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To n. Hon. County Commissioner, Qrae Co

To the Hon. County Csmmissionsr' Qfhe Co.
Of York.
THE undersigned, Inhabitants OF Lyman, In said
| i rounty respectfully represent that on the 10th
day OF October last they with other inhabitants
/ of,ad town presented petition 10 the Selectmen
~ LYMAN req ucsting them 10 lay out a town road,
for The use OF the Inhabitants thereof. from the
dwelling house 81 Jesse Niaddix, In said Lyman. to
/ the town road leading by jeremiah Wentvorth's,
and % intersect or form junction with said Went.
wOrths road, AZ or near the Baptist meeting house,
near Capt. Francis Warrens Ia said LYMAN and
the said selcctmen having given due note Of their
intention, met on the 2ist day or October 1852 aud
proceeded to lay out the way prayed for follows
Beginning at the termini Of the new road. in mont
OF Jesse MaddiS's house. thence south eighty-two
and one.half degrees. west dfteen rods to stake
thence ). COY W: I'D rods 70 stake thence ~ de.
grees W. It'rods TO a stake thence y 2jt' w. Is
rods, thonce s. 3Ol W. 10 rods to oak tree spot.
ted: thence 5. Isl degrees W. 10 rods thToush land
Of Jesse Maddix. thence same course % rods TO a
stake thence 20 degrees W. J rods to white oak
tree spotted thence ). % degrees ". III rods,
thence 5. 37t degrees W 81 rods % white oak
thence ). rs degrees W. lot rods TO white oak
thence s. 30 degrees I5' W. Is rods through land OF
Ivory Grant thence same course 81 rods through
land OF Francis Warreu.to the town way, near the
Baptist meeting house. making ~ rods llOi OF
which runs through land OF Jesse Maddix, CIT rods
through land of Ivory Grant and 81 rods through
land OF Francis Warren. the limo described to he
the middle OF the road and the road TO be two rods
wide and the said Sclectmen made written return
of their proceedings containing the bounds and
admea suTements OF the way, and the damages al.
lowed to each person for the Land taken, and died
the same with the Town Clerk, and Afterwards, 10
Wit, on the 10Th day OF October last the said Sc,
lecsnen by their warrant under their hands, called
a meeting Of the Inhabitants OF said town OF Ly'
man. 10 assemble at the Town House In said town
On the seventh day OF November. 1879, which war
rant contained On artiele-"3d To see II the town
will vote to accept Of the road leading from Jesse
Maddixs house In said town. to the town road lead
Ing from Charles frOst's to the county road near
Capt Francis Warren's" and said meeting was du-
ly notified and warned. and assembled at the town
house at the time set for the same, and duly orga-
niIed and the said town, Mt said meeting unreal
sonably refused 10 accept the road SO laid re-
turned by the Selcctmen and did vote TO pass over
the third article In the said warrant whereby your
petitioners are greatly aggrioyedj And We pray
coed and act thereon and lay out the said road OF
accept the road as laid out by the Selcctmen, and
the same 10 be recorded and etabled asa town
road. -
Jesse MADnIN and . others.
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Mr.. Wia.lsyv, sn experienced nurse and fe-
male phy sielan has Soothing Syrup for children
teething which greatly facilitates the process OF
teethin by softenlng the gums aud reducing all In
famston-wil alay all pain and Is sure TO regulate
the bowels Depend upon Il. mothers, II will give
rest 10 yourselves and relief and health TO your In
nants Perfectly safe In all cases. See advertise
ment In another column. lyrJi
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Carriages (! Carriages !

THE subscriber. having purchased all the inter.
i est Of Gu plhourne darcy In the Carrn &c
business. will now take charge OF the same AIM.
.U and Is prepared TO treat the old customers OF
the concern. and rs many new ones as nay join
them, In the best possible manner.
lie latters himself that with his facilities for cal.
rying ON the business, with a host Of unsurpassed
and unsurpassable worknen, and stock unequali.
eli in the whole region Of the East, he can build
you anything from an lrlsh,nan's mud barrow to
Ph&ton, as delicate as ever rolled In the streets OF
Fairy Land Tie will give his personal Supervision
10 All the work done In his establishment, and will
not allow carriage OF any Mind 70 leave the shop
unless done according TO order. lie has constantly
on hand and will continue 10 build % order passen.
Grand Mail Wagons, Express Wagons, Jersey Wa.
gon, OF various patterns Concord wagons. Grocers'
Narons. ,,ilk Wagons, Parker and Box Bussies.
both open and top Sulkies aud sleishs OF allvaris
tics, double and single. ,,r,,
.oid Cor cash or approved credit at prices denying
competition.
OWEN d. CHADBoURNE.
saeo, March. 1880. i!r
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
CALIFORNIA PAS ENGERS q!

