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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-20
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MRS. WINSLOW, an experienced nurse
vi and Female Physician, presents to the attention Of

~
vi and Female Physician presents to tho attention Of
Aotheis, her
Soothing Syrup for Children Teething.
Which greatly facilitates the process Of eeHinz by soenng
the gums reducing all naammasons-wn ailay ALL FAlS
aud spasnodic action, and is sure
TO Regulate tbe Bo,ccls
erend upon Il mothers will give rest 70 yourseyes and
Relief and Health 10 yORr Eqfaats 'arI
We have put up and sold m article for over ten years and
can say In confidence and truth Of IT, what have never been
abe TO say Of any other medcine-never has It failed in
single instance to effect when timely usea Never did
know an Of dissatisfaction by any one who used
II On the contrary all delighted with It's operations aud
sneak in OF commendaten OF its magical effects and
medical virtues We speak IN this natter what do know"
after years experience and pledge reputation tor the
flmeut Of what here declare In almost every instance
where the infant ia suffering from pain and exhaustion relief
will be found in fifteen or twenty minutes after the syrup
adm nis'efed.
most experienced and Skiul nurses In New England aud
has beon used with uever-failing success in
Thousands Of Cases.
not only relieves the child from rain but invgoatos the
stomach and bowels e0ecs acdity, and gives and
crgy the whole system IL will almost instantly reiere
Gripping in the Bowels and Wind Collie,
and overcome convulons which It speedily renodiod
death We believe it the best and remedy
world 10 all OF ysenery and Diarrhea in Children
whether II arises from Teehng any other cause. We
would say every Mother who has child suffering from any
Of the foregoing complaints do not let your rejudces
the prudes OF Others stand between you your suffer-
ing child and the relief that will be surcyes absolutely sure
follow the Of this Medicine il timely used Fun d
rcton for using will accompany each bottle Mono genuine
unless the fac smile OF CURTIS PERKINS, New York, is
on the outside wrdpper.
For sale at IiENDRY CoPELAND,S, Ashtabula.
Piucl Office, 13 Cedar Street, N. Y Price only 25 c
| PER bottle. lyj6;
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L0R.. z. nALLs. .cELEBRATEp
COUCH REMEDY


eso usod durng the last npsu years By thousanda Of
is ior NE speedy cure OF Throat aud Lung Diseases II
kas lren tor0aghy tciedthe voice Of the pres and %
s9Ty TToporsh ksb ErscTtA A. kfnfDtEthe best Med
Give known 5 es{ips s agg ssmPnei, a kSs person o.
boa nse this pleasant remedy without delay, and their
ces viii soon nngc with hosts OF others in recommending
is efficacy to their afflicted neghbor and friends.
~ tss Hafs CgsgA Remedy y ctres Coiis.
= Jse Halls COngh Remedy Il cares Crgap Raiilss
~ tss HATS Coagt Remedy Asitna or Phitisic.
p tse Mars cough Remedy u Sirengikens he Lssgs
~ Jse Halls Cough Remedy for Bronchitis.
- fiss HsEs coagk Isefasdg for Hodrssasss.
" tss HAIRS C1ugh Remedy 4 Strengthens ne Voice.
. y Use Haifs C0Hgh ReMtdgt0r WhoopfNg cough.
will rear modify heviolencc o this disease and shor-
ton NJ tedious course, half FROM It's ordinary duration
Btarc countereits and base iitaiausca fr W. r..
Halle Celebrated Cough Remedy aud see that his written sig
nature Is Upon the wrapper and directions.
lt' SrRoxo TksrINoNY. q yh
M onicrsgned ctirens Of Efie CITY aud vicinity have
need Dr. r. iars Celebrated Cough Romedy with great
80 In curing Diseases of the Throat and lungs Ind take
ie,ure In recommending its to The afflicted speedy
and efec,usi remedy hay worthy Of public confidence
r,me, Thompson Matthew Hamilton, D shink
John Neib1rh sr. W Ryan, Rcard Recs
tobn 4 Tracv Robert Cochran, 7 Case,
Tobn W Mfane Daniel Be1r, Daniel Huver,
Iobn W HAYS, Robinson, Q Biblet
Jobn R Cochran, W T Rinlerueoht Mooney
John r numars, borent Nv tnyeP
John Warren, Ahn'on SherWoob WIN u May,
: Il Forster Joseph beenicr. 4 Bennett
J W Hull Ienl IraII salisbury,
Orwico Smith, ncions a iNHi Mayer
] G. numars, lronnN y NE, = " Long
/ II % Root Galsgher J Robinson, o.
wilson King, Ghs' Nv, kelson, SiI,, = Finch,
/ Daniel Minor kn'ign, CG Howell.
6 B Wright Sold in Eric only by
anil Sole rOpriotor Hairs New poidpr nis State
sirot Price 3IS cents per bottle and sold by GEoRGE
WILLARD Ashtabula; l., LYON Conneaut N. PAmsH and
S KEITH, Kingsyie. 5mg55
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Terms, Cash or Ready Pay.


