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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-29

DlspuAo1NENTS.
Sent to T. G. McClelland 4 Co.,
Mechanicsville,
Harvey Gillett, st. Mays,
" Friend b Fulbertson, Onion Grove,
Gov. N. B. Baker, Camanche,
Jno. G: Volley, Dewitt,
Lumber, to Caslin + Swebin,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-25

RAILROAD ACCIDENT An accident which
might have been attended with serious conse-
quences, occurred Friday last on the Cleveland
& Erie Rail Road. The train which left Erie
at Is p. No., for Cleveland, was followed close
ly by locomotive which had been borrowed by
the Erie & Pittsburgh Bail Road, and which
was on its way to Girard. The mail train made
very short stop ot Swanville, and was moving
out of the Station Of the rate Of 6vs miles an
hour. The locomotive which wns following
made an attempt to pass the Station so as not
to delay freight train waiting to leave for Erie,
Too much way was thus got.On the locomotive.
80 that it overlook the mail train and dashed
into the rear car doing considerable damage
but INJECTING 20 serious injuries to the passen,
gers The train was two hours late on reach.
ing Cleveland having had to await the arrival
OF additional ears from Erie
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-25

EDIToR1AL LIBEL - Our neighbor Of the Erie
Dispatch, is terrible chap at the cut and thrust
business, and when there is spy cuticle to be re-
moved, never does the thing by halves, bpt with
degree of dexterity, and no lack of vshe-
mence and energy, takes the whole, pet of
with clean sweep. The judiciary, finding it.
self in this predicament, has brought suit of
libel, and given Mr.. Young chance to answer
to the charge. The great danger we fear, is
that the fellow will justify and prove all that he
asserted, and show up the easy virtue and slip
shod manner Of the Judicial officers of that
somewhat notorious County. Whether Young
gains or looses verdict, there will be no peace
for the wicked hereafter.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-25

The Albany Journal suggests that while
Congress is providing that "al matter carried
by mail shall be paid for" it would do we'll to
provide also thst all which is paid for shall bO
carried.
The Government now takes money from peo,
pie for carrying letters and papers, upon the
false pretence that they will be delyered as ad.
dressed and then autborises set Of irrespon-
sible spies I Sstsal and burn them on the way
If private individual did this he would be pro-
secuted, aud deservedly, for swindling How
does it differ from 2
If there is to be class of letters and publ
cations wich the Government will not carry, let
it announce the fact and decline to receive such
matter at its Post-Ofices. But it is downright
dishonesty for it to pocket the money aud then
refuse to do the service for which the money
was paid.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-25

aD- The Yew York IRdepsndant romarks
on the present position of the Dry-goods mar
kst:-''Thsre is a steady aud regular increase
IN business as the spring approaches, but with,
out the least excitement Buyers are rather
shy than eager, and prefer moderate bills, with
.he prospect Of coming into the market again
during the season, to large bis The South,
ern houses have bought largely. and the West.
ern houses sparingly. Western buyers ara on
mere 10 considerable numbers. making assorted
purchases in a limited way.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-25

The DEMooRATIo PLATFoRM.-- The Special
ooHmtlee appointed by the Democratic eau.
Gus OF the Senate, have agreed upon platform
Concerning the protection of slavery in the
teFri'orles' and are ready to report at an ad-
jOurnsd meeting They accept Mr.. Davis res.
o'ullon 10 the main, defining and snIarging the
fourth, 50 as to say substantially that when q
Territorial Legislature and the JudiOary find
themselves incapable Of furnishing protection
to slave property under the Dred Scott decision
then Congress must provide remedy for the
right there affirmed.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-25

TIE COUNTY CONVENTION, was organized by
eectng JUDoE FAssETT, Chairman, and j. D.
HowELLs, Clerk. The nine delegates stand as
follows .4shtdbuLG, ii Parsons, Mai A
Prentice Jefferson, A Kellogg, N L Cbaffee,
W G Howells ; OrtoeLL, Il Newell Pier
pont - Jennings Genera, J N Fitch
Cherry Valiey Abel Krum
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-25

