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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-21
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
SATURDAY, August 2o-6P. 4

SATURDAY, August 2c-sP.M
The steamship Hungarian, which arrived this day q,
Farther Point the st. Lawrence brings four days later
news. The funds quoted q higher; cotton steady
and breadsus dull The details will be found another
column.
The Fulton and City OF Manchester sailed today for
Europe and carried out the former $4l62s the latter
seas 600 in specie freight making the total shipment
of tie day 81 o64 $780, rather than anticipated
occurred at the close of last week. leading foreign
banker decided the last moment to ship 5000
in gold.
The increased ease In money quite marked to-day:
several brokers have money left with them at five per
cent Exchange on Europe coees very duh and fiat
Some decidedly first class bills have been sold for odeys
cleaners at 1929 Next week the foreign bankers look
Tor higher prices.
The activity In the stock market continues and the
prices OF TO day are general rule, higher than the
highest Of yesterday. The purchases seem gene
rally distributed than they yesterday among the
members Of the board Several commission brokers
stated that they bad filed orders at the board this
ing Parties who bought stocks 10 Is per cent higher
prices than those ruling quite likely to take this
opportunity OF averaging The most active stock Of the
day continues to be Michigan Southern guaranteed which
advanced to 49, and demand at that price at the
core Of official business We have little 10 add to what
VIC said yesterday in reference this stock The earnings
OF The first fortnight Of August fall about s4 900 short
the earnings OF the corresponding period of last year. and
from yarous causes, chief among which the fact that
eafnngs OF Inc two Last weeks OF August 1861
usually large, 1t will be well not TO expect increase Til
September Toledo active at an advance Of one
per cent Gaena was steady Rock Island was higher.
New York Central advanced per cent and was p
good demand There was change in the price Of Hud
son River or Harlem which for the present neglect
ed State stocks were firm at yesterdays prices The
marke was quite strong tho cose and though as usual
there vas no second board there good deal OF
nation in the street throughout the afternoon.
The business Of the sab-Treasury to-day was fol.
lows:--
aoih pay men@...... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 89,442 80
:. .4,6oU,40V "
treasury no'es received for customs during
'''''.'''.'..'s .............. oA,Zao ~
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morn.
ing were SIG, $50 ICE, and the balances Se34,2l4.
The following table will compare the exports Of the
sevep principal staple artclee for the week.
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SsMon. EaoMsw mt INTENSE and the people Of Ia
Ona we're Va kng seriously Of Hnching them, ~ they
CANNOT DO ca atally punished In thai State.
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ffysCElAANBOUS.
FrONRA BOZ 4 skLvAta
i 20 MADAM LAVE,
rev York,
IL pcgteSn sud wholesale doAl0ss IA
GUN, 0NriKkY PLA TED WAR;.
jEvEInv. riSCY GOODS,
BRUSh.N pSGFUSNpY AND SOAPS.
Wsuls kjn.ssr,r. sleor1t8a guna
sSe "a gents for sis o ass riadia- All A,soe,
Bscor'f erusg TissDcr
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News from the Rio Grandc and Norths rn