THE OLD ESTABLISHED LINE 10 Call.
fornia, connecting with the Steamers OF the
Paeiac Mail Steamship Company,
have removed their once In New York 10 the New
Pier Of the
North Atlantic Steamship Co.,
Foot OF CANAL STREET, North River. whsses
will be despatched, on tho
oth and 2oth Of each Month,
one OF the North Atlantic Steamship Co.'S well
known and eommodious steamers
ADRIATIC, BALTIC, and ATLANTIC,
OF 1000 tons and upwards. formerly Of the Collin
Line ~ Europe, known to be unrivaiied tof
Capacity. Spool and oomforti
Connecting Vi. n. Ps.a P..,i k M: s, .n ns
Company,
Golden Ago, Golden Gate,
John L. Stevens q Sonora.
sISk1IER HiS Il; Ss. !. Fs. sssiE e.. ' s:ss
4 E:,s =. 3 X tSy other Line and
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
On account 81 the numerous frauds and imposi.
lions on Travellers, those bound 10 California are
sautloned TO buy Tickets at the only authorised
Agencies Of the N. A. r. II. s. Cos
Tss:ts mnst b sis1ssa aI y enc :. q a.t sss
niscd ~ 10 AaENT Al Psnsns and Tisisn, iSss
signed, can DO obtained Of the only ApthonSse
Agency for the N. A. & p u: Stesu,hip compsnlss.
ct the old established once, well known ''' Va
ie BROAD ST., BOSTON.
c. L. BARTLETT
ere suys md sIssrvs iAs 1~ss"f Hs~s~.
. ston. Nov. 10, isss.-iy sf"
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MARRIAGES.

In Gorhsn, 7th inst, Mr.. GEO. W. SASBoRS
of BddeEOrl, Ia Miss MARTHA \. BRAcKErr OF
GOrhlm.
In Mobile, Alabama, Feb. %. Charles F..
Sise To Clara. daughter of Il. S. Bunker, ESQ,
OF Mobile.
In this city, 81 inst, by Rev. II d. Abbott.
Mr.. Augustus II Moore to Miss Sarah "A. l..
Andrews, both of this city.
In this city, Feb. 9th, by Jacob h. Cole,
Esq, Mr.. VIM. s. Stevens and Miss Elizabeth
s. Libby, both of BiddefOrd,
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HEAR WHAT THE pE5ttH SAY.

