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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-24

L,OR SAVANNAH AND THE SOUTH
II Steamship HUNTSVILLE Capt John A. Post, will leave
pier IL North river, on Saturday. August Is, at4PM
PassAge Savannah. with unsurpassed accommodations
SIS Through tickets New Orleans $50 rs: Mobile, S.
MSnsgcmsry SIS; Memphis Ss 7s ksshylIs s IS; Kno,
vile, SIS 50; Chattanooga, SIS Albany $3 Columbus, $2
Atlantis, SCI; Macon SO; Augusta, $l7 50.
Freight 10 cents per foot.
MONTGOMERY leaves Thursday, August 80, and the r. r.
CUYLER on Saturday september1 Apply 70
II. Il. CROMWELL x Co,
No. IS West street and 33S Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-05
POLITICAL.

The Republicans Of Newburgh have organized q
political club for the coming campaign It's officers
az follows: James W. Taylor, President; Wu. N.
Reid, Vice President; John Corwn, Recording Score
tary; Thomas NJ. Peck, Corresponding Secretary;
Francis Scott, Treasurer.
-Messrs. Lott, Cornelius, and Robert S. Willets,
were elected delegates TO Syracuse, on Saturday last
from the lat Assembly District, Queens County, Long
Island.
Republican Clubs have been formed In Batavia
and Ithaca OF the former Rufus Robertson is the
President; Of the latter, A. G.. Stone.
"A curious episode Of the Connecticut election was
witnessed in Hartford A woman souRhS the Republl-
can Committees and esty urged that her husband
and two or three men of his acquaintance might be
brought to the polls and guarded while they veted.
They wished TO vote with u.s. but their Irish friends Of
the Seymour persuasion had swore they should not.
Their were taken, andupon being promised that
these men should be looked after as she desired the
enthusiastic politisaress withdrew apparently satisfied.
"A student Of the Wesleyan University, at Middle
town, Conn, gives two reasons why the Democrats
vote In that town has increased In the first place,
number of foreigners have been naturalized In the
second over fifty Republican Students connected with
the University, who have heretofore voted have been
DISTINGUISHED by the Democratic Board. A Committee
has sready been appointed to contest the matter.
The State organization for Nebraska has been
voted. down by 300 majority, the whole vote being
about 5000, for and against. But little interest aP
pears TO have been taken in the question.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-05
pOLYGAMY.

The following lie the bill for the punishment and sup
preston Of poygauy, now under consideration in the
House at Washington;
BILL 70 punh and prevent the practice Of poyamy il the
proving and snDuine certain acts Of the Lega i've Assem-
bly, eftbe Territory OF Utah, and which sets forth
Whe'eas, u IL admitted that polJgaay is permitted
by the municipal regulations Of of the Territories
Of this Union, and Ia sought TO be justified the
ground that tits abonpaon in Car stan eouotr7 is
relg Gus lite OF the inhabitants Of laid Territory
and,
WITeOs, No principle Of sfgovenmeut or citizen
sovereignty require Justify the practice Of such
moral peliutiou therefore,
Rtsolred, etc. That If any person persons being
married. and an iDhabitsnt of any Territory of the
United States or other place, over which TIE Uoited
ates possess exclusive Jurisdiction, shall intsrmarry
with any person or persons, or cohaht with any per-
soi or persops live with any person persons az
atnefs act Dowedeng coDiogal relations, the former
husbspd or wife beIg alive he she or they, 30 oHeud
ing shall on CONVICTION thereof pay fine not exceed
ing FIVE hundred dollars, and be impr'soDe not less
than two years DOR more than tive yeare: pror'ded,
aegeTthfeSs that this section, or anything therein
contained ebal not extend ~ any person or persons
W toee husband or wife shall abseDt himself or herself
one from be her. for the space OF hve years The one
Of them not moving the other 70 DO vlng WIN tnst
tim nor 10 any person persoDs who shall be- at the
time of such marriage, divorced by competent author
ty or 10 any person or persona whose ior mel mar
risge by sentence or competent authority, shah nave
been oeclartd void.
SEC = BE il further enacted tnat tne ioio"ne oiu'
rance Of the Provisional Government OF the State OF
Deseret 20 called namely "An ordinance ncoro oratlDg
" the Church Of Jeeas Chris: OF Latter-Day Sa MIS-
passed Feb g. 1884, and adopted, reenacted aud made
valid, by the Governor and Legislative Assembly Of
the Territory Of Utah. by act passed Jan ~ 1870,
enutled: An act in relation TO the compilation a1d
revision oi the Wa and resolutions n force in Utah
IeIIrory, their publication and disributon, and all
otner sc aad parts Of acs heretofore passed by the
ss,e Ltelssi'ye Assembly of the Territory Of Utah,
which establish, support maintain, shield or counte
nance Poiyeamy, be- and the same hereby are dis ,p
p9seo sno snnuled; Pyovided That this act shail be
ana construed al not To affect or interfere
WIN me Ight OF properly legally acquired under the
ordnance heretofore mentioned nor with the right TO
worship God according 10 the dictates OF conscence
but only 70 annal all acs aud Laws which establish,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-05

