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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-07-30
.heeler 3 Wilson Maohine.


New Style Family Machine, .............. $50 90
4 Half Case. Mahogany or Black walnut. s5 90
Full Case, Mahogany or Black Walnut. 100 90
PULL Case, Rosewosd, ............ .ll5 90
Large Machine. ..................... 100 90
hemmers, (e1tra,) ...,...... .......... . 90
MO FAMILY at this day afford to do without a
In Sewing Machine.
Their great utility is beyond question An obstacle in
The way OF their general adoption, is want of acquaintance
The confident representations Of Interested agents and the
sorry experience of those who have purchased the single
atons have somewhat shaken the public confidence To
without m oniortnes for deliberate lest Of The respcc
i've merits of the derent patents One unerng guide may
able stitch sIep. Doae Tsr"Ss LooH Seh Slaesia,
is one that you cannot well be deceived in. The
Wheeler q. Wilson's Machine
is ofth descriptions and for a Family Machine has more
good points than any other in 1t has stood the test
time and experience aud occupies higher place in public
mauon than any Ofts competitors II ntrnges other
patents and has no ujuncons hanging it, of
cheap machines have 1t has responsible local agents 10 make
good all that claimed for it, and to supply every thing
tu to Keep it in successful operation Enlightened economy
aud experience point to this the cheapest machine be-
wishes to test them before purchasing they invited to do
lts simplicity and beauty OF construction.
The excellence and neatness OF its stitch alike both
SIDES andts freedom from anything like aveling
brous cord on the underside
sPeed-accaracy, and reliability at any rate of speed
Economy Of thread.
5 Pcrability--else OF operation and management.
Quetuess Of movement
Ready adaptation every species of family sewing gath
erng &c
The Hvmmer which has recently been dcd is one Of The
most seIvicabe inventions Of the day hem turned with
the same facility that ordinary stitched and with
uniformity and beauty that cannot be approached by hand It's
performance fails to elicit admiration.
This ia pure and simple narration Of its qualities which
VIII appear to every acquaintance with the machine
Its design and mechanism is such TO make Its presence
acquisition to any paor. For the truth of these dec
aratons reference may bad to the families Of Rev. j. NJ Gil
lett Dr. harrington, L. Tyler, Mayor Hcndy, John Mans
field George c. Hubbard F. c. Hubbard Capt j. B. Hall
Geo W Dickinson, and Mrs 5. B. Hubert all Of Ashabula.
Some Of these persons speak from than years
perenee, and from comparison with Of the cheap ma
chimes having purchased and used them until the conviction
was forced upon Them that the sngethread veling
chimes we're not adapted 10 the wants Of the family
The testimony OF JUDGE MEGs President of the American
institute is that There is but Sewing Machine and
that is Wheeler 4 Wilson s."
One Of these machines may be in operation the resi-
dence othe subscriber who authorised supply any demand
for them Ia this vicinity. JAMES REED
Ashtabua, May, 1858.
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II DIR HOOFLANDs
DALSAMIO CORDIAL. FOR THE

