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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-07
FOR. SALE.

CtIX HUNDRED ACRES OF VALUABLE TIMBER
- Land. on the Northwestern Nirgiu!n Railroad.
Said land lies in Richie County. 30 miles from
Parkersbnrg The timber is mostly oak. Of different
varieties. contang n large quantity Of good stave
timber. Also excellent yellow poplar and some yell
low pine of n superior quality 1t il blu; short dis
from the village Of Cairo. where there IL good
saw mill on n stream of sufficient size to run tho
timber into tho Ohio river. As the object of tho
proprietor is to dispose of it TO have i pToduc
tive without his personal attention. he Will sell 70:
one fourth of the purchase money in hand and the
remaining in instalments running or 10 years, with
annual interest the notes. he would exchange it
for productive property in the city vicinity of
Wheeling. Any wishing to zee il will call on Mr..
John Douglass living near Cairo. II VIII be sold in
tracts 100 If desired Though hily IL is
mostly susceptible of cultivation. will make excellent
pasturags. In Of Mr.. Douglass cbscuce, David
McGregor Esq. will show the premises. Price, from
s. TO $40 per epi-bt-d&w
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-07
SHERIFF''s SALE
Of Real Estate in the 5th Ward.

Savings Bank Of Wheeling In Chaneery in the
ClICuii Court OF
VIM. i;ankin N'lTnnst'r. Il a2S o0C o. Fei'2s %
Pursuant to ,I,rrr. rendered u, tie above entitled
the 1Hti jay of February. lSen. will pro
crcI 70 sell public sale huntiay, the 1Th day -:
MAY l>ru. the front "or % tie Court House VI
ONO County lot NJ" -. the Garner 81 Market and
scsuui ia the 9TH ard OF the city IT W heel
., on which n ere T,. tcIcH!-uts: and also the
north half Of lot No. 4" aI the corner Of Chaplinr
.d nth in -aid 5Gl waTd- which there u
brick much ii said property a. viii
pay jii- following mentioned ia aid decree,
10 Wit To james II. MNIcchcn- administrator. &c,
~ - aith interest thereon from tn. 9Th day %
December l>- until paid: {" he S,EiH-@ Tank III
rns tie Of - 10 ;5.- Will interest thereon
iry the 2i!i lay ni Erreiuir- l. - until paid. ana
cots said Ii.u. ii La, against said admins
traitor: C!-ria- Il. Perry th- II =. -. with
interest T.. I'll" lt!i iaE Of Nay ls. M
til paid: to y =. NcNaElIcIi The s Of 81 5, s!th
Interest thereon from the 9th lay o. OctObeT- 1855
until paid and u " j. i;e the -Un oi So ~. with
interest thereon from the 1t day II August. 1885,
until aid anu costs.
TETNrs "F SyLf--Tcu per cent # the purchase
money ia c,- a!ri credit !nr the residue III
three equal iT-tliu;cut- Of SN. twelve and ei"tet
months tho day Of sale the purchaser pur-
ra>eT- ivina rtd-. With Sood security bearing In
Ih, day IF sale i'T the deferred install
THE title retained until the whole Pur-
chase mnE"I i paid SAM'L IRWIN
nIiI3n-td sheriff q. {. and Commizr.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-07
REMOVED.
WIN. TAYLOR,s

TOBACCO AND CIGAR MANDATORY AND
Store has boon removed from lGS 90 Man-St..
in warehouse formerly occupied by j. NJ. Todd Co,
where he will be pleased to meet his old friends and
patrons. with as many new ones rs can come. IiaY-
ing rcplcnished my stock am able to offer better
Inducements tlIHm ever. mh26-lm
HORTICULTURAL TOOLS s. GAR
DEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. / Frost have
Just received from the East large supply Of Pruning
NiDpers and shears Trimming Chiscl-. Pruning Saws
on long h1ndlc heavy Pruning Hooks for cutting u7
or down. Bill Hooks Ed-inE Knives Border Shears,
Garden Forks Ladies t;lrt.n Trowc-. Bri.r Hooks,
&c. also large variety Of AIuIlcuh!C and Steel uke7.
Hoes Sprding Forks. long aud short handle Shovcls
and spades Jerks for Rn-" Bushes, and every thing
pertaining to a first class agricultural warehouse
Al-O. Prince Albert Seeding Potatoes, N"lE Jersey
Courd Seed, Corn, &c. mhZJ No. u Main ST.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-07
PROGR ANIME.