70 the generation with whom Irving grow up, M
Bryant remarks that The religious world were oeeu
sped 9th the pages Of Hannah More and Dedd-
"ridge fresh from the press" Nov the frst popaIw
work Of Hannah More which gaoed any extsnsivs
cireuIasiop in this courtry, "C0eiebs IN Search Of
Wife" wac pub'ishsd IN England IN 1893, when Irv.
age. Her otber celebrated moral and religious writ
es appeared at sub equent intervals of several years
ard could consequently have had little eject "a form
ing the tase OF the rising generation In Isvfngs
time for it cannot be supposed that the speaker had
any reference to her juvenile efdsioDs, the Search
AFTER Happiness" and Sacred Dramss," whom he men.
toned her name in connection wishthat Of DR.. Dodd-
ridge Nor Ia il correct to allude the writings Of
this anime. d sipe as fresh from the prese" when
living was growing up, considering that Doddsdss
died in l75l, thitytwo years before Irving BON.
l will only notice, in addition, Mr. Brysnts adoption
OF The bastard gspaper Eogsh in the expression,
/" the quarterly issues of the E5nbnrsh Review,n
making The word mean that which is issued"
TOTALLY jlsgiiimaie use. \
kttc- Yorh Aprt 4, 1860.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-05

BRAscp's SuBsTIrurE.-Be II enscted that tho
tbiro ard fourth sections Of the Act entitled An Act to
establish Territorial Government for Utah, approved
ninth Of September eighteen hundred and fifty, be, and
the came are hereby repealed.
Src o And be II further enacted that hereafter the
Lehlsiive power az defoed and limited 10 said Act,
shall be vested in the Governor and thirteen OF the
uoss fl ard discreet persons of the territory to be
called the Legislative Council who shall be appointed
bieppslly by the President of the United States, By
and with the advice and cousent Of tbs Senate, from
among be citizens Of the United States residing there
been heretofore laid off.
SIC. 3. And he il farther enacted, that the first ap-
poiptuents under this Act shall be made before
he fourth of March, eighteen huodred and sisty-ons,
on which day, said appointments shall take effect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-05
MIR. BRYANTS DISCOURSE.

To tie Editor Of Ire NJ y. Tribune -. ,
Sin; In MIR. Bryants Discourseon the Life and
Genius of Warrington Irving which you very
properly characterize ~ most admirable specimen
!" Of eloquent and just eulogium," discover a few
trivial blemshes which, like the dead flies in the
apothecarys ointment" are noticeable only because
they appear in 20 exquisite production. For IN
stance in speaking Of the literature which was familiar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-05

The HARrrR's Ferry CossIrrEr.-7ae Herald
correspondent says that an old nan, namsi Walker,
from Vermont, has gone to Washington and called
upon the Chairman OF the Harpers Ferry Committee
saving that he is In possession Of important fess con-
pee,ed with tho affair." which be wishes 70 unfold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-05

,,.,n.s,p. protect, or countensnce the practice O.
so,vesmy, evasivey called spiritual marriage, how
ever disguised by legal or ecelesisstca' solemnities,
sasTsments, ceremonies, consecrations other
triyaDces.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-05
DIsrRIcr-ArToRSEY,s oprIcs.