Speedy Of Coughs Colds nfuenzo Group Hoarseness
Bronchitis Pneumonia Diseases of the Bowels arising from
Cold ncpent Consumption and for the relief and az at all
possbe of Patients in advanced stages the
disease.
This celebrated preparation like the Bers be conf
IDENTIFY relied on u is designed for class Of diseases
general and more fatal than any other to which the people
this country are ubect-those sprnging from s cold
Colds to inhabitants what the Plague and Tsoo Fer
er ore TO those Of counties but confidently
that they usher in disease Of greater completely and ora
ty than these latter"
further proof Of the terrible fatality diseases resulting
from common coid may be by glance at the follow
ing statistics taken from the records Of he Boarh OF Health
Of Philadelphia coniessedy Of the most healthy localities
IN the Union:-
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GOLD PERS.--If You wish to get
" supedor Gold Pom call in al srEELEs and W hia
he ha. t received a1e LOT EsPIea which ese ~
raned Tor year. II they fail In ANY WAY Withpiiat
time and show marks Of seeldeut or maQpe hn~D DO
exchnnged for New Onet
Ashiabhis. January, 1853
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Manufacture ale-Rooma and Olce No. East Fourtb-st
Hammond street '17 T''F
F9T sale by GEO, WILLARD, a II srooKyELp Ashtsbg-
"a \ Smith, Ea9eFilloi r Stone Orwel w CLARK,
Wilamsfeldi Allen Jefferson; l. Lyon Conneauti II
Ieknor, West WilamAheld; Is Pratt Wayne Alice Ilar-
rngt0p, Cebrook Hathaway Son Harsgroye; Beck
With, New yme Mead, West AndOver; H. Brown, Leon;
W W ho1iok, hchmond Centre Bates, perpout
heCauSlapd Morgan y, L. Gibbs Orwell, II sech-
veIel Harparsleld Dale Austnbarg; Lagrange, Py
onthi Fareh, King yei Chas Barrett Auboy Smith n
White kell0ggsvie; II CLARK, Sheneid Savage Sher-
man sayorook Northern, GeneFas David Van Fps Union
vile. andy Druggaz and Merchants generally, 40.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HOarseness,
Group, bronchitis, Incipient Consump-
tiOn, and for the relief of COnsumptive
Patients in advanced stages of the
disease.
So wide is the field Of its usefulness and 50 nu-
merous are the cases of its cures, that almost
every section of country abounds in persons pub
icy known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases of the lungs by its
use. When once tried its superiority over every
other medicine of its kind is too apparent to escape
observation, and where its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections Of the
pulmonary organs that are incident to our climate
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable to
be forgotten.
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When DR. RoBAcK, the celebrated Swedish Physician in
todueed his Blood Pnrher and Blood Pills in the u States
he set forth in plain language their curative properties This
was ago The task Of recommending them has since
been taken gh Of his hands Enlightened whose charae
ter for sound judgment and philosophy gives their opinions
veghtin the community men who csserye, reflect
Insurance douby sure before they decdeae everywhere
approving and urging the of these wonderful Preparations
All who confde in the wisdom honesty Of this class or
who ehoos 10 Investigate for themselves mind
on this important subject DR. Robae invites the attention
oil the sick to the
ORIGINAL LETTERS,
from members of the Medical Profession Editors of pubc
journals well known Merchants and Farmers and Ladies of
the highest espectaby giving accounts Of extraordinary
EYE WITNESSES.
These parties may be consulted personally or by letter. BY
those who have any doubt upon the subject The evidence in
TO the public, establishes the following
FACTS.
That the BLOOD PRFER and BLOOD FILLS have been Prov
CONTAIN NO MINERALS;
That they the almost universal complaint,
DYSPEPSIA
with unening certainty and in very short time That after
all other medicines have proved useless, they relieve
LIVER COMPLAINT,
and restore the health and strength of the sufferer That
SICK FEMALES,
who have angushed for years helpless weakness despou
deney recuPeate with great aPd under their invgong
oPe5iton "a That all sexual disabilities are removed BY thsis
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS,
however they have been tGed With and abused that
their direct tendency h TO lengthen life and render enjoy
able That operating directly upon tho PosOHs Of dseass in
CAUSE SOON TO HEAL,
and discharge from the system every tant OF scou wheh
er hereditary otherwise. That they
RECRUIT THE DEBLITATED
and that there disease of the Stomach and BOes the
liver the system the skin glands muscles IN which
they do not give prompt ree and administered before the
very citadel of life has been invaded e6e Paaess and per-
feet cure -
Bear In mind that the SCANDINAVIAN VEGNTABLE BLoop
LLs are endorsed by the experience Of thousands living
witnesses who IN letters adayits medical works BY word
OF mouth proclaim them to be the very best preparation of
the kind ever offered to the broksn-down victims Of ~ health
hey hunt disease through and Of the
TEN, and TO expel 1t thoroughly and permanently.
NO one can doubt their superiority after single trial.
they are not only better but In fact cheaper than any other
effect
Price Of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Purifier q per
bottle 50 per dozen OF the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood
Pills, 25 cents per box, or boxes for 81
Read Dr. Robaeks Special Notices and Cercatea publish
cd in conspicuous part Of this Paper from time 70 time
Dr. R0backs Medical Almanac aud Family AdFertiseh
tnng great variety of interesting and valuable Medical &
formation had gratis Of any Of his Agents throughout
u difficult or complicated cases Dr. Roback may be consul.
ted personally BY letter enclosing stamp for the reply
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w ANIED.--One million feet Of differ
ent kinds Of White Wood Lumbora 70 BE- r lsef long
AlaoA quantity ~ 2, and Inch Vide Ash ior which We
VIII pay the highest Market Pcs cash daiserod a. our
fsfd in the Village o. al the HslboE
Dee alst, 1855 HASKELL WILLIAMS.
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PREPARED BY
der. j. g. AVER & co.
LOWELL, MASS.