1.
l. Overture from the Opera: The German Grenadier,
W. Waller. By the Orchestra
2. Fine feste Burg ist unser Gott,.....A Luther.
Coral sung by all the Singing Choirs.
;. '.The Young Musicians" CLorus hucken'
Sung by the Harmony"
i. Ny Heart is in the Highland Stole.
Double Quartette, sung by members OF the '2!aii-
= cerenade.... ....... :. -. 1900. Schubart.
Solo for the Flute, executed by Louis Gaus
g. :Ou the Ocean" Chorus.
BY the 'Liedertafei.'
:. Har, O'Norma- BelLlni.
Sungry FIR Conrad and Louis Gaus
S. The Night CLuTus.............. ........tr AOl.
BY the ''Manne.chor'
PART II.
! Overture from the Opera: deuet Ia bayadere,
Comp. by Auber. BY the Orchestra.
. The Shepherds Song Sunday Chorus. kreutzer
Harmony.
s. The Praying Diabe!i.
Lore!cy Mannerquartette"
l. The Chapel, kreutzer.
''ManncrChOr."
g. The Nightingale, Song Stein
Accompanied by the Clarinette and Guitar,
Executed by the Mess. FIR. Conrad
VI. Feinlcr and J. Salade.
g. The Peasant Boys Grief Rararan AIT
Quertette sung by members Of the ''HSrmony.
4 The Last Dance of the Ball, Chorus.....Tollner.
Lcdertnfel
s The star Spanglcd Banner, Solo and CEoTus,.....
Solo sung by Louis Stifel.
Professor Carl Mann will accompany ibr SOLOS ana
Duets on one Of Mr. Mcllor's excellent Pianos.
Doors open at O'Clock. Tho Concert to commence
at S o'clock precisely.
Admission, Ut CENTS Hp4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-07
The Place to Get Them!

There are hundreds of persons male
Ind female, who ought to use one or an
other of these articles named below
Take 'time by the forelocl,7 and save
your health and strength, before both are
gone forever.
We offer the largest assortment in the
city of
Trusses, for all kinds ofRupture.
Supporters various styles.
Belts and Bandages.
Shoulder Braces, new and improved
styles.
Breast Pumps, Nursing Bottles,
Syringes, &c.
Trusses and supporter, Elastic Stock
ings, &c, are furnished of any size and
style wanted, at short notice. TrusseS
applied at either of our stores when it is
desired. Address or call on 4. H. LOGAN
& Co., No. ~, Main Street, or LOGAN, LIST
Il CO., Bridge corner, Wheeling, We.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-07

TnosE of our readers in the city
and vicinity, who have changed or intend
to change their places of residence, who
fail to get the paper in consequence, will
please leave their orders at the counting
room so that the carriers may be appraised
of their new location.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-07
On1l1llIerG
nv TETEGRApH.

