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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-18
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New Goods Fall of 1869 !

New Goods !--Fa1 of 1863
vUuE Subscribers take this method OIL
t5o,nr 40 their Friends and Patrons their grateful &C
ovedements the very liberal support they have re-
Sn the mast two and half years Of almost unpar
ceeo qu wy ma have the pleasure Of exhibiting for their
inon very much larger Stock Of Goods IN the seVefal
departments Of their business
than they have ever