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MONEY SAVED.
DIANO FORTES g. MELODEONS,
4 Stools, Covers, Instruction Books &C. on terms that
cannot fail 70 nlease. at Ashtabua, Ohio.


legations, to offer still greater inducements in
Pianos and 1leio8eoHS.
Mr. Han has the pleasure of saying that during the past y
years. than three thousand families have been made
glad by his individual efforts in the sale of Pianos aud Meode-
affords much pleasure hear almost daily, expressions
like the folowing
ince we bought the Ielodeon Of you John STAYS at home
every evening. Henry sings quite we'll, and never made
sound before Susan did without the silk dress have
Melodeon Harriet postponed the journey East perelrng
nice Piano. Them 10 Melodeons you sold in town done
improve the young folks than any thing not
excepting the preaching Of the gospel Heny appeared
he has entirely recovered sorry did not buy Me-
odeon three years ago. when you spoke to me-"
Our Method.
We buy Instruments and pay for them Never sold
Piano or MeodeOn commission. We are pledged to no
particular make. win deliver any desirable make IDEAL in
other at the lowest possible figures We have and
uH be exceed in having nice pianos and Meodeons
of beautiful patterns and fine rosewood nish superb tone
Beautiful Covers Stools and the best Instruction Books in
the world Believe us we piu work for your interests
Piano F0rtcS
Emerson Chiclering Ladd Haet Davis of Boston Ra-
Brothers stodart Co. New York Boardman Gray, Al
ba1y kna6e Baltimore &C. n B. ANY of these will be fur
nshed at from $780, to So0o according to style and finish
MelodeonS.
EN- Bishop PanesTilIe, Prince Co; Buffalo Carhar
$3.50, N. B. Every Piano and Mcodon fully warranted
To Farmers aud Others
unacquained with Instruments Be not deceived Mr. Hall
is the only Dealer in the West who invariably sold
First Class Pianos d. .Helodeoas, &. No Others.
Be to Mr. Hall in person. writn before purchasuc
as he has the means and knowledge TO bclicud you.
Friendly Adrjce.
Mr. Hall will take pleasure IN answering any question in re-
ation to Pianos and MeOdeons by letter oerwisuWil
faithfully advise wha instrument to buy, and what price, &C.
To Ministers and Churches,
Mr. Hall takes pleasure iu making liberal discount.
Terms Of Sale.
portion down and reasonable time, will be given the
balance All kinds of Produce, and Gpod Lumber and
building materials received in part pay Fifty of Good
Wood, Wanted
Direct all orders and letters to GEO HALL Piano Dealer
Ashtabula,, Ohio. Office and Depot on Park street.
February !, 1860
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CHERIFFs SALE of Lands 'Tencments.
Phlander Monroe Darling,
vs. A
To.or,fah uornfnu nt nj ~ X II | M l. =