New YoEg. April G.-FIour is a shade frmer. with
pretty good demand for the Eastern and home trade
and also but little export enquiry: sales 5000 bbiS
supcrine State chiefly ut $525Gr50: $40 for extra
State: 5000 $50 for superine Western; S53@GcIIo
for common to medium extra Western: S5.9O6J60J
for shipping brands extra Il. H. o. closing quiet and
firm. Rye FiOur unchanged. Corn Meal steady at
1895 for Jersey. Whisky steady and in fair demand
At 22Gg221, chiefly at the outside price WHEAT may
he quoted shade liuner. with better demand for
both export and home consumption: saicz Il 900 hue
Milwaukee Club at Sl.2l6nl ~: 600 bus. Chicago
Spring at Sl.2G; ljO0 bu7 inferior white Canada at
SG 1850 bus. Canada Club at Sl3: $500 white In
diana on private terms Corn quiet and scarce with
pretty good demand both for export and home trade:
market decidedly better; Western miXel wanted at
I2,&73; sNe+ 2l00O bus. at 72GrT6 for inferior to
prime. Oats quite firm and in fair demand ut l3Gr4
Pork very dull and prices strongly tend downward;
Beef steady and unchanged. Cnt meats plenty and
unchanged. Lard heavy; sales $50 bbls at lo12M
l035. Butter plenty and dull. Wool dull and
dropping; sales 75C6O n California at 22G32. Mo
iav still continues; sales 1000 hlIds. Cuba at Gt4GG
u I: 500 hlds \. o. at GlgT1 900 hhds. Porto Rico
ut ~ 1|5 hhds AIuscGyado OH private terms 10
boxes Havana do. Tobacco quiet ami unchanged:
sales 100 hhds Kentucky at Ia H. so s-ch leaf
NJ 1lGl6; 30 bales Havana at y: 20 bales Cuba on
private terms.
CINcIyxATH April 6.-No special change in the
money market: the demand is good but rs TO rem
der the market stringent good business paper istaken
by the regular discount houses at lutLl2 per cent
Exchange unalereI: the demand continues good.
Provisions unchanged; 200 bbls city packed mess pork
at SI?,25; 500 kegs Lard at NC and 300 Lb4 and
tiaices do mt lOL5c. Bacon could have been sold at
gI4c for side, and nc Tor prime shoulders. No en-
quily Tor Lulk meats: they were offered a; gEc for
shoulders, S2EaN}%c for sides. Flour unchanged;
sales Nmimp0rtant; supcrfne S5.l2G55p extra $500
6j.Sj. Whisky dull TO day. declined &c. with sales
Of 1900 bbls at lSI4c including that from wagon.
Groceries unchanged demand fair for AL articles sales
so hhds prime Sugar Sd; $50 bags fair Rio Coffee
at 1870, and small lots M"lasses nj +5 &c. Wheat
III good demand and market firm Mt 81 800 ,35 for
prime white and Sl.2S@l.36 for prime red Corn.
market G" and unchanged: ear in hulk NJ asa NC;
vunced lG2c per bush. closing at Ale i2c in bulk.
Rye the demand Is fair and prices steady ut yester
days quotations; sales 500 bush. from landing 81.
Barley dull but no change to notice in prices.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-07

HALIFAX, April 6.-There arc as yet no
sigrs Of the steamship Niagara, now due
at this por, with Liverpool dates of the
oath of March.
Cant. Crawford has arrived here from
the wreck oil the Hungarian and will 90 to
Boston by the Niagara. He has all the in
formation and numerous documents re-
specting the wreck.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-07

PENSACOLA, April 5.-T'he sloOp-of-war
Savannah has arrived here from Vera Cruz
on the 2Cth ult. Her advices are that Mir
mon was rctrcating-
Tie sloop-of-war Brooklyn had not nrri-
we'd. We have been unable TO learn any
details of the news.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-07

|s1 FEDERAL CorEr.-Tl;s Court met
sS's'uaE at the Court House, and after
launching a jury, continued some cases
NV adjourned. The greetings of the mem
s. KS 81 Tie Couat with lawyers and various
','s''iS and acquaintance in the city, were
deserved III the usual cordial manner.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-07

E=S The KtvEE.-There were over ten
w. 0' water in the chaencl of the Ohio
; : s'iay and Calling. The. Ford was
ing i'r Louisville and expected to get
."S' eTening. A fat boat belonging
- Mr. Joshua Bod!ey is lying at the land
~ receiving ready made wagons, carts
o. Tor til. Southern country.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-07
Reed C Kraft.