BAKER FAMLY.-This popular band of Vo-
calists, authorize US 10 announce their appear.
ance at Smiths Hall, on Tuesday evening, the
2Sth inst. at "A o'clock. The programme en-
braces many new pieces. The performances o.
his Company our citizens, we believe, know
how To appreciate.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-25

OHIo DEMocRATIo STATE CONVENTION The
Ohio Democratic State Convention met at CO.
lumbus on Friday, of last week. The Hon.
William B. Woods presided, aud among the
Vice Presidents appears the name Of Judge
Page of Lake County.
Resolutions were adopted by large majori.
ty declaring Stephen A. Douglas the favorits
of the Ohio Democracy aud instructing the
Delegates to the Charleston Convention to cast
their entire vote for him.
The Convention elected the following gentle
men as delegates to the Charleston Conventions
George E. Pugh d. p Rhodes, George W.
AcCoOk, and H. j. Jewett.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-25

CoSTRIBuTIoNs TO THE WAsHIEGroN MoEU.
NENT.- We are asked to publish the following
list Of contributions TO the Monument Fund
from this State We trust that their liberalty
bears no proportion to the reverence and hlial
affection Of the donors, for the man whose mem.
ory they are designed to cherish aud perpetu-
ate. We Occeod to the request with rnournfpl
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-25

PEALE's CoURT OF DEATH.- This elegantly
colored thograph is such Us to command 1t to
the moral taste of community; and we are hap.
py to hear that the agent. Rev. Mr.. Brown, is
receiving numerous orders from our citizens 10
furnish it. Price one dollar.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-25

PRICES REDuoED.-Brigham & Co. are offer.
Ing great inducements in the reduction of prices
in the hope Of clearing out winter stock and ma.
king room for spring business. See Adv.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-25

DOUGLAS, FoBNEY AND SICKLEs After motto.
ing the fact that Douglas absented himself from
the Senate under plea of udispostion when the
death of Senator Broderck was announced the
Washington correspondent Of the Chicago
Press relates trait of his character to the
living. He writes;
Who fought more gallantly for Douglas
in the Lecompton struggle than Forney {?
He was in the House when Forney was
elected Clerk. He stood within six feet of
him when he took the oath of Office but he
neither extended the hand of congratulatiou
or the eye of recognition. He turned his
head coldly away and stood with his back
to his former devoted friend. He ostenta-
tiously exhibited to the fire eaters this mark
OF bad manners and base ingratitude. He
cut Forney's acquaintance to please them
In the House, Mr.. Burch, Mr. Hickman, Mr..
Burlingame, and Mr.. Morris appropriately spoke
of the deceased. The same correspondent
says:
To the intense disgust of all sides, Dan
Sckles thrust himself before the House, to
eulogise the gallant deadl This was too
rude shock to the se1siblities of members,
aud suppressed Kisses ran around the gall.
cries. The people hastily arose, placing
their handkerchefs to their noses. and left
the Hall The seats of the members were
speedily emptied aud few or none remained
to hear what be said. There is an irrepress-
ible desire for the Committee on Contested
Elections, to report, aud give the House
"a opportunity to rid itself Of his presence.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-25
TELEGRAPH.
by JAMES REED.


