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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-05
GDaI.

0DUaL.
A. A l. AND LUMB R.
" r. II. PENNINGTON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
Atlowest rates
OFFICE-2l SOUTH STREET,
n B-CALEB DORSEY will also be found at 81 South st.
my26m
CoAL1 co,,,
COAL AT 1928 PER TOMB pounds Superior quality
of White, Red and Grey Ash COAL.
Delivered free OF charge in part of the city, at 40
JOHN G. MCCULLOUGH,
Offce-N. ". corner Pratt and Fremont streets.
=" y. ". corner Park and Fayette streets.
Wharf-foot Euaw street.
KINDLTNG WOoDl
Ab f 5RK AID II yRa R6 R nbeE @ i
snS dealer fsTef se city, charge JOIN E RE GEN less than
" Park and Fayette streets.
WOOD WOODu
w OAK AND PINE WOOD, without being sawed
Light street. or other wharves d in the city oc
ofice-Pratt and Fremont streets. w.
Is Park and Fayette streets. ap26tf
" CUMBERLAND COAL oftne best quality, from the
American Companys and other mines in the Georges Greek
valley constantly Tor sale by the e'rEG & faS co.
ap24tf Exchange Place
TOAL-Cumberland Coal of the best quality
Sfrom the American Companys and other mines in the
Alexandria; Constantly for sale by STICKNEY 4 Co,
Exchange Place. mhl4-tf
S00 TONS BALTIMORE COMPANY'S
cOOLUMP COAL for gu sale by ", ,,oD S.,o ..
dlU IS Second street, near the Post Office.
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STRICK FIR STREET.
NV GIRSnN X IN

Co. TRUSTEES SALE-By virtue of de-
M; cree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore City, passed
IN me case OF Robert Fowler William NJ. Willis,
nnb %gPfmang' the subscriber as Trustee will sell by
' LII T fy e N Say RGx r2 e az 9Gi3sk
city and thus described: ~ ''e' III S"'u
No. l. Beginning the first one thereof at fine norlb
west corner Fulton and Eagle streets and running thence
ael with Eagle street II feet alley thence south
ery on said alley II CO feet and thence Eagle street II
Nos 81 and T. Also, Six Lots next adjoining No
on the north and fronting each IGT on Fulton street
with depth Off feet to said alley.
NOS ana y Also Two Lots next adjoining No. on the
north fronting each II feet Fulton and running
back Of that width 2n2 feet to a 20 feet alley.
The first Of said lots subject to ground rent OF
i each payable semlannually the LIST March Septem-
be and the last two to ground of $50 cach payable
semannuay on the LIST of March and September
said lots is improved by twO-stOry Brick DWELLING
The terms OF sale onetd cash and the balance in
three and six months The above lots will be sold separate
ap2s 2aw&ds Gibson / Co, AHct fEnssTs
IS..r BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE
H4ii ORPHANS COURT OF BALTIMORE CITY, the
4A SUBSCRIBER as Administrator of Aaron Jackson, de
Is o. on the premises, LOT OF GROUND situated on the
north side OF Saratoga street west OF oppeon street front
20 feet. Improved by a two story BRICK DWELLING, Is
eetrout, with Basement and Garrett occupied by Mrs
on the east side thereof for the this and the adjoining
properly rgnnng from Sarat2Ea street TO Sarah Ann street
fronting about Is feet each said alley and having depth
of about 30 feet Each Of said last two lots improved by
(beng of lot originally leased S3 and
the lot Saratoga street next adjoining the part
Of sad lot having been assigned by Aaron JackSon in his
life time. subject to the rent OF So pcrannum)
Terms Of Sale-Onc i-d cash, and Ic balance in thee
payments. +. w. BRUNE, Jr.,
Administrator.
GIBSON d CO.,
25-yV.S Auptip
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BY +. w. KENNETH q CO
4 IMPORTANT PUBLIC SALE
r 49, VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS,
BEING THE CELEBRATED COLLECTION OF THE LATE
JlLiE y. COLLINS Y

~ - VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS,
BEING THE CELEBRATED COLLECTION OF THELATE
JUDGE H. COLLINS LEE OF THIS CITY,
coNolStiNG OF ABOUT 300 WORKS EMINENT MASTERS,
ANCIENT AND MODERN, AND COLLECTED
, DURING THE LAST TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
AmonE mem VIII be found an original portrait CT Wash
hgOn ny 6nert stuart accompanied by the artists
hcte also the celebrated full length portrait of Napo-
leon the First by David, which exhibited in New York
in SlS ALSO the celebrated and costly painting of he
version of st Paul. by Salvador Rosa FOnth Abbey
the seat OF that eminent connOisseur Sir W. Bedford
choice and remarkable specimens of Vandyc Panni Car
10 Alaretti; Rembrandt POecmburg Boil Zurbaran Baon
Sir TfOs. Lawrence, k. Wesa and other eminent artists
HS-The sale will take place at the ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
corner Of Hanover and Lombard streets, THURSDAY
MORNING, May 10th, at IL o'clock precisely.
The paintings will be exhibition at the dwelling,
Park street. commencing Monday 23d April and daily
up to the 9th May, between the hours of ii and O'Clock
each day Amateurs and collectors will find this oppOr
tuny rarely to he met with Full descriptive catalogues
are now ready and can be ATTAINED at counting
Terms cash IN bankable money, and sale peremptOry
oro-, -s, F. w. BENNETT Co,
dP-'-@'~uts Auctioneers
asF5S STAUNCH BRIG, "COQUETTE,"
~ At AUCTION.
On MINI AG AFTERNOON, Nav Ttb at Az O'clock we
snail SELL at Long Dock, ONE UNDIVIDED- HAZE on
THE BRIG "CoQU ETFE, 2G 2695 tons register fast sail
er Wei found Is now in good order lying al Long dorL
carries S5O barrels has just been overaued and
ry can be board. ~ 'i'ei'o
Terms at sale.
NB-Any one purchasing the above onehaf Of the brig
can purchase the other half on fair terms.
F. W. BENNETT & co,
my4 Is AuconeeTs
7 ARGE SALE.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-17

TIE JoLLIFIoATIoN AT CoNNEAUr last week
turned Out, on account of the exceeding inclem-
ency of the weather rather unfortunately. The
citizens had made due preparation for plea
SAINT and joyful time, but the attendance was
necessarily limited. The Jefferson Wide-Awakes
came over and drove our boys by their exam
pc, to a turn out, but in limited numbers Girard
and Springfield, Pa, were both represented by
their companies, but the citizen turn out, which
was designed to be full one was restrained.
Those OF the visitors who had defed the wealth
er, availed themselves of the ample provisions
made for them, and stuffed their jackets had q
brief parade, and bid kindly adieu tn their gen.
erous, but so far as the weather was concerned,
unfortunate neighbors.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-17

SYRIA is likely to give trouble before her
hostile populations will be pacifed. The
Turks at Damascus object to being taxed
for the expenses of the war to subjugate the
Druses, and in their anger threaten the
Christians again. The Turkish government
seems to be endevoring in good faith TO
protect its Christian Subjects but its of.
fcials are so generally demoraIzed the will
Of the sultan is greatly perverted before it
reaches results. He has made liberal ap-
preparations to feed and shelter the Christian
widows and orphans, but large portion of
the bounty is absorbed by its almoners, and
the sufferers more Immediately in the charge
of the government are in condition little
above starvation, while only those sustained
by foreign charity are really made comfort
able. 1t is evident that some radical
measures are still necessary in Syria, and
the French forces there may yet be gratiG-
ed in their yearning for active service.
Much credit is given to the American mis-
sionaries on all hands for their active minis
trations 10 the su fferers.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-17

A CHOICE OF EvIs.--Recognizin the weak
ness Of their own candidate, some OF our fossil
friends thought they would make their votes
tell upon the "geurreat principle" and yielded
TO the persuasion of Post Office, Light House
and Company, to throw their votes in that d.
rcction. We fear that when they come to wake
up to the fact, that Little Dug has barely car
ried one State, there will be some "terribe
swearing 10 Flanders"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-17