TO all phonl Il may concern;
L NOW YE i--Thet when King Solo
IN mon was on earth The first time lie sud there were
nothing new under the sun but had be lived until this time,
he would have seen Grocery Store hled with
All New Goods
and would ba,. said that Aatatula Village, The
County ever saw the same b.ore, for quqY quantity
thev a,e rot % Ell having becu sectd Win greei care
and -ht at the nwc cash precs, snd will be sold for
Cash or Ready Pay,
nj rcos h.t will suit the purchaser and in other way
The following are few Of the articles that hand;
Pork Hams, shoulders Dried Beet Lard Fish Of all kinds
Molascs Sugars Rio other Cnlee ound and IN the berry
Srces Cinnamon, Cloves, Mustard Stgrc Corn Smrch Cho
clae Cocoa SaleJRtus Ginger Soda Cream Tartar soup
Tobacco, SnuH, lisngs, CurAnts tigs mnes t on lte
choice arte. Steane and TalDw Oanee, Herring by tne
box Powder Shot and Lead Dairy Salt in bags or barrels
Crackers o. ands Shoe brushes and backing Ilozsc brush
es Cuey combs Horse cards Lanterns, three kinds scS' o.
Butter ladies' Coffee mills, Ch0Iing Knives Scrub brushes
Whc-wah brshts Clothes Pins, Pai!, Tubs Broow& MOP
sticks Stone churns, jugs and Butter Crooks yellow ware
Corn In the Ear Oats Flour and Meal and in fact every hins
that is generally kept In vol regulated
Family Grocery Store.
Being satisfied that the Ready Fay system l. the most AZ"
vantagnous the consumer the subscriber has aueu "
and he will stcty carry out the prnc 'nl in a cases.
Having bcea engaged in selling Goods for the iaht %
for Messs. Prentice Tonbes, H. G. IonDos AM anu =, ~ IT,
GERS in the county natters himself that be can anu
sell GOOD articles his line and az rs low prices as eau u
Cocnd AZ any establishment IN the County.
Butter Egcs, Lard Potatoes. TUnps, ana almost
thing the farmer has to sell, viii be eNcAangrd of Go" a.
| the same prices that will sell for cash 49, -.
ng@ Remember tie place, Iulberts Block, Main street.
| near the Park. r,.,,. 49,,
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Price rs cents poT Boz; Five boxes for $1oo
Greatnnmbcrs Of Clergunen, Physicians States
FAMILY MED.
O cines,-.RetnkI Prices 90.