On Friday the 10Th lust, very serious hcci-
dent occurred in saybrOOk, to company Of
people who wore going TO al evening meeting.
There we're some eight or ten persons 10 two
horse wagon, when the horses took fright at
che top OF a steep pitch. They tan down the
hill, and becoming unmanageable, overturned
the wagon by striking timber on the bridge
aud the whole party we're thrown out on the
frozen ground.
Mr.. Willard Randall who was driving, was
badly bruised; and Mrs. r. had her collar bone
broken, aud received a severe blow upon the
head which rendered her insensible for two days
Mrs. Rede and Mrs. Tilden were also badly
injured tbe latter having an arm fractured -
Mrs Randall was carrying her infant child, abou
eight months old which was thrown several fee
from her, and picked up sqnalng Justify, with
all its outer clothing torn off.
DR. Morris was summoned Immediately, and
his skillful and prompt attentions sooD placed
the sufferers 10 comparative safety. The wound
ed are now all dong well but it is almost
miracle that none we're kied.-CoM
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-25

AAPUTAnON.-T. G. Strong, of this town.
who has suffered severely form eresipiIis has
been obliged to submit to amputation of one
of his hands.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-25

~ srErHES WHHSET, long known as a
merchant and business man, died 10 New York,
a few days since, leaving au estate worth prOba.
bly, ss.0oo.ooo Nt
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-25

The WAsHiNarow MoNpMENT. "A stone
has been taken from the monument Of
Napoleon the Great, on ST. Helena, and
presented TO the American Consul there
bv order Of the French emperor to be
placed In the Washington monument at
Washington The stone is two feet long
and one foot broad aud is to be suitably
Inscribed 1t was euveloped iu the flags
Of the two countries and packed for trans
portatloh. The French commandant de
livered the stone with the remark that
It would testify that France still preserves
towards the United States the same senti-
ment as when Washington obtained his
place in history. Mr. Kimball, our Consul,
begged M Rougemont to convey to the
emperor the sentiments with which the relic
was received on behalf Of the monument
association aud the people of the Uaited
States, expressing the hope that the friend
ship of the two countries might perish
only when the monument should fall at the
consummation of all things, and that the
union of the two flags upon this relic might
symbolic the natianol fraternity,
STRIKE AMONG THE SHoENAKERs With.
in a few weeks an extensive movement has
been made among the joarneymen shoe
makers of the principal shoe manufacturing
towns Of Massachusetts, in favor of general
strike for higher wages This is in conse.
quence Of the reduced scale of prices at
which they have been obliged to work,
and which they claim is utterly inadequate,
as we'll as degrading to the journeymen,
and entirely, unjustifable. A portion Of
the manufacturers have either admitted
the justice Of these claims, aud offered to
compromise, or expressed there willingness
to cooperate, when there is any general
tendency among other manufacturers to
unite. Others oppose the movement, on
the ground that the profits Of the business
are not sufficient TO warrent an increase
now, and that present rates have been paid
more with a view to keep the families OF
there employees from want, than with any
prospect Of gain The contest has waxed
quite exciting of late, and the journmen are
organizing with determined method
The principal movement is among the
workmen of Lynn, the most numerous Of all
the shoe manufacturing towns and cities.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-25

PATENT OtFIUE SEEDS, &o.-Owing 20
the many applications for seeds to our
members Of Congress which cannot be
responded to, the Commissioner OF Patents
has issued circular setting forth, that
owing to the reduced appropriation made
by Congress for agricultural purposes Tor
the fiscal year ending June goth, 1850,
the Office has been compelled to reduce its
expenses aud confne its action to more
limited sphere than heretofore. In doing
this, 1t was found necessary, either to decline
purchasing for distribution the usual varl-
cites Of garden and field seeds, or to abandon
the experiment Of propagating the tea and
various other foreign plants and grape-cutt-
ings, for which orders had been gwen; aud
it was thought best not TO do the latter,
especially as much money had already been
expended in the project. The Department
now have over 80 600 well rooted tea-plents;
10000 foreign and dome stio ape-vinesi
900 rooted seedess pomegrauate cuttings,
and various foreign, medical and ornament
al plants. These will be ready for dis
tribntion during the present winter and the
ensuing spring.
HORRiBL DEATH FROM THE B1TE OF a
CAT.-One day last week man named
Stephen HameI, residing on Liberty street,
near Sycamore, entered the garret of his
house to eKpel some cats that had destroyed
his peace for several nights previous, and
cornering feline monster that be believed
to be the prime minister in the disorder,
| proceeded to administer to it series OF
vigorous aud well directed blows with a
stick. Suddenly the cat leaped upon him
with the ferocity Of tiger, aud before he
could free himself from its grasp, scratched
and bit him about the face 10 terrible
manner. The next day he grew delirious,
and his head swelled up to twice its natural
size. 10 this condition he fingered till
death came to his relief
Cincinnati Enquirer
HS- The School Examiners for Asbtabula
Counry will meet at
Austnburgh, on Saturday March 10th,
Saybrook Monday, March 18th
kingsville, Tuesday, March 18th.
Conneaut, Wednesday March l4th.
Pierpont, Thursday, March 18th,
Andover Friday, March 18th.
AMOS DRESSER, Clerk,
Orwell, Feb G. 1860. 527
See advertisement of Dr. Santords Liver Invigora-
| tor and Family Cathartc Pills in another column
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-25
NEW FIRM.

