great waves roar
Yes, come, cast in your lot with me
Gu this bleak basaltic shore.
The crested waves are rolling past,
While the seadIast rocks remain
The Atlantic tide is swelling fast
But the tide will sink again.
Will you come and live by the silent sea,
And watch the dazzling sheen,
See the ripples clap their hands for glee
Where the raging waves have been
Yes, come and see while Others Sleep
When the sea fowl erst are soaring,
The thousand thousand hocks OF sheep
Which BOreas drives before him
Come sail on the peaceful shining sea,
And sink in my boat 20 sleep,
The summer breezes shall blow for thee,
While calm pervades the deep.
Come, gaze on the calm, bright sea and sky,
Which like one mirror seem
In silver mist the mountains lie
Like headlands in dream.
Or, when the sun drops down to rest
Come see ere the daylight die,
The zephyrs bear small clouds to the west
Across the golden sky.
Come stay where the waves have sunk to rest
While night invests the sky
And watch yon star on the great seas breast,
While its mate shines up On high.
Come hear what the surges say to thee,
And the loud Atlantic roar
Hear whispers from the gentle sea
AS it tumbles to the shore.
What does the zephyr sing TO thee
And the ripples on the tide,
That clap their little hands for gee
That thou must be my bride y
Yes, come and be wife to me,
And still the stormy main
For woe has been my tidal sea,
But the tide will sink again.
Calm shall perVade sea and sky
Aud calm our life shall seem,
In golden mist our life shall lie,
Like Beulah in the dream.
We both shall sail the shining sea,
We both shall sink TO sleep,
While the breeze shall watt both thee and me
Der lile's inconstant deep.
Or Il the AlIFather should deem best.
This petition to deny,
The one shall rest on the great seas breast
While the other shines on high.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-07-23

A French author says "When / lost
my wife, every family in the town offered
me another; but when ! lost my horse no
one offered to make him goodb
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1s t.l ss;;s;.4ls;sss:g
On and after Monday, June 1S, so.
& ERIE RAIL ROAD.

MAIL train will stop at all Stations except Swauvlle,
Saybrook Unionve Perry Mentor and Wickihe; win stop
on signal passengers for CereaHd only at Ssy6rook
Unionville, Perry Mentor, and Wick1e.
Day Express West will stop at Grard Conneau AshtaOua
and Painesvile only.
Night Express will stop Girad Conneaut Ashabula and
Panesviie only.
Express Freight and Emigant will np 10 leave passengers
at SWanve Fairuiew, GiFaTd, Springfield Conneaut and
Kngsyille. a. c. HUBBARD, Station Agent
CLEVELAND, June, 1859
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-07-23

r. INQUIRE. Manufacturer of Tin, Copper
and Sheet Iron Ware. Strict attention paid making sett
ing up and repairing Stoves StoyePPe Pumps and Lead
Pipe EyeTrough Conductors etc Old Iron, Rags Copper
Lead etc. etc, taken In Exchange. Hurberts Block op
poste the Bank building Ashtabua, Ohio ass
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-07-23

DUORO q BRO

DUOR0 q BROTHERS, Manufacturers of
Dealers in Furniture Of ,ho best descriptions and every
riety Also general UnderkeH and manufacturers of Cof
hns 70 ORDER Main street. NeTh Of South fubl Square,
A6htabula 4l0
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-07-23
Watches, J eNvelry, &c.
Clothing.
Agents.

ALEXANDER GARRETT, Land Agent No.
90 Water street. Cleveland o. Lands for sale IN Iowa. li
no Wisconsin, and Minnesota, at 81 90 per acre, and np-
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Stationary aud Portable Steam Engines. Saw and other
Mill Work. and Jobbihg and Repairing done to order
short notice. and In workman-ke Manner south Main
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