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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-11

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The Tytbune Almanac Ter 1850,
Containing the Election Returns and the usual
matter, viii b pubIishen about Christmas. Price
Ii cents - copies, postpaid, for tl leo copies,
postpaid, for -. Address above.
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OYATERSI on A~TEMsly
LsRESH Fair Haven Oysters,
l. A. Fields Baltimore Cove Oysters,
h. G. Thomas baltimore Cove Oysters,
Price Littig's Baltimore Cove Oysters.
The above brands Of No. Oysters are for sale by
CoLLIERs kOBKRTsON,
desSld 70 Aain-st.
Duckwheat Eieur.
a BAGS frssh ground Buck wheat Flour just
dscsOd CoLLIERs ROBERTSON.
Inn BBLS. Extra Family Flour for sale BY
lUU COLLIEkS ROBERTSON.
dscsod
r (IRAHAM FLOUR and Corn Meal for sale Iy
~ COLLIEkS kOBEkTSON.
SwLET CIDER jus. received and isr s.le ~
- CULLiERS : ROBERTSON.
- AisiNs- wholc, hall ard quarter boxes--for
IN sale BY COLLIkk5 ROBERTSON.
dec30d
| GULTANA KAIsINs and zantce Currants for
~ sale BY COLLIEkS ROBERTSON.
decsod
DIAPER shell Almonds and Fresh Fig. for sale
! by COLLiERS 4 ROBERTSON
E,kEsH Pine Apples, in cans, for sals by
II COLLIERS kO3KRTSUN
dsesod
LSkEoH straw berries and Peaches, in cana, Tor
q sals by cOLLiEKS 4 ROBERTSON.
dscsOI
NEW Prunes, In and = III. boxes. ust reee we'd
IN and for by CoLLiEkS 4 ROBERTSON.
AEW Citron.--Flvs Boxes just received and for
IN sale by COLLlEIis 4 ROBERTSON.
dec30d
IsINuLAeS, Pearl Starch. Pearl Barley, npii,
i Peas, Tapioca, Box Salt, sage, Ground Aarc
Ground Nutlnegs. and rtsd Spices. for sale nv
cOLLfERS = ROBEkTSoN,
ux0csRs,
decS0d rs Main.st., near Sd, ksokuk.
ksskuk BranCh ~ tho btalc asA NIX
- Eowa.
f1NHIS Bank 10 now open fSr the transaction OF I
/ densral Banking, kxchangs and Collection
| business.
! Collsctions win receive prompt attention, and
remittancss win be made for those payable In this
city on the dag Of payment, 1t the lowest sHrrsn,
exchange.
DIRxC70Rs.
/ Smith HAmil, samIF Miller,
4 John q. Floyd, j. w. Clsghorn,
6. .a.rS.s. B. i. Moody, j. II. Shelley.
/ SAIL. MILLEs, President.
i J.W. Mc4IrL8z, Cashier.
i Ksokuk. Nov. ., '68-d3m
AECOND MA - PIANOS
1 LNOR HALE on favorable terms. Also, lust r.
IL csived quantity of those csleb~ated Naples
lat ox 6ssing. for Violin Guitar, which viii =
sold uhossAls or rstailat prices % suit ths dnss
De. S-daw zssas.
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JOSEF MLECM,
Co0GccttoneY,
Main ST., bet 9Th and oth.........
A VI all kinds Of Cakes and
Nl Candies, Pyramids, -. All orders for parties
will b promptly attended to, 1t the shortest no
Aiss and IN the most approved style.
ootk
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-30

VESSEL ASHORE We learn from cor
respondent that the schooner L. B. Fortier,
Capt. Graves, went ashore on Saturday
last mile and hBlf below Barcelona
The Captain says it was one of the worst
days he ever witnessed +; it showed so he
could not see two lengths of his vessel, and
his foresaiI being blown away he could not
keep her off the shore, the wind being N.
N. g., and after dragging both anchors
awhile she brought up on the beach. The
Captain and crew got off on Sunday morn
ing by lines ashore and the aid of the peo-
pie living near, to whom the Captain would
tender his thanks for their timely assistance
Our correspondent thinks she can be got
off with but little damage by tug and
pump. She was loaded with l40 M pine
lumber.-PainesUille telegraph.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-30