The unler,iynel having usei Professor HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES IN our f,'niies
viii The most satisfactory results, AMI having full conn.
Hence In their genuinsness purity, a ebcscy cheefhy
recommend them 10 all p.r.oi, who wish TO have s. re
liable anl efhcacous remedies nj hand Tor private W TO
The Rev. WIN. Ho,m.r. editor Of The Northern inas.
Erndsn" Auburn Sn NJ suh Esr ,sr Re-, T.
Ives, Chaplain Of the Auburn State Prison. NE rev
Spencer 81. Rice, Rector, Ner.Dslford Mas. The nsv;
Nichols, Esst.Geusses Conference, NY; The New =
Pratt Dorset, VI the Rev. John L. lt'be ursio; A.
IN, E,q, u,le., y; the IIoa Neal p,. ps.'l,,.a'
Georg. Humphrey, y. T. Ianry d. C:os, ESQ., Ein.r o.
The Ohio state J,nrna coamLa., 0hlo; the iion u "
Grnh,m Moline H. the Hon Thomas J. Chase, Month
cello, PIs The lion Joseph Rene ct, uilcn y v; VIM
Bristol ESQ., Utcf; ~ "; y T. Pond, 49,, titles, y. !.
jaime. Punke,,, Esq, Nashville, Tenn.
J. LIST or SPECIFIC REMEDIES
Es. ysrsr S.nss,Sa ~, ;., Isa, %.As II. Me-.
no S-Por Collie, Crying Tce'hnr, AMI wakef,lness Of
No. i-Yor Dianhea, cholcr. Inian,am, and summer
No. b-Por Collie, Grplngs, Dysenlsry or bloody Flax
! No 6-Por Cholera, Cholera Morbus. Vomiting
No For Coughs, Colds. innuexs, and Sore ThroaI
No s-For Tooh-ache, Face ache, and Nenra'Ta .
no 9-Por Headache Vertigo Heat aud runess Of The
No. io-Drsrrrsl PrIs-ror Weak and Deranse'
Stomach, CONSTIPATION, and Liver Complaint.
No il-Yoa FEMALE IRREGULARITIES, stan'y Pa'nmi' OF
Sc. i2-for Lcaeorrhea, PfOfuse Mcu'e', and Bearing
No. is-For Group. ITosr,. Cough, had Breathing.
40. IA-s,Lr RuIra PlLis-yor EryslpelA' krupiion''
NJ is~RnxrS,ricP Pits -ror Pain i.amene-s, or Sore
ness In the Chest, Back, Loins or Limbs
A-r0r Fever AMI Asuc, Chill Fever paaib Asu'' o'd
ynsrnsnssed Agues ,.,
o-Por Sore, Weak. OF Innamei Eyes and Eyei.'; FAN
Ing, Weak, OF blurred Sight.
G-Yor caisrrh, Of long standing or recent, either y"
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Notice or FOrecIOsure.

THE undersigned hereby gives public notice
Charles Hill all of S&co In the County Of York, by
their deed OF mortgage dated November and, A. ID.
is conveyed to her the following described lot Of
The south westerly side by land OF William cutta
on The Northwest by land OF the heirs Of Samuel
Moody deceased. on the Northeast BY the LOT Of
and on the southeast by Main Street contain.
ing one quarter Of an acre toIcther With The build
inss thereon aud that the condition In said deed 10
of ths riyht to rrdesm MD mortgagcd lot and
buildings. CAROLINE A. nATcuELDER
by Moses Emory, her Attorney.
saeo, Feb. 9th. A. D. Isso 3wio
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irrigation nIarxet-Nrarch /.

Brighton Observation-Disclosures L.
At market, 100 Beeves, % Stores, 200 Sheep
600 Swine
PRIcEs-Beef Cattle-Extra, s. 90, hrst quality,
81 % 50 W, second, 50 30 50 COS third. S. 10
90 ".
Working 0xen--ssS, 20, l0c q 10.
Milch COws-s39 40 common, sl7 Is
Veal Calyes-s3 ~, 500, s. W.
Yearlings-scj q Ooi two years old tE a ts2 90,
three years old 81 y.
10.
AGO
Pclts-sl Is 81 rs each.
swine-Stores. wholesale. Spring Pigs,5 Q &C.
retail &C.
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Dissolution of CO-partnership.

THE co-partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned. owen u, Chadoourne aud sam
uel n. CAREY, under the firm name OF CHAD
BOURNE & CAREY. Is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent The business Of the firm Of Chad.
bourne A Carey will be settled by Owen ID. Chad
OWEN n. CiIADB0URNE,
SAMUEL ID. GIREI.
Saeo, March J, 1860.
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Groceries, Flour, Corn,
AND
Provision Store,

HAP. FORD. have on hand at the store recent
ly occupied by Horace Ford on Liberty Street,
large and well selected stock OF choice
GROCERIES,. PROVISIONS,
Ind such other articles as are usually found In 4
we'll conducted Grocery establishments. All Of which
they will sell at the lowest market psicss, 10 the
old customers Of II. Pord 4 Co., or TO Others who
may be disposed to buy Of the new firm Of ii. d r.
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Boston AIarket--NIarch q,

FLouR-sales OF common brands Western, NJ
Is Is Is u fancy brands at s. 3Ti a s. 62i ex'
tras s. 70 as6 -, and superior at 81 - asSO per
bbi southern Is quiet at IS Is FOR fancy, 50 Is q
50 for extras; and s. 90 a o. for superior.
CoRx.-Yellow, o 81 40 SIC per bush white 50 81 q
sSe.
OArs.-Northern and Canada 40 a Ec per bush
RYE.-suO q ~ per hush.
HAY.-Eastcrn las advanced to sOod2o per ton.
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ELOUR and corn,

