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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-01-28
To An Concerned I

TO All Concernedt
il Do wish that all of my old customers
that have unsettled accounts with OF D. Phillips F call
and settle Immediately. want my pay 20 a. 70 pay ohers
and must have T. and VIII have Il where can get IT. am In
the Boot and Shoe Business yet,
and am selling Cheap for Cash. Ready Pay and nothing
else, because
II should trust each time I'm asked
Ny Stock would soon be gone
And Bankrupt then become
For Credit I'd get none
Once trusted an my fiends
(For SO they seemed 10 bel
But when asked them for my psy,
They'd only laugh at me.
Then elsewhere they would trade foF cash,
To me they would not come
SO lost my stock, and lost my trade,
And thus undone
And now my friends, sell for CASH
As Cheap and Good a. can be-
And though your trade wish 20 have,
For Cash it is I'd thank ye.
Ny work Is the best my prices low,
And trade seek most fervent,
For smallest avofs will be,
leur very humble servant N. PHILLIPS.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-01-28
roduce at Market Prices,

DAINTS aud OILS.-White Lead. Gel
L. ebratcd Hudson River brand also Niagara White Lead
Co. Dry and Ground in Oil Yellow Ochre; Red Lead Paris
G-een and Werdigrs Ground in Oil; Raw and Boiled Lin
O Paint Brushes be had at ov prices any
place in town. of ROOT a MORRISON.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-01-28
SANFoBR5gS'ss R5S' sryEl LIVER gISI2,,lE lINyleoRA-

1T - COMPOUNDED eufirolv f,or, f,,... - L.. -.
"a "a esta6hshed act astandard Medeine hna-n IA s
eu ~ ell that have used H. and h no, nosted spp ,
II Ia Z tne diseases =; for which iti recommended
i, naS gwen up all hopes Of re- 8 ss s t yeats whe
The d,se ,n,,.. IN M my pos. : session show
indlyduai taLrs M adapted 70 the temperament OF the
gently the Hnwes 'cu IN such Quantities as TO act
Let the dictates Of 49,, = ,s...
Of the Liver nvrorst luugment guide you In the
paints BiOus attacks Ivs anu VIII cure Liver Com
Summer Comniaints nsyy 2 pepsia, Chronic Darrhoea
Habtuai Cos,ivepes1 CI tety, Dr0psy, Sour Stomach
Cholera Infantum Flaulence A. fue Ohoiera rbus,
and may he used success Is fti FeHae Meaknees-
Medicine II viii cure Sick X Hesasah ~ VreiihaIy famiy
testify In twenty minutes n 2 two or w. .noutanos can
taken at commencement Of : attack 'o Npoohuh arc
All who use u giving their testiro,n, l., "a. -
Mix water ia the mouth with the InviRoratog ~
both together. Sf''' anu swallow
Price One Dollar per Bottle.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-01-28
Root & Morrison.

SKELETON ,SKIRTS-Ladies do yon
want p by. Iwill .sll eleven hooPed skirts ior o.
t@sife n0oYcn sAht ior u -. n g. DICK
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-01-28
German Bitters.

