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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-24
ENAMELED CRATES AND HOUSE FUR
NISHlN9 GOODS,
Tin, COnper, and Shect lion Nart,

Is thc u get Ia tho arNn and are Just received iron
iAt host II iucuuati and New York, who're ths
rttoaH selected at the owest prices. Our assert
m A
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Boarding.
GoaI OGoIers
Canmel Coal.

JIM. KELLY, COAL DEALER,
on TuR
Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh r. r. Coal Pier,
HAS A SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF
Ii "CANNEL COAL for ssle Call and iry it.
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ry- These Stoves together with the largest and tcHt
roies of Eastern Styus ,ur Conkns. p4Tor, Dining
Room, Bo Boom, School House, S and Church pur-
poss just rceived cumurse the bosi assoment IN the
market. our large Hiuck uf
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THE "vIOTOR,p

HALL, SCHOOL HOU Y. or STORE AND CHURCH
HEArkR,
Il proved % be Ereate Hfhirr, with the same amouni
Autrscite Uumnous Coal than ans other Ntove
the purposes, t Is futuao8 sal an one
| combination.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-24

". u. MANVIN,
No Aspublo Square, neary opposite old ceur' House.
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BuiIOtrs & Arfbittfts,

BROOKS s. @. q e. w, BUILD
10 ERs. Ais Manufacturer OF Doors, Blinds, sash
nrscketsa all kinds Of Scroll Saving snd Gothic WORK
Particular attenu N paid TngUp Stores. Factory on
Dvisinn-st Cenire nlnck, Cleyeland o. nola-ct
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OlsVslund Floor Oil Cloth Mandatory,
JOHN WEBSTER. Proprietor.

LSO MANUFACTURERS AND
IA Wholesale Dealer IN WAFER b FIRE PROOF
pAlNf, dry aud IA oil aud the sale OF e lfFe
lHnd WHITE LEAD AND ZINC PAINTS. Ware. ouss
and Ofre AwHter Block loot OF supenuT street md No.
Vinas ani stfegt, Cleyeland, Ohio fshl2kDdAN
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The OHnnrE.ner.

Isa BEturwuL Open Fron sidiug D0or Stoves and also
took the FIRST PHsMiUM at our late Comfy Faii.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-26
GARD TO THE LADIES'

The Uachsh," or Percie Pills for Females,
insbe In removing distractions and Irregularities Of
the menses: they give strength 10 tie and youthful
elasticity and vgor to the system, and mpa strength clear
uess and ancy 10 the eye increasing It's Of ascna
unn TO remarkable degree Designed solely remedy fer
Irregularities &e ad TO give tomb and besuty the eye for
which they have hduaset they should used dur
ing pregnancy for Of which directions that
company each box and package. For AN complaints
arising from dersged monstruaton they unequaed
inallahc The Suppression Is speedily relieved
all Irregularities corecied aud 10y the use of the PERcIE
PIIs there will be hd recdtices Of ee complnnts Their
effect upon the eve not usent ror In the least injurious
out beneficial and lasting THE high hvor In which they
held by the many hundred ladies wis have them su
cen guarantee that they contain properties and produce
cts d seases incident to the ae constitution which
have never before been obtained Fun directions each
and package. The signature Of EMILE MOTION Proprietor
must be all genuine which imported only by MASSoU
LAURIE Sold by all Druggists in United States and
Canadaa Price S25 per box; half boxes rs cents Mail
packages havng the appearance ordary letter. price
one dollar sold only by general agents VB ALDEN 4
C Cleveland, Ohio, to whom orders should he addressed
Sold by GEO WILLARD and
ARhtbaula o. 43a BENlIAM Il JOHNSON
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WYE wish 70 call the sttentI5n of ths