Vegetable pills per box rs sarsararia per bottle 81
Green Mountain Ont- Eye Lotion, .. =
men, per box, 25 Childrens Panaeea : t--e "
Fever Ague Remedy, box so Health Btter package, 25
Dysenry Syrup bottle 90 Consuniptives Balm, bot 90
Marshalfs Uterine Cath Manual Of Health, pr copy IS
oicon per bottle, so Graefenberg Pile Remedy, 60
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Jal1est0Wn, Pa, rom Oct zIFt, 70 NOV 4lh.
Charge for medicine for month, from SlOO 10 go
Dr. L. G. Clark having had frequent and urgent solicitations
om bis patients and their friends 10 visit the neghbnrhood
occasionally that they might consult i'm personally well
BY will hereafter visit the above named places once
amonih
Having had seventeen years experiences In the practice Of
medicine during which time he has treated thousands Of pa
es 40 an forms Of acute and chronic diseases with unpar
aeled (of which Of your friends neighbO
testify and prepared TO give relief 70 al who may APP
ply Particular attention will be given 10 the cure Of Cos
SUMPTION and all diseases Of the lungs and chest Dyspepsia
Nervous Diseases Female deIangomens OF every character
will be treated with success.
Also viii old and all eruptve diseases Of what
even character they may BE- Re makes OF universal
BeoHieel remedies No ealoIne other deeteHOus drugs
are used.
Persons a distance desiring advse and sedcne iifend
geneu description Of the appearance of the nrnP, VIII
eorleet statement of the cause ogo of tie Diverse Gnd
general history ef the symptOms with name, age &e-
All coInnIuhica tons must be directed to W. II IT
- jamestown. Msse.r Co.. Pa. ~ o o si'AiA n ..
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New stvis Family Machine. ...'''' rs 90
Plated on rai9 .,s ia iseIs, Iss.l lts 50 90
sif case yahog,ny Or Iaes Raes s wsSgf Sg 100 20
Full Case Rosewood '.' 80 ''' ieS W
InFEs s,seel9s; eaas,. ....,,..
40 FAMILY Al tiis day eau afford 10 do giuiout
Sewing Machine,
Thai. ret utility is now beyond quetou hn obsmcle 10
h ,bsesstr and merits Of the various patents in mark
e. Tho confident interested agents apa te
thread rveinr aehines the strength of those cpescut
ATOMS, have somewhat shaken the public confidence 10
ithoat u opporunes for deliberate test Of the respect
I've merits Of the different ratenie One uerrine gnde may
sle siitoh taken Double Threod Lock stitch Machine,
Is one that you cannot vel be deceived IN. The
IFKesler d Wilson's Machine
Is ore Ofihls description and for Family Machine has more
aud experiences, and occupies higher place IN public es-
smation than any Sits copetitos nfrnges othet
Cheap machines has rcsponbe local agents to make
sood all that Is claimed for It. and sarpy eyey thing need
Sad e$pCrenee point 70 t Is the cheapest macbne
fore the public Its advantages are these any
wishes to test them before purchasing they invited TO do
Its simplicity and beauty Of construction. ,
The excellence and neatness Of stitchalke on oott
tdcs and It's freedom from anything like aveng OF sum
brous cord on the undersiie.
Speedaccuraey and reliability at any rate Of speed
Fcrtsbiiity y-ease Of operation and management
ouietness Of movement 4,
cring, &C. ,.,., IL,
The Icmmer which has recently been sddc u ono o. t m
most scryieable inventions Of the day hem is tuu WI
the same facility that ordinary seam ssttched ana N
uniformity aud beauty thai cannot be approached " hhhu W
performance never calls 10 elicit adniration. -, A
iis pnr and simple narration Of its qualities which
will appear every acquaintance with the machine
It's design and SUCH 70 make It's presence an
acquisition to ATTY prlor For the truth Of these dee
larations reference may had 70 tie families OF c D. 81 OIL
lett Dr. Farringtoa, l. Tyler Mayor He3dry' J@h4 Mans
feId George Hubbard, r. G. Hubbard Capt j. T. iialL
Geo w Dickinson, and Mrs. r. nrlher all Of Astabua
Of there Farons speak from more than year &
pcrence aud from comparison with of the cheap ma
chimes having purchased and used them until the conviction
was forced upOn them that the sngethread raveng ma
chimes were adapted meet the wants Of the family
The testimony ef JupeE AEies President Of TIE American
Institnc is that There Ia but Sewing Machine, an
that IL Wheeler 4 Wilson s.
machines be Eeenin operation at the resi-
donce othe subscriber who supply any denan
fpr them In this vicinity JAMES REED.
Ashtabula, Aay, 1883.
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Perfect Watches,
TOOLS. -