Francis JOSEPH OF AUSTRIA, still con-
tinues to promise concessions to the Hun
garians, which have a verbal seeming of re-
alty and Importance. The new charter
promised partially restores the Hungarian
nationality in form, and makes the Hun
garian its official language. it revives also
the Hungarian diet, but does not give it the
right to grant or refsse supplies to the gov.
ernment, and with this and other checks
upon its influence, the Hungarian revolu-
tionists insist that it will give the name of
power without the substance. Besides, the
diet is not to meet for six mouths, and they
insist that the whole thing is desperate
resource of the emperor for staving off in.
surrection, and that when the crisis is past
the Hungarians will again fud that they
are deceived and cajoled as they have been
before. We have yet to learn, therefore,
whether the Hungarians have really been
Quilted by the new Austrian artifce, and
meeting of indignant Hungarans in Paris,
which declares that Hungary cannot be thus
deceived, indicates at least the feeling of
the Kossuthians in regard TO compromi. Q
with the house of Hapsburg 1t is very
important to Austria to dispose of this
chronic internal difficulty before renewing
her efforts in Italy, but her success is exceed
ingly doubtful.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-17
DIR. 2. HALHs CELEBRATED
COUGH REMEDY

has been used during the last aeen yenrf by ousshd q
W the speedy Of Throat aud Lung diseases IA
so - thoroughly testedthe voice of tba pron and tha
spEpY rsnassea their vedic. By pronounee a. sam
cine known for curn Lung comniainfs pverv .f.cr ~
sseg ~ sicted with either of the following dsoassr
ees will soon mingle with hosts 81 , NV eqs.r veg
lie efficacy to their afflicted neirhbors and feads
gsg- gss BeEs eiI Cosgh Remedy q Cures oslds.
br Use HnNs C0uRh Remedy Il crrre Crcs. a. r-sl...
1t Use Hafs ConRh ResitdV crrrs fai,,a - pI,s,1
- Jsc Hdifs ConRh Remedy for Catnrrh -
10 gss Bazs oorgh Rsusdr q sirsneilsns ne r..g,.
-, Uss Haifs Cough Remedy for B-onchiiis -
f.fI- Use Beifs coaeh Remrdyfor Hoarssnsss
l-R Jse HATE ooxet Renedyg SfrepRfhsns shs Yotn
IL Uss Halle congh Remedy for Hz0a tng-cosfk.
twill ereatiy modify the violence Of fs dsoasA and ,
ton It's tedious course onehaf from IT, ordnary duafloo
Beware Of couuerfois aud baee mitafonecall for r
srs Celebrated Cough Remedy and that his wrtoh
nature a upon The wrapper and directions
STRoNG TESTIMONY. n
We the undersigned citizens Of Erie City and vicinity have
usedDr p Halls Celebrated Cough Remedy with groa auo
cess In curing diseases Of the Throat and Lungs and sks
pleasure In recommending ts afflicted as apeed1
and etecua remedy, fully worthy of public confidence
James lame Thompson, Matthew Hamilton, D shink. l
yohn J nelhorn, sr. J Ryan Richard Reee,
9ouun 9u a ,Iaey, ttobert cochran, ] Gaze,
gonn h MLane, Daniel Bear, Daniel Hovor,
John Hays, J Robinson. o X Eihiet
john II Cochran w = Rinaer,ech4 Wo.-c-F "H
John X Duunarp p Burton i " cni.s,.
John John Warren, AanSon Sherwood WIN Nay,
5 ) 1 L F95,ter SI@ Joseph Beehor. EA BsnnSst.'
9rgice Sg Smith, Lucious 4 huH. X Mayer, = ~
4 3 Root wIesllsassf, WIGS HS 5Rcsiasso,D < 5iSns, %.
Wilson King, Chas w Kslso5 siiss ri rt,,,1--s ~, -
Daniel Minor, d 2 Ention TsI fa-rr.1fe-s
Wright Sold In Erie onlv ~
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor IIars New soilass sss
wLsED Ashta6ua L. fYoS, conneaut y Ssose ss
8 kEIrA, Klngsyille. " e,,ssd
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-17