Prom the Eevr O'iesrs Plcayune. August 10
The United Slaes rna steamship lndauola Capt Flan-
oere, from 1ozos Santiago the lltn inst reached her
wharf about one O'Clock this morning she brings the
following paesengers--P. Ssntacila, D. Baoin, Mr..
Bloom, br Cerrigsn, VI. Saton j. Breraruop, and two
on deck. and s5lh rs n specie. consgned olloXs
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sesesrspn Marine Report.
candy HOOK, Aug 70, Eubae,-ope bark going u, the
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The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
ing were $50 ,lc5, and the balances 1894 PA
The following table will compare the exports OF the
seven principal staple articles for the week.
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glIfY iNsPgCEOn's DKrsRrHEsT-Eo. CsAykD
w street Row York august 10, 1859 -Suaco 70 uAdex.
tAk era sexlCGs and ObersA
On .po aer he ore. OF seoesbnr sll nb5css for
eniai PERMITS gin he discontinued and tho
- onaned only st tba Dlce OF the city GENRE
avenue, corner OF sixth aueei
cry ntatrs. eanb captains, railroad
Press s4ent and all p6rnios
egtsiro u rcnJ ire Lfy
~ she nsss every month for the
ssne w.p ne nyiRlrk cern;este ale 10 this Office
.N'en h AteDtiun oaed the follo~ Ing uxawcs An
viii tie strcls enforerd:-- S apr" ~ Ao''' "NA's
cspsin aren't other pestoss attached 10 ery uesu.
cos Terry os. sAieg obsr vsas+ or 70 any stsse rail-
o ~ "sce pnrc private, Ahal coasey
BODY q sns ne,son who hss died IN new YarS he
yona tpe mn OF SAID c ~hout from the City To-
under me penalty Q, tao bun tolars for each o
iense % be irrfa ae perons 40 ofsndinr
naverslly AT -erpe tveiyn ~ oAeAs1Ass
70 ecsoe the City inspector give permit .oy tha
or smov. OF The bod o. who ds Oct of his
city, and Dsep brought bere for will ba
to roonce bs CO, locate Of noe physician du, sushen
Gated when spd where the OF what a. -
the written crfeion OF the eonnopiDT h t
giving or such permn -
charge made unrer circumstance the Granting
Ut perms'e. MANlEL r. DELAvAN, City iaopectox,
CYRUs nAmsAY n SsSistrar Of Records 3ssifs
B-fh's ooce does apps 70 he CALVARY oscuees "
who by s.es ordr NJ The COUNCIL ara p,e.
legged 10 permits Tor all burials 10 that ceme.ery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-02

aTA REGULAR MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC RE.
a publican General Ccnmitse held At Tamasny Hall on
the evening Of sepAnber the following resolution offered
adopted
hostility the proposed scheme OF coutractinR TO
favored individuals the labor required In the public goreS
and whereas a. Cobb, Secretary Of the Treasury
having control this question, now in this city there
fore,
Resolved That committee Of one from each ward be an.
oined TO upon tho Hon II. Cobb and respecnliv nre
sent the OF the Democratic Republican t;enpra
Committee 70 tho proposed change.
- IsAAO V. FOWLER, Chairman
ALFRED CHANCELLOR, lc......,
n. AMBROSE 9ILCHRIsr. SseSretAries'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IR LIGHT SUsI0N THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY
"A csuttpsd sgains. u ssips ceiling or rsDg cyindAr
blast machine the purpose generating gas known ~ The
ar light all such direct nfring nent OF
the RrsnisB HenoTyx and will be proseea.ed 70
The rxspt ~ the Jaw kigha SEE sDle terms by
b. I. kcDUUGALIs AIS lIoSowhy, N, Y.
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NWo NEW and UsEFUb INvENT!oNa-THE Pa
enee han realized over s5 per Day OF them for
he laet four moptbs wbre travelling.
7hs chant for manufacturers others 10 invest
q profitable business
All are respectfully invited to call j. g. LASH at G. v
NAPEy AgricuItnvh, Wareroors ReeknAa and ry
eau streets, aud exafnine the improvements.
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VoUD MEMS DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUR-x
meytinR OF this club will be held the Mercer House
ibis Frds evening at O'Clock The Committee upon Orrs
nizaton VIII make heir report and that All mem
berf who wish W lake active part In The coming campaign will
20 psesen1 y, r. CAkR, Presidents
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QBUsBKs OF EvEAY DESCRIPTION ar THE BgUsu
- farcyv SO Pearl eel lin SQUARE All nytic,,s
nod at The fnctcry pscss Paint brushes OF s
perioY quality constantly hand JOnN X HuPPs,
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NR. HAMPrsN's