WlH eendHy euTe Lirr CompIdt, DyGpePsla JdHna4cs,
Chronic OF Nervous Debility Diseases Of The Nd
Reys, and all diseases arising from a dis
ordered LiDer Stomach
Such as Constipation, Inward Piles Funess or Blood
Head Acdy OF the Stomach, Nausea Heartburn, Disgust for
Food Funess Weight in the Stomach Ecations,
Sinking or Pueng at the Pit of the Stomach Swimming OF
the Head Hurried and dc"lt Breathing Fut erng the
Heart Choking Sullocatng Sensations when in lying
posture Dhnness Of Vision Dots Webs before the Sight
Fever and Dull Pain in the Head Deficiency Perspraon'
Ieowness othe Skin aud Eyes Pain in the Sde Back Chest
Limbs Sc Sudden Flushes of Heat Burning in the FLESH
Constant Imagnings Of Evil and great Depression Spirits
The propetor in calling the attention of public this
PREPARATION do so with feeling of the utmost confidence in
7ntues and adaptation to the diseases for which II re-
commended.
It no nd unred article but that has stood the
test Of ten ars trial before the American people, and its
reputation ana sale unrvaed by any similar preparation
extant The trm0ny In its favor given by Prominent and
well known Physicians and individuals in all parts the
country Is immense and careful perusal the Almanac
published annually by the proprietor and he had gratis Of
any OF his Agents cannot but satisfy the most keptica
this reedy is really deserving the great celebrity It has
tained
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-01-28
BOOTS & SHOES = THE ORDER
- OF THE DAY
In he Hilbert B{ork--O -Old7X9


In he Hubert Block Old X9.
TIE subscribers wish to a.. call the stentfon Of the
pahlic tn the fact, that they R IN the Market and
Ready made and also TO order Of Good QEal cheap
competitors
They intend their shop shall not be Eh behind both
20 Htg and beauty in manufacture Of the kinds Of stock they
work They say nothing than they intend to furnish the
best the market Affords whether the kind the other
they purchase for cash. and not confined to market for
supplies
Among the articles to be found the following; Gents
French Calf Boots Kip Boots all kinds Coarse Kip Boots
Calf Brogan Shoes Calf Oxford Shoes Gents high Patent
Congress CATERS also the ordinary Congress CATERS suitable
for the Summer trade. Boys Boots aud Shoes adapted
the Also nice article OF Oxford Ties.
To The LADIES
they wish to say that they supply you with
Caters as good and as Cheap
be found in this plOce elsewhere Proe which
cannot fail to please then both Congress and Lace with
and without MoIacco and Kid Pokas Moracco Duskns
and heavy Chldens Plain and Fancy Shoes Patent Leather
ANGLE Ties FOR Children.
Our motto is SMALL PROFITS & READY Pay -
Call and look at these Goods They will be happy TO exhibit
them, and win furnish you with HttGe Gas, and Good
articles be found elsewhere.
The above most respectfully dedicated Cali and look.
Skies & Sloan.
Ashtabila Nav 10Th. 1850 4qI
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-01-28
INSURANCE AGENCY.-H. Fassett,
II ASHTIRTI.4 DITTD

ASHTABULA ONO,
Is the authorized Agent for Ashabua County of the follow
ing named Insurance Companies which have complied with
the laws OF Ohio and authorized 10 transact business in
this State.
Risks taken Farm and detached buildings and contents
at the lowest rates Of responsible companies for to five
years, and on property in villages at fair rates.
Losses honorablT adjusted and promptly paid.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-01-28
New Goods !-Fail of le69lI