Hgr REMovAL.-The Office of the Clti-
zens Deposit Bank has been removed 10
No. IS, Monroe street, next door above
George X. Wheats store.
ap2-lw Joux r. MILLER, Cashier.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-07
Trustees Sale OF the Wheeling Win
doNY GInSA WORKS.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST. DATED
ID July Ith 1857, from Russell, McAfce I To-. daily
recorded in the Clerk Office Of the county of Ohio,
shall self public auction, the front door Of the
Court House OF said county, on tho first Monday in
April next Lots No 4I 40 IL, Is and ~, on the oU
ginal plat of North Wheeling including i!e Window
Glass Works anlall the machinery ard improvements
thereto belonging.
Terms made known on day Of sale Selling As
Trustee will make such title only is vested in
T c. McAFEE, Trustee.
E3"Thn above sale is postponed until tho 1 st
Monday in Nay. apI-lm
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-07

CIxcISxArl, April f.-ThiS morning the
huild.ug corner of Western Row and Co
Iumbia. occupicd by ~. ". IIamer * Co.,
FIour Mills. was entirely destroyed by IRE.
T.oss 500. 900 Insurance not known. --'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-07
MANHOOD,
HOW LOST HOW RESTnREn.

dO" LUST, dUW RESUMED
Just Published, Al a SEATED Enreiore.
OK THE NATURE, TREATMENT AND RADICAL
CURB OF SPEBYATORRHOEA. or Seminal Weak
ness sexual Debility, Nervousness aud Involuntary
Emissions, inducing IpITotcnoy and Mental and
Physical Incdpacity.
TT ROE !. CULVERwFLL- VI. T.,
Iitbor If @Th> Gresl, BsoI,'' d.
Thr wrrId-Tc1ovned author. in tElis admirablr Lee
tura dearly TToT"s from Liz CHPerisnGS that IL"
awful cnnscIucncC= II self abuse may he esctUalIy
removed without Medicine aud aftlI"ut dangerous
surgical OPERATIONS, huUEies, ip-tTTmeuis. ring or
@TdJal-; pointing Iuui- ~ once certain
.'Hi s;isctuaI- 10y which e'0rr -nFcr~r- matter
what hi- COMPLETION NAV e NAV In-sIf risaBy,
l-jrI;riY ard sef.iicLF. Thi~ Lecture Will prove
boon a. Ihou-irnd- and ihousaFd--
Scut u0.ler seal 20 any aIdrr-- y-sr' TJfd- the
receipt nj two postage -fauil- by addressing Or. Gil
- e. KLINE " p So FiT-t A,srIEe- Ne.r York,
Poet box Asa. apiIy-dkw
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-07
Trust Sale.

Trust Sale.
T0I VIRTUE OF : DEED OF FEUST FROM VIII
- LIAM SAXT Kill NOW 'iec.aEClJ to the fynieI-
rgned dated the II; day of August 1883 and now %
record ia Ohio cEInty Cart CleTk-s oirs. in BouE
No. II fiIi7 1872 Isiii tho 18th DAY at april 1861
tho hour % IL o'clock 4. Vi 1T the lat residence
81 tine aid Maxwell, tie north Side ~ Wshsic-
srTect. Centre Wheeling. !r"cs 81 81. ile fllas.
ing personal property. e. witt lftah.ay =,-ia oI,.
mahogany r"ckD., chair TX seln1uy c!Ia-s.
table lsokins Els-- 'hTe.-f-ly eeTPrt, i've
.rIiriOy, bind. three csftaSa walnut f.itElls ai
beddu. tor iho sL.nr, ssht-,lsy elS-- dressing
bureau with boxing EIs5z. I nsau yspy SsshstaIi.
chairs. - y1'ri- rag c.Tpet. chIIx
cradle, venit;nn window blind gold hunting
watch. Western S3r,. ni.t' okinE stove sud
fender.
TURNS SAIg-Cash.
IaasG-3od ALFRED CALDWELL TRUSTEE.
"HIsK L BAlERELA.-.ss, Ffinl,- I.,ll
w Thskey BaTTe!s all we'll E-aSoned tTmbe. aud
clssr Of sap Inst Tocsive1i and FOR sale Icy
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-07
LAUGHLINS & BUSHFIELD'S
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.