Public to the fact that we are nov iseeiviue direct
from New York full and complete supply Of Fall add Win
Ter Godda peculiarly adapted the wants Of ts community
which We pledge ourselves to sell at prices as Tow can be
found In this county.
In the Dry Goods line, stock compres ull Assott
meut of Dress Goods shaws Black and Fancy silks, De
LANES Cashueres Merenos Pn Brown and Beached cot
TONS woolen and cotton Fanncls Heavy woocns Dress
trimmings Gloves and Hosiery together with thousand 9TH
er things too numerous 10 mention.
In Groceries, fully stocked with everything In that
line, and at low pHceH
In the line Of Boots and Shoes We arc at home Having
devoted poscolsr attention to this branch Of adb for
les Of years. confident that can suit any customer
either to quality ree, having every thing that line
from chids caek 20 French calf boot Of superior quality
and -lase
The hardware Branch Of business been constantly
Increasing and have enlarged purchases Ia
demaRds uut have full stock d AL thse Of Heavy and
Shelf Hardware Mill and Cross cut aw5 of all kinds join
ers tools and builders Ell us all Of the Best quality
full stock Of Iron and Sieel Iron axles Elliptic SPRING.
Carriage Bolts Pin Bo Nail Rods Peru Horse shoe Bar
Round aud Square Iron Of all sizes The very quality
Eastera Nails from 25 up to 60 ctsr always hand
Window gass putty, paints of all kinds Linseod OIL both
Raw and boiled varnish Turpentine Lamp and Lard oil
white lead and zinc Paints.
In Crockeiy keeps good supply Of the best quality
Iron, stone, white, Light blue and common ware.
Hat and Cps Of every style and price, for mems and boy
wear. -, ,. a. , .. 90,
Books. ..
In fact almost any article demanded by the taste nccess
tes Of the community can be bought of favorable
terms, at any place far or near.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage bestowed upon
by generous public would say that notwithstanding The
hard times better prepared better con
dtou to furnish good bargains to customers for cash pro
duce short approved credit than st the present time
DO favor call and ionk goods and ces and
you do not suit yourselves you will have made lu
make charge for showing goous.
ROOT MORRISON.
gentarnher
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Medical Science The history of f"Uoo6an

Medical Science The history Of "llpodand's
German Bitter the most remarkable medicine of the day.
and the many that have been erosd II cases
Of Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Debility aud Diseases
aHsing from dsOrderd liver stomach place among
most astonishing disco ees that have taken Place in the
medical world lhe diseases 10 which these Btter are ap
pcabe universal that there bat few Of friends
who may not test their vi tss in their hmi circle
Of aoquantanee prove IN their satisfaction thpre
Il It least remedy among the many advertised medicines
Deserving the pubic commendaon. II Is fact that tho
minds minds OF many persons pre- uice exists against what
ratent hediclnes but why should this prevent you
,ng 70 an article that has such array Of Testimony N
sspphnrt AA hohpds German Ber? Physicians prescribe
~ snead you discard iii Judges usually considered
hS 5 ~ nave and do use II In their families. Why
% e a !oL yee y. Clergynen and those the most eminent
@ ~ WY sn9sla not you Vet not your prejudice usurp
su IAso ~ me everlasting injury Of your health; you
Ihese 'ter are preGated aud sold by nr q ~ Jackson
10 80 Arch street phiadelpi2, Pa and by druggist. and
CanadR West indies aud Sonth America al "a se, ~ hf
ne see alt The sguature Of O. NJ jackson l. OF he wrap
- " Nesn pS'Hs zsts3
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new F'iRM

New and Increased Stock Of Goods.
g G. OSBORN, late of KingsvI!e, bav-
0S ing purchased an interest in ts Grqbery Business Y
Prentice & Smith,
the buaness viii be hereafter conducted under nc haDe and
firm Of
Prentice, Smith & Company,
in nearly the same range Of trade as heretofore but with muck
enhanced stock aud facilities.
One of the firm has Just returned from New York where
time has been taken 70 make liberal purchases with dcrini
naon Of such goods will not fail 10 meet the wants. aQd
challenge to meet the appreciation of the citizens Of the l
lage county The resus Of these purchases may
aud judged of the goods coming 70 hand daily and
condition OF the marsot East sufficient guaranty Of the
favorable range Of pces at which these purthgss have
made That these ndscecn edsred may be pat 70 the ten
Ia the Chief desire of those nskiug thosu
GROCERIES.
In this department the establishment will he ~ well sup
piled with general and ehoee selection Of goods DO
found IN the county. Il,
WOODEN WARE.
Consisting Of Pa Tubs, Wash Boaa, sugar Tuts MOps
Brooms Butter Ladels, Rolling Pins, &c- &c
WILLOW WARE.
IN large yaety such Clothes and Market Baskets Rocking
Dining Sitting Chairs for the children Buggies snd Cabs
Hobby Horses, Hand Seds rthe Boys
Berlin BasSsts for the Ladlea, 49,. :. .i.., -
In the Dry Goods Line sy be ougd an assortment Of Do
mesc Goods-Sheetng Shirug Ticking Denims, Prints Sc
PROVISIONS,
This trade 70 which special attention will be given both I'M
the purchase and sale viii keep constantly hand fall
stock Flour Feed Pork Fish, Salt together With Water
Daily supplies Fresh Can Oysters both Fair Haven and
Baltimore Pcked CLAIMS and Oysters Lobse and Sauces
Small Dealers furnished with fresh supplies on liberal tens
PRENTICE, SMITH & co.
Ashtabuia, Dee 1st 1858. ~
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NnnYhnr pnonrcr M.prrr-Mnr. a.

