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NEW YoRK MARKEr--Max Il.

FL0UR-Exced and 2Oc better sales OF "a 800 hills, A
@6 So for superhne state 81 1907 80 for extra state sO@
90 for superine western 0OD7 SO for common to good
extra western S6@7 90 for do round hoop Ohio market Clos
ing buOyaut
WHEAT-Advaneed cents better sales of 100000 bus
81 3S@l 40 for Milwaukee club 62@ 70 for winter red
western 62Hl o3 for common mixed western s6@l 90
for white southern l So for white Mich
CORN-Fmer sales Of 20 900 bas 95e for white southern
9s@9ee for all kinds mixed western held ct 90e with buyers
at 05c.
BEEF HAMS-Firm S14 5OS1lT.
BAGGED HAMS-IOkc
BUTTER--stsady 2O922c for state SC01Oe for Ohio.
CHEESE-Fim 99l2k for new 10 choice old State.
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Woods Hair Restorative. Prof Wood, the
renowned dscoverer Of the invaluable Hair Restorative still
continues TO labor In behalf Of the afflicted
His medicines universally admitted by the American
press to be far superior to all others for causing the hair on
the head Of the aged that has been eied many years.
grow forth with much vgor and as when blessed
with the advantage Of youth.
There can be no doubt that it Of the greatest dscov
cries In the medical world 1t restores permanently ay hair
to Its original color and makes It the beautiful silky
texture which has been very desirable In oil ages of the
wOrld.-St Louis Morning Herald
Sold by all good Druggists. 3m4s4
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The people of Massachusetts on Monday last
voted on the proposition for an amendment of
the State Constitution, requiring naturalized
citizens to reside two years in the State after
being naturalized before they can be admitted
to the privileges of the elective franchise, and
the amendment was undoubtedly carried.
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DR.. Roback,a Remedies.

DIR. RObacks Remedies. We publish in
another column Of todays paper article copied from tho
Cincinnati Times descriptive OF Dr. Robacks extensive med
cal establishment in that city. ny the way Dr. Robacs
Remedies hsge obtained great and deserved popularity with
all classes has been but short time since these Remedies
were introduced into our section Of country yet Dr. Bren
man, DR. Roacs agent In this place. informs us that his sales
Of the Blood Pills and Blood Purifier now far exceed those of
all other medicines for which he is agent combined
perence We know this not only from the mouths of otbers
but We have used them in family with the very best
results for all diseases OF the blood general debility wheth
proceeding from sickness from natural weakness ind
geson aud all kindred ailments recommend the Scandi-
nayan Remedies as the Uery best medicines extan They
destined to achieve, not ephemea success hut perma
nent and deserved reputation which will render them
See Advertisement. lm4sq
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SMITH g. LocKwooD's.