4V1 and Building Materials.-Mulay and Sash Mil Saws,
Cross Cut lennon and Bung SawF Hand Saw Back and
Compass Saws Chises Hand and Bench AxeF Broad Axes
Socket Firmers lgnum Vite Nallets Bench Screws both
Iron and Wooden Bench Planes Hand Saw uandles Chs
Handles Steel Squares Beyes Try Squares Drawing Knives
the best make at cents per inch Spirit Levels Bars
og Chains Coil Chains at Sc per pound Manila Rope, small
nd large size Strap Hinges Blind HanSngs Morice Locks
and Iatches, Rim Locks, Pad Locks Chest Locks Trunk
Locks, Lifting Handles, Butts Screws and Door trimmings
Of every discrptiOns common AugerF Cast Steel Augers
Cooks paeut Anger Bitt Plane IrOns Files OF all dscrp
tons Carriage Bots Sheep Shear Wilknsons best Ham.
Hatehe Axe Brass and silver Carriage Bands, VIII
wash Brushes Scrubbing Brnshes Hoes Rakes Forks Shu
vels Spades Pes RatTaps Fox Tfaps Wolf TrapF Selves
snaths Scythes Brick and Plasering Trowels 2& a. CT
Augers Knives and Forks from SOC 81 per sett Pock,
Knives Shears Scissors Chalk Lines spooF Scratch A Is
besides thousand things which so to make full
sortment. Can always be found at
.Fl Roar & MoRRrsoS's
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Manufacturer AMI Sole Proprietor Halls New Budiag, state
sreot Price 81 cents per bottle and sold by GEORgF
WILLARD Ash,abua i. LYON, Conneaut N. PARISH and
s KEITH, Kngsville. 5m5b5
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
ron THE CURE OF

FOR THE CURE OF aargrz 4ai
Costireucss, Jarmdice, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Dyse,tc,y, Fom Stomach, Eiysipelas, Headache.
Piles, Rtc,piatisu,, E,0ptioRs aud Sti' Diseases.
Liscr Complaint, Dyopsy, Tstts, 1ignor'. aud
SAT- Rhepi, JYorms, Go'a, NeuraLgia, as a
Dinner PiR, and for PWiEgb'5H Blood
They arc sugar-coaied, so that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they arc the
best npcrient in the world for all thepurposes OF
family physic. CD ~ faai f1Eal
Price 25 cents per Box; Five boxes for $1oo.
Greatnumbcrs Of Clergynen, physicians. States
mcn, and eminent personages, have lent their
names 90 certify the unparalleled usefulness ofthesc
remedies, but our space here will not permit tho
insertion of them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they
are given; with also full descriptions of the above
complaints, and the treatment that should he fol-
lowed for their cure. .,H
Do not eput off by unprinciped dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AYERS. and take no others. The sick
want the best aid there is for them, and they should
have il.
All our remedies are fo5. sale by
L LYON Connenut; N. PARISH, Kmgsyile GHo. wILLAR
and HKNnRY COPELAND, Ashtabula w. r. ALLEN JeheI
II. B. STEvgNs Geneva; MoFFETT BRowN kelioggA
where. ly5G
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MONEY SAVED.

DIANO FORTES & MELODEONS,
L Stools Covers, Instruction Books, &c. terms that
cannot fail to please, at Ashtabula, Ohio,
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Relief for the Amieted.

nR. S. g. CLARK, German Reform
- ed Unpothic Physician and Surgeon formerly Of he
arm OF Clark GibsonJ be consulted at the following
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DEAD READ | READ ! | !
Cairo, Hiinols July 2oth, 1900.