FURTHER TROUBLES IN UTAH.-Ths presence
OF the U. s. Army in Utah, sent there and kept
there at cost of many millions. does not seem
to be Of much account in harmonizing matters
in MormondOm. Young and his followers
have their own way, and the late accounts re-
present affairs in the territory as in worse con-
dtion than ever before. There is a difference
between Gov. Cummins and Gen. johnson in
re'a'ion to their respective powers, and an open
rupture exists between the Executive and Judi
eiSiy' thousand troops had been moved
ron Usmp Floyd and eneamped near Provo,
and a collision With the Mormons was regarded
ag imminent Gov. O. had issued iprOclama-
uon taking grounds with the Mormon senti-
ment. -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-30

MEETING AT PAMEsvILLE.-The citizens OF
the pleasant little village of Painesville who
yield no fealty to the black flag Of slavery, got
together on MOndsy night last and passed a
series of resolutions expressive of their reve.
renee fo' the loWer'law doctrines generally. and
the fugitive slave-aw, and the Ohio manner oI
administering it. in particular. The tenor and
spirit Of these resolutions verge upon high trea.
son and rebellion, and besides, are thought, bv
some very good people in this'Oeallty. to evInce
deal Of silly, foolish assumption The follow
ing is sample Of these resolutions, which we
presume, will be sufficiently shocking to the
nerves Of N,atiOaaIiaa without giving any fur
ther quotations:
"fhe Fugitive Slave Law Is not only clearly
unconstitutional but is also so repugnant 70
every principle Of Justice and Humanity, that
no constitutions or compant eau make 10 binding;
and i is so derogatory TO the moral sense and
seli-respect OF Tree and honorable people. that
u deserves no ergpment sbut only execration
and conte9pt.as
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-30

"GREAsY MECHANICS AND SMALL F1srED FARM
ERs" s"-Happening into our friend SAvAaEs cabi-
net shop the other morning, we were introduced
by him to Messrs Cook & NEIL, a new firm
who have leased power Of Mr.. s, and are fitting
up their machinery for going into the manufac-
faeture, on liberal scale, of different kinds of
cane seat and other chairs. These gentlemen
are regularly bred, practical mechanics, with in
genuty, energy and application, to carry out
their plans successfully, Aside from the con-
sideration of the acquisition, such an establish
ment will be to our place. giving employment
to many hands, both male and female, and fur
nishing home market for timber hitherto not
much in demand they carry the evidence of be-
ing wholesome citizens, who will contribute a
needed element to the body polite. Success to
them and may we have many accessions Of "the
same sort.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-30

AN EIGHTEEN OUNCE TuMoR REMovEp.-Ou
Monday last, Drs. Collins and Willis of thiG
place. removed large fatty tumor from the
left shoulder of Miss Cynthia Gilbert of Pal
myra. The tumor was located directly behind
the shoulder. and was more troublesome than
painful. 1t weighed when removed, eighteen
ounces. The patient was put under the inau-
ence of chlOroform during the operation, and
was not sensible Of the slightest pain. Drs.
Bassett of Ednburg. aid Bigelow of Palmyra,
were present at the operation RaUenna Dem.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-30
From n. NV yort rrlDan. w.dn..a.v AD,r q-,D