~ OumPOUrD DIUHcrIC PIuaA
are highly recommended BY eminent physsirs ~ safe,
and Tor gravel sricores aud
MI dsrsngemar bladder and kdneys
Price ty per sold BY Druggists dealers every
where. Messra a. Is. 4 ID. SANDS a 90, agents..
DR. J. r HANprOH 20
Alb hprnca aIreet PhlaiephA.
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fvkO1ON WAfkR-sHDAEW aOHuILN0,a UROrOw
ute, And charcoal for rectynE Gan De had al ia
Third the factory 1855 Wss rhry ssnd
street between 1Unth and kieves IN avenuee-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-02

at MEETING OF THE EMPIRE CLUB. CALLED
a for the purpose of reorganzng for the fall campaign
helc ON "wednesday evening" at Duryea corner of last
members
Mr. John Austin. Of the Twelfth ward, was chosen tenn
porsry ch ksman.
Mr. James irving of the Eighteenth ward was unanimously
elected President OF the Club for 1859 and 1880
Mr. Thomas A. Bancker Of the Twenty first ward and Mr.
Alfred r. Croker Of the Fifteenth ward elected Secre
aries Of the Liub for 1859 and 1850.
Adjourned to the call Of the President published in
the Herald.
7. A, BAECKER, secretaries
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a GRADUATE we'll yKRsED IN THE ULAssYos
a Oernsr E,eoch aps music 2 open TO. eug~ge~ent
Car factory tosiim0nAlS fer
psrs, &c ard sbliy South preferred Inquire OF J. B.
thompson, All Bro sdwAy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-02

DIANeS, PIANOS, PIANOS FOR sALE-CHTAPKsr
Il cry A splendid octave o.ao, p.i
months In ana coat $3.50 viii be FOR 80
500 Ga octave for 800 sod So;
piano for $780, woh $50 and for sS. 81
sgnfcept pianos In plsiu elegantly cayved
warranted three 1t so ehesper than Broad
prices Fec oDd hand pianos taheu exensnge fire
AtopR and of oedai church
psror cheap fer cssn or monthly payments a. 2 riah
rone Tw enty fifth street. 3UNZAl IL
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Observation-Disclosures FOE The LAhGGST NEW
- foundlsnd and 1t. Bernard breed OF dogs plenty Of
Of the breed pointers and seters trial. ba,k
tan black pups Of the pures and smallest breed
spits Esqnsux pups slut and dog three months old
snow white Italian greyhounds King Charles spanies
poodle dogs scotch terriers number Of large herce watch
oogs Particular attention pad N the treatment Ard OF
diseases Of all kinds No charge Cure for eas for
Wosns Tor canker for its for dsempeY Address H. Gard
nsr, " Beekman gTesh basement
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CDFAEsTNMRsrgIp NOTICES.

-, -, UUUNNELL.
AL which 10 communicated for the information of the oubc
FRANCISCO sTouGhTON, Consul OF spain.
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REWARDS,
r. * REWABD.-LKFT BY POOR PEDLAR ON TIE
pJ 3s ult between 10 ard II o'clock M while getting
In the stage at the c'rner of Broadway and Coand
shr box containing blondes and Sbons The above
reward will be paid by delivering r. Hrsh sos Ninth
street, B. - -
c1O REWARD,-LosT, A WHITE FOX DOG gPIrzxR,
@IO with butn tail The finder will get the above re.
ward by leaving ut at ia and 1876 Canal street
01 n KEwARD.-LoST. ON BROADWAY. RKTwRyN
OILY ha'den lane and Chambers street, septsmbsr L.
small poemonnste containing about thirty dollars IN ie,
will receive the above reward By leaving Nassau street
con REwARD:-LoST, LAsT EVENING, A SMALL
pAO wallet with a Slc0 bill, James Robb Bank New Or
leans ana 20 Dill New Orleans money The above reward
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FyHoICE BREEDS or DO5s,-THOUBANDs WILL TE7
" ufy the inslbiy Of Buffers Mar &c Cure and Fea
Ertermnasor fJ cents bote Sold al No. Peck sip
and all over the Union. Buffers the dog 81
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-03