GEO WILLARD Ashtabua; W. r. Allen, Jefferson. Stevens
Fitch Geneva; b. G. Webster Amboy; L. j. Webster Con
neaut A. McCausand Morgan; A. j. Miller Austinburg and
by all dealers in Medicines everywhere. 800
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1859. Popular Trade 1859.
RIBBONS & MILLINERY GOODS
-AO kBBoNsl RIBBONS R1BBONSi
To Merchants, Milners, Jobbers, Dealers in
Ribbons Millinery Goods and
Cash Buyers in all Sections Of the Country.
The Cash Ribbon House
llo Chambers street, New York,
INn L rApprrr

luo Jdhn hlDOOn House,
llo Chambers street, New York,
JNo. FARRELL
ESTABLISHED IN 1858.
We have originated principles new era in the Rib
bon Trade whereby make this business PLAIS simple and
staple as that Of Brown Sheetngs
We buy for Cash We sell for Cash
We satisfied with per cent profit Ask no Second PRICE
Have all our Goods marked In Plain Figures so that man
man and child buy alike and the same value for their
money Our prices for best Taeta Ribbons all eolo are
no lze's iS per piece No S11 cts per piece,
2 2Ok s7I
25H A." 12 SlO7k
No Is sl,47k per piece
we oler fancy Ribbons all styles all colors all qualities a
prices defyng competition and for cash only Our establish
ment the centre of attraction for Ribbons Quick sales
light Profits, and Good Value for Cash. -
Rouehes New styles and Patterns saving of 30 per cent
om credit prices Examine samples and be convinced
Blond laees Quiltings, &c &e-Our line OF these Goods
always fu We import and Job them once for uer cent
advance. Marked prices all Goods in Plain Figures gsy-
ing OF 40 per cent these Goods from credit prices
Our intention Is 10 make the bbOn Trade as staple IN re-
gard to prices as domestic goods To de this must sell one
million dollars worth Of Goods per annuml
We are Union men. No North No South We solicit
the patronage OF Merchants 10 every Of the United
States and are the servants OF all who favor US with their
trade and patronage JN0 FARRELL Cash Ribbon House
ll6 Chambers st., N. Y. near the Hudson iver
n. WALLER 473ly Railroad neDot
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From Rev. Mr. Mo,Iullon. Pastor Of Roberts Chapel.

lNDIANAROLls, Oct q, 1857
Dr. BAcKDear sirI have your Blood Puridsr for
Affection from which have suffered much al times
While Il Is pleasant 70 the taste Il certainly has happy effect
upon the Please accept my thanks for your Kind re-
CARDS and belisTe me Yours J. W. T. MoAULLES
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r POOL AND LONDON
Fire g. Life Insurance Co.,

No. Sc Wall street, New York Established In 1s3e
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL SlOO0OOOO
Cash Capital and Reserved Funds .......... s5OOOOOO
nNesteu IN the Jnlted states, 100000
Stockholders personally responsible for all engagements
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-30

ROARD OF TRAnE
Nlunstarg anh Commercial 8ebism.