HIS E5ceieRcy, Cor. MORGAs-Dear Sir. In my
answer your requon. In rcqusion. for per-
dops has been tie Of busasss upon hs,
h,ye bad them off without reading them uyse Hay
ing occasion read since my
John Cdumns noticed apparent shoosh not real ineon
t.bcy II saying upon one page that esGd tmasise no
acted der the past approaches nom bis
upon page that in view Of the To which he
'puITS y past and under the ,uaasaSs
mutation 4" &c What intended to say that In my
oppon the deceased had sland red the prisoner that shs
had Iepr sohed him Wi want of spirit In not reentng the
mpusions ponshg the offender that the Of isut
rpIoeches I'D made serious Impression upon hm
these h the time Of the homicd to fun
Gus which vas not warranted by anything which then
CURED and that Under the influence oil that rage ne
the fatal act n, 4.
Mr. William Rear typofounde OF this civ, ~ hfse
standing undoubed integrity whom nave knoWn oi no
than years who informs that the prisoner WORKED ot
him nsny years. beginning when ne was quite yeups .ss-
bis excellent that previous tho nnfcer
the prisoner called upon him stated the mpaisions made
the deceased upon b" wies virtue .ns' ne h, - r
ane that assured ba they were e and be eesved
herr yhefeoeSG be ssAfs mr ass.r sdIss3 hm % have
nothing 20 saw 30 forbid him nom coming 70 his
PLACE and 70 avoid ell officially.
y,cied act far opinion involved, which neoes-
,ayy ucidsn the icon myself eaSc
beep and am mot Ss Ieeo%@saa &c IN sss.sss.
With hch life has taken in this city ana o. 70
In posnce decreasing the frequency Of mes nvss,s ess
suilf by rigorous execution Of the lay. That p IT, s
strongly upon my mind the prosecuting oeeT PAL yoel
eey clothed the attribute Of mercy nav
oree to siye you full and fair statement o. sns
spest favorable 10 the prisoner the fActs Wiz -
may add hope improperly dos 70 NOR exst snae,
sanding Of the position desire occupy that your exss
crc1u stances shch in your Judgment redas the exercise
Glen ency shal swsys be IRE" to
action could BE- without rea'onsoe exception hee''
i0u' E S1:nsS6Sy %sTERBURY Di.srictA..Orasy
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-29

HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
.-. PHILADELPHIA aH
}enesolent TnSutiOn, sHdbiIhsd by sps1oi EHds'aei
P for he Relief Of the Sick and DisirsIfed afflicted
nth ItrRleni and ENDEMIC Dsseases -

Benesolent TnSuiion sStabitIhsd By special EHdsdcv
for Hs Relief Of the Sick aud Disirsfed, afflicted
... nth pirEieHt and Epidemic Dsseases 's.. tl
TNIIE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in
Il view Of the awful destruction of human life caused by
Sexual Diseasesand the deceptOns pracced tue
fortunate victims Of such diseases by Quack' several
ago directed their consulting surgeon CHARlrABlE
treatment OF this diseases in all their FORMS and to
give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, to all who apply BY letter.,
with absorption Of their condition. age, occupation habits
oflife 6cO and Of extreme poverty, to FURNISH
MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. 1t is needless to add that
the Association commands the highest Medical skill OF the
age and will furnish the most approved modern treatment
Directors Of the Association, in their Annual Report
upon Of SEXUAL Diseases for the year ending
January s 1855 express the highest satisfaction with the
geon in the Of SpemaOrrhooa Seminal Weakness, Ina
poence Gohorrhon Geet Syphilis the vice Of OnSnsm
abuse &c. and order continuance OF the plan for
tie ensuing year. FH
The Directors review OF the past feel assured that
their abors this sphere benevolent effort have been
great benefit the afflicted especially 10 the young, aud
ev have resolved devote themselves with renewed
| TO this very important and much despised r
An admirable Report Speunatorrha Seminal Weak
ness the Vice Of OnRnism, Nauraton Self Abuse aud
other diseases OF the Sexual Organs by the Consulting Sur
geon which will be sent by mail Tin sealed EnveOPeD
FREE OF CHARGE the receipt OF two stamps for pos
age Other Reports and Tracts the nature and treatment
OF SEXUAL diseases diet 6c constantly being published
| oratnA11t dstribution and will he sent to the afflicted
Some remedies and methods of treatment dscov-
| cred during the Last year, of great value
| Address, DIR. j. SEILIGAN H0UGHToN, sGting Surgeon
Howard Association No South NINTH StO PladelphiA
90 ~ GEO. FAIRCHIID, Secretary.
452 EZRA d. HEARTWFLI. President
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-29
nas-It is stated that two Years sinte a