They intend 70 keep themselves supplied with
Flour OF the various kinds Including the choicest
brands which they will sell by wholesale or retail,
Also corn In quantities TO suit purchasers.
Buyers Of Teas, Coffee, Spices, and other Groctf-
les will find good stock to select FROM at our stoi
IL. p. FORD.
Biddeford, Feb. 10, 1860. Su
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NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS indebted 10 the late Arm Of Chad.
bourne a carey, arc hereby notified 10 call and
make immediate payment. or their accounts Will
DO len with an Attorney for collection.
OWEN b. CIlADDoNRNE.
Sara Narch 4 1850
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FOR SALE.

Abou. &C Acres Of Lard at Alfred village.
eonsi.tipg Of ,iilses n,orng. .nd WOOD ~, -.
., Ss 70 suit purchaser. Il not sold bssbrs
he art Of April psxt. e win b. then sold gnb.
IL anotion. Enquire of q -. SHAW, bidds.
lOrd, OF The 6ubscrih~ On The prsuisss.
49, HIRAMN. TRIP.
Alfred, Oct. %. 1850. <sH
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NOTICE

All persons having unadjust,d accounts with the
subscribers are requested to give their attention 10
early settlement OF the same and persons indebted
to them must make Immediate payment as new
business arrangements makes II necessary for them
to close all outstanding demands
Cw3 HORACE fOKD co.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF FAMILY PHYSIc,

nro so composed that disease within the range OF
their action can rarely Withstand or cvndc them.
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
and inyigoraie every portion Of the human or.
ganism correcting Its diseased action, and rcstor.
Ing its healthy vitalities. As a consequence OF
these properties, the invalid who is bowed down
find his health or energy restored by remedy
at once so simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday com
plants Of every body, but also many formidable
and dangerous diseases. Tho agent be named
Is pleased to furnish gratis my American Alma.
nae, containing certificates Of their cures, md
directions for their use In tho following CON-
plants Costiwness, Heartburn, Heacdehe ans
'ng from a disordercd Stomach, Nausea, Indises.
ton PAIN in ond Morbid Inaction Of the Bortis,
Fldtulency, Loss Of appetite, Jaundice, and Other
kindred complaints, arising from low state OF
the body or obstruction Of Its functions.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral
Freedom Notice.

r HEREBY certify that relinquish to my son
i Eiwin souie. his time until no 10 twenty-ons
years old. He Is free 70 do business and act fol
pay any bills Of his contracting after this date.
SETH s0ULK.
witness-ApxLsxRf SoutH
Lswiston, Dec. g. 1858.
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State of Maine.
COUNTY OF YORK.
Cory,y TarIsunrns,s orrrcr,

CouNrY TREAsuRERss OFFICE,
Alfred, Feb. 18th, 1860.
In conformity with Section afth, Of an act OF the
Legislative OF the State OF Maine, entitled An
sccutions." approved March 9th, A. u. 1853,
hereby publish the following list, containing the
aggregate amount VI costs allowed In each case In
criminal prosecutions at the Supreme judicial
Court begun and holden at Saco, within and Tor
said county Of York, on the first Tuesday Of Janu.
ary A n. lS6O.
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DY e r. S
Vegetable Compound
FOR RESTORING AND BEAuTiYYrSo
.THE III A / r..