BALTIMORE, December 90, 1859.
The Stock operations heavy again to-day the
transactions the Board amounting in value upwards
of 0OOO the bulk business done being usual
in Railroad shares For Baltimore and Ohio Railroad the
market weaker than yesterday, and it dropped of
in price of a dollar to a dollar per share. There were
s25 shares sold at from $72 down $7 buyer 60 days
and s1A down s for short time and cash contracts
and the market for it closed at $7Ok bid SHY asked
regular way and S7lS bid SHY asked buyer 60 days.
Northern Central Railway also weaker than yes
terday There 900 shares sold 400 at s1S(d17% z
buyer 60 days. and 500 SIN seller seller 60 after
10 and days, and it left of at $17S bid, $17A asked
regular way. There movement to-day in Rail
road bonds The sales embraced 81 900 Baltimore and
Ohio 1855 at ST. $4,000 Northern Central 1855 at 64,
and So 900 do at 63A also sales to-day of 81 900
Baltimore City 6 1875 at 96H, 1850 do 6s 1890 at 9S$
9sk 1890 extradvidend orders at So and shares Bank
of Baltimore at $1O1 There movement day in
Mining stocks, but they steady at yesterday 5
quotations.
annual dividend of three and half per cent the Bank
paying the city well as State taxes.
The Franklin Bank has also declared half yearly div
idend of three and half per
The Farmers and Planters Bank has declared divi-
dend of four per cent for the last six months.
The Union Bank of Maryland has declared dividend
of four per cent. for the last six months the State tax
being paid by the Bank
Foreign Exchanges have for days past been quite
dull and favor buyers. The rates today fol-
lows viz: London bankers bills, 1O9K do. commercial
do 1o94; Paris go day bills, 5f17H do. short sight do
5f13A; Antwerp, 5fl5; Bremen, 794 @79h Amsterdam,
14@41k; Hamburg, S6A@36%; Cologne, 7SHG73K;
Frank fort ton the Maine, AZ.
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Ice IN THE RIvER.--The brig Laura, Capt. Cook,
from Carreto, Spanish Main, arrived yesterday.
She was towed up by the steamtug Lioness, and re-
ports that below and off North Point the river is
full of heavy drift-ice.
LBCTURE To-NIGHT.-Thom +. Meagher, Esq,
lectures tonight at the New Assembly Rooms before
the Catholic Institute, on the "POets and Poetry
of Ireland" See advertisement in another column.
Observation-Disclosures Lyons, charged with
passing counterfeit money, had further hearing
yesterday morning before Commissioner Hanan,
which resulted in his discharge
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Mr.. Seward upon his arrival in New York on
Wednesday evening, received at the steamer
by several of his personal and political friends, by
whom he was accompanied to the Astor House,
where rooms had been engaged for him. The
Young Mems Republican Committee, with two
brass pieces, fired a salute of one hundred guns in
the Park, in honor of the arrival The Senator is
in excellent health. Yesterday, at l01% O'Clock
delegations from the two Republican Gen
eral Committees waited upon him at his hotel to
tender him welcome At u O'Clock he received
his friends in the Governors in the City Hall
agreeably to the invitation of the City Government
| A bill is before the Minnesota Legislature, the
object of which is to prevent the immigration and
settlement of free negroes in that State Also res
olutions condemnng the Harper's Ferry conspira-
tors and their attempt to incte servIle insurrec-
ton, and affirming allegiance to the Union and the
Constitution. t-
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

MORTALITY STATISTICS FOR THE YEAg.-The fol-
lowing is table of deaths in this city, from the
25th day of December, 1858, to the 25th day of De-
cember, 1859, inclusive. The totals at the side
represent the number of deaths from each disease,
and those at the bottom give the number of deaths
in each month. The table also gives the number of
white persons who have died, and at what age,
also the sex, and number of negroes, slave and
free. As compared with the statistics of last
year, it shows decrease of 1888, which speaks well
for the general health of the city 1t is the lowest
mortality report since 1851.
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS INNEwYORK
BY TELEGRAPH
No Second Board was received today

No Second Board received to-day.
The New York Tribune of yesterday says:
The market for foreign bills quiet and the tendency
of rates downward Sterling is nominaly 1OSk@1O9k;
Francs 520lG5176.
The new Treasury notes. bearing per cent interest,
are held at per cent. premium, but sales have
been made at . cent One of the largest bidders
arranged to make large portion of their deposit Phil
adephia and Boston, which will diminish the drain of
gold from our banks The movement of money is active
to-day, without important change in rates, which are
however, hardening. Demand loans and paper are Gar
per cent
New York Land Warrants rather active
There is an advance of one cent per Mess Thomp
son Bros quote:
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show the number of applications for divorce in the
several Courts, both for divorces rimculo natri-
monii and for divorces ct horo; the number
of divorces granted, and also the number of appli-
cations, either dsmis sed or withdrawn, during the
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

ST. JOINS, N. F.-Br. brig Glance
1910 bbls flour 40 bbs. beef, 100 bbs pork 25 do
oles, rs do meal, 1000 saves 1900 pieces heading
MAYAGUEz, P. R.-Schr. Mecca
$50 bbls flour, so bbls. meal 90 punch do
cs cod fish, 81 bbs pork half bbls do, 10 bbls
IS boxes lard rs kegs do 80 do butter so bbls bread
loo kegs crackers $50 boxes cheese casks hams "a
rice 81 bbs potatoes 20 boxes tobacco 100 cassa
Is bags pepper, cases figs 100 paper, 81 bbs
onions, q bbls apples 100 boxes herring 4S3 shoo
bdls. hoops
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Judge Taney had recurrence Of his occasional
illness Friday night, under circumstances which
alarmed his friends and family. At his advanced
age every such attack is attended with serious ap-
prehensions, though he has hitherto revived when
hope was almost abandoned. For many years past
his health has been infirm and sometimes critical.
Yet he has performed great labor, and has been a
regular attendant of the terms of the Supreme
Court. His powers of endurance and recuperation
have excited surprise with casual observers, who
have only noticed his feeble and bent FRAME ndica-
ting anything but the resistance rto disease which
he has exhibited Wash. Cor. Phil. Gazette
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TIE orsrEn wAn.-sheria, ireland, of Anne