p8-It is stated that two years since
Canadian near Acton, Lower Canada, while
engaged in digging potatoes, found some
fragments of copper ore On the 18th of
September 1859, Mr.. Lewis Sleeper having
obtained lease of the grounds, commenced
the Development Of the mine. lie found
200 tons, in loose blocks, in the surface de-
posts of Diluyium, which was all taken out
without powder Some of the blocks Of ore
weighed ID tons
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-29
MONEY SAWED.
TrANo FORTEs e. MELoDEoNS,
'a,oot. Covers Instrucdon Bools, sc. terms that
=. =, All +, rlease, at Ashtabula, Ohio.
Pinnos and HIclodeons.

tigatons to offer still greater inducements In
Pianos and D1clodcons.
Mr. H,ll ha. the pleasure Of saying that during the pa y
& 6y his individual efforts in the sale of Pianos and elode-
onS much pleasure to hoar almost daily expressions
like the following;
sr,o we bought the Beodcon Of you John stays at homo
rorv evening Henry sings quite we'll and made
Wiojeon Harriet postponed the journey East preferng
nice pi,no Them u Meodeons sold in town done
more T.oo y c preaching or tie gospel Henry appeared
o inclined insanity, but since VIC bought the MeodCon,
Inc has entirely recovered am so so1y did not buy No
lodcon three yesg' ago, when you 'pokcto me.'
orr Method.
We Inv Instruments and pay for them. Never sold
Piano or Neodcon on commission We arc pledged 70 no
bor nj The lowest possible figures. We have and
,re R evceed in having nice pianos and Melodeons
rhe,uti uac and fine rosewood finish, superb tone &c
Wo.ti6 Covers stools and tue best Instruction Books in
tle world Believe we oH work for your interests
Piano F0rtes.
Emerson Cicrcring Iadi Hslet ( Davis, Of Boston Ts-
ven Bacon Co.; Steinway Lisl'te Bradbury Hazston
t,nv Kr,hc Baltimore &c y. b. Any of these will be fur
nislel at from $780, to 81 OOo according style and finish.
1Ielodcon5
EN Bishop PqinegilIe, Prince 4 Co; Buffalo c.rhart
$3.50 n b. Every Piano and Molodeon, fully warranted.
tn Farmers aad OILERS
un,cu.inted with Instruments. BE not deceived Mr. Hall
be only Dealer in the West who las invariably sold
First Class Pianos d. .Melodcons, q. No Oilers.
BE sure to NJ Hall in person. write before purchasing
As he Las the means and knowledge to behi.nd you.
Fricadly Adrice.
Mr. Hall will take pleasure in answering any question in
ioon Ia Pianos and Meodeons by letter otherwsn-wi
faithfully advise what instrument to buy, and what price, &c
TO Ministers anil Churches,
Mr.. Hall takes pleasure in making liberal discount
Terms Of Sale, r.
norton down. aud reasonable time will be given th
balance An kinds Of Produce and G1od Lumber
building materials, received in part pay. Fly cords Of Goo
! Wood, Wanted. .. .. .. .
Direct al orders and letters to Geo HALL Piano Dealer
Ashtabula,, Ohio. Oiice and Depot on Park street
| FeDruary I, 1860.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-29