hrm Of
Prentice, Smith & Company.
nearly the rangs of trade beretofoe with mnch
enhanced stock and facilities.
of the firm has Just returned from New York where
time has been taken make liberal purchases with dscrimi
nation Of such goods will not fail TO meet the wants. and
challenge to meet the appreciation of the citizens Of the viii
age and county The results of thse purchases may
will he followed by others necessity shall require The
condition OF the market Fast Is sufficient quarany Of the
favorable range of prices at which these purchases been
ue That these Inducements offered he put 20 the test
is the chief desire OF those making thom
GROCERIES.
In this department the establishment will ne well sup
piled with general and choice selection Of goods BE-
found in the county
WOODEN WARE,
Consting Of Pails Tubs Wash Boards Sugar Tubs Mops
Brooms, Butter Iades Rolling Pins, &c, &c,
WILLOW WARE.
In large variety such Clothes and Market Baskets Rocking
Dining and Sitting Chairs for the children, Bugges and Cabs
Hobby Horses Hand Seds for the Boys
Berlin Baskets for the Ladies'.
In the Dry Goods Line be found assortment Of Do-
eSc Goods-Sheeting shifting, Ticking, 0enms Pin &c
PROVISIONS. a.
This trade TO which special attention will be given both n
the purchase and sale win keep constantly on hand full
stock OF Flour Feed Pork Fish, Salt together with Water
Cement Cured Hams and Shoulders for family &c
Daily supplies Of Fresh Can Oysters both Fair Haven and
Baltimore Picked Clans and Oysters Lobsters and Sauces.
Small Dealers furnished with fresh supplies liberal terns
AshtabuA Dec. lst, 1855
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-25
DATENT POCKET COIN DETEC.
Il TOR, for testing the various kinds of
Gold and Silver Coins.


1t is admitted by all to be the perfect thing of It's kind
offered to the public II is small that can DO carried
in the Pocket without inconvenience Every
should have it Every StoTekeeper should have III Every
Mechanic should have 1t Every Man in Business should
have i'll
II detects ct the moment both size thickness and
weight from Half Dime Dollar in Silver and from Al
In gold up $26 besides foreign Gold ond Silver and sells
quickly seen, without the assistance word II is simp-
le sHliHeRfly useful durable economical and perfect
s-Y~ Warantee goes with every one that Is sold.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR Postpaid to any part the T. States
SEE WHAT THE NEWSPAPERS SAY
The possession Of II Is perfect guarantee against being Inn
posed upon with spurious cons.-NsEs.
Detection is sure, certain, inevitable.-Ers. Jour
blind man with in his possession may bid defiance 10
the skful counerieiter Of the dayESs. BuAstin
We pronounce without hesitation to be the most pet
We like it, and cordially recommend it to public vorRa.
ti0nSI ArgHs
It is worth its price ten times tOld.-Cly liam.
AGENTS WANTED
An Agent wanted every County in the United States
whom heavy discount will be made Samples sent with
terms Of agency on the receipt OF one dollar:
Baak Note Reporter, Philadelphia Pa.
The Reporter been for Thirty year the constant and
Mechanic and the People, being the Oldest the Continent
and abest In the World and having subscribers than
all others combined published the lEt 18th Of each
month, at the following prices
Monthly, copy, one year, 81 90
Seml-Monthly, copy, year, 200
including without extra charge copy Of the Coins Of the
World containing larger number OF msgnaeeny illustrated
coins Of all nations than be found In other work and
which can be obtained other source hy ny possibility
- 'N INLAY 4 BICKNELIs.
Pbiladelphia Jan, 1860. Sw25s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-25