Jeremiah Horning, et, al. } "a IN lMCp
Mehienn win take notice that Fhander Monro Darling Of
the County OF Ashabna, ard Stale OF Oho d on the Elth
dsv f august 1859 lie bis petition and did the 2Sth
ny Of February 1S60 6le his amended petition in the
Court Of fComnon Pleas within for the County OF Ashtobua
Tornng Eli Horuine Henry A.. Fowler, Almira c. HUI,
Chester jones' Arson b. Cole Bber Tgon Roswell Horton,
Arr,ns seyer and Harriet Sever setting forth that on tie
frt dav Of December 1862 the said Jeremiah Horning
and Caroline Horning his Wife and Eli Hornng mort
and premises Situate in the township of Ashtabua In the
County Of Ashtbua in the State of Ohio, being part Of lot
nnuber twentysx 10 ownhp number thirteen in the third
Of townships u the Connecticut Western Reserve and
bounded and described follows Being the East part Of
lot plumber 20 bounded South by the North Ridge Road
North the North line Of said lot number 26, the
vey Of great lot and West by lands owned by Jonathan
kent containing seventy eighi-Ie-acre, and ilOO Of an
Also other piece Of land being part Of lot number 3,
Of Caleb Pamers survey OF tract |: beginning at the
Southeast corner of said lot thence North degree West
along the East line Of the township fifteen chains thence
6Ss degrees West SO chains and 80 links post bearing
South 6s degrees West s6 links from White Oak tree mark
cd thence South degree East Is chains to post bearing
South ~ degrees West IL links ffom Cucumber tree mark
ed thence North SsA degrees East along the South line OF
said lot 81 chains and 80 links to The place Of beginning
taining SO
Also one other piece Of land situate in said township
bounded as follows: Beginning the East line Of said
70 Fnshp 63 links North Of the Southwest corner Of r.
Heas land thence South S91k degrees West II chains 42
links thence North g degrees West q chains 80 links
70 South line Of Ridge road thence North so degrees
East the line Of said road chains y links thence South
degrees East S3 chains 81 links to the place of beginning
containing hitsi Of land be the less
the payment of S4263 $780, according certain notes
feed to in said mortgage aud that since the giving Of the
said mortgage the other defendants caim interest in
said lands under the said HOning praying Judgment against
the said Jeremiah Honng and Eli Hornng for Sll2 e6-0o
interest," due said notes. that said premises be sold
70 pay the and sch notes. hereafter may become due
and the said Armus Seyer and Harriet f. Seyer notified
that they required appear and said petition
before the third Saturday after the 10th day Of June next
PH1LANDER r, DARLING,
80 per sherman Farmer his Attorneys
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The New TnriTBill.

The tariff bill which passed the House on
9th under the title Of "a Bill to provide
for the Payment Of Outstanding Treasury
Notes, to Authorize Loan, to Regulate
and Fix Duties on Imports, and for other
purposes" combines the principles of Spe-
cfc and ad valorem duties. The bill au-
thorizes the President to raise loan of a
sum not exceeding twenty-five millions CT
dollars, to be applied to the treasury notes
now outstanding, and for no other purposes
After prescribing the mode in which the
stock shall be issued, &c, the bill goes on
to fix the rates of duties upon foreign impor
tationS from and after the lst of October
next On sugars the duties fixed are spc.
cGc, varying from one cent per pound for
raw sugar to two and half cents for refined.
For confectionery and sugars not provided
for, there is an al ralOrem duty of 80 per
cent. On spirits the duties are considera-
bly, increased. Brandy is placed at one dol
lar gallon, other spirits fifty cents, wines
in wood seventy.fve cents, except Hook
and Burgundy, which are put at fifty cents
gallon.
On bar iron, rolled and hammered, in
Guiding iron less finished than bars and
more advanced than pig iron, the duty is ff-
teen dollars a ton railroad iron fitted to be
laid down without further manufacture,
twelve dollars ton; boiler plate, twenty
dollars; iron wire one-fourth of an inch in
diameter or less, scVenty-fve cents per one
hundred pounds, and fifteen per cent ad "a.
Iorcm on all other kinds of rolled or ham.
mered iron, one dollar per one hundred
pounds. The list of manufactured iron is
quite too long to enumerate here--the duties
varying at specific and dd Ualorem rates.
On wool worth over sixteen cents at the
place of export the duty is eight cents per
pound. Sheep pelts with the wool on are
Is cents ad UaI2rem. Coarse cottons, one
cent per yard, and according to fneness of
texture with. twenty-five per cent ad ralorsm
on all cotton goods the value of which shall
exceed sixteen cents the square yard.
1t is anticipated that this bill may pass
the Senate if.vigorously pushed. A close
count shows that it lacks only one of a
majority, and it is hoped that its success
may be accomplished The effect of the
change would be to stimulate home manu-
features, increase the prosperity of our
workshops, and augment the revenue to a
point where the now impending national
debt may be averted.
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SMASHING HIS OWN MACHINE Brooks,
of the New York Express, the "Machine
SmasEer," who was the leader of the New
York delegation in the National Union Con.
yention at Baltimore. comes home and re-
fuses to head bis columns with the ''unaui.
mouSy nominated" Bell and Everett tick.
ct, or pledge himself to its support. On
the contrary be is engaged ardently in the
spontaneous New York movement to set
up Gen. Houston as an Independent candi-
date for the Presidency. Machine Smash
ing" is evidently the vocation of the patri-
otto and consistent Brooks, but when the
business runs so low that the smasher has
to first manufacture the machine upon
which he practices, it can't be very profit
able or amusing. There is one advantage,
however,--he is certain to be successful in
his efforts, when he applies them in that
way
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| or ROGERS
! 20 DOLLAR Donble-Thread Elastic
LOCK-STITCH
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE


IN this age of echancsm the Sewing Machine stands for
wand in bold relief economzer Of time and labor The
fact is evident that the wants Of the community large
not he met through the medium elaborate expensive
machines To meet this want the Rogers Machine has been
produced at price so low, as to
Place it within the Reach of all.
It's construction Is simple and yet is so reliable in its
execution that child manage it with success 1t is al
most noseesS in its operations and for all kinds Of fancy or
plain sewing for Families Tajlur Dess-makers &C. It not
eVceleo iy any machine in the market.
Among the advantages this Machine has over others are
the following:
ls is snple IN It's construction that few moment,
instruction will enable person to become master of it,
"a The seam is SO elastic the most elastic fabric there
fore Is e nom all liability to break from washing or ironing
3D. II will sew alike all material from the finest linen
the coarsest woOlen.
4th Every kind Of sewing silk ard thread can be used and
the thread does not need to be oiled.
The question may arise, how furnish machine at
so low figure, which is in every respect equal and In some
superior, TO high-priced machines? We answer:
ls The profits expensive machines enormous those
ours necessarily small.
2nd oar machines simple in their arrangement that
they can be produced at much less cost thereby also ieduc-
ing the liability of their getting out of order.
With these advantages both regarding price, simplicity
construction aud neaess and quality Of work. we earlessy
place in competition with any machine in the market fully
relying upon its merits 10 sustain itself before the public
a Agents Wanted whom exclusive County rights will
be given Orders by mai Express respectfully solicited
and promptly ATTENDED to-
Manufactured by ROGERS BROTHERS. Sales Rooms
Marble Block, No. 2l1 Superior Street Cleveland
Address, G. W. CROWELL, Genl Agent
13Nun Cleveland Ohio.
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D@rIt is Stated that the new crop of
coffee in Brazil is larger than ever before
known the limbs of the trees have to be
propped up to prevent their breaking be-
meath the weight Of the growing berries.
The new coffee would not be 10 market be-
fore the middle Of June.
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Wheeler T. Wilson's Machine

is one OF this description and for Family Machine
good points than other in the
time ana experience and occupies higher place in public
umaton than any Oits competitors nfrnges other
patents ana has no nuncons hanging it. OF
cheap machines have has responsible local agents
good all that claimed for it, and to supply every thing need
h to keep 1t in successful operation Enlightened
and experience point TO this the cheapest machine now
fore the public It's advantages these, and any
wishes 10 test 4em before purchasing they invited to
! us simplicity and beauty of construction.
Inc excellence and neaness of its sitchalike both
sides, and its freedom from anything like ravelinp
brous cord on the underside.
Speed-accuracy, and reliability at any rate of speed
4 Economy of thread.
Portability--ease of operation and management.
Quietness of movement
Ready adaptation to every species of family sewing gath
eriDg &C.
The emmer which has recently been added Is one of the
most serYcabe inventions of the day. hem II with
the same facility that ordinary stitched and with
uniformity and beauty that cannot be approached by hand Its
performance never fails to elicit admiration
- pure ana sinnle narration of its Qualities which
a. SpPe" w every one acquaintance with the machine
" ussgn and mechanism is make its peseuee ara
acquisition to any ones paOr. For the truth Of these dec
laraton reference may had to the families Of Rev j. NJ GIL
lett Dr. Farringon l.. Tyler Mayor Hendry John Napa-
helu, George e. Hubbard, f. c. Hubbard CAPT J. b Faf
Geo W. Dickinson, and Mrs S. b. Hubert all Ashtabula
some ot these persons speak from years
perence and from comparison with some of the eheap mn
Chimes having purchased and used them until the conviction
was forced upon them that the snge-thread rayeinp
chnes were not adapted TO meet the wants of the family
The testimony of JUDGE MEIGs President Of the American
Institute is that" There but Sewing Machine and
that is Wheeler Wilson s."
une OF these machines may be in operation the resi-
% Oh the subscriber who authorised to supply demand
for them in this vicinity. JAMES REED
Ashtabula, May, 1858.
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ssnford,s Family cathartio Pills.