FLOUR tate western 50 lOc better on low medium
saes $4,000 bhs at S. h0in0 for super State; 555 On
supertne weste 6O6 70 for rxt, western 656 IS for
common TO fair extra round hoop Ohio the market closing
steady.
WIEAT-QUiet and unchanged sales small At so for
wiuter rcd western 65 for white Michigan I5 for red
southern.
CRN--Firm but quiet sales Of 10000 bus at 6Oe aloat
for mixed western sba9Oc for Jersey yellow.
BUrIEh-Aarket quiet at lOUi5c for Ohio and l6@23c for
State.
CiiEESE-Dull at S0llc.
TALLo~-Aetye sales of 100000 los at lOK9lOHc and
10 small lot5 at l05fc.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-26

ANeTHER COUNTY CoTEMP PORGRY 1--WE have
received The I'd number Of The Young .Imerieaa
printed aud published by Mpsters KLINE y HALE
at Conneaut, monthly, at % cts per dnnuum
We commend our youthful contemporaries for
their ingenuity and industry. Their enterprise
WIN Afford ii not pecuniary reward, at Least
amusement aud Instruction.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-26

JEFFERSON HoUsE-S MINTYRE, Esq, the
owner of the Jefferson House establishment,
las been remoddling aud rearrangmg the in-
side of the house, with the design of running
The institution on his own dccouut. Mr. NJ,
was to have entered upoh lie duties 6f d" ihine
host the present week. This his experience
enables him to do with nerve and selIpossesson,
and thGFe Is no reason to fear that the favor
able expectation faised by this Arrangement
will be disappointed.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-26
SMITH g. LoCKWooD's

BALLAD FOR THE
" HaTd Times: "
BY BARD WHO KNOWS ALL ABOUT IT.
Come nbw and listen to my iingng rhyme,
All ye who are pressed by the cry " Hard Timesi"
And Will tell you with little parade
The rery best place in the pOrid to tradei
Where you'll get the worth of your monty and mort,
Tis at SMITH LooKwooD's well flled store.
They have eUsrythiag there, the heart can dtsirs,
With prices lower, and quality higher,
Than before was known in town,
And thus they have gained high renown
So come at once with your dollars and Dimes
And prove the truth of these rustic rhymes.
Their goods are the choicest, the richest and best
That ner we're brot SO far to the West
And if you've doubt Of this statement from me-
Just call there yonrself-and loi you will see,
Such splendid array never before,
Has greeted your eyes In village store
They have beautiful silks of every hue,
Btyadee stripes and Perfian tool
Merinoes fine, and splendid Cashmere,
All famed for their quality fat and near;
And when you see item rm sure you'll wundsi
How they can sell so cheap and not go under"
TheS have the incest Paranlettas too
And Delaiues of patterns rich and newt
With prints of every variety rare,
Which were selected with the greatest 6ars;
And all viii BE- sold TO sait the Hard Times"
So, Hirtah! bring on your dollars and dimeS
They have laces and ribbons for triaing sum,
With gloves and hosiery, cheap IS fun
And carpets whose texture, 50 rich and bright
Fills every beho,der's heart with delight;
And few choice groceries, so fresh nd nice,
That soon as they'r seem they sell in tice.
All these things I've named, and thousand more,
Are sure to be found In this wonderful store
Where the merchants kind and the clerks polite,
And they show their goods with gen'rous delight
Charging you ROthiRg at all for the Sishtl
Tho Its better far, than a circus parade,
So and see, If you cannot trade.
Aud when once the splendid array you've seen,
You'll loudly exc'aim as did Sheba's Queen,
We have heard much but lo and behold
The half 10 ~ has RsUsT bees told
And # you've dollar q dime,
You'll buy yourselves rich, In less than no tinsi
Then homes ard turning, "a never before,
You'll blets your stars for SMITH LooKwoops store
Main street. Ashtabula. Ohio.
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$50 90
CHAMPION SEWER.