ANOTHER LEcTuRE.-Rev. A. L. STONE, of
the Park Street Church Boston. has siguifed a
Willingness 10 crafty an expressed wish of
some of his friends residing in this place. to
pay Ashtabula a visit, and favor our citizens
with popular lecture at an early day. Mr..
Stone is justly considered one of the most eo-
quent divines Of the Athens of American refine
ment aud learning, and a lecture from him would
be an intellectual repast of more than ordinary
richness. His New England Homes" has met
with much favor wherever delivered, and should
our citizens have the pleasure ofhearing it, may
consider themselves in luck. The announcement
will probably be made by bills,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-03

THANKsovrSo.-This very pleasant festival
was becomingly observed in this place by our
business men and citizens generally so far as re-
framing from labor was concerned, but from
misunderstanding, timidiiy or slothfuness, or
and from admixture Of them all, the clergy
took things very comfortably. The Episcopal
church being, we believe, the only one at which
appropriate services were held TURKEYS, pump
kin pies, and corn puddings, are indispensable
elements Of this now almost national festival
and are in our opinion very we'll adopted to the
sustenance aud growth Of the body, but they
are comparatively tame and insipid without
seasoning from the sacred desk-a pointed, pun
gent, manly sermon, in which our obliquities.
and departures from righteousness public as
well as private, are held up to u.s. and made to
subserve the end Of putting the whole man.
mental, moral and physical into exercise aud CO.
operation.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-03

DIR. HOOfiRnd's Celebrated German Bit
ters, Prepared by Dr. c. NJ jackson Co.. Philadelphia Pa
viii ellecuay cure Liver complaint Dyspepsia, Jaundice
Chronic Nervous Debility Disc of the Kidneys and
all Diseases arising from Liver stomach Such COnst
pation Inward Piles Funess of Blood TO the Head Acdy
the stomach, Nausea Heartburn Disgust for Food Funess
weight in the Stomach Sour Eructatons sinking Fut
tering at the Pit OF the Stomach Swimming Of the Head
Hurried and Difficult breathing Futerng at the heart Cho
king suocating sensations when lying posture Dim
Of Vision, Dots Webbs before the sight and
Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Perspation Yellow
of the skin and Eyes Pain In the Side, Back Chest
Limbs, Sudden Fushes Of Heat Burning in the Fesh
constant magnatOns of evil and great depression of Spir-
ITS.
These Bitters prepared by Dr. c. NJ Jackson AIS Arch
Street, Philadelphia, Pa and sold by druggists
keepers throughout the United States Canada West Indies
and South America, at 10 cents per bottle. 2w5l9
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-03
MARRIED.


AZ the residence Of the brides mothcrin Orwell on We'd
nesday evening last BY the Rev Amos DRESSER Mr. MARCEL
Lus b. SMITH OF Chicago, ILL.,, to Mrs. MARY JANE PHIL.
LIPS, Of ORWELL
Printer duly remembered.
In this village on Wednesday evening last By Rev j.
Gles r. A. WILLARD, % Miss G. s. BROWN, Daughter 6i
Mr.. George Brown.
On "Wednesday evening, Nov. 23d By Rev j. W. b. CLARK
Miss AUGUSTA HOISINGTON Of fsbtsbpla IN Mr. ANN
LOOMS, Of Port Byron, N. Y.
In Conneaut, Nov: 10th, H. K. CARTER Esq., and Mis-.
VERONA o. VETS. ~
In Monroe, Nov. 14th CHESTER FELcH and Miss LUCIA
HILL
In Dorset Nov. 18TH, JOSEPH MILLER and Miss EIMINA
d. BURR
In Trumbul, Nov. goth MELISSA MURPHY OF TrumbuI,.
to j. L. MORELAND Of Saybrook
In Trumbull, Nov Is, Miss SARAH GAINES to Mr.. MY
RON GORE.
In Amboy, Nov II, Mr.. HIRAM VETS of Omaha CITY.
Nebraska, to Miss CLAklSSA A. WHITE Of Amboy.
In Cherry Valley, Nov. 25th, Mr.. l.. c. BUSHNELL, To
Miss f. J. LOBDELL
In Colebrook, Nov. 18th, Mr.. s. NJ WFBB to Miss N
wASEBURN.
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DIED..