Apo;S S and Dru. business. In The City build
Known "n eeSMforSb RON fiiE iilfR *: yrsss:
does not claim that 70 viii do, what many other To-
yigorators or nostrums are advertised 70 do bot be
claims his a. god - the best. Ills preparation 10
Sas never revealed he sscret Of IL prspSrsion 70
any persou whatever. None genuine excepting
that prepared at his 6t,rs.
Price Is esntsa bottle.
Blddsford, fes.I6, leo. su
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IrsLibby Jane G
Kibby John
Lord Hannah
I.ebaron Harriet Z
Lane G
Littlefcld s, NJ.
Lee Thomas
Moore Zenas
Maddox Thomas F
Merrill S Eugene
Markham Maria
Moulton Mary s
McIntirc Mary L
McIntire Maria
Montgomery Janette
More Hannah p
Morrell Carrie
Merrill Lizzie
Mitchell George
Mutt f B
Oliver Sarah ]
Perkins susan
Powell Thomas
Perkins Polly
Paul Hattie
Perkins Mrs Ellen
Rancy Vim
Kicker Sarah E
Russell Jason
Roberts lothian
Rang George
Roberts David
Royal Vim F
Stone Mary A
Sinclair Lydia A
Stone Jane NJ Mrs
Small Joseph e
Skol6eld Miss ii L
Harry
Sawyer DR. g
Sullivan Catharine
Stevens Ann w
Sawyer Chas E
Sessions Ellen
Smith George
Smith Harriet A
] Towle Mrs Sarah c
Thomas Phebe A
Trask Nancy
Thurston Nancy d
Tarbox Isabella
Temple Florence
Ia Towne Cynthia j
] vSrney ANNE L
Whittemore Mrs Sally
Wilkinson Rufus
Virgins Hannah p
Wright Mrs Hannah
White Frances j u
Woodland Elizabeth
Weeks Hattie d
Winslow Melissa
ng for these letters vii
ivertiscl.
JONATHAN Tuck, r. NJ.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining uucalled for In the Post Office,
Biideford March LIST, 1850.
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Andrews Roxanna Mr.:
Amas Eunice ID
Austin Frances +
Austin Augustus Is
Abbott Mary Mrs
Boynton NJ c
Blrstuw Manda II
Bean Mary s
BsrthOlemy Mr.
Barker Helen NJ
Burnham Hannah
Barley Almeda
Blake & \
Brown +
Barnes Nancy W
Buzzell VIM
Campbell VIM
Cook VIM b
Cousens Mrs Seth
Carlton Henry
Clark Clementine
Casey Betsey )
Cummings Chas @
Chapman Leonard VI
Dane Margaret
Drew Josiah Jr
Davis Lizzie NJ
Dauren Mrs Clara A
Doans Mrs Susan j
Dunn Vim
Ellis Nina
Emmons Michael
Elliot John Is
Emmons Israel
Estes A NJ
Fly Mrs Mary A
Foss Maria &
Erie James
Gilpatrick Mrs Marg't.
Gay Julia A NJ
Goodwin Carrie
Goodwin Mrs Carrie
Gerry Annah & Co
Gillen John
Hall Mrs Rebecca L
Hustin Rosannah
Hodgdon Mrs Mary j
Harper Isabel NJ
Harmon Hannah p
HOdnott Carrot
lIaines Frances
Hurley Elizabeth
Hammond Betsey Ella
Howard Mrs Emma j
Hooper Mrs Lydia A
Jordan Sam'l
Jones BENZ ii
Jackson Catharinc
Johnson Either
JOY Joseph
Judkins Mary Is
Lane Lydia Z
= Persons calling
please say they are adv
il
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Horses for Sale,

Or exchange sor other property. three good work
Horses. Inquire ofths subscrtbsr on Main street
Biddssosd. fet ths above STEPHES II. DYER
Btddesord. March ., 1850 Evil
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Farm for Sale.
TILL,CE, PASTURE AND WOODLAND.

Containing about 60 acres fland,
suitably divided into
TILLiGE, PASTURE, AND WOODLAND.
Said farm is situated on the Maryland Road, tss
c.lled,) in Wells York County, Me-. about one and
one.halr miles from the lower or post road, In said
town II Is on the main travelled road from Wells
Depot to Wells village. There Is on said farm q
gOod
0NE.STORY HOUSE AND A BARN;
the barn I, not In nrstrste repair, but can DO 60.
sly Repaired so as 10 answer we'll for several years
The near proximity OF this farm TO the sea, which
afY6rds an uniailing source for procuring dressing
renders il a very desirable situation for ono who
wishes TO obtain good farm for small amount Of
money.
II this farm is not disposed Of before, II will be
sold at Public Auction on Tuesday, the 9Th
.iny OF Ma rch last. ct 2 o'clock +. u. Termi
made known at the time Of sale.
CHASE MoULT0N.
Wells, March ID, 1860.
Psi will show any one over this farm at any
line they may call on me. 10 q. u.
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~ Evy.r. BlddsfOrdj Gilman Z Kin6sil
40. and 81 iii Druggists and Merchants sopiy2s
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OyE.STORY HOUSE AND A BARN |;

P.s.-Iwill show any one over this farm at any
line they may call on me. 10 Y. u.
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State Of Maine.