New Goods Fall of 1959lI
THE Subscribers take this method of
Il rendering to their Friends and Patrons their grateful ac-
acknowledgements for the very liberal support they have
aeed hard times and have the pleasure of exhibiting their
inspection avery much larger Stock Of Goods in the several
departments Of their busluess,
than they have ever kept.
In the DRY eoobs3 Department
be found very Large Stock oBroad Cloths Beaver Cloths
Esquimoux Coating Black Brown, Mixed and Grey Cassi
meres OF all grades.
Large Stock of satlnet Kentucky Jeans Tweeds and
Fued Cloths Blue, Red White and Yellow Fiannels Knit
wrappers and Drawers Wooden Hoods color and prices
Broeha, sEelia, Plaid Wool, and variety ofOthsr
ShawlS,
Very Nice, and very low 10 price.
In Ladies' Dress Goods
we think we please the most hstidous wide raugf
In MerinoS, all wool and common Delans,
Valencias Poplins Plaid Wool, and Onion Plaids
Black and coloed Silks many Other nice things to say
nothing OF our Large Quantity Of French, English,
hetimacki Cocheco, and other excellent Prinsl
good assortment Of
White Goods, Gloves and Hosiery
Coored Beached, and Brown Drilinps Domestcs Jeans
Stripes, Denims, Checks and Ticks, Cotton Yarn,
Batting, Wadng, &c, &C.
Yankee Notions,
full and mplete stock in all its brurches
Groceries,
In this department are full stocked oil that is usually
kept, and of Superior quality
Crockery and Glass Ware.
We have just fled up shelves with entire New Stock,
perfect and beautiful.
Doors and SHOES,
- very fine ck of Custom made Of all sizes descrptOns
q GO
All the New STYLES and Mems and Boys Caps ofa
Patterns from a low great many different Pat
priced Wcol, to ele- terms, Quality Pri-
CANT Beaver. oes.
Hardware, Paints
Nails, Oils
Glass, Putty,
Stone Ware, Brooms
Wooden ware. &C., &C.
We are willing and anxious TO sell Goods for Cash. or short
time Cusomerswho pay they agree toas low they
be bought in this county.
We shall receive payment for Goods debts due
most kinds Of
Produce at Market Prices,
such "a
Butter, Lard, Pork, Dried Fruit, I'll kinds of
Grain, &C., &c.
We hope our Friends and all who oOLingl buyin
Goods, will favor with call
Remember charges for showing Goods
TYLER G. COLLI s.
~ n
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years. and on property in villages at fair rates
Losses honorablT adjusted and promptly paid.
Home Insurance Company,
OGioe Nos ll2 ia Broadway, n y
Cash Capital all paid in .......,.. S1,000,00O
susss over prcsi y;, pr SopgGo Xce Pr
l. MILTON SMITH, Sec'y.
City Fire Insurance Company,
NEW HAVEN, conn.
.aIIl actually pad m 'si50OO0
surplus OF over. lOO,OOO
WELLS SoUTHwORTI. Prest JAS f BABCOCK, Vice Prest
LEVI b. BRADLEY, seey.
Charter Oak Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
HARTFORD, CoSN, JANUARY !, 1859.
Capital actually paid in cash. .......... 100000 90
surplus on hand over liabilities ........ 10000 90
RALPH GILLETT, PreSt. JOSEPH H. sPRAGUE, Secy
Conway Fire Insurance Company,
CONWAY, MASS,
Capital paid up .S 100000 90
surplus over liabilities OF nearly. 100000 90
JAS WHITNEY, Pres't. DAVID c. RoGERs, Secy
The official statements OF the above Companies duly filed
the Office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas and
also in the Office of the undersigned.
Prompt attention to applications from any part the county
The undersigned is also Agent for the
Charter Oak Life Insurance Company,
of Hartford, Conn.
the reputation and actual condition of which not surpassed
by any company in the Union.
Ashtabula, May 25 1859. 492
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-01-28

IN Sewing Machine.
Their great utility beyond question. An obstacle 10
The way Of their general adoption Is want Of acquainRnce
with equaly merits Of the various ratents In mark
ct The confident representations Of interested agents and the
sorry experience Of those who have purchased the single
thread rayeug machines the strength o those represent
eiiou 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
b. relied upon in selecting The lock stitch s the only desir
able stitch TAKEN D0sbie Thread Lock Stich Machine,
;. one lla- You cannot Man Be dacaiaaa Ia Tla
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-01-28

Jefferson, October II, 1850.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-01-28

BeRsroleHt Institution, established by special Eudoam,
for the Relief Of the SICK and Disiresssd afflicted
Whk PirHkcRi and Epidemic Dsseases
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-07-14