In this village, the 18th ut after somewhat lengthy
and painful illness Mrs. CAGHAHlNE VI. FITCH aged Is
years, wife Of o. H. FIron Esq and daughter Of Dea wA
HUBBARD.
In Augusta Hancock Co. Ill., Nov 2lst Of Typhoid Fever
Mrs SOPHIA iiAWLEY, iormeryf Austinbug the 6gtb
year Of her age
At wyoming Wisconsin, Nov. 4th, ALBERT A. sACKErT.
formerly Of Windsor, aged 20 years.
In Geneva Nov 18th, Mr. WI FUTILE, aged 65 years
NJ. T. one Of the early settlers Of Geneva.
In Geneva, Nov. 27th Mr.. CHARLES r. EVANS AGED q
years
In Geneva Nov Goth, Elder E J. KENNY aged 40 years
In Dorset Nov 1st, Mrs ". NcLACGHLIN aged 80 years
and months.
In Cherry Valley, Oct. 31st WILLIAM GAY aged % years
In orwell Nov. 26 SOPHIA JANE infant daughter NJ
Rev. Amos and Ann Jane Dresser aged years
In Conneaut, Nov. 17th LEMUEL JONES, Esq, aged II
years
aged 80 years.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-03

Even those who are in the enjoyment of perfect
heh frequently have iced 10 have Oncs pre-
tyes of disease. We well armOrtd against
the assaults Of he ills that flesh is heir to-" such an nvg-
orator they may lind in HO let EHS BITTEkS-a medi-
cine that cannot lie taken regularly without giving vitality
and elasticity 10 the system. Al this particularly the
strongest is not proof against the malaria in certain
tons Of the country In all of fever ague the
BTTERs is potent than any amount Of quinne, viii
the most dangerous of bilious fever yield to its
derul properties Those who have tried the medicine will
another for of the ailments which the HOsTLT
BITTERs processes to sublue To those who have
made the experiment, cordially recommend early ar-
pcaon to the BTTERs, whenever they stricken by dis
eases of the digestive organs.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally
e-Y- See advertisement in another column. lm5l9
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-03

why Mrs w. how do you manage to have
such nice light observation-disclosures use Herrick
anehs Gold Medal SaIeraius. never saw any
sa'era'ns half us good. like il much better
70 : use WIN cream tartar. than do soda
= small never use any other. if you try ,ue pa
per Mrs. B you will say the same. il has al
most cured my dyspeptia. Most of The merchants
selI Wells Faulkner and A. Hendry.
Ashlabula: L. F 4 S. Burgess, and Beaton
Brother Cleveland Wholesale il. '"''"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-03
See advertisement of DR.. Sanfords Liver Inyigors
tor and Family Cathartic Pills in another column

Hair RestOrRttve.-Every one will we think agree
with us in the opinion that the human hair Is the gaest
natural ornament that II possessed either by gentleman
lady Just meet an apparently good looking for instance
In the street admire his features whske and general
bearing but 10 he lifts his hat in recognition of your
and the charm has vanished for chabod written his bald
head ana the glory has departed with tue flowing locks that
once flour shed uxuranty there. In the OF LADY, the
matter is If possible woe-such reminding of the
circumstance on which the following epgram is founded;
so give me, fair Emma, lock OF your hair"
bashful yOnng lover took courage and sighed
"T'werea sin to refuse such modest request
80 take he DhOle rig the dear creature replied.
Now 10 prevent such catastrophe is within the power Of
every lady and gentleman for by using Prof Woods Hair
Restorative hair not only prevented from falling of
turning gray but the article will restore hair TO bald places
aud If has changed color and become gray It will
bring it back 10 its pristine beauty and uxuriee Those
who are acquainted with the anatomy and physiology and pa
thoogy OF thear must be well how certain subsan
ee have specific action upon tand is udeOus eOmbna
nation OF these that Prof Wood has succeeded In compound
ing MIXTURE possessed Of remarkable virtues
WGUsriy Magazine and Literary Gazette.
Sold by all good druggists. 3n5lS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-03