McE6ra JOnN WILnO1 q NO,i = ---------
Your ''Inpectne," or sPersian Fever Charm" has
done wonders wholly despondent and wstehed when
applied e. and In Ave hours the chis removed and no
fever has ensued. II Is the simplest imagiuabe and
wonder Of nature art would not be without this "ln-
pectne" single hour. by constantly wearing II
= b. NJ STOUT.
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IS have been snAtcled from the grave by the app-
cation Of your wonderful "lnpeetne" Perian Fever
Charm" For several years have suffered from
fever and ague. last Spring life Threatened but
remedy has destroyed the deaae rapidly gain
ing appetite and strength.
b. n. BARRoN.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-17

,,---.,--- a a...,., rorrc.ro,depce,
Thh s,,sr,al CHICAGO correspondents of the
,,.,,,,sl,,a.,..s conway IN thei puhlic mind
Inv ard aiUni6ed impression Of our politics.
a So,us,on has been entertained that Con-
,,e,,,iopa assemble TO express public opinion,
bns ihe sum of special correspondence
soons b, consist of quotations of the relative
annreciation and depreciation Of the "stock"
of different candidates; and the Convention,
called IN rive expression TO the sentiments of
a great party, Is quoted as ifit were the
sport of a few political bulls and bears at
Chicago. or as if IL were a horse race of
which the bettinp and tho result depended
entirely on the way the candidates were
| ioclied r rfrer-- '.rI1a
II is hardly necessary 70 say 10 our readers
that this slang which ;s callad correspondence.
and NV some aspeculations.p crows out of the
necess;t;es ana hab;ta af thh fenorters. They
| aro ,,ndar noooss;.,, 20 ronort sometb;no and
when there arc n q facts within their knowl-
oloa to renott Az the hest thew can That
ths,- to,k ~ stocl ma chances oo;no nm and
down every bopr long before the Convention
meets. is because thew have been in the habit
ofreportinv borse-races and sensational items,
| and don't know the difFerence The friend
of .ome candidate saw Seward treats them
| to a ,,ninper,, and every thing seems TO them
rosa-co,ored and straigbtwav they renort IN
their metropolitap ;ournal that Seward stock
is HIGH. that his friends have pleuty of money
and free whisky. Anon. A sore headache fol-
lows and thew pronounce Seward on the
wono and that his n nomination will he a oreat
amiot;on 40 tbo nor,v A mild tonic with n
ou;ot Wade man brings a report that "Wode
= ioor,;no, nm y and ;s nrorninept in the bacl,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-17

The Rev. Mr.. Daniel Lindley, Of South
Africa, described the effect Of Christianity on
the African, whose dict and appsrel itseems
to have affected more pleasantly than did
that of the eNesforia6 wornan who was made,
as the Sculpture saJs Alodge for garden
of cucnrnbers.p Ne said That In their nat
ural condition
"These people were so degraded that instead
Of cutting their toe-nails they rasped them
of with apiece Of sandstone"
Il Bat conyefsioh changes all this.
Contrast the heather man and woman, as
seen m AificA, with the Christian. See the
heathen woman digging inInfeld where the
grass was as high as her head, while her lazy
husband was taking snuff and drinking beer
at home The Christian man, on the con-
trary, plowed his land with Yankee plow-
wi1Ie his wife did the work Of the house
The heathens slept on the ground in theil
huts, between their sheep and their calves
The Christians had beds and tables, with
good table-cloths and writing desks" -.
He protested against any reduction Of mis-
missionary labor, that was producing sucl
remarkable results on the personal habit
and agriculture Of the Africans. The repor
says; ,.-.,.,..i .....,., I..I,t.,l AN
"He could not soy to them that the Churcl
in America was too mean, toe stingy to con
time these salaries. Mr. Lindley closed il
such moving strain that many elderly eye
were affected 10 tears ldf ra. rr'tiau4
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-17
A New Orleans Paper on the Baltimore
Convention.
Tho No,v 0r1oopu Roe hos tba o1lOTyiuCr in