Compounded from Pure Vegetable Extracts, aud put up Ia
Glass Cases. Air Tight and will keep in any climate.
THE FAMILY CATftARTlC PILL Is gentle but active
Cahartc which the propre tor has used in his practice
more than twenty years. d,
The constantly Increasing demand from those who have
long used the pills the = satisfaction which all express
in regard to theiruse has in duced to place them With
in the reach Of ALL
The Profession well know that different Cathartics act
on different portions of the - bowels.
The Family Cuharic Pill has with due reference to
this well established fact, been compounded from
rey of the purest Negeta bic Extracts which act alike
ON every part Of the amen ay canal and good and
sale in all cases where Ca thartio is needed such
Derangemenis of the Sto- mach. Seepiness Pains In
the Back ana oin Costve Pain and Soreness over
the whole bodys from sudden cold which frequently If neg
leccd end in long course = of Fever Loss of Appee
Creeping Sensation of cold over the body Restessness
Headache, weight in the head nil In6amnaorv Dis,
eases Worms in Children or Adults. Rheumasm great
Purifier OF the Blood, and diseases TO which neshis
heir too mention In this Advertisement Dose
to g. Price 30 cents
The Liver lnvgorqto aud Family Catharlc Pills are etais
ed bv Druggists generally and sold wholesale by the Trade IN
all the large towns.
s. T. SANFORD NJ, D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
1y4e3 1856 Broadway Few York.
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MO FAMILY at this day can afford to do without
IN Sewing Machine.
Their great utility is beyond question An obstacle in
the way OF their general adoption want of acquaintance
with Inequality and merits of the various patents
e The confident representations interested agents. and the
sorry experience Of those who have purchased the SINGLE
thread raveng machines the strength Of those represent
alon have somewhat shaken the public confidence. To
avoid deception purchase should not be hastily made,
without full opportunities for deliberate test of the respect
I'VE merits OF the different patents One unerrng guide may
be relied upon in selecting The lock stitch is tho only des
able stitch aken Double Thread Lock Stitch Machine,
is one that You cannot well be deceived in. Tie
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EIREWEED.- DR.. Nathan Weaver's
concentrate extract Of F1REWRED sure remedy for
Scroula RbeumatiHm Dyspepsia, Cosveness CAuker Salt
Rheum EryHpelas Neuralgia, Piles Liver Complaint and
CntAneous aseons generally Sore Eyes Of Long standing
and all diseases Arising from ~ Impure State OF the Blood
For Sale BY ROoT h MohRIs0K.
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nv. C..D. uruoe, A, M. Superintendent

Rev. C..E, Bruce, A, M, Superintendent
g. r. BRUCE, M, Principal Of iigih schoo
MISS A. II. CHAPMAN, Afsisiant W uigh. sonoo
Miss s. l.. PAINE. Siammaf eSnpo
Miss A. ID. WINCHESTER, intermediate DeIefimeh
Miss WEALTHY NJ. KELLOGG iaLimsy
Miss ANNA FORD, Assistant IN fnmaiy'
The School is Free to all peoas Of suitable residing
within the Village limits, and the "Distrc attached thereto
Forty weeks constitute year. Tenas for pupsfrOm abroad
will be. 49,
For Grammar +" lNuO
For High School 1000
And pro rata for each term,
Tuition PAYABLE In advance.
All applications for admission to be made to the supern-
teudant
The Fall Term September l5 1852 and the Winter Term,
January 2, 1850.
is highly desirable hata pupils should begin at the open-
ING of terms No pupils out Of the village will be received for
aess period than te and no deducuon of absence eN-
cept In cases of sickness or reUoval.
II. /. MORRISON, PrGst
A. Il. HUBpARD, Clerk,
STEPHEN HAIL. Treas. Roard or Education.
J. A. PRENTCE
J.. HALL. 49,.
II, FASSETT, 500
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Terms, Cash or Ready Pay.