R9- The record of life runs TINS Man
crecps into childhool-bounds into youth
soJers Into manhood--softens into age-
totters into second childhood, and stumbles
into tie cradle prepared for him.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-29


ERUIT CANS and JARSs--Of Tin,
Glass, and Liverpool Ware,
A large quantity of the best Styles in Market
- ero O HvPaARD.
w TO Daguerrians ! qo
w + WISH no CALL the attentfd OF all Daguerrean
Artists IN this sccaon Of the Country Our
Large and well selected stock of Material,
witch has been purchased direct from tbelrt
Manufacturing and Importing Houses
.e-. For Cash G..
enssa Us to offer you as great variety, opd as Al
I I.f re Low Figures, tt
other Market Our aim 4 & Fg fnigS 'i'1Son Sb
Terms, Cash or Ready Pay.
To all ,rtom it may cOncern' T..
" NOW YE That when King Solo
IN mon was earth the nrt time he said there were
nothing new under the sun but had he lived until this time
he would have Grocery Store oiled with
.r All New Goods,
. oa have said that Ashtsbuia Village nor oven the
County, ever the same before for quality or quantity
and bought the lowest cash pSeF and will be sold for
Cash or Ready Pay,
A ces that will suit the purchaser and In no other way
Ti finvnp are few Of the articles that hand;
PORK Hams Shoulders Dried Beef, Lard Fish Of all kinds
uo,es Sugars Rio other Coee ground and In the berry
s,ices Cinnamon Cloves Mustard Starch Corn StarCh Cho
c6ste Cocoa saerutus, Ginger Soda Cream Tartar Soap
Tobacco Snuff asings Currnts, Figs Prunes Cton cas-
choice article Steane and Tallow Candles, Herring by t
Loy Powder shot and Lead, Dairy Salt In bags or barrels
cke o. All kinds Shoe brushes aud backng Hozse brush
@ Cnev combs Horse cards Lanterns three kinds Sleeves
Rnter ladies' Coffee mills Chopng Knives, Scrub BRUSHES
Wbe-wa brushes Clothes Pins, Pails Tubs, Bruoms, MOI
sticks stone churus Jugs and Butter Crooks yellow Wa1e
Rock ware and Glass Bottles, Shoyes Spades and Hoes
corn In the Ear Oats Flour and Meal and in fact eyeyin
tiat Is generally kept in well regulated
Family Grocery Store.
Bcng satisfied that the Ready Pay System Is the most m
antageous to the consumer the subscriber has adopted
and be will strictly carry out the princia in all cases
Having beea engaged in selling Goods for the last four ea
for Messrs. Prentice Tomhes, II. G. Tonbcs, and D.
Thomas Esqrs who probably the most experienced gr
GERS in the county he nattcrs himself that lac oud WI
c os GOOD articles his line and at low prices as can
/ found at any establishment in the County.
Butter Eggs lard. Potatoes Turnps, and almost ever!
thing the has to sell will he exchanged Tor goou
the same prices that will sell Tor cash
hg7 Remember the place, Hulberts Block, Main sUe'
| near the Park. -
A.btsbul, March 2Qih 1860. 1T. o,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-29
NOV is sthe time 10 buy your
Photograp h J

THE Undersigned having purchased IL A. Marshs location
Ia ttabuh would respectfully inform the Asha
bia County that they prepared to take all kinds Of AM
tttbes and photographs from the common 70 life Size, poi
,,n ~ tbe heat style upon the most liberal terms
couvrr done from old Daguerreotypes and Ambotypes
oiier small slze Photographed and eolored 10 life
Ipstfuciions given upon liberal tennsn 8ruyVI D
Tho eitzons cordially invited to call and examine spes
bev VIII aso keep hand good assortment Of Ambro
NF'' g. w. CARMicIiAEI.
A. s. RoBBNs
.....,.,. -. % 1er0 NA W Hs
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-29

GLOVES, Hosiery and RIBBoNs-Lise
" Thread, Kid. Cotton and Chashmere Gloves; Black
White ana slate oooTsd Hose for Ladies and Misses; Boys
and Mems cotton half Hose, -.
bonnet Ribbons Taeta black, Whe and eoored Ribbons
Dress Tmmines Tsels and Buttons, Lace Wells brown
blue and green Berege black and eOored silk fnges SILK
and Linen Edgngs. Sold cheap BY
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-29
SEPTEMBER APPOINTMENTS.
iPROYE ALL THINGS!