n NtW OEIttub thD
Convention.
The New Orleans Bee has the following in
late issue;
IrreproRchable, and even estimable as the
Union candidates may be in every respect, it
does not follow by any means that their
claims to the suffrages of the people will be
generally recognized. At this early epoch in
the Presidential canvass, and with the pro-
found uncertainty in which the various party
movements are involved, the shrewdest OBJ
server would be puzzled to form we'll
founded opinion of the future. The Demo-
Gratis may possibly be- brought again into
harmonious conjunction, and healing their
domestic strifes may agree upon names
which will prove q tower of strength to the
party Should they thus act it is pretty
evident that considerable proportion of the
conservative elements in the Union will be
attracted to them, under the conviction that
the Democracy constitute the only party
capable of competing single-handed with the
Black Republicans. Should, however, the
| Richmond seceders stand firm; should nc
| reconciliation take place, and the Democratic
| party continue divided and belligerent there
| will be what is vulgarly known as scrut
race for the Presidency in which the Unior
candidates are as likely to be foremost as any
Others. Much will depend upon the event.
| of the next month or so--upon the upshot o
the existing divisions in the Democracy, ant
upon the selection TO be made by the Blacl
Republicans at Chicago, II win not be safi
for while to hazard any predictions as I,
the eiect Of the Union nominations. Al
that can be said is that the candidates them
selves are men ofmark and standingdiW 8
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-17
From washington.

WASHINGTON, May l6.-The Japanese to-
day paid visit to the State Department.
The House Committee have waited on the
Embassy, extending an invitation to visit the
Capitol, but they declined accepting at pres
ent, fixing no time for that purpose, nor will
reply to the municipal invitations from New
York and elsewhere, before having been re-
ceved by the President. They are particu-
larly observant of etiquette. g., t.a.l
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-17
The German Convention Mt Chicago.

CHICAGO, May l6,-At the adjourned meet
ing of the German Republicans to-day, reso-
lutions were almost unanimously adopted tc
support only true Republican candidates, and
to leave the party if any compromise man OF
Know Nothing should be nominated. The
Missouri delegation tried to defend their po-
sition rs supporters of Mr.. Rates, but me-
with no encouragement whatever.
Among the most earnest opponents of Mr.
Bates are DIR. A. Doan, of Boston, and Car
Schurtz, of Wisconsin.
The resolutions of the Convention wert
ordered to be printed, and distributed among
the delegates to the National Convention.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-17
xxxv1th coNGREss-FIRsr SESSION
WASHINGTON, May l.

.t |.H. i. Y ASHlNGTON, may lo'
SENATE.-Mr. Green, from the Commit
tee on Territories, reported the House bill
for the admission of Kansas without recon-
mendatiOn.
Mr. Hale offered q resolution, calling on
the Postmaster General for all the facts rela-
tive to the defalcation of Postmaster Fowler.
Mr. Daviss bill was taken up.
The proceedings of the day were unim-
portant. Adjourned.
HOUSE--0n motion of Mr.. Morris, of ILL.,,
q resolution was adopted calling on the Post
master-General TO communicated to the House,
at as early period as possible, all the facts
and circumstances relative to the defalca-
ton of Mr.. Fowler, Postmaster at New
York. r --r
The Overland Mail bill was taken up.
Mr.. Douglas concluded his speech. Yes
terday's abstract gives fair idea of the most
of the remainder.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-17
From Pixies Peak.

ST.. JOSEPH, May l6.-The Pixies Peak Ex-
press arrived this evening from Denver City
the 10th. The weather was discouraging
and many were going back. Emigration
from the States, however, was pouring in
rapidly. Provisions were extremely scarce
and commanding fabulous prices. There was
not n sack of flour in the market.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-17

FALSE FLATTERY OF A TEKoR.-The North
Eastern papers still continue to speak of Brig
noli, as ''the handsome tenor" He is one Of
the homeliest and decidedly the most awk-
ward--and that is saying great deal--artist
we have ever seen ON the operate stage, He
can sing very well when he chooses, which is
only occasionally, but his appearance and
manner are disagreeable in the extreme.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-17
J Jelnt stock pelItIeaI Enterrpri.e.

The friends of Mr., Bates have issued cir
cular, at Chicago, to the delegates proposing
to relieve the Republican party from its sec
tional character by furnishing it a candidate
from outside the party and from slave State
This would be an excellent partnership-the
Republicans to furnish the capital stock, and
Bates to put in the character.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-17

New YoRK, May l6.--A meeting of the
friends of General Sam Houston will be held
this evening. 1t is preliminary to a move
ment for his nomination for the Presidency.
Samuel L. Butterworth has positively de-
clincd the Office of Postmaster of New York,
rendered him by the President.