pEcEAsE.- ROwdOn, the young man VII
ssemitted to the amputation Of Ier a. WING,
sOr a lew dayy4|pCe, performed by DR.. Boards.
ley OF fAlResvills. died on Saturday the l2lh
one week hter the operation, nom modification
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-25

Iron MASTERS CONVENTION. large
Convention of iron masters, furnace men
and capitalists, was held at Portsmouth,
Ohio, on Tuesday. Nearly every furnace
and iron interest In Ohio and Kentucky
was represented. A statement made OF
the iron interests Of the two States, shows
that the yearly average products of pig
IRON from sixty-two furnaces were l56, 900
TONS per annum, and the value of cold and
not blast metal, $4,650, 900. Population
supported by furnaces, 1000. Hands
employed, $500. A memorial to Congress
was adopted, setting forth that the iron
manufacture is in such depressed condition
as to render the capital Invested scarcely
remuneratiVe, and that relief can only be
afforded BY asPeci6c duty on the import Of
foreign iron.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-25

DIED.
In Monroe Feb lpth hr. JOHS HrTcHESs aged 90 years
and months.
In Kingsyie, Feb 18th, Mrs LOIS MIToELI wife Of Ches
ter p. Mitchell, aged p years
At bis residence Andover of AppopleSy Feb 10TH Mr.
George BTTLER aged 10 years.
In LenOT Feb 18TH Mrs JANE BROWN aged "A years
months.
At the residence Of her Son in-law in Fentonyile Meh
Feb l4tf Mrs MERCY WRsF aged 70 years. The deceased
was for over forty resident Of Hlymouth in this Co.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-25

10 OoAhEsPoSDESrs---Ths pOsiical eon.ribu.
N'n W. =. sFEScEH, is sdeisred till rpzl week.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-25
B4tpEes rsrs1ara sspR

sPAEpEcs PRErAREp aEVR
Sold hy ssasiorep.
sPALDLS6s PREPARED 6LcR
Sold by DruggSis.
sPALpIEGs PREPlREn CLu1,
.s-. Sold By crvcers
sPAbpN6s PREPARED oLCR
.arnai soldtg IIArdwArs Stores. ril
= sR1LDM0s PREPARED eEnn
Sold BY Hsuss-FurhEhins stasss.
sPlL.DEGs PREPARED 9kVA
o8si q ssld b. Fsny eeeA' Dsulsss' A ~,
,sa sRAEDEses RRRR1RED oLUR.
sodsy ceaaau lssshanH Fsus'alls,
FtsRFx p. sesla,ns = Co.
Aasssm ssssons,. nss X, ssssa = e'a'f ''''s Sss Tea
HtftfI
rutap n oasss osui,iuiue diner youf r,sht o xs,ss
be..a {, sse A bssuni Lilhes1 sheect sost4ssy
~. n! SALE 4 Ash,ssgi q uESDHfs Dae sr,ss
ChAfAANs snd DICKS YAHlETr 1ftsrA
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-25
FEBRUARY APR0IETMENTs.
PRoYE ALL THINGS!
DR. II. w. WADSWORTH, Eclectic