- QsfDspcenaie xisewesAsn (gvsae ssisk
'ess tes essarirlsl ase trying p 81 up Unsoa oi
:" - eseneats, againse - Rapahlisan party.
apoa one eVsetceal ltickst. 1hev psobess . noa-
lnaec elsstosa pledged q vose To- sttAer Doasias
Breckinsidge or Bell just q cIrssnseances may
render it expedleus Hhould this araAgsnent
be made no voter could tell whether be was vot-
Ing Tor Doaslas and ''sqpatser Sovereignty >
hFscktnrdes and . rAave code,r o. Deu and
"sAs Constitution and Cnion." But thla 10 not
atall material We hope Uniun VIM b stecs
ed ef ell The political elenents. alive Or dead, n
this State, 20 that We may have sosething 70
1ght, and an opportunity Of clesniug out tie
whole miscellaneous lot,
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- 3~0NO@ ~ VA134e - 1siaeA~at 49, -
4 1heipreadsst nov y bss my pear.
lFtEi - highest nos usges high;
Tsdav, Of ~ the wsasy ysar, isaa
aA AshiAR ofmeD aAls hsst @
D 9e1ay nlihe afs eseat and mail, oa
"A IL nons1eoa and III knswn;
Nv palaes y sAe people's hall
The ballot-box my throne.
Who serves 10 day npon ne list
Besides the served ahall stand:
Afks she brea an and, grinkled hst,
The Rloved and dainty hand.
The rich are level with 9he poor,
The weak are strong to-day;
And alcekest broadcloth eoants no more
Than honespun frock Of gray.
TO day let pomp and vain ptetense a
ny stubborn right abide
sct paain snsh's common sense
Againes the pedant's pride
To-day shall aimple Aanhood try
20 The strength Of gold md laAd:
The wide world hes nos wealth 70 buy
The power in my right hand,
sb1S. e. -4 #ss gs
While there's : grief to need redren
Or balance TO adjust,
Where weigh onr loving manhood less
Than Mammon's vilest dust; s g
Where there's right 70 claim my vote,
Or wrong to sweep away, 4
Upi cloutcd knees and ragged coat
4 mans man to-day ~ g. Whittier.
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BURLINGTON, SATURDAY, JULY14 1850
- pxlxa.

1he fslloutng bsanaifal pesa " copy ffqAtA
MsaghiA 1sak, Dsassin. Il = sssly - -
sseh n e. eoaaana ~ neset. Il isssss,
y bsautifally ID. p
Rake ~ pi1low, hsaband dearest--
Eatns md fanteF soN1s NJ breath; is
II And theee aha1sW4 stealial ploWly, te
Must, tnoN, ~ sheee of Aeafh v lfst
I ST down clpa4 he1i3e - enexn
u Let - cla1p yone Warm se1uaG hand,
fQurs that evef IN. suseainsa me m ef
70 the hOr1ees pf tAisfland.
For tyons God and niDe--oar Father,
Thence shah svss lad me o.,
Where upon throne eteraal, s
Sits his loved ard s0n1y SOa.
4 I've had vieons, and been dreaming
Der Tho paaG Of jey snd pain;
Year BY year Eve wandered backward,
Till Was child again. 44
4 Dreamed Of girihoAA and the monent
When seOod youF vife and bside-
How ny heart thrilled With loves triumph
In that hour Of woman's pride.
Dreamed Of thee md all thee easth-cord
Firmly twined about my heart
Oh! the bitter, burning anguish