'ENII.: ATT ENTIOS OF JnBBERs AND DEALERS
Z in Ink. is invited this Fluid, which : warranted
tD =i.r Satisfaction.
1hc price OF this Ink IS much lower than any
other -hr.ng fully - per cent ly~rT-that II cannot
G I" sell rapidly, aud i worthy the attention u
close Iuyerr.
PIT I-P IN QUART BOTTLES,
PUT Up IN QUART BOTTLES.
PUT Up IN QUART BOTTLES.
Also ~ PINT BOTTLES.
Also IN PINT BOTTLES,
ALSO IN PIST BOTTLES,
AND IN HALF PINT BOTTLES
AND IN HALF PINT BOTTLES
AND IL HALF PINT BOTTLES
EACH DOZEN IL 4 FOX,
EACH DOZEN IN \ Bon,
EACH DUZES IN i Bon,
CAREFULLY PACKED.
CAREFULLY FACKED.
CAREFULLY PACKED. TrE2
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-07

PrrrzDuaGu, Apr! G--HIver 81 feet by
pier mark: GU Al stand.
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n ~J
dig INIo1'(fC tLo
NJ INV GOODS
AT
vi ctud4IL . LII LsS 0OSA %
I } TAR Baking Soda Washing Soda. For sale
cherp at lmhl4l GRAiIASLs DRUG STORE.
DEARL SAGE, BEST DAT MEAL,
6"rnI,'Ia Arrow Root. For sale at
mills Gi!AIlA us DEGG STORE:
rRANEIES, WINES AND WITS.
mhiI - GKAHANI's DRUG STORE
-0CI,,g 1UP DTSCOP
w 49, 6i,tnr ITod1,sr,.c Rit1,rs n1rr.
,,NvJc. itfr,crs S.r:s Sgrson tTiiIS For sale a;
'",I III i''''t''' ~ - GGEHAHis IitutE STORE
mn - =
- 80. - - ~, a IA a. r;.., At
Z GRITIAIs DrIJG sT0KF.
nh14 sign Of tho Zig Mortar,
NTo11 Who'll po7oa,,
rrsr CE1vED--iooH1 rails Fresh New
il w,,iI Paners IIoyinr srIi Mi NV old rlpors /
W.lI oHtr Nothing but new and tro.h stock at my
u,r4l low prices JOSEPH GRAVES.
@5.,2 VAN s,zoS'' ee"'5s 6 %Ssl @,.n
W nm JIoTi,,i soti1 ,;To"n Pancr. satin Bun
poncr, omI IiiIt blinds Of every d.cripti6m At re-
-
/ 4 ". 3. TiTPEr'T los AIa,n IT,
opposite spvins- Bank.
- =
4 HLiLS' Sf'S' \ n - , H ~. ~ re"
I DIES, for sale by = n. ' hNSE, ~.
jan2o NnS. 81 ana "@ nam street
,r,TEEL,--Cast. Shear. German Bli.trr nni
= Spring steel. for sail by IN. VANCE.
ian2O 60 and 81 Main street.
=
Ell ~ onnaS7 I Jun, x
! -ian%6 J.N VANCE.
( NkASS Sc DS:--Sln'cF' iIi'"tnH, N ~"
mi mixed Lawn Grass for sale nj the Seed Depot Of
mills SMITH X GORRELL.
~ II-ETVST. L. v -Irl I,rr.l. an
AHn ~ N, - 80 -, WIjt-,, f,,,, ",,o IN tSrir
- per ~ n ,,i ~; nj ,Ssrrant
yE1r %, ,p 10" &r J r sae b W, E% NBAMs,
P"'I' !" '''' anu " ~ - 10 Main :.
30 RN, GRANT 6; W1I.'S TOBACCO,
II j. r,.rs Don Ouiynto Tobacco,
2 do Hunters do
Z bbI- C;arrctt's snuT. at
fcbl3 LIST. MORRISON 4 COS
I,tRDEN SEEDs--ror sale l,y the box, ny
I The nound or bv the single rapec. Mt the seed
am, If iaroSi SMITH 4 GORRELI.
ID Ar IRON .--Ncnnu Ir9n, rom . IN. =" '-ioih'
ID Square Iron from ~ m 10 = ~; ,iuh
oval aud Half Oval Iron Band and Hoop Iron, Nor
way and Juniai Nail Rod Iron On hand and Tor sale hy
! C7UNDRIES.--Ha \ SpCcIs5 Flows, and Flow
"Labeile Works'' Naiis, as."rtsd.
Moss NJ q Uau'0'" F'''s "u" f''7i'' d. -'" ="
Coal lanai and pevopshfrc shovels.
U"I S''lI '';,L S ,r;T T;,..,s n, hand
d toW ma hr b'"eA an" i''ft \ nTcKEY
mh9 No q Monroe st:
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-08-18
aar.n, Meh.s