nR. II. W. WADSWORTH, Eclectic
- Physician and Surgeon, win bel sttSndAncs fOIiowa
AShtabula Ashtabula H. Wednesday, THURSDAY Feb p Is
oonnesut FREMONT House, Tuesday, February zist
Painesve, CoHles Hpuse, Friday. .FebruaU =
ChArdOn, OhAses Hotel. Saturday, February 10th
Cleveland, johnson House February 10th and 9Th
CONSULTATION FREE.
The Mode Of Examination pursued by DIR. W.
Is very simple aud entirely and By Il disease Of anf
of 10 internal val organ IN very few minutes dplecpA
with facility and certainly without asking the patient qaes
ton or having the previous knowledge OF the oaee
Among the diseases treated successfully By him. mar h
All diseases peculiar Females and all ohrOnIe diseases a
the Brain Eyes Throat Lungs Heart stomach LIVER Srses
diseases OF Syphptc chAraeior without the
Of mercury or other posons which destroy the oonsuou
Regular vista will be made duRg the Year giving thoss
Whe commence treatment opportunity continue till cured
DR., W. has fully qualified himself for the practice Of hls
profession Of which aEg paFson shall be sahed BY eAas
At hiB rooms = NAN t'fA
No osracate Of cures puhhed, but references 10 any
naner q pApept who have been cured, VIII Be given 70
Scrofula, and all Diseases of scrolulous origin.
Uiosr Tum9r Enlarged Glands JointA Hip Dl.ssse swell
on the Face other par. Cancer rEtlA Spinal Dissoas
Dyapspas Gravel Impotence Structure 81 HtRs Dancs Rp
lepsy, Rheumatism Drcpsys &c. &c.
1As Pew Libsraiiy csasidsrsd "a
ADy person SEEDING correct Ilatemsnt Of nan sustos
and encosng - viii knva mediata ndnnfSa IA t6s caas
Humcient 70 last one Mouth hse hf n ExstI
~ rrEru EHrKlcfEp wIfnuUs r4r, ~ CaLvANins.
Address Hw WADswORfH. n D., H,tasiaN. Y
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-25

Light Light LightIII
THE subscriber hes now on hand stock
Il OF
Coal Oil,
Kerosene Oil,
Lunar Oil,
Sperm Oil,
Lard Oil,
Burning Fluid,
Together with full and eonpss assortment OF Lamps and
all the fixtures for Burning either Of the above Ola or Fud
have the exclusive right Of AShabulA County the uas
OF Peters Non.ExplosiVe, SelEGeueratinR
GAS LIGRTl
suitable for Churches Public Buildings Hotels Parlos 6e
II Tognship Rights for sale II desired.
Also the Lunar Oil and Lamps.
Coal OIL from the diasrsut Manufacturers. have now 90
hand and for sale the
Best Coal Oil Burner,
that has ever been Invented Call snd ssslt
on Lamps every description altered 70 bpin hsss ois o.
Fluid, - may b preferred,
For Sale Cheap
Csc. WILLARD.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-25
N ew Goodsi

wooisn Goods q Clothing
THE undersigned has received from New
Il YORK, hns assortment Of
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Satiuets, Kentucky
Jeans, VestiDgs, &c, g.,
and having secured the rees Of compelsnt Wormsn d
oRDER the shortest notice. and the most reasonable
terms. -
IL Ready MAds Clothing on hAnd and ior uals ehsSpsr
than ever before offered In this market. ~
Cutting dons At all timea and warranted 10 ht II pro-
perry made up. fI flLt' .Ir
~ All Kind. Of TnRmingu furnished cheap
AShsabuia, Nov, a. Isba
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-25
sPALDINe's yHEfARtD cLuRt
sAvE THE PIECES


A eosidenis vfR Aappsa n sshyserfff fnEts.
very desirable TO have cheap kna soutonls1t va ~
f'psiring Furniture Toys csOeksys Be-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-25
DIED..

See advertisement of DR.. Sanford's Liver Invgora-
tor and Family Cathsrc Pills in another column.