JESSE M.,ppIX and % others
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State of Maine.

Hollis, Feb. ~, 1850.
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- Persons calling for these letters will
please say they are advertised.
JONATHAN Tuck, +. NJ.
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Containing about 60 acres Of land
>,uitably divided into
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TIE
ONLY PREPARATION
Having proof - sfrsng and direct ~ %
EXPEL THE DOUBTS

OF ALL.
For statesmen, judges, cditor,, physicians OF the
eldest schools Ms well as new, give II their unqua.
flied sanction, and recommend II for oil cases OF
ali who have used H. unite, in testifying that u
will preserve the hair from being gray, and fom
falling to amy age, rs well rs restore. Road the
following
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-15
NEW Store and New Goods
TYLER A. COLLINS,

TYLER ~ COAGANHf
Take this method Of informing their hisnds and The puddle
that they settled In their
New Store, in Smiths Block,
two doors North Of the Fisk Houss and adjoining Wells
Faukner where they may be found At all business bourS
ready with very
Large and Splendid stock Of Goods,
which for variety, style and beauty cannot s surpassed In
this town.
In the Dry Goods line
be found the lest males and newest Patterns Of Gentle
mems goods
In Cloths, Cnssimcres, Summer StuTs, &c,
from Seven Dollars to one shilling per gard.
Ia the Ladies' Department,
We have all that /, desirable. in the wsy Of
Rich Colorcd and Black Silks,
Dark and Light FouIurd, Mnrceine, &c.
Musins, Chaas, Orgaudics, Poplins
Bareges Tarctne Figured, Bared and Plain Cambrcp,
and many other nice aud piey things for Dresses and
complete stock Of
Gloves, Mtis, Hosiery Linen, Cambria, Silk
Handkerchers Embroideries, &c.
A large and elegant Stock Of
Shawls Parasols Umbrellas, Shaker Hoods,
and Hoop Skirts,
OF the Iest kinds and very Cheap together with
Flannels, l'ckings, Dcnims, and large Stock
OF Domestcs OF Superior quality
In our Grocery Department
well stocked and for quality aud price, We expect to
compare fayorably with our neighbours
s.~ In CrOckery ".
have taken great pains to select beautiful Pattern and
general assortment Of nice ware.
In Boots and Shoes Wooden Ware, Stone
Ware, Farming Tools, Nails Glass,
Putty, Goldfish, Mackerel,
and many other things we have full supply.
All the above Goods purchased with great care and
especial reference To the wants " the people Of this vicinity
We think facilities equal o others for buying cheap and
think ourselves no MORE ambitious for large profits
than Others.
well understood and acknowledged all Goods are
of the quality and perfect aud promise sell Goods
for CASH. tn prompt four six months customers low
Is possible, and make living tg the trade.
We shall receive most kinds Produce At the highest
ket prices and shall take great pleasure in showing Goods
and doing all those things Which good reliable, ightOr
ward merchants ought to do. ~
AShtahuIa NAV 3, 1860.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-15
namning discovery.

The Savannah .Neirs says "Ihe two lead
ing Douglas orgens in Ohio are the Columbus
IStatesman and the Cleveland PlGiadeaier.
The former is edited by an open aud ayowed
Abolititionist of the Giddings school, and the
latter by nm out out John Brown irrepressihle
conflict screarcher by the name Of j. A. Gray,
who. within the last six months, at John
Brown sympathy meeting IN Ashiabula county,
boasted that he had once stolen a negro from
his master. aud hid him in a church steeple Of
which he (Gray) was deacon.
We have long suspected the Ohio Statesman
Of q secret article Of abolitionism, and here we
have ndubitabe evidence Of its guilt. The
editor is an incendiary of the most fragrant Gid.
dings description he is the nsidious friend ol
John Brown he furtively approves of servie
insurrection he is the strange bedfellow of 0
negro thief Good heaven Here is q dread
ful state Of things. A journal which has here
tofore carried the impression Of the meauest
sarvility and trucking to slavery, discovered tO
be the organ Of aboIitionism, grinding dumb
intestinal tunes of amalgamation aud disuniol
in the privacy of its own bosom An editor
protesting to teach the gospel Of Democracy
and yet favoring freedom We take virtu
ous pleasure 10 unmasking the miscreant.
State Journal,