A.. 1R. ii. w. w ADS WOKt1I, EclectC
IL Physician and Surgeon viii bein attendance follows
A,htabula, AshtsbuIa House. Friday September 2lst.
Jefferson. Saturday, sept Z2nd.
Painesyille, CoHles House, Monday, sept oath.
ChardOn,. ........... Tuesday. Sept 25th.
Cleveland johnson House, Sept Goth and 9th
The Mode Of Examination pursued by DR.. w.
is very simple and entirely and by 1t disease Of amy
Of thu internal vital organs in very few minutes detected
with facility and certainty without asking the patient ques-
ton having the least previous knowledge Of the case
Scrofula, and all Diseases OF a ScrofulOus origin.
Ulcers Tumor Enlarged Glands Joints Hip Disease, swell
Neck Goitr SeOfuous Eyes Sead Head Eptons
the Face other parts Cancer Fsua spinal Diseases
Dyspepsia, Gravel Impotence Structure ST. Nitus Dance Epi-
lepsy rheumatism, Dropsy, 6e. &c.
All diseases peculiar to Females and all chronic diseases Of
the Brain Eyes, Throat Lungs Heart Stomach Liver spleen
Kidneys, Skin other organs.
Those suffering from Chronic Diseases,
Of any description bs assured that their will be
treated hy and eanddy and they will not be encouraged
10 take mediens without corresponding prospect Of benefit
Dr. W has visited Cleveland and other places in Ohio and
New York. regularly for the last ten years. and furnish
patients with auonnl OF evidence In regard his skill
and 4uAliheationi as physician lie will visit thA aboys
places once month for year, thus giving who
salt hia opportunity IN continue till Those
by ohsTs pronounced ncnabe requested 20 cait will
cost nothing IN have yonr and explained
Those wishing N consult by letter direct TO Batavia
T. 70 the 0f the Hotel my app0iu1ments
/ II. ". WADsWORTF NJ. D, Batavia n Y
| .. Residence and PRINCIPAL ORee
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-29

"HE HAD SnRuNK.n K.n-Thcre lives in Yer
mont great fellow of ponderous muscle
and endurance. Among other accomplish
ments be prdes himself with being able to
carry more liquor than any man in the
country, except the Squatter Giant, IhIs
is a common weakness, but this individual
had an uncommon strength TO support it.
! He was in town a few days ago and found
| himself nt one of our best hotels in com.
pany with party of gay bucks, with whom
he was quite at home. Vermont, in the
course of events, was asked to take drink
and he answered with confident strength,
Il shrink from no responsibility ! and nc-
ccpted.
He was invited again and again, for his
"wanitv" was known, and he answered ov-
ery invitation in the same way, 81 shrink
from no responsibility !" talking louder as
he continued.
The evening wore on, and after the sew
cra individual capacities of the party had
been tried almost 10 the top of their bent
with the non-shrinkCr, he expressed his in
D tention of turning in" He was pretty
E full as he rolled mp stairs and into his room.
e A great racket was heard from his quarters
in few minutes, and a sound like war
. whoOp, long drawn out came to the party
; below. They were pleased with the de-
noumens, and like good Samaritans, they
approached the room, opened the door, and
asked Vermont, in a sympaihzing way, il
he would have drop of brandy and water.
+ A voice terrible even in its proStration,
came from resting place near the floor,
I and shapcd itself in these words hic-
"No more By-hic-Lre shraak!"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-29

CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. ! : /
" have and desirable assortment Of Broad Cloths,
Cassimeres Vesngs Also fne STOCK OF Csshmeretts KEN
tuoky jeans By and Spanish Linens and other summer
Sus together with large stock Of Ready Clothing
all Of which will be sold on favorable terms -.
June Sd, 1860. .... GEO. WILLARD.