The latest improved Machine for the People,
A Good Substaptial Family Machine,
ploeed, BY its low cost IN the reach of ALL II q 50 sin
pie ia Its construction that Is not liable like larger na
chimes, TO get out Of repair. when u.ed BY
Inexperienced Operators
at the time II ia warranted do good work All are IN
ted TO call and examine H. whether they wish to purchase
or not az
N. G, DICK, Agent,
AsErLBulA, Dec 2sd, 1853 sTo
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NEW YoRK CArrLE MARKEr.-Mar. %.

ht quality Of Beef Cattle much better stocks in
eudin tue largest number Of fat beeves oered this season
receipts 5000.
sHEEp and LAMBs-Active aud advanced POI head
SwlNE-Sesrce quotations eHse7Sc fer heavy western
6Ad8]So for dislleTy.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-26

ATLANTIC FOR APRIL.-We have received
this popular monthly, full as usual of capital
papers. The principal are Agrarianism, Bulls
and Bears. Prayer for Life, Odds and Ends from
the Old World, Two Shifts, Pallrey's and Ar
holds Histories, Drifting, The Utah Expedition
Tie Professor ut the Breakfast Table, The Min
ister's Wooing, etc, etc.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-26

RrSA#AY. g. The horses Of Mr. JoHN G..
THOMPSON, OF this place, took fright and ran
away ON Monday last, throwing Mr.. aud Mrs.
Thompson from the buggy and diSlocating
Mrs. rs shoulder .--Sentthd.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-26

HUTCHINSON FAmLY-AsA B.. Lizzie c., GSD
LITTLE FREDDY, will give "a concert in this place
On Monday evening. 2eth inst This is new
combination OF the Hutchinson elements, which
is generally popular-and we presume will prove
itself SO ON this occasion
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-26

The equaHnrity Of that "bony Jfde' man Of
our cotembUrTy, VIZ hope is uUl easily disturb
ed at the doubts dhd idfielity of his neighbors.
"six feet, anG strong-Imbtd |" We would In
vcke his pIaeaonty, aud commend US to his phi
losophy aud good nature.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-26

FisH SToRY.--A small chunk Of boy named
PRocToR, caught Muscalonge in Conneaut
creek on the morning of The 23d, which weighed
l9 pounds. He was taken with a common dip.
net Great n!nce. that Conneant
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-26
Chills md Fever Nhills End Fever I

Chills nnd Fever Chills aud Fever T.
One Of the greatest remedies that ever been laid bee
the public o Fever aud Ague and which have received the
highest encomlus from the press and the people, is Dr. j.
HO5rErTsHs CBLEBRATED BrrgRs. Who would endure the
torures ar,ing om this terrible disease be
easily cured Who would endure secess night, burning
fevers and icy chill alternately when remedy can be OBJ
tiued for Mere tiaei And yet how many families nger
painful existence under this deadly blight and do moth
ing but gulp down quinne, until II becomes as common
tleir daily meals and yet tney not relieved None but
the foolish aud weak would hesitate TO procure these valuable
Bttyr and themselves intense agony Sold by druggists
aud Dc alers generally cyerywheis See advertisement in
another column. lm49O
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-26

Mrs MARY JANE PHILLIPS, we'll known to
many OF our readers AS a very pleasant writer
OF both prose ard poetry. has, it is said, taken
to the pulpit, aud III last accounts, was preach.
ing IN Cincinnati.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-26

ns- The tadcpendent says that the family of
the venerable Lyman Beecher have been hold.
ing re-hnidn this week at the house of the
Rev. II. W. Beecher, in brooklyn. All the
children are present except james, who is now
in Uhina, engaged d. Chaplain to the Seamen
at Hong Kong. Their naihes, III the order Of
their ages are as follows: Miss Caiharine
Beecher. Of HunFord; the Rev. William Hen
ry Beecher. Of North BrookfrId, Mass. /; the
Rev. Dr Edward Beecter. Of Galesburg, Ill. ;
Mrs. Mary F. Perkins Of Hartford, Conn; Mrs.
Harriet Beecher Stowe Of AndOver, Mass. the
Rev Charles Beecher of Georgetown, Mass.
Mrs. Isabella Hooker of Hartford Conn. the
Rev. Thomas X. Beccher of EImira, n. Y
The absent son. the Rev JAMES g. Beecher, is
the youngest of the children. The father OF
this goodly progeny. the Rev. DR.. Beeeher, is
now in his 94th year.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-26