Cures.-lhe american stOniac toTmenting organ. 1t
generally out OF order. The is obvious The dr
ing man OF business has not time, will Il take time prop
ery 10 nasicae hs toOd lie bos it, aud bad habits are
catching all classes follow his example Hence Dyspepsia
WITH ali lis mlicons-hence Indigestion Liver eop int
and disc ders o the bowels in all their various phases
Against these aud bundled other complaints tne Scandna-
Wan Blood Pills and Blood Purifier wagng
ting warae The Of these medicines has aston
sng even In this o. scientific miracles They do
feviaie they eItE gasa disorder he agony the Fever
tue debility the dependency which characterize aetons
OF the digestive and seereye organs vanish under the nu
enee OF these preparations The constitution itself to
meut lnlSl6
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-03
The Test of I2 Years Experience has proved
the superior Quality OF
Hegemnu Clark g. Co.'s. God Liver Oil

AlNBCHu"" Slolh ~ w D. OOu lI'FCl VII
It by Physicians the best Remedy for consump
ton ScrOira Chronic rheumatism, &c discovered
CRutiOn.-lhe value this remedy depends upon its
purity, and in order TO customers pure article
one Of firm went to Newfoundland supetntend
manufacture Of our OIL and 6GTTGHt pure that the
label mas the eagle and mortar and the signature the
cork OF each bottle there is great Cea Of cheap inferior
oil palmed oil for genuine to the great injury patients
~ Ask for Hegeman CLARK a. Cos and take no other as
have been cured with the genuine who have
without any benefit 3ms5l2
Useful I'm Every FRmily.-Paint, Grease spots
etc removed instantly gloves silks ribbons etc cleaned
equal to withOutniuy to the most delicate fab
ic by He geman Cos Concentrated BENZINE only
25 cents per Bottle. HEGEMAN Co. Druggist l6l S99 5ll
and 1866 Broadway, NY. 3ms5l2
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-03

CASUALTY. - MARY, aged about IA years
daughter of BENJAMIN HALL, of SaybrOok,
while kindling fire on Tuesday afternoon, ac-
cideutaly sci fire to her clothing aud was so
severely burned, that her life was dispaired of
one the evening of the same day.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-03

CosMoPOLITAE ART JoURNAL-This Journal
of art lor the current quarter has been received,
II may be had ol Mr. Fassel. by subscribing
81 per year. which also entities the subscriber
tn u iarge-slzed aud magnificent steel engraving;
and chance III the drawing ol the Art Asso-
eiutiou.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-03

PROTECTION FRK Co. No. 1.-The members
of said company will take notice that there will
be meeting Of said company at the Engine
Room, on Wednesday evening, December 7th.
A full attendance is desired, as business Of i'm
pOrtance will come before the meeting.
A. w. STErIE Secretnry.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-03
N e w Goo DIS!

I'HE undersigned has Just returned from
i NEW YORK, with a supply OF Goods consisting
OF all the varieties usu lily kept ly him.
These Goods have been purchased since the decline
in prices In New York.
My assortment is very desirable one, and those in
want OF Goods, find almost anything they need at prices
far below any ether establishment in this village.
Remember. am closing ont Stock and this new addition
has been made Ia give customers and the public more
general tnient tOssect from.
DESIRE If possible to close my entire stock by the lst
of April next and respectfully invite my friends one and
to give a call.
GEORGE WILLARD.
Ashtabula, Oct. 81, 1859