The Auburn Union advertises for sale q
few "yaller" caps, several empty lamps,
many dozen bells, on the string or separate.
ly, to suit the purchaser, and few trWn.
sparencies, with the words "U.N-IO.N"
aud Everybody goes for Douglas, +" marked
thereon, at the late fusion headquarters.
For sale cheap, 80 per cent. discount
payable when DOUGLAS is elected.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-17

egThe success Of our Douglas bellwcathers
10 seducing the old line democrats to abandon
the Breckenridge ticket was pretty fair piece
Of manipulation. II they are as successful in
alisying the. modification, consequent--upon the
discovery, that they have been SO egregiously
fooled in throwing away their votes upon a
straw candidate hardly capable of commanding
single electoral vote, they willshow themselves
very clever dodgers. That these fellows have
tact and SmsrtnesS, we suppose is true, but the
gamesters are becoming little transparent, and
their incantstions may not work SO charmingly
after the confidence of the people have been
abused to the same extent few times more.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-17
EEE Lssa"ssS ~ ~ HNs%Ss: S4ssS.ss " New Yol.
AshAabsiA, November 10th, 1850.

After all the pains and labor taken by d, B.
De Land & 90. to produce pure Saleratus,
We are rejoieed TO End that the public generally
appreciate, and are hberally patronizing this
celebrated manufAetory. De Land 4 Co. 8
6alerAtus has worldwide reputation for its
perfect purity. there is no longer any reasonable
and unwholesome bread. biscuit, pastry, &c.,
made 30 BY impure SaleFatus. n. B. De Land
a Co.'S Mandatory u at Fairport, Monroe
co. N. r. where tho 6aleFatus can be procured
st wholesale. 10 e also sold 1t Wholesale BY
the pripebsl UeeeH 10 large towns, and at re-
tail byRroteys ard EtereksspsT svesyshere
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-17

In RAGE,-Gov. Brown, of Georgia,
has issued a special message. He don't
believe in secession, but recomends retalia-
tion' If nothing else will suppress Abol.
tionism, he would have Southern Lcgisa-
lures repeal all laws that protect the lives
and property of citizens of the offending
States" sojourning in the South. This
action could not possibly make matters
worse than at present The life and pro-
perty of a Nor'herner are not protected now,
when the laws are in full force
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-17

~ Agricultural NOtice.-There will be meet
ing Of the officers Of the Ashabua County Agricultural So
eiey at Jefferson Tuesday the 4h day of December
At 10 o'clock prompt attendance requested of all
the officers Of said Society the year seO well as for the
coming year OF 1861 together with all other friends of Ag
culture in our County. N. CHAFFEE,
Jeerson Nov s. 1890 President of the Board for 1860
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-17

ESCAPE WITH LIFE.-The Rev. Mr.. VIII
let supposed to have been hung in Texas
on the same tree with his father-in.law,
HeV. Mr.. Bewley, has arrived safely in
Southern Kansas. He escaped with diff
9culty from the ruhians, and lived eight
Gays IN the woods with no food but nuts.
Other iugitives from Texas are arriving in
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-17

: SINGING SCHooL--We omitted notice last
week Of Mr. LUcE's Singing School which COM
menced on Thursday evening of this week. Our
young folks should not forego so good an op-
portunity to cultivate their vocal powers
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-17

KANsAs.-An earnest appeal for relief to
the destitute thousands in Kansas has been
issued in Boston, signed by Rev Daniel
Foster and five other citizens OF the territory
now at the East, and endorsed by Rev A.
L. Stone and thirteen other ministers of
various denominations in Boston, and by
Amos A. Lawrence, Gov Banks, Henry
Wilson and other well-known names. 1t
VIII be hard winter to thousands of fam
liles, it they survive it, with all the relief
they are likely to get.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-17