BouoHr WIT's THE BEST IF NOT BCveHT TOO
DEARLY.--Tbe nine days blindness That has fall
len upon portion Of our citizens on the sub
jrct of Scioing Machines, has at. lehgih been
dspeled. ln numerous instances they have
been induced to purchase some one or another
of the many cheap aud nearly worthless ma
chimes that have been huwked about, aud scarce.
ly an instance within our knowledge, but that
has proved one Of dearly bought wit--bought
at a direct outlay of $l5 or $40, to say moth
ing Of the incidentals Unfortunately, too, 10
some cases, there has been something more than
a loss Of money. The expressions occasionally
heard from the disappointed, show much
greater loss Of temper. While the deceptions
which have thus been practiced have caused
some to grin a ghastly smile for allowing them
selves thus to be sold, aad Offering their SIS
purchase for the interest on the outlay, Others
have thrown out significant and sanguiuary hints
about tar and feathers. Notwithstanding in
functions have been granted to restrain the fur
ther manufacture OF many Of these cheap ma
chimes, they are, we learn. still being palmed off
upon other communities in this neghborhOOd,
who have the same sad experience to gather,
which has been So fully gathered by this. This
IS inevitable We suppose as the world goes. -
Valuable experience is ofen times that which
costs the most. The we'll established fact that
the most perfect and happily adapted sewing
machine for family use, the ore the least liable
to irrtgularity or disorder, the one under any
thing like faif management, and ordiiaFy skill,
ready at all times orservice, the one most elc-
CANT in appearance, the most silent id It's Opera.
tiOn, adapted to the widest range Of work, sup
piled with q hemmer that hens with the ease
and facility of sewing an ordinary seam, and
with neatness and uniformity unequalled by
hand work, the simplest in construction and at:
Torded al a hioderate price. is the Hherier g.
Wilson yMactihc-the machine which the SEMI.
mint OF this community has settled down upon
and is adopting. The advertisement Of the
agent will be found in another part of this pa:
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-26

tiety had purchased the lot ou the corner of
Park aud Center streets, but have since learned
that though negotiations had been commenced
looking TO the purchase Of that lot, they have
since been broken of, and the lot south oi
SAMUEL BENHAMs residence owned by F. s.
MATHER has been purchased, and that the so.
ciely will proceed al once IN the work Of build,
ihD
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New York Store in Ashtabula.

New York Store in Ashtabula.
CYDNEY BOOTH. Agent for a New
~ YORK JOBRING HOUSE, will hold forth IN the village
of Ashtabua for 60 DHys, With
Largs dnd Attractive Stock of Dry Goods,
whitb will be slaughtered at rates, far below
The Range ofNew York Wholesale Prices.
Best American Prints from to 10 eenta-
4-4th Bleached sheetings at 10 cens
bath Brown Sheetings at 10 cents
54th Bleached sheetings at shilling
Ducal Dress Goods reduced from 3s to le cents.
Valencia Dress Goods from 2s to l5c.
Best American DE LANES at 10 cents
Best imported De LANES at is cents
Coberg Marines at 20ceuts
French Prints-yard wide at shilling
Satin stripe Cashmeres at 10 cents
All other Goods the same ratio Call soon to get AS bes,
bargains.
The Citizens Of Ashtbu and vicinity ass insitod to cell
and take advantage of this
Rare Opportunity,
of saving at least so cents on the dollar, at the
old je,eciry Store Of J.. b. Shepherd,
Opposite the Farmers Bank Of AshtSbulA
Ashtabula, January 1853. az
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-26

We hear that Mr.. G PAEKER, of the Parker
House, KeogsvilIe, was seriously ihjured few
days ago by being thrown from his sulky while
driving at high speed Reporter.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-26

SMIrus New Brick BLOCK, adjoining the
Fisk House, affords cheering signs Of progress.
Excavations have been commenced.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-26

Owners Of sap-bushes who tapped their trees
early have been sweetly remuuerated-oue man
IN this vicinity made 700 lbs. Of sugar.
R.rnnrfn,.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-26

TOWNSHIP AND VILLAGE ELEcTroNs These
elections take place on the frst Monday of
April prox. In township matters; there will
moi probably be much enthusiasm spent, but
the elements ure becoming rife for little fun III
the election of village officers.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-26

turning things round, ard re-arrangihg the III
terror of their always neat aud Orderly eslab-
lishmenl, decided Improvement is the effect
They have also opened aud placed upun their
shelves, their first insianent of spring goods.
The styles both Of fabric and manuIac, dre dre
attractive aud substantial, and raised III pref
ty strong desire to add to our scan,y wardrobe
Bit as the propretors are not trusting as much
as they used TO-" our reverence for the cardinal
virtue OF economy realized rather Spasmddlt
Increase
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-26

KNesv1LLE TOWNSHIP will organize Into
Township Mutual Insurance Company on the
9th of April, at O'Clock r. n. at the Town
Hall
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-26

THE FISK HotsEi Is to undergo an improve
ment as well as a liberal enlargement under
LANbioRD GLRAsoS, The front is to be brought
out IN lte with the oiher buildings on the street,
and to be ran hp 10 three stories
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-26

Ground has been broken, and the timber is
already upon the ground, for the erection Of
the Baptist Church in this village.