About eighteen months since, introduced ourselves 70
the citizens Of Ashsbua and vicinity a strict ready pay
business and happy To state to the public that IN
consequence Of the growing that business we hsve
been induced 70 enlarge and improve our store which has
been going during the last two months And we are now
receiving the largest and most desirable stock of Goods ever
offered in this market which have selected and pucbas
ed with the greatest care during the last four weeks in New
YORK and Phiadeph and for cash Among them are some
Auction and Job Lots AZ crest sacrifices Our stock of stape
Goods such as sheetngs Stripes Denms Ticks were pur-
chased last November thereby giving material advantage
over those purchasing this spring at an advance of z to
&c yard which enables sell them at about New York
wholesale prices We would particularly request the atten-
tion Of the public to large stock of Carpets Oil Cloths and
Mats We enumerae in part fellows on all of which VIC
defy competition;
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Mons BU1LDrNG. The labor Of excavation,
for the foundation of dwelling house, has been
began Ivy Mr. w. w. MANN, on The corner Of
Centre and Park streets, opposite exMayor
Morrisons. The lot is one Of the most eligible
in the corporation and the building, we trust
will be on the same scale of merit.
The Pulpit of the Presbyterian Church in
this village, was supplied last Sabbath, by the
Rev. Mr.. RICHARDSON Of Austinburg, by way
Of exchange with the Rev. Mr.. G1LLETT. His
sermons we're very satisfactory performances,
and pervaded With spirit Of genial christianity.
QUESTIONABLE ADVERTISEMENTS time,
which we have been looking for has at length,
arrived, when all our contracts for advertising
abortion medicines, and lottery enterprises, both
under various guses, have run out. The fur
ther admission into our columns, of any Of this
kind Of matter will be sedulously and pertiua-
ciously excluded. We have for long time
been Of the opinion, that, for family paper,
this kind of matter was incompatible, hut the
general Indifference, both Of the local and city
press on this subject, has induced Us to suffer
the thing to pass, 10 the face Of our convictions
MOVEMENT OF THE PEoPLE-The citizens of
Jefferson assembled on Saturday evening last,
at the court house, for the purpose of giving
aa expression to their sentiments, upon the
course of the government towards the citizens
of Oberlin, now on trial at Cleveland. The
meeting was ably addressed by A. KELLOGG,
Esq, the chairman, Hons. D. CALDWELL, J. II.
GTDDlNGs, Justice SMoNDs, Rev, Mr.. OLDs and
Others, in manly spirit Of opposition to the
odious Fugitive Slave Act, and to the oppres-
sons of government whose highest ambition
seems to be to bow itself in the dust of hui
mility before the Unsuitable and intoleraut spirit
of slavery. The following will show the tenor
and spirit Of the resolutions adopted
"That the enactment known as the Fugi-
tive Slave Law was conceived by the enc
mics of the Union it violates the spirit as
well as the express language of the Federal
Constitution in its terms, it is wantonly
insulting to free people--it viola tes the
rights of the States and is intolerabIy ty-
rannical and oppressive in its character
No person possessing the spirit of freedom,
will respect or obey it."
A proposition TO revive the ancient order of
"rhe Sons of Liberty" was made by Mr. Gid
dngs, who submitted the form of a constitution
for its immediate organization, which was signed
by about one hundred persons
The powers that be, should not be left n the
dark as to the sentiment of the people, towards
this hateful law, and, tie assembling of the peo-
pie in this manner and the putting of their SOL
emn protest upon paper, has the warrant of re-
volutionary precedent. tits the recognized mode
of freemen, and should be followed by every
village and hamlet of the State
The interest of the meeting was increased by
a barraug from Judge Warner, of anti-school
law notoricty, in opposition to the views of the
meeting.
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NJ. JACKSON will eHectualy cure Ltper COtppfair Dys-
PsPsia JauHdoe Cronio Nervous Debility Diseases Of
e htaHegs and aH Diseases arising from dsOrdered LUer
on Stomach. Every family should have bottle of these Bit
ers In the House One dose will instantly relieve sick sto
macn One dose will cure the most distressing heartburn.
taken an hour before meals, will give good appetite One
dose will In many the most headache when
proceeding from disordered stomach
These Btters be obtained at any Druggists or seller Of
Patent Medicines In the United states Canadas Price
cents bottle See that the signature of c. NJ jackson is
on the wrapper Of each bottle. 2w4so
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CATTLE-MaTket demand for beeves improved and prices
half cent higher sales al l0l3ci average prices lO8llc
receipts nearly $500.
M6TT0N-searee and in good demand sales at ba7e re-
oeipts az upward Of 5000
swNE-Rscspts Of 900 sales at o@s for dstulcry extra
corn fed
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One Of the Most Prevalent, and at the same
time, troublesome and painful diseases that attend the human
nesh s the Fever and Ague. For long time the medical
world have been continually bringing forth spec
hcs for tts permanent cure but all without effect Dr. j.
Hosetter experienced celebrated pysnn has sue
ceeded In furnishing the public with valuable preparation for
the cure o. Fever and Ague The steady and Increasing de-
and lately made for the "Bers and the universal success
attending is use have made for reputation unsurpassed
by any specific Of the kind For the of the Fever and
Agu Dr. HOsteers celebrated Stomach Btters must and
should claim superiority any other preparation exnt
sod BY druggists and dealers generally, everywhere. See ad
vertisement In another column 1mf8o
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pISH0P MoILVAINES Select Ser.
- MONg-SFIFCT FAMILY A. PARISH sERMoNq