"The Democrat Of the Dinner Table, is
writing some capital things for the New
York Atlas The following is specimen
Great men are not much after all With
all they accomplish, with oil the marks they
make upon the age In which they live, when
they die the world seems to go on its course
Just as well without them. They are not
missed beyond the day Of their funeral.
To be sure, we love to talk Of them, ap'
plaud their deeds, aud glorify their names
but we only do it that we may detract from
the merit Of those who are living. Those
great men, who imagine themselves the salt
of the earth, generally go into the earth as
fresh as Il they had never been soaked IN
the brine of fame.
1t is the nature Of man to banker after
strange goods he likes to set up something
Of his own to worship, to applaud, to apos-
trophise. Great men answer the purpose.
We get them up, and when, like children,
we get tired of the toys Of which We thought
We should never tire, we knock 'em down
and get others in their stead. We all know
how much less we think Of great statesman
after we become acquainted with him. A
stranger be seemed colossus a something
not exactly Of our species, wounderful-
what is it 7 The connecting liuk betweeI
humanity and the gods. But as an &C
quantance, and with us in every day walks
: the colossus becomes man of commanding
!. stature, and we laugh at our folly in having
: imagined him to be any better than our
= selves. "The John Smith, the great states
!, man and orator." when we come to din
:, every day at the same table with him, be
p comes old Jack Smith-went into Con
:, gress last session." aud we rather doubt hi
g greatness. = He talks, acts like an ordinar
man eats tough beef, ard drinks bad cotfe
A. and tanglewood gin with as thorough a gus
It to as the deck hand Of q Mississippi steam
RS boat.
H. :. Your famous man at home is nobody
p so you think when you live next door, or
y the same house with him. You hear th
Z; voice which has "awed listening Senate,
bawling out from the head Of the stairs
y Hello, there, why the duce don't you sc
>, that breakfast up?" Or you get q glimp'
: of him in the back yard, administering
tremendous walloping to his youngest borl
His fame is gone then, and though he
- one Of your party leaders, you can't hay
the same confidence in his ability, his grea
y ness, or his power as an orator, aft
that
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-08-18
Pianos and 1Iclodeon,