From the New YORK Tribune wednsua.y April 9Th.
BuLL's HAD We chronicled last week q
state Of the beef cattle market well calculated
TO make Western drovers feel jolly, and jolly
they we're. But like other joys that Of high
prices, is not an enduring one. A week has
passed, aud so has with rate exceptions, twelve
cents pound net for beef on foot, and 80 dro-
vers are not jolly Still less so are the specula-
ting class, who go forth to meet the drovers at
Albany or Buffalo, and buy cattle cheap to sell
dear for they have bought dear, aud must sell
cheap. II things continue through to-day as
we found them yesterday in Forty-fourth street,
the quotations Of our cattle market report will
be reduced half a cent upon oil grades In fact,
several of the cattle brokers assured US yester-
day, that taking into account the reduced esti.
mate Of weights, the prices received by the dro-
vers would not be equal to those Of last week
by full a cent a pound. Our own estimate is
that upon all the sales of Tuesday, the price
will average s. head lower than last week.
The stock generally is not so good this week
as last, though there are a good many extra fine
bullocks, and some droves Of fat, distillery-ied
cattle. None but extra fpe bnllocks sold yes
terday at IL cents net head, and for some oI
the largest, fine, fat ones, no bid could be got
that owners were willing to accept. The num-
Der Of cattle yarded yesterday exceeded 2,4OO.
WooL.-1'he large sale Of wool by auction
in New York on Thursday says the Courier
and Enquirer, drew together the largest COM
pany of buyers ever assembled on this Cont.
nent, it. indeed, it was surpassed in number, any.
where. The prices paid were not generally
satisfactory. and a considerable portion Of the
Catalogue was passed OF withdrawn. The pri-
ces paid for California Wool, were from to
26 cents for fine Domestic (Atlantic SLOPE
Woolls from 36 to 62 cents
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-30

The American stomach tomentng organ. II s generally
out Of order The reason Il obvious The driving man OF
business has not time, will no. take time properly
tcate his food He bolts and as bad habits catching all
classes follow his example Hence Dyspepsia With all s
Indigestion Liver complaint and disor
ders Of the Bowes In all their various phases Against these
terminating wasre His weapons the famous blood Pills
and Blood Purifier and they Irresistible The OF
these Medicines has been astonishing age Of cien-
hho miracles They do not alleviate they extnguh disor-
der The agony the fever the debility the despondency,
vanish under the influence Of these peparaons The
constitution se seems TO acquire energy under their
operation We 10 the sick everywhere read Dr. Robaca
ADVERTISEMENTS and give his Blood Pills and Blood Purifier
fair trial. 1m4si
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-30
April 2lst,1s59
FASHIONABLE SHOE STORE
Eli
Patterson & Winsman,

acknowledge the yors In the way of liberal patronage
received the citizens of Ashtabua for the past year.
they taken the recently by
d. Phillips in F5KS BLACK where their facilities win en-
able them TO meet the wants of the public
They intend to reputation for their establishment
second 20 the place They prepared supply
ready made work. TO make it to order.
To rHE LADIES
Everything by ladies' in the line OF Boots and Shoes
and Caters will be got in the most fashionable STYLE in the
way Of Congress Gaiters hgh-low, spnghees French
Kid and Morocco Gsiters also, slips of every variety
To The GENTLEMEN
We manufacture the most fashionable Style Patent eath-
err French Lemoine Calf Boots In the way Kip Boots
keep constantly hand assortment of Mems Soga
Boots and Bogans Among other things for the
daton of the Gents will keep constantly hand Oxford
and French Tes Congress- Tongue and Button Gators Also
Toilet Sppea Of which will be sold at prices TO suit the
times and as low any other store.
PATTERSON wINsMAN.
Ashtabula April 2lst 1859. 4s7
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-30

"MoRE RUIN."-The MpsRrs. Beatty, at
the Norwalk Strow Hat Factory, are at
work night and day getting out new style
of Summer Hat, called the "Bonnar Hat"
Will the Bridgeport Farmer take particu-
lar notice that, in spite of the Locofoco
Tariff the prospect of hot weather is start
ing out the Straw Hats.-NortoaM Gazette.
FRIEND BYrNoToN, how would one of those
hats look on the knob of Buckeye editor, with
nutmeg procivities 2"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-30