- muNb-oElhOI FAMILY n fAtNSn 6EkMONS.
series Of Evangelical DiscGurses selected for Che OF hi
lies and destitute congregations By the r. Rev. Charles p
Mcyaine d. d., with preliminary Address by the same,
parents the importance Of Family Religion and Christian
Education 2age suproy 8vo volumes Of rising 1880 pages
Each volume containing 81 sermons.
The principle regarded In the selection has BEEN 10 make t
embrace the great docna and practical features Of the Cos
pol 70 exhibit evangelical truth poinedy and rcbly
In the spirit Of its Divine Author adapting alike taste
OF the cultivated and TO the understanding Of the uncua
ted The aim has been TO present the great subjects Of
vealed religion in their natural ORDER occupying wide range
OF spiritual instruction. In other words IN present Complete
System OF Divinity far the nature Of sermon COMPOST
ton will allow keeping studiousy in view the exhibition Of
the whole counsel Of Cod entirely and particularly
the allotted space will permit
Ihe EPtseopaI Recorder says Of these Sermons 'hey
hecseu by Bishop hclvaine for the OF families and
cant pashe ifOm large variety OF writer's whom
are among the best living dynes the Church Of England
we esteem such volumes these important treasures the
Church Ihey Will be rich treasure In family and OF
pecial value to candidates for the ministry"
The FfesbytsTian Phadepha) remarks Of these volumes
We highly approve OF such collections when udiciously
made, comprising the best portions Of various volumes
which many would otherwise see and as adno verv
desirable facilities for saluay instruction 10 families and des
ttute churches
"THE PRELIMINARY ADDRESS on the religious training Of
youth is worthy Of ali praise"
The Cr0ss and Baptist journal says In age like the
present, when many books issued calculated alike TO
corrupt morals and language work like this cannot
be too much studied"
With the view Of extending the circulation of this exceed
ngy valuable collection of Sermons the publisher has
cuded to put them at the low price Of 50 SO set in 6ne bind
ing Cegmen other persons remitting $40 will receive
sets or sets for Sl2. He has sets hand not in
esh binding but otherwise equally good which he will put
at $3.50 set The work be sent by mail by Express
ISAAC N. WHITING, Publisher.
Columbus, Ohio, April 1850 4ssH
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death to all Vermin."

death to all Vermin."
As Spring approaches, Bed Bugs bite
anus ana hoaches YOu all the night,
from uelr holes come out, As on the bed yon sumber
And Mice and Rats, While insects crawl
In spite Of cats TIo' chamber and hau
Gaily skip about. In squads without number
1t is truly wonderful with what certainty Rats Roaches
Mice Soes Ground Mice Bedbugs Ants Moths Mosquitoes
Fee Insects Animals in short every speces of Vemin
are utterly destroyed and exterminated by
ssCOstars', Rat, Roach. &c DIFFERENTIATION
tCOstar'ss, Bed-bug ExterminasOr
"COstaFs" Electric Powder for insects
Supplied direct by mail any address the United States
as follows On receipt Of 81 0U box the Rat Roach Sc
Ell On receipt OF $780, box each of the Rat Roach &c
E and Etede PoDdeT (sent postage paid sufficient to de-
roy the vermn on any premises Sold by druggists and
"CosTAR's' PRINCIPAL DEPOT 400 BROADWAY NY
r S-Circulars terms, &c, sent by mail on application
g5R WHoLEsALE AGENTS FOR WEsT'N Pa Ono IND &c.
AZ Pttsbnrgh, Pa, b. L. FAHENsTooK Co.. and others At
cincinnati, o. JoHN d. PARK and Others At indianapolis
no. koRERr BROWNING. 400
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Senator SEWARD sailed from New York for
Europe 10 the steamship Ariel, on Saturday
last
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what the Press Saw.

"Cotas Exeminators are invaluable remedies for clear
ing houses OF all sorts OF vermn. With all confidence
recommend them.-M Y Daily State Register
"Costars" remedies for all domestic pests such as Rats
Reaches, Bed-Bugs, Ants Eeas &c. invaluable; we can
speak from actual knowledge of their merits Druggists and
Dealers should send their orders early If they would secure
q trade In them-N Y. Journal.
~ shall write something about your Exterminators as
can do so with propriety They selling rady here
destroying all vennin.-Ed "Baansr," Fayette, No
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TO the People of Ashtabula County.