Inc Southern Medical students in N. Y.
had another meeting Nov. 18th, and re.
solved to POSTPONE decision in the matter of
leaving New York till the Southern States
had seeded.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-17

Gov. Dennison has issued an appeal to the
people, on behalf of the unfortunate settlers in
Kansas. We hope it will be responded to in
the same generous and cordial spirit which
prompted il.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-17

The most unfortunate feature of this election
7s the very great degree of disconsolstion it
brings upon our Douglas Postmaster and his
man Friday, who was to have had charge Of the
lighthouse. A man must have more depravity
10 his heart than falls to our lot, il he can look
upon this face aud then upon that umoved.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-17

THn LECrURE SEAsoN.-All in favor Of hear
ips course Of good lectures the coming win
tor. are requested to meet at Fireman's Hall
on Monday evening, the 10th inst, at o'clock,
70 concert some plan Of action.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-17

The Nurseries Of Messrs SToRRs & HARR1-
soS, little out from Painesvie, we're visited
by Us on Tuesday afternoon last, and an hour
or two spent with much pleasure and profit in
looking over their extensive and vigorous stock
of trees plants and flowers, and listening to the
rehearsal Of the characteristics Of each from the
very intelligent and gentlemauly propretors
Everything desirable either for ornament or
luxury may be found there.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-17

Mrs BARRY asks the attention Of the ladies
TO her stock of Millinery, and the facilities she
enjoys for meeting their wants 10 the millinery
and dressmakng line. See adv.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-17

FuRs.-WRIoHr has new, cheap and supe-
rior stock Of ladies Furs. All he asks is a
chance to sell them
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-17
DIED.

In shsIAsd NO~s Ars RUEH eAou, siO Of Johs R. osSs.
aged 90 years -s''
In New Lyne Oct Of puid sore throat Arlcx n dau.h
w Of jacob and PorAS Wortunan. aged 0 years.
Also, oek is, Of he sane dasAss, wrl1uU woArx,r.
enly ton of the sbsys ntmtd parents aged lysars.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-17

IL Social Party:-A coti6n Party will be given a,
Smiths Hail. on Wednesday-Th eve-Nov. 2sh
$780, at o'clock. Music by the Ashtabula Quadrils Band
Tickets, dollar. All are invited to attend.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-17

CARRIED THEM ALL.-Lincoln carried his
own ward, city, county and State. He
also carried Douglas ward, city, county
and State.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-17

The AbhtRbuIR Ladies' Ant-slAyery Society will
meet at TemplArs Hall. Wednesday Nov. 2lst All who
EympathiIe in the invited to attend,
RM AVERY, Sec'y.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-17

WNrER LECTURES. are glad to see a
movement having for its object course of lee
lures the present season. Though rather late
to begin the work, q little earnestness will no
doubt secure success to the effort. We trust
our citizens will give the thing cheerful and
prompt response
We notice that Cough is to be in Cleveland
10 the course Of next month. Would there be
any serious objection TO the mixing of little
temperance in the course ? If Ma, perhaps he
might be induced to stop of here"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-17

~ NOtice--The AshtabulA County Board of Ggticul-
ttre viii meet at the oce n L. CHAEyEE ESQ., in Jee-
son on the 2sd day Of November lSoO at O'Clock NJ All
interested are requested to attenu.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-17

@s- Dr. CLARK will be at the Fisk House
on Tuesday the goth.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-17

4nArp DENOMINATION AT JEFFERSON, is to
ihhe place on Tuesday, Nov. goth, to rejoice
oyor the result Of the elections. Wide Awakes
and others from the surrounding country are
Invited to attend,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-17