The Father, of Mr. Charles R. Stone, who
lives in Geneva village, was trimming his hedge,
when, accidentally a thorn struck him 10 the
eye. The wound was not regarded as a serious
matter, but, at the end of twenty-four hours
inflammation commenced and serious turn fol.
lowed. The humors Of the eye have been vast
ed. At last accounts the condition Of the pa
tent was little better
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-30

as- The Hon. Mr.. Bishop. of Connecticut,
is now the most prominent candidate for Com
missionershp of Patents. His claims as de-
feated member Of Congress are stronger be-
bause his wounds are fresher than those of some
named.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-30
Woods Hair Restorative,

UVvuS hoH hSotVidtNe' IrOL WOOu, tue
renowned discoverer OF the invaluable Hair Restorative still
continues to labor In behalf Of the afflicted
His medicines universally admitted BY the American
press 70 be FAR superior 70 all Others for causing the hair
the head Of the aged that has been for many yesrs
grow forth with a. much vlg6r and uxurance when blessed
with the advantage Of youth
There be doubt that n one Of the greatest drcov-
cries In the medical world II restores permanently gray hair
70 Its original color and makes the beautiful silky
texture whcs has been very derbe in all ages Of the
world 81. Louie Morning Herald.
Sold by all good Druggists. 3m4s4
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-30

ROBERTS, determined not to be out done by
his competitors in trade requests us to say that
he has a splendid lot of priats in full pieces and
in regular order for the unprecedented low price
Of 8 cents yard Without any idea that We
would make the thing public, he assured US in
an under tone, and a very significant twinkle Of
the eye, that he made fair profit even at that.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-30

EroHr DOLLARS TO New YoRK.-IThe fare
between Cleveland and New York via Ceve-
land and Pittsburgh Railroad has been reduced
to-day to Eight Dollars
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-30

A calf whose weight was 149 pounds was
dropped on Saturday at North Royaltou. The
Cleueiand Herald, which is our authority, puts
on a very triumphant air. and challenges com.
petition. Cannot some of our Ashtabula stock
raisers take the starch out of the tbings9
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-30

The Hon. JoHN suERMAS and wife, Of Mans
field sailed from New York for Liverpool 10
the Vanderbilt, on Saturday. Mr.. ;. will
make the tour Of Europe.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-30

While returning from Jefferson the other day
we made call at the farm Of N. L. CHAFrEE
for the purpose of seeing his kline propagation
He is said to he pure Durham, but is the Devon
specimens Of that most beautiful breed. He is
something over three years old, and weighs a
little less than 1000. Mr.. CHAFFEE has a va
riety of other fine stock, and among them q
yeOrliug Durham, pure white, of fine size and
make
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-30

lDe dTeaJ DTaWOack 10 persons ENGRAVING
10 the extreme south and western country Il the fear they
have Of the Fever and Aguehe drefu Of all diseases
Every day hear OF persons attacked BY this disease and
made helpless in short time, without any Of aording
relief In view Of the great demand for remedy DR. Hos
TErrER has presented hs celebrated Bers whose curative
powers for all diseases OF the stomach have been universally
acknowledged The "BierH prepared after long experience
and deep study have received the encomus OF the
eminent physicians AZ well all classes from every part
county To those who doubt their many virtues all
say 70 try them and judge for themselves respectively
Sold by druggists and dealers generally everywhere. See
advertisement In another column. lm48e
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-30

DEATH OF Dr.. AcKLEY OF CLEvELAND.-Ths
distinguished surgeon died on last Sunday after
noon, after a brief illness Of only twenty-four
hours. He was a little over City years of age
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-30

occupy the court which adjourned on Saturday
last The defendants came forward and plead
guilty to the charge of assault and we're seve-
rally fined the nominal SUN of S5. In relation
to this matter, the sentiment Of the community
is a unit, and the concentrated frown of indig-
nation with which it views the seducer, would
upon q more sensitive nature, prove a punish
ment greater than he could bear. AS it is, moth
ing more is hoped from it, than that it may per.
haps, result in relieving that community of his
nresence.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-30
CARD TO THE LADIES I