DAYMOND'S $40 Family Sewing Ma.
IA CHINEA practical Machine which should be in every
Family, simple in construction that child can learn to
IT, and lady operate II well an hour II uses
needles and thread of any size and operates thick
work.
From the Report Of he Committee on Machinery Of the 1gr
cultural Society Of the State Of Maine.
"Whe is conceded by your committee that the Wheeler
Wilson machine exhibited Is the best Of all the machines
that other high priced machines exhibited exceeny com
structcd and perform their work admirabyyet your com
mittee agree In the opinion that the
Raymond Ten Dollar Machine
Is emnenty simple thorough and firm and calculated for
extensive circulation than either Of the Others and that
II will be of more general good to the community from its
very low cost considering its geRera merits So far the
several members Of the committee Judge, they honestly
believe that there is far greater difference in the PRICE Of
the machines than in their USEFU NESS and they
consider the balance to be in favor of the Raymond Machines
The above machine is on sale and exhibition
at the Book and Variety Store Of the subscriber Ashabua
who is sole owner of the right for the County.
tR TOwnhips rights sold favorable terms.
April !, 1859. 4s4 NJ. G DICK.
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MARRIED..

MARRIED.
In West Boyston Mass April 10TH by the Rev Mr. Cross
Mr. CHARLES NJ MORE, to Miss AMANDA l.. HARTHAN.
On Sabbath eve the 9Th nst the Disciples Church at
Eagevie by Rev. A. NJ. Richardson, Miss MARY WRIGHT
M' d. to Mr. JULIUS E. PERSON of Kirkland, Lake Co.
On the 10th inst at the American House in Jefferson by
Rev. Mr. Oliver Thomas, Miss S0REPTA PLATT, of Rich
mond, in this county to Mr.. QUENTIN BROOKS of Craw
ford county, Pa.
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NEW FIRM.

New and Increased Stock of Goods.
& G. OSBORN, late of KingsviIe hag-
Ne ing purchased interest in the Grocery Business Of
Prentice & Smith,
the business viii be hereafter conducted under the name and
firm Of
Prentice, Smith & Company,
in nearly the range as heretofore but with much
enhanced stock and facilities
One Of the firm has just returned from New York vhere
nation, OF such goods will not fail wants. and
challenge To meet the appreciation of the citizens of the W.
age and county The results Of these purchases may be seen
and judged of the goods coming daily and
will be followed by others necessity shall reouire The
condition Of the market East is sufficient guaranty Of the
favorable range Of prices at which these purchases have
made That these inducements offered may be put TO tho te
is the chief desire OF those making them,
GROCERIES.
In this department the establishment VIII be well sup
piled with general and choice selection of goods can be
found in the county.
WOODEN WARE,
Consisting Of Pas Tubs Wash Boards Sugar Tubs Mons
BrOoms, Butter Ladels, Rolling Pins, &c, &c.
WILLOW WARE.
In large variety Clothes and Market Baskets Rocn
Dining and Sitting Chairs for the children Buggies Cabs
Hobby Horses Hand Sleds for.the Boys
Berlin Baskets for the Ladies'.
In the Dry Goods Line may be found assortment Of Do
nestle GOods-Sheetng Shirtiug Ticking Denms Prnts &c
PROVISIONS.
This is trade TO which special attention win be given both in
the purchase and sale. viii keep constantly hand full
stock of Flour Feed Pork Fish Salt together with Water
Cement, Cured Hams and Shoulders for family use &c.
Daily supplies of Fresh Can Oysters both Fair Haven and
Baltimore, Picked CLAIMS and Oysters Lobsters and Sauces
Small Dealers furnished with fresh supplies liberal terms
Ashtabua, Dec. LIST, 1858. n
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FASHIONABLE SHOE STORE
Patterson & Winsman.