WAcH uISs knew We m04S part
It has past-and God has promised
All thy footsteps 70 sttend;
He, that's more than ffiendsor brothers
He'll be with thee to she end.
There's no shadows DER the portals
Leading 70 my heavenly hon,e- E
Christ hath promised life immortal,
And 'tis He that bids me come i
44aE 7
When ife's trials wait around thee,
And its chiding pillows swell,
Th011t thank Heaven that am spared,
Thoult then feel that "all is well.n
Bring our b0ys unto my bedside;
ny last blessing let them keep
But they're sleepiDg-do not wake them
They'll learn soon enough 70 weep.
Tell them often Of their mother,
kiss them for me when thev wake,
Lead them gently il life's pathway,
Love them d0ubly for nv sake.
Clasp my hand still closer, darling,
This. the last night Of my life,
For tomorrow, shall never
Answer, when you call lne s'wife."
Fane-thee-well my noble husband,
Faint not meath this chastening rod;
Throw yOUr strong arm around our children,
Keep them close to thec--and God.
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U NJ y F r
DOu0LAsm NEw Y0ak.-The ratification meet
lp to the old mark. There WAS q very material
falling OF both % to numbers and enthusiasm. .--
In pyrotechnics and cannonading there waa, Of
course, NO Lack but these are articles that count
very little and weigh still less OF substantial,
projectile force of the sort which does execution
there was very little In the meeting. t3t
Its the misfortune of Ar. Douglas In pushing
ms canvass, both In the North and the South,
that the Uoss elective argument in his tasor 10
still stronger argument Tor Cne Of his rivals in
each section. At the North, Represents himself
- man Who steadtasfly reflSss to yield to the
aggressive demands OF slaveh0lderA But in rest
ing his claims for Northern support upon this
ground, his friends allOw--as their persistent
purpose 70 nominate him implied-thAt the de-
mands of the South ought TO be withstOOd. That
ONCE recognized, q large portion OF the people
will say the Republican party gives better guar
antee N its instincts, history, position, aud pros
pscts, that its resistance will amount TO some
thing. A. between Douglas and Breckenridge,
the asserted necessity for withstanding the de.
lnands Of the South, would carry the great body
OF the Northern votes for Mr.. Douglas. But 10
between Douglas and Lincoln, the feeling that
these Demands ought to BE- withstoOd, will more
naturally seek expression in votes for the Repub-
iican candidate.
SO ia the South. the chief argument for Nr.
Douglas is better one for one Of the rival can
didates A far a. the plan Of the Southern
campaign 10 yet developed, it seems % b the
purpose ofshe Douglas Democrats 70 badger their
opponents by inceSsant charges Of disios atty 70
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-07-14