Pianos and McLodeonS.
NJ Hal, b,, the Measure Of saving that during the past 70
years more than three thousand families have been made
Fad by his individual efforts in the sale Of Pianos and helode
.od. much pleasure to hear almost daily, expressions
like the followingi
aspoe we bought the Ncodeon ofyou Jshn stays at home
ovGd betors Susan did without the silk dress 70 have
Melodeon. Harriet postponed the journey East preerTng
nice Piano. Them 10 MelodeOn you sold in our town done
more 10 improve the young folks than any thing
excepting the preaching OF the gospel Henry NPPeaEeo
he has entirely recovered am sorry did not buy Ne
odeon three years ago when you spoke to me-.
Our Method.
We Juy nstuments and pay for them. Never sold one
Piano Meodeon on commission. are pledged 70 no no
oher at the lowest possible figures We never have ana
ru be exceed in having nice pianos and Meode9n'
Beautiful Covers Stools the best Instruction Books in
the world. Believe us, riH work for your interests
Piano FOrtes.
Fmer,on Chckerinv Ladd Hallet Davis Of Boston Ra-
ven Bacon Co.. seinway, Lghte, Bradbury lazlston
bany Knabe Baltimore &c. N B. Any Of these will be fur
nis6ed from $780, OO according to style and finish
Mel0deonS.
EN- Bishop, PAnesville, Prince Co Buffalo Carhsrt
New York Mason Hamlin Boston. Prices from s25 TO
$3.50, N. b. Every Piano and Mcodeon fully warranted
| To Farmers aud Others
unac1usinted with Instruments Be not deceived Mr. Hall
is the only Dealer IN the West who invariably sold
First Class Pianos q. .Melodeons, d No Others.
Be sure Mr. Hall in person. write before purchasing
as he has the means, and knowledge to beriend you.
Friendly Adrit.
Mr. Hall will take pleasure in answering any question in re
ation Pianos and NeodeoBs by letter oherWisnwl
faithfully advise what instrument to buy, and what price, &c
To Ministers and Churches,
Mr. Hall take, pleasure in making liberal discount
Terms Of Sale.
portion down. and reasonable time viii be given on Ii
balance. All kinds Of Produce, and Good Lumber
building materials received in part pay Fly cords Of Goo
Wood, Wanted.
Direct all orders and letters TO GEO. HALL Piano Dealer
| Ashtabuay Ohio. O1iee and Depot on Park street.
February l. 1860.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-08-18


for che Relief Of the Sick and Dsrsised afflicted
Sth IrVieHf and Epidsniic DsseGseS.
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in
l. Of the awful destruction Of human life caused By
Sexual DseasesAnd the decepons practced upon un
fortunate victims Of such diseases by Quaoks year.
ago directed their consulting surgeon, a CHARITABLE
ACT worthy ofther name to open Dspensary for the
treatment OF this class of diseases all their FORMS to
with subscription Of their condition. age occupation habits
OF life &cl and in Of extreme poverty to FURNISH
MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE II Is needless add that
the Association commands the highest Medical skill Of
and will furnish the most approved modern treatment
The Directors OF the Association, In their Annual Report
tine treatment Of SEXUAL Diseases ending
January l 1885, express the highest satisfaction with the
geon in the OF spematorhos Seminal Weakness Inn
potence Gohorrhoa Glee Syphilis the vice Of 0nanism
1efabuse &c. and order continuance same plan for
the ensuing
The Directors review Of the past feel assured that
their abos in this sphere of benevolent effort have been of
great benefit to the afflicted, especially the young
they have resolved to devote Themselves with renewed
| to this very important and much despised cause
An admirable Report SpeumatOrhaa or Seminal Weak
the Vice OF Onanim, sasuration or Self Abuse and
other diseases Of the Sexual Organs by the Consulting
geon, which will be sent by mail lin sealed Enyeope
FREE OF CHARGE, the receipt stamps for pos
Other Reports and Tracts the nature aad treatment
of seIual diseases diet &c. constantly being pubIed
gratmsfH1 distribution and will be sent TO the Afflicted
Some remedies and methods treatment dscoy-
| cred during the Last year, are OF great value.
Address, DIR. j. SKILlIAN H0UGHTON, setting Surgeon
Howard Association, No2 South NINTH Stst Philadelphia
Pa By order Of the Directors.
GEO. FA1RCHILD, Secretary.
| 452 EZRA ID. HEARTWFLL. Presidents