Terms, Cash or Ready Pay.
To all lchom it may concern:
X NOW YE That when King Solo
n earth the FIRST time he said there were
nothing under the SUM- but had be lived until this time
he would have seen a Grocery Store ded with
All New Goods,
and would have said that AshtAbua Village nor even the
County the before, for quality quantity
they are not surpassed having been selected With great care
ana bought at the lowest cash prices and will be sold for
Cash or Ready Pay,
9 prices that will suit the purchaser no other way
me following are few OF the articles that hand
fofk, Hams Shoulders Dried Beef Lard Fish of all kinds
hoasse Sugars Rio other Coffee ground and ia the berry
spices Cinnamon, Cloves Mustard Starch Corn Starch Cbo
COCOA ssefatns, Ginger Soda Cream Tartar Soap
ehoee article stearne and Taow Candles Herring bv the
% Iowuer shot and Lead Dairy Salt in bags or k,Tre
ass % az KINDS shoe brushes and backing HOzse brush.
- Cuey combs Horse cards Lanterns three kinds scisves
Butter Ladies, Coffee mils Choping Knives scrb bh
brushes Clothes Pins Pails Tubs Broons MOI
eh1 stone eh1rns Jugs and Butter Crooks yellow ars
Corn In the Ear Oats Flour Meal and n fset svstti
shat Is generally kept In awel regulated ''"'"s
Family Grocery Store.
Being satisfied that the Ready Paw svsteo a tt -. -
Yanageeus to the consumer the subscriber has adoptd n
and he will strictly carry out the princila IN an cases "
Having beea engaged In selling Goods the last four
FOR hessrs. Prentice Tombes, II. C. Tombes ard j n
Thomas, Esqrs who probably the expeeneed ro
GERS in the county he hater himself that he can and win
sell good articles in his line and at prices as can b.
found at any establishment In the County.
Butter, Eggs, Lard Potatoes TuFnps and Glmost every
thing the farmer has 10 SELL will be exchanged for goods AZ
the same prices that will sell for cash
IL Remember the place, Hulberts Block Main street.
near the Park.
Ashtabula, March Goth, 1850. $50
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AahlabnIa, Mar Ieth. 1s5a
WATsoN's NEURALGIA KING
woNpERFUL sUccEss.

Read lhe astonishing cures Of tOeH knos0n CHI
.fts xens Of BggalO.
~ m CURED Mr. s. Hemenway. Proprietor Of Niagara
Street Omnibus Line, Of Neuralgia and Rheumatism In the
neck ard shoulders.
:. ~ ONE BOTTLE eured Mr. Elias Weed, Commission
Merchant Of severe Neuralgia of The head and neck after all
ether remedies failed
~ Nj. L. GR0svEN0H, Of Perry street who eondn-
~ 70 ue honse rud entirely unable 10 attend TO business
no~ wen nom NE sse Of Watson's Neuralgia King
~ THE NEURALGIA KING curea Mr.. Joseph Cooley,
eeusea street Of NPLAMmAg0HF Of long stand
ieg ~ lhe tae Of commencing ih he confined to
a. IAtiEs sTANvELKENBURG 3 we'll known police
man q NJ city. cured q kheunasm and Neuralgia IN
~ EFLAlndAroRY RHEUMAFIsai--Alr. O. II. Reed.
No " pnQn street, cured after trying other Remedies
4. I. Mashewes T1spsiseh
t1yl BptE1ke, \. N