The OYSTER WAD.-Sherff Ireland, Of Anne
Arundel has issued the following card:
A report having been circulated here, which, by
some means unknown to me, has found its way into
the Baltimore papers that chad secured the asss-
tance of the Tiger Club Of Federal HIP for the
purpose Of capturing the persons engaged in viola
ting the Oyster Law Of this State take this occa-
sion to give it most peremptory denial. Failing
to procure suitable vessel here for the above pur-
pose, | sent one of our citizens to Baltimore to
charter a boat, and upon its arrival here, TO my
great surprise, Joseph Edwards and some twenty
Others were on board. After having made one trip
discharged, upon their return, fifteen of the
number who left the city in the afternoon train of
cars. Edwards and four others | permitted to re
main; my reason for doing was because they had
rendered me prompt and efficient service. Had com
plant been made to me that these people were OBJ
noxious to citizens, | should have prom, ,tly
discharged them. THoS. IRELAND,
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MUTINY AT SEA.-Capt. Young, of the bark James
Cook, which arrived at New York on Wednesday '
from Havana, brought home under arrest two
seamen named Sullivan and Kelly, who mutinied
on the 18th inst, and endeavored to kill the captain
and first mate.
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STYLES OF WoMEN-An English lady, Mrs. MUIR
ray, has been voyagng among the Spanish Islands,
and has written a book descriptive of the women
she meets, particularly at Santa Cruz, the capital
of Teneriffe 1t is cleverly reviewed by an English
critic, and we quote passage:
''They are pretty portraits which Mrs. Murray
has given U.S. but one bright, brave Engshwoman,
with her energy and her courage, her sefreliance
and her honor, is worth the whole bevy. The mar
bic skin and languid loveness of the harem beau
ty, her glorious eyes, her matchess hair, her be-
witching mouth, make her very effective por-
trait; so is the Spanish woman, with her natural
flowers braided into her magnificent hair, and her
dark eyes speaking eloquently from under her
arched brows Let the palm of beauty pass; let the
fair r-haired English girl look pale and expression
less beside these beauties; but at home who butshe
bears off the prize before all women of the world?
Who so neat, so hourly well-appointed, so regular
in her habits, so charming in her management
! who sweet home companion, reliable, so
truthful, so matelike as she? Not the Moorish
maiden, ignorant and to be protected by cage
wires and impregnable walls; nor the Spanish wo-
man, who washes her babies the dining table,
trails through the morning dressed like a ragged
beggar, and may not 60 even to mass without her
duenna and her guardian. For our own parts, we
would rather pay our homage to such women as
we see painted in the Academy, in scar let petit
coats, Balmoral boots, turned hats, and gauntlet
gloves with that fearless look of honesty and dar-
ing which only exists where there is freedom, self
respect, and social esteem, than to all the lights of
the harem."
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Over four hundred dollars have been collected
in Quebec, and forwarded to Gibraltar, for the re-
lief of the distressed Jews who have been driven
from Morocco by the war now raging there.
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According to a recent report the workmen in the
city of Paris number three hundred and sixty thou
sand 1t has hitherto been generally supposed
that the majority were those connected with build
ing operations-masons, carpenters, and the like.
But it is now stated that the branch of business
which occupies the greatest number of hands is that
of tailors and dealers in ready-made clothes-one
hundred thousand workmen being engaged in that
branch of business.
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Address
HENRY C. SPALDING & CO.,
Box No. 5000 New York

Pit IN for Dealers containing four eight and
twelve dozen-a beautiful Lthograph Show Card accom-
panyng each package.
NJ single bottle of SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
will save ten times annually to every household VI
Sold by all prominent Sationers, Druggists, Hardware
and Furnitue Dealers Grocers and Fancy Stores
Country merchants should make note OF SPALDlNGs
PREPARED GLUE, when making up their list 1t Will
stand any climate