Il From the n Y. Tribune.
VEnY BAp.-The " Y. Express discerns
the obnoxious principles Of the President elect
as following;
,erbot .be irteen States, which have bled for
and maid for common territory shall be excluded
therefrom.
aIs this what conservative Repu blicanism Of
the North propose to the South on the eve Of
threatening Revolution 2
Does The Express remember the name of
the conservative Whig" who reported the Ad-
dress of the whig State Convention at Syracuse
in l847, which said:
ave protest, too in the name OF the Rights
Of Man and Of Liberty, against the further ex-
tensions of Slavery in North America.
No more territory is our watchword unless It be
FREE"
1T strikes us that Mr.. James Brooks wrote
the above. And If that was all right in. con-
servative whig, why should the same sentiment
be abhorrent in a conservative Republican ?
= ay- Census returns show $500 unoccupied
houses in the rural districts of Massachusetts,
as-A sum equal to $4,000 is yearly paid
out at the royal mint Of England, in exchange
for worn out silver.
Gs- Famine is apprehended in Newfoundland,
in several of the outlying districts in conse-
quence Of the almost total failure of the fishery
and the potato crop.
&g-In one Of the sidewalks at Chicago, there
is a slab of stone from Joliet, measuring 2l by
19 feet and inches thick.
Gg-It is reported that the Prince of Wales
said to fair partner at the ball in St. Louis /:
"Miss, don't you think my moustaches are be-
coming ?" To which Miss replied "Well sir |
they may be coming, but they haven't yet ar
rived"
5ss-In consequence of the productiyeuess Of
California, there is a constant decline Of ship
ments from the Atlantic ports. Three ships
per month would now amply supply the Culi-
fornia provision market.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-17
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES -
4 Or. Chceseman's
FEMALE PILLs.

E7 IT CURED Nr. 5. Hemenvay Proprietor CT Niagssa
Street Omnibus Line, Of Neuralgia and rheumatism In tbs
neck and shoulders. $50 ta'3
6.p5- ONE BOTTLE cured Mr. Elias Weed Commission
Merchant OF Neuralgia of the head neck after an
other remedies failed.
s Mr. l.. GRosvENpR, Of Perry street. who was eonfn-
ed the house. and entirely unable to attend
now well from the use of Watson's Neuralgia King.
IL THE NEURALGIA KING cured Mr.. Joseph Cooley
Seneca street. of Of long
Ing At the tine Of commencing its he confined
his bed
u JAMES vANvELKENBURG, we'll known polioa-
nSu Of this city, cured Of rheumatism and Neural IN
its worst form.
r-z- NFLAAfNfATORY RHEUNATIS1E-1Ir. C. r. Reed
No 50 Carroll street. cured, after trying other Remedies
for -.lsa y L8g. 81.
EY INFI.AAIMATORY Rheumatism Of Five Years stand
ingy-Mrs H. W. Putnam So Pearl street cured In three
weekshad been under charge Of hest physcans this city
E NEURALGIA in Its worst form Of fifteen years stand
ingMrs Lyman Rathburn, Of 2l5 Delaware street entirely
cured. = l... .-e.-'- =
ssT- wM, COLEMAN Auctioneer, No. Swan street csr.
ed OF severe Neuralga IN his limbss ,5 ~ Esffl 4
II WIN. MoFFAT, Brewer Morgan street, Of NeuralglA
Of the face and teeth. 70 Attt sfiA lIH-8
Price, $500 per, bottle. .l- ae aFf IA
A. I. MATHEws, Proprietor y
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-17

ManuAeurer and Sole Proprietor HalrsNew Building set
street Price 3Tk cents per bottle and sold ~ asosos
8 KEITH, Klngsville - N1-lla s.,ssd ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-17
Skirts I! Skirts | Skirts +! Skirts

a largo and carefully selected stock Of
broad Cloths Ladies' cloths Plain and Fancy Casimeres
Satnetts leans, Vestngs, TaorSs Trimming &c. &c. &c.
To our Stock Of White Gooos EmbroidereS, Dress and
Cloak Trimmings Gloves Hosery Fancy Goods Yankee No
tons, we invite especial attention.
Among domesic may be found endless variety Of
Cotons In all grades and prces Dsnims Toks Stripes,
Cheeks, Lindsey, Flannels, &c