HA QuAxbAas.-very few Of she Democratic
papersin Pennsyivania know what - do just nov.
The Washington Review. Harrisbars Sentinel,
and Pittsburgh Post 80 for DouglAs; the Phila-
delphia Argus hoists The name of Breekinridge !;
the Lancaster Intelligcncer puts up bo4a tickess;
while the Pennsylvanian, the Harrisburg Union,
the Washington Examiner, York Prese, and the
country papers generally, 'mourn The rash and
Incorporate counsels that have brought this
great calamity spou the Democratic party" but
declines, for the present, to take sides with ei.
ther @u
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-07-14

MANHOOD ASD HONoR RViNDICArED-Eon. VIM.
A. Richardson, Douglas fnglcman at Charles
ton and Baltimore, said it was impossible for
them to yield or compromise, as their honor and
manhood were involved in the struggle They
p, p,etended 10 be actuated by great principle
yet they nominated for the Vice Presidency Ben
jaMin Fitzpatrick. who voted to displace Stephen
A. Douglas ~ Chairman Of the Committee on
Territories, and who, also within the last sir
MONTHS voted for the Senate caucus resolutions,
which repudiates the heresies Of Douglas.
Moreover, Gov. Fitzpatrick, in a letter to citi
zen Of jackson county, Alabama. last fall, de-
nounced ''unfriendly legislation" and opposed
the nomination of Douglas. Notwithstanding
these facts, he was placed upon the ticket for
Vice President, by Men who could not abandon
Douglas because their manhood and honor were
involved. The political sentiments Of Senator
Fitzpatrick are Numerically opposed to Douglas
on all his distinctive d0ctrinca This palpable
and irrecOncilablc contradiction furnishes an
unanswerable argument against the political
honesty OF the party which nomnates such can.
didates. II will require vastly more skill and
energy Of lying than even the Douglas orato
and edi ors possess, 10 make this appear other.
wise than dishonest 70 the people Of the North
The very reasons which would opeeate to make
NJ. Fitzpatrick strong in the s .uth will operate
with crusliing power to weaken him in the North.
So far a. he was concerned, the ticket was worse
than cheat--it was an insult to the honest
masses Of Democracy. Manhood and honor
must be at discount when it requires such
disgraceial trickery 10 sustain it. These self
sacrificing martyrs vindicGte their devotion to
principle bv pl cling on the Douglas platform
man who does not entertain sentiment in CON-
mon with this nominee, aud who considered him
40 unworthy T. ill the position as Chairman Of
the Committee on Tcrritories.-[M Memphis Ava
lanvhe.
The same as TO HERscHEL v. JonNscS, only
more 20.
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/ 4sSs s&ttztf2essssSsfss UGD000e
rrAe snsv,.s sesg ~ vrssen yoe.. q. .,xr en-,
@@s nsEssca tvt) ross, ma sung q Llxcola g
Mo- g.. llAaaa psssisi, . q 4 nss-sSak Oh
- ea
- ~ by hs neigeboss ~ vi.sa asd ~,
Sss Z .oss e. ~ ss e = ssss 2 az
Kita, 4c.
hes hea lonG been Ne p1s sfthe nsa I'D ssAe lpyx
20 = IN 49, u1le hsnss ukA - In e ssRre4 ..
ses y knew sAat sae people he'd ansshs 70 1es.
Htn, &c.
q Ahs'an he trsdged ON 70 wasAangtoa straight,
ond rseeed Ne wte Hoase shroueh he avsnas eaas,
Oa Duck and be eroases, (some chaps fu0 tAe ectAj
- round the EaA recon, rather down IN The u,outh
Ritz. &c.
0ld Ale seisea the knockerana gave sacA . shaop.
BUCK Thought The Staee salp bad run into ttuup:
hs y ssrsnbled e cyer and turned deadly pale,
ueeee, Ato n, !. mnst be made With raj. !"
sra % Ritz, kc.s
Ran Lewis, run Jerry, and open the door
A9s she fanctionary' nearly Ss down the door
There's only one that knoeks tAas wav In h2eneA
And he y thae tarnal OH ABG o. fns WEST"
Ntu, &c.
The Cabinet, frightened, ~ sim In their eeats
J. whls ss. Ah.am % Impatient the r.ppins repea.s,
" his ssoys. sAsssrIs: !. ~ !. ,hs devl . pa5.
At last thoueA relv,r4sns n,c, o.,.,.a ~. 49,.
And found ann rslsing n 80 49, - s...
!" have coua INV 6ne felio.,s , ~ -. - a.. 49,,
Is No eive 10 GIr rceics - ws1.ts -. - s'
u tn. &c.
" The people have v,sehea vcus .,S "a. =. .h..s
That your msnaeement'e runnnr ~ crs,ntrv h.hi,d
You're badly D. dslt snd vonr elss e IA o..'
70 make new 49, n ~ IN - "a - so's' 80
!. 7 n 800 " E,a' % &c. ss ''a one
% Yoa and nos.vl,a Asvs - ,,,s& ..s.s
ilna srnl1in - ~ IN. .r, .sss. W wa"
And bosh narfa ~, nssls.s ~. ..o.sse |. 5sls
For one goes AR .y,r.r,, ma ~. osn.. sss sss,
5fs5 4s.g 4, Ntu, &C.
- 20 the people concluded that the be.t tr,. tod
Il TO right the state slip and hIre : ner c--TS
Aud engase nev Captain g soua p thev r.n
And is ID INV duty 10 tel vc,a shss Al Txs uAHm
ssrSfE "a as,ff A"s &C. eszr
- Come n saws olA Rnch ts.n - ao,.x ~,
The remarks ycu have p.nXe arr =. shfnS
don't care . cMss for the cownfr, th.a,. a., ~ '
But youW beaA old Dousias ven ~, tsse - ola =,