The Hachish,' or Percie Pills, for Females
are inalabe In removing distinctions and irregularities
the menses they give strength to the and youthful
elasticity and vgor to the system and mpa strength
ness and bancy to the eye increasing s power Of scna
ton TO remarkable degree Designed suley a remedy fer
Irregularities &c. and 10 give tone and beauty to the eye
which they have equayet they should not be used dur
Ing pregnancy for reasons Of which directions that
company each box and package. For an complaints
arising from deranged msnstruaon they unequaed and
inallabe The suPPTsssOa Il speedily relieved
All Irregularities corrected and by the OF the PERCH
PILLS there will be no occurrences Of these complaints Their
elect upon the not transient in the least injurious
put beneficial and lasting The high favor In which they
held by the many hundred ladies who have used them su
eent guarantee that they contain properties and produce e
cs upon diseases incident the female constitution which
have never before been obtained Full directions in each box
and package. The signature of EMILE MOTION Proprietor
must be all genuine which imported only hy MASOUL
LAURIE sold by all Druggists IN the United States
Canadas Price Sl25 per box: half boxes IS cents Mai
packages havng the appearance ordinary letter. price
one dollar sold only by general agents. VB ALDEN
Goa Cleveland Ohio to whom orders should be Addressed
Sold by GEO. WILLARD and
Ashtbaulas o. 439 DENIIAM & JOHNSON.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-30

BECK WITH'S
Carpet Curtain and Window Shade Store.
THE ONLY ESTABLISHMENT OF THE KIND IN OHIO
FIVE Stories 1870 long, devoted exclusively to the
Of the above goods.
Story No. l.
devoted 10 the sale Oil Cloths from feet to "a feet
wide, and Rope and Canton Mstngs, "a 81 a. 54 and
"a wife.
Story No 2,
Is immense room % feet high devoted ply and
mreeply Carpets Piano and Table Covers Mats Table Oil
Cloths Stair Carpets Stair Rods Carpet SWeeper &c &C.
Story No. 3,
devoted Tapestry Brussels and Tapestry Velvet Carpets
Rugs Body Brussels Carpets Lace and Muslin Curtains Cot
ton WOrsed and Satin Damask COmces Curtain Arms and
Bands Cords and asse Gold Bordered and Common Shades
Buff White Hollands Curtain Fixtures Pulpit Tassela &c
Story No. 4,
Ia devoted Hemp and Cotton Carpets Cheap Wool do
Dugges Crumb Cloths Felt Cloths Carpet inngs Rag
pets List and Yarn Carpets, Dutch Wool do &C., &c.
Story No. 5,
Is uSod Upholstery and Sewing Room the making
Of Carpets, fitting Shades and cornices, &c, l..
Nos. 1877 and ls9 Superior Street,
CLEVELAND, oHIo
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-30
NEW YoRK MARxEr-April 27,

FLOUR-Active 5GD10c better sales 10000 bbs 001t
40 for super state 9O6s 25 for extra state 9Oa5 40 for
to ID extra western 256 80 round honp Ohio
wiEAT-Fmer sales 25 900 bu at eh@95 Chicago sprirS
208l rs Nil club +; | go white do.
CORN-Seady sales l0O 900 bush st s2ds3zc MIXED west
en OATQuet at 5Se5Sc for state western and Canadian
old do l2al3 for prime.
BEEF-Fim
BACON-Quiet.
BrlTTER-Quiet at sX92c for Ohio 15923c for state
CHEESE-Dull at S6llOe
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-30
DIED.

In Gusavus Saturday evening, April l6th MARY c. wife
of Nathaniel s. Pratt aged % years and four months
In Denmark, Iowa, April 4th, MARY MONTGOMERY, In
the S9th year of her age, formerly of Geneva.
In MOmencc H., April 18th E. T. CRowELL aged SO years
and months.