Patterson & winsman, WV
acknowledge the vors in the way Of liberal patronage
received from the citizens of AshtAbu for the past year.
that they have taken the recently by
d. Phillips in FSS BLOCK, where their facilities will en-
able them TO meet the wants Of the public.
They intend to reputation for their establishment
second TO in the place. They prepared supply
ready-m work, or to make it to order.
To The LADIES.
Everything by ladies' in the line of Boots and Shoes
and Caters will be got in the most fashionable STYLE 10 the
way of Congress Caters hghlow sprnghees French
Kid and Morocco Gaiters also, slips of every variety
To THE GENTLEMEN.
We manufacture the fashionable style Patent Ieath-
French Lemone Calf Boots In the way of Kip Boots
keep constantly hand assortment of Mems Stoga
Boots and Brogans Among other things for the
daton of the Gents will keep constantly hand Oxford
and French Ties; Congress- Tongue and Button Gators
Toilet Sppersall of which will be sold prices suit
times, aud as low any other store.
PATTERSON wINsNAN.
Ashtabula, April 21st, 1859. 4S7
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The Pulpit of the Presbyterian Church in
this village, was supplied last Sabbath, by the
Rev. Mr.. RICHARDSON, Of Austinburg by way
of exchange with the Rev. Mr.. G1LLETT. His
sermons we're very satisfactory performances,
and pervaded WITH q spirit Of genial christianity
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The Policies of the Liverpool and London Fire and Life In
surance Company Differ from ordinary Policies ia that
l. Under them, all claims paid presentation of
satisfactory proof Of loss, without abatement or deduction
Tor interest and not as is usual sixty days after presentation
of proof;
T. They expire at six O'Clock, p NJ and not at noon
g. They allow, without notice. fifteen days wormens mi.
vlege.
Companys consent being endorsed the Poe do not
require notice of such additional until the same
be specially demanded BY the Company;
o. They are assgnabe by simple endorsement. No notice
oil such assignment need be given TO the Company;
o. They may be made the face of them-ss ConnuouH
until obyatng the risk of accidental expiration
of Insurance
They allow ten pounds Of Guppowder to be on the Pre-
misses, without notee-none being permitted under Ordinary
Policies unless the consent of the Company be given In writ
ing on the POlcyand without which the Policy ia
void If Gunpowder be on the premises:
They ample-ayoding needless terms and mica
descriptions that only tend to compcate the Insurance and
render settlement embarrassing
They do not like the Policies Of many Foreign Comma
MES state that Funds and effects Of the company not other
wise appropriated are alone answeFable for It's
~ They are Issued In this country and wealthy
body of wellknOwn American citizens resident
who being Directors and Shareholders and consequently with
tine other fopretors individually liable for ali the engage
ments OF the Company, personally conduct the business.
Ihe magnitude OF the business of the Liverpool and Lon
don Is worldwide Its large paid up Capital surplus and
Reserved Fund amounting In all 10 upwards OF Five Million
with the capital at call mOTe than eight million d0aFs and
the personal responsibility Of all t Shareholders enable 20
Oer the most unexamped security and TO accept risks
cry quarter Of the GLOBE with much advantage 10 the ner
camille and other interests Of all nations s profit
In evidence of the prudent and successful ia
Affairs it may le mentioned that the large loss by the at
Valparaiso In November last does the losses Of the
Company for 1855 much above the yearly average.
Applications received by j. S. BLYTH,
3m8s6 at the Farmers Bank Of Ashtabula
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STAPLE GooDs.

100 lbs Prints, 2s &c per pound
$500 yds do full madder colors, at q cts
10000 yds Brown and blch'd sheetings, y
at last fall prices
400 yds Flannels.
Stripes, Denims and Ticks.
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WEEKLY TELEGRAPH.
TABULAi
Saturday Morning, May IA, 1859.

Mons BU1LDrNG. The labor Of excavation,
for the foundation of adweng house, has been
began by Mr. w. w. MANN, on The corner Of
Centre and Park streets, opposite ex-Mayor
Morrison's The lot is one Of the most eligible
in the corporation, and the building, we trust
will be on the same scale Of merit
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resident Secretary, Alfred Pell, Esq.
OOunsel Alex Hamilton. ir.. ESQ
Bankers, ............. Pheuix Bank, Cammann & CO.
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Relief for che Afflicted /

Dr. y o. Clark having had frequent and urpent r0Alena
from his patients theft friends 10 vfat ne nefoborhood
occasionally shat they 1dsht consult INN personally we'll
nmOnth.
Having bad seventeen year experience in The practice of
medicine, during which time he has onsands ol
ens In all forms Of acute aud chrono deaspa With uu6ar-
alelled of which Of your friends ar neahhos
testify and II prepared 70 give reief o all may ap-
ply Particular attention will be given 10 te cure Of Don
suMFTIoS and all diseases Of the lungs and cs npapa
Nervous Diseases Female arrangements Of eysf character
will be treated with
Also viii Old and al eupve Diseases of Wst
ever character they may be He makes Of universal
Botoaieai remedies No calomel other deeteous dugn
used
Persons At distance desiring advise and Medcne win ond
general description Of the appearance Of the orne with
correct statement Of the cause origin Of the disease and
general history Of the symptoms, with name, age, &c
414 4 q CLARK n
jamestown, Mercer Co.. Ia.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS Sale Of

BY virtue of an order of sale duly issued from said Court
In the directed will offer for sale by wnv
of public auction at the door Of the -
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N Very Superior Article of Gold Pens,
for sale Low. Call and Try them
J.E. CHAPMAN.