davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-24

Manufacture Sae-Rooms and Office, No. East Fourth-st
Sd building from Main street. Cincinnati Ohio. Laboratory in
Hammond street.
For sale by GEO. WILLARD, A. HENDRY, Ashtabu-
la B Smith, Eageville; Stone, Orwell; W Clark,
Wliamsfeld; Allen, Jefferson; Lyon, Conneaut;
Tiekuor, West Willamsied; Pratt Wayne Alice 4 Har
with, New Lyme; Mead, West Andover; N. Brown, Leon
W Herrick, Richmond Centre; Bates, PierpOnt; A W
McCausland Morgan; f. l.. Gibbs, Orwell, G II Sech-
vere Harpersed; Dale Austinburg; Lagrange Plym-
outh; Parrish King yille Chas Barrett Amboy; Smith
White Kelloggsyille; II Clark ShefHed; Savage Shei-
man. Saybrook Northern Geneva David Van Fps Union
ylle and by Druggists and Merchants generally. 400
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-24
wheeler q wilson nfaohine.

Henmers, (extra,) 49,, s... '.E...' SVO
MO FAMILY at this day afford to do without a
IN Sewing Machine.
Their great utility is beyond question. An obstacle In
the Of their general adoption Is want OF acquaintance
The confident representations Interested agents and the
experience of those who have purchased the single
thread raveng machines the strength Of those represent
atous have somewhat shaken the public confidence 10
avoid deception purchase should not be hastily made OF
i've merits Of The different patents One unerng guide may
be relied upon in selecting The lock stitch Is the only dssr
| is one that you cannot well be deceived in. Tie
Wheeler q Wilson'S Machine
is one of this description and for Family Machine
good points than other in II has stood the test OF
time and experiences and occupies higher place in public es-
mation than any ofits competitors. nfinges other
patents and has njnncon hanging over It, as score OF
cheap machines have has responsible local agents to make
good all that is claimed for it, and to supply thing need
fu 10 keep In successful operation Enlightened economy
and experience point to this as the cheapest maohne now be-
fore the public It's advantages are these and any one
wishes to test them before purchasing they invited to do so
Its Its simplicity and beauty OF construction; , ,,,
Sides aud its freedom from anything ike raveling or cum
speed~aCcnracy, and reliability at any rate of speed.
POrtabiifty--easeo Of operation and management.
Quietness of movement
Ready adaptation every species of fapy sewing gath
The Hemmer which has recently been added of the
most sevicable inventions Of the day hem Is turned with
as ssne cny . lna. an IN o'ulaIy seam = 2 % h5 ' I, :
performance never fails to elicit admiration.
This pure and simple narration OF us quaues, wich
will appear to every acquaintance with the machine
Its design and mechanism is SUCH 10 make its preseuce
acquisition any ones paor. For the truth Of these dec
latons reference may had TO the families Of Rev j. NJ Gil
lett Dr. Harrington L. Tyler Mayor Hendry, John Mans
field, George c. Hubbard T. c. Hubbard Capt J. B. Hall,
Geo W. Dickinson, and Mrs s. b. Hubert all of Asabula
Some of these speak from more than years
perence, and from comparison with Of the cheap
chimes having purchased and used them until the conviction
was forced upon them, that the singeread nveng ma
chimes not adapted to meet the wants Of the family
The testimony Of JUDGE MEGs, President of the American
Institute is that There is but one Sewing Machine, and
that is Wheeler Il Wilson s." .-H."It
One Of these machines may be seen in operation at the resi-
dence the subscriber who authorised supply demand
for them in this vicinity JAMES REED
Ashtabula, May, 1855
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-24

L INSURANCE AGENCY-H. FaSSett,
Il ASHT,ABULA OHIO,
Is the authorized Agent for Ashabula County, of the follow
ing named Insurance Companies, which have complied with
the laws OF Ohio and authorized to transact business in
this State.
Risks Farm and deatched buildings and contents
the lowest responsible companies to Eve
years, and on property in villages at fair rates.
Losses honoabY adjusted and promptly paid.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-24


ChTORio or Nervous Debility, Diseases Of the Kid
Heys, and all diseases arising from a dis
ordered LiUer Stomach
Such as Consp patton, Inward Piles Fulness Blood the
Head Acdy of the Stomach Nausea Heartburn Disgust
Food Funess Weight in the Stomach Sour Eructsons
Sinking Futterng the Pit of the Stomach Swimming of
the Head Hurried aud dc"lt Breathing Futering the
Heart, Choking Sufocating Sensations when in lying
posture Dnness of Vision, Dots Webs before Sight
Fever and Dull Pain in the Head Deficiency Perpraon
YeOwness of the Skin aud Eyes Pain in the Side Back Chest
Limbs &c, Sudden Flushes of Heat Burning in Fesh
Constant lmaginss Of Evil and great Depression Spirits
The propdetor in calling the attention of the public this
preparation do so with feeling of the utmost confidence
its virtues and adaptation TO the diseases which re-
commended.
lt nd uned article but that stood the
test of ten rs trial before the American people, and It's
reputation ana sale unvaed by any similar preparation
extant The tetnony in its favor given by Prominent and
well known Physicians and individuals in all parts the
country is immense and careful perusa Of the Almanac
published annually by the proprietor gratis Of
Of his Agents. but satisfy the sepa that
this remedy really deserving the great celebrity It has
tanned 47a
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-24
an our Remedies are for sale BY

sAAA W. ANNAANeASs eAS AVA efAS "
For sale AT a. nENDhl Drug Store, Ashtabula, Ohio
GEO. WILLARD Ashtabua; W. r. Allen Jefferson Steven
Fitch, Geneva; b. g. Webster Amboy; L. j. Webster Con
neaut; A. McCausland Morgan; A. J. Miller Ausnburg
BY all dealers In Medicines everywhere. 800
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-24
Merrimack Prints for 10 cts
Cotton Cloths at great Bargain

Anything in the Dry you buy 20 to so per cent
less than at any of the "0ld Style" stores.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-08

Cbaes vss succeeecd the throne Of this country By
hs son. Ferdinand w. who sftcr the Congress of Vienna
assumed the title Of Ferdinand On his DEATH his sou,
Francis succeeded % the paiernA throne 1925 and
after short reign Of 1--WE years, succeeded by his
son. Ferdinand H., IN 1870
He nrs, married 20 Maria CHRISTINA Of the house Of
Savoy, by whom he had son. Francis Ieopo born In
January, 1895. HIS second marriage with Maria
Teresa Of Austria daughter OF the Archtuke Charles By
this lady be has hat issue fnig MARIA Count OF Tani
born 1888; Alfonso Maria, Count o. Cascrta bern lsii
Maria AnuuDxata born iss3 Maria Cemenlina Immsco.
iata, born 1874 Gse,ADo Maria, Count OF Gagen born
1915; Pssquale, Court Of Bari, born 1889
The 10 the throne Of Naples IL Ferdinand g
only by he Princess OF Savoy-Franci leopold-now
twenty -four years Of age lie las been known 10 the
world the Duke Of cslasria bot hitherto be has given
no particular evidence Of being than tue Kugs
son, and will disappoini should he walk
in the footsteps q his father. The deceased
monarch the protector Of the Jesuis his son va
their companion. Unless therefore, the threaienin
revolution should prudcntly counsel change II poll
the young man. Naples viii probably remain The N .pe'
OF King Bombs
The young monarch will doubtless nov be eoasde ably
embarrassed Al the moment Of his fathers death sver
preparation was being made Cor his marriage with the
daughter OF the Duke Naximilan Of Munich The bride
bad left her fathers palace but week before
her way 10 Naples, where the mposrg marriage cere
mony was 70 take place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-08
THE LATEST NEWS.


The LONDON Daily Neos City Article of Friday evening,
Says
The funds were heavy to day Consols we're quoted u
per cent lower than yesterday. The Of Aus
rian loan of offensive and defensive alliance between
Of Continental politics weighed upon the market In
most Of the other departments Of the Stock Ex-
change the s tendency was Likewise , unisvora6e.
vailed, in exceptional cases business is done at q
fractional reduction from the Bank minimum Prices on
the Paris Bourse today show reduction in the Renses Of
yesterday. Atvienna and Frankfort Thursday fall
Of per cent took place In the Austrian funds. The
rates for short bills Amsterdam and Paris like
wise rather less favorable TO this country Hamburg
firm.
The London Times city article Of Friday evening says:
The English funds opened this morning at decline Of
and remained without animation throughout the day,
The causes Of the heaviness at the commencement
consisted in the statement Of Austrian loan being about
to be proposed and the apprehension that owing to the
contemplated augmentation of the navy estimates the
budget Of Dlsrael in March will not be satisfactory
The contract for the purchase Of the Great Eastern
f3O0 OoO has been subscrbed and this it is believed viii
be amply sufficient not only for the purchase and compile
ton Of the Ship but also to provide working capital
negotons in progress for Austrian loan of about
$4,000 900 will terminate successfully the transaction in
every other commodity has its value Il is simply ques-
ton Of price margin must be taken against the i'm
minent risk of war;
The London Post this morning expresses regret at hav.
ing been led Into the error OF announcing yesterday the
death Of the King Of Naples.
The railway traffic Of the United Kingdom shows for the
last week an increase Of f3 280 the period
last year. Colonial produce markets have not experienced
any important change Supplies continue large and the
importers in most cases DESTROYS to meet the buyers
freely at present quotations.
he death Of Lord Northwick is announced. He was in
his H0th year.
The London Time gives plan for adjusting the repre-
sentaton Of England and Wales which considers very
much superior to that Of Mr. Bright who according the
Tines has distributed the seats taken from the small
boroughs in spirit Of the most bareaced partizanshp
The scheme in the Times gives "A additional seats to coun
ties and 50 70 boroughs Manchester and Liverpool each
get six membcrs AZ in Mr.. Brghts BILL and Leeds and
Sheffield each three.
The Dailg Neos says, the result of recent diplomatic
communications between France and Prussia is believed
to be ths-Pruesia sgned that while she was prefer to
act In spirit Of strict neutrality should any
sgnabe Of grave character arise between France
and Austria the government Of the Prince Regent would
look not with Indifference but with great anxiety any
unprovoked attack on Austria by France.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-08

,,surrection but the government was not alarmed by
shsa rercrs When the Emperor heard Of what had
CURED 1he merely sent NJ Kowalski, the Minister Of
Public instruction and the Dean OF st. Petersburg to Mos
coz These funconaries made a report representing the
,ea,r ms a school boy riot and not affair Of State
The Minister recommended the students who had quilt
led The college TO return and gave them eight days to
consider During this period their passion cooled and
The ah day 100 students returned TO the college. The
others followed their example, and the Minister ex-
PEELED only few Of the ringleaders.
lie Nord announces that treaty Of commerce and ma
vgion between Russia and Great Britain was signed al
St Petersburg on the 10Th ult.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-08

THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
From the Manchester Guardian (Cty Articic) jan 22
The stock market opened this friday morning at de-
cline OF more than per cent, and has shown continued
dulness throughout the day The only transactions in
consos have been at 96X 70 95 for money and account
Notwithstanding the heaviness on this side the quotations
at the Of the Paris Bourse this morning
show slight Improvement.
One Of the operating unfavoraby the market
to-day has been the announcement Of the negotiations al
ready commenced for Austrian loan The dull feel
ing also increased by sales, which are attributed TO
Messrs. Rothschid.
except decline in Turkish STRIP The last price TO
AZ discount Gillian is at to ~ discount.
There were no gold operations at the bank o.day.
The bullion market has again been active, and silver is
quoted shade better holders asking higher prices
The arrivals both Of gold and silver have been limited
South American douboons are still inquired for, but
very scarce on the market
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-08

The market for foreign securities has shown good deal
q activity since our last review.
IBy Electric Telegraph from london To Manchester
After official hours consos closed at 954 sellers.
vssSA, Friday, Jan 2i.-Exchange on London 10 81
god,2
Barring BROTHERS And co.'s CIRCULAR
LONDON, Jan. 81, 1859
There has been good business In colonial and To-
Icgn produce markets, prices being generally supported
Money continues ample supply. consos leave on e5k
sst icr money stA o5ys for the account Bar silver,
e. t.d.i Mexican dollars, o. Nd American eagles,
tts. ID doubioops-sTanish IT'S, South American los.
In American stocks no change.
occmsEsI steady. 300 seroons Honduras sold, mid.
N hne blacks, a. "a C. Silver, 3s. ID. De. I'D or
io2 bsss Mexican SILVER part brought %. Cd. o.. 3D.
Cocoa 200 bags Guayaquii were taken in as SIS.
Gown. With limited business, prices have been
fsry supported $40 casks lss bbls, 1872 bags panla
Ton ceyion realized 'is rs. for mddng 10 good mid
ding, and sss pas o. for ane mddng and superior.
3eiz bags native ceyon sold at ass Cd. sSs. 3D. for
fair ordinary m,xed sos s2s. for good ordinary. 462
bags Mysore sold nj Sss Sos. cd. for fine ordinary
pale Anoai sale Of 81 Domingo has been made--27 200
bags, NJ 41s Cd, insured D. a. for Antwerp; and or
22oo bass good arss Rio AZ AIS Cd. for the Mediter
rnnoan.
fIl5 ios.; snea,hng, l2,sd; yellow metal sheashns,
1854.
con.-rhere has been small supply q English wheat,
prices. IAst weck average quotation OF English wheat
was ais %. % Io7 ass ars returned We quote white
american wheat At sss' a. red s\s COS per or;
cor1os -fssrs have been no sales to notice Al Liver
pco the snkst dull Yesterday quotation Of mddng
iiEr.-soo bales niddnrs rop'sg quality we're boush.
IN ~ xa7 "a bales bombay brought eli los 100 Tor
s sy bales esy so sSa1 common soa 81 s sSSl ~ 70
good f.r as ios aaiT iss 81 Petersburg clean in Dc
Iros Rails, 90 &c. 60 los; bars. CO q 60 fob.
VALE. sooseh pigs quiet al sas. ass I'd. for mixed
Nos. on the Clyde
Is.p--Ren6ed pIs, GA lisa a ga; common, s2a iss.
10 bis fi0 "a o.
sori~g sasi iS0 puncheoas ord. cavca Cab.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-08

IfH8 is&n ~ c'f IfNfHautnufr ~ LA "a Z ma
Notwibsfandns the hopes ~ ssus fr,4rs ,ys,.,s =.
ment IN Ifay The Dnaence a Ne Anslar " tss gr.nre
xna NE sfussnon. ~ ha ..is.aei 80 AZ an arm
the msrrlsgr ~ hh d&1xhl<r without unth h~stsl,..
and some dfrc lily when me matter wss nfst nros~a
10 him Victor kmmauuei a. rurh itten by arr
prise AZ toe public has been 90 ieArnox mai 4 "a
concluded The ancen lineage q tne aud IA fuoert
rise II the other may have had tomr wcgh' xh as
scentsnf OF the Old and Fiorioue hDuse ~ savoy
all liberal a. he W potkcs, aud ficc a1d
easy o. he may BE- familiar neYcoufs4 foF tbe prea
dices Of really ersdiostgd no ohcctuss
however are sad ros 10 hA been conaocd excaavtiy -
that The uncertainty ofadairs IN France, fhc pgfs5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-08

the commercial public We are sure, viii be glad 70 learn
that Lord Mamesbury at length aroused into activity
From Winners Times. Jan. al
rumor 10 prevalent in the dockyasd that the disor
dered estate or Mexico the continual insults and
actions to which English subjects have been subjected
there at length aroused the serious attention Of the
severe and effective nature are, believed contem
plaon 70 keep parties In power that distracted country
in wholesome dread Of violating the law Of nations
Italian Exaaes to America.
me Naples correspondent of the London Times writing
Tomorrow, in ali probability, Poero and his compa.
from Naples Pozsuol where they viii be permitted 70
other steamer which has had her Rnns taken out OF her
VIII touch at Pozzuol and take these unhappy men on
deceptive and lying tale Of az
these men will be orciby and illegally taken out Of their
country ana transported 70 distance Of several thou
sand miles rom their homes Tam told that eir desina
ton oi Be the United States and there Is reason for 6eijeu
!ry that as matter Of courtesy. the Neapolitam govenmet
States, who, as the Minister Of free country Is not in
position to enter into treaty with any other State either
which it will be dcult 70 persuade the NeapoItan gov
ernment but such information Mr. Chandler could COM
municate, he doubtless has communicated as to the
istence of the provincial commission In New York, and
other commissions which watch over the state Of the
emigrants. do not know whether may rely upon an
IN sna nave r M 60. rSm 20
will not allow its subjects 10 be burden the govern
ment Of the United States.
In Santa Maria Apparente only six have been liberated
Internationally, six condition OF going to the United
States Avitabile demanded time for making prepare
tons his request was sent to the King and accorded
Opening OF the American Coasting Trade.
In reply to Messrs. Seymour Peacock Co., london,
Lord haimesbury wrote as folows;-
FOREIGN OFFIcE, Jan. 10, 1850
GENnEnEN-I am directed by the Earl Of Malmesbury
to acknowledge the receipt of letter Of the 9Th inst
inquring whether the American government that
the coasg trade with this country has been thrown
trey open to American vessels and am 70 state you
the American government can be in ignorance upon this
point but that in view Of the facts stated your letter.
his lordshp viii Instruct her Majestys Minister Wash
ngton to make inquiry OF the United States
and to seize the opportunity Of again urging upon that go
the justice and good policy Of conccdng cores
pondpg advantages to British vessels in American waters.
am, gentlemen, your most obedien. humble servant
S. HAMMOND.
Messrs. SEYMOUR, PEACOCK & Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-08

TRIPARTIrE CONVENTION.
From the London Post, Jan. Il
Much interest has been excited amongst the Mexican
bonoholders relative 20 the mission Of Mr. Worad this
country 1t is confidently stated thai In some shape or
other, the protecorate OF England sought by the Mcx
has recently had with Lord Malmcsbury have been with
the view OF making some arrangement Of the kind There
can be no doubt that II the be well founded Mexico
would stand IN q very different position 10 that which
she now holds, II protectoraie were accorded but
IL is difficult to perceive bow such important
object can be secured without arouspg the jealousy
Of other Powers. Indeed, II Ia pretty clear that Il
European Powers have 70 be consuted, but also the
govei nment Of the United States II rs not at all likely
that with the aggressive designs OF the latter Power,
compact vii be entered into, since would naturally
thwat the plan OF annexation either by purchase force
which appears TO have been decided upon that govern
mept Much therefore, az European protectorate OF
Mexico might be desired the obstacles that woui ncccs
prove insurmountahc. AS however, but little really
known on the subject will perhaps be wise for the bond
holders and the public await further revelations before
ndueng any sangune hopes that protectors ate o. any
kind will be established In Mexico.
From the Glasgow JournaL1
OUTRAGE By THE MEXICAN AUTHORITIES.
In the journal OF Wednesday last AIuson was made 10
an Outrage committed at Zacsteoas on Mr. Newall Bf
tith merchant OF the highest rcspcctabiity Mr. Newa
who narrowly escaped being shot by order OF Ccncra
MARQUEE Is brother Of James Newal Fsq agent Of the
gentleman writes us that lord Mamesbury has taken IN
toe matter very promptly, and that Instructions have
been sent out 10 Mr. Otway, our Minister in Mexoo 10
Gem ant "nsist' on PREPARATION and "an ample
apology Tie complaints Of the defenceessnezs OF fjri.
sh subjects ia Mexico have been numerous Of late that
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-08
THE LATEST.

ALLIANCE BETWEEN FRANCE AND SARDINIA.
PARIS, Thursday Night, Jan 20, 1859
II 10 asserted that an alliance offensive and defensive
has been concluded between France and Sardinia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-08

OF future chapges-for nothing Is impossband the 10
convenience that might arise 70 Sardinia owing 70 vs
ETY. Of 10 be detailed, were urged VI
the sentiments Of the Princess Cotde little said re
fus on her part was dare say never taken into &C
count The connection with the Imperial family OF France
will doubtless be compensated by future advantages ana
this ambition may reconcile the Pedmoutese lphgen'a 70
her new condition. The Prince intelligent ana liberal
and far this ought TO have weight he the son OF
father who was king and Of mother VINO was Oh
royal race
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-06-30
PORTER s DINNER PILLS.

Promote Digestronand impart tone and vigor to
the system. in their action they are tonic and al
terative, anG mildly laxative. They do not grippe
nauseate in the least; at the time they are
certain in their action. curing habitual costive-
ness, sick headache, dizziness, loss of appetite,
debility, depression of spirits. &C., &c.
AS a FEMALE PfLt, they have no superior in
Amenorahea, or suppression of the menscs, and
other monthly diseases. These Pills efectually re-
move the exciting cause, and restore the patient
to health in few days.
These Fills are purely vegetable, containing
no mercury or other deliterious drugs.
These Pills are given in doses of one p. after
dinner every day until the disease is removed
If the disease does not yield in AZ hours, increase
thu dose to two or three pills at time.
Manufactured with great care bv DR.. z. D. Por-
ter, 96 Third Street, Louisville, KY, and sold BY
druggists generally; price % cents per box
Any person who does not live convenient to an
agent can have the pills sent by mail, postage
paid, by RENTING 25 cents to tie proprietor, OF
five boxes for one dollar. If you desire health
ask for PORTER'S DINNER PILLS, ind use
no other. Jan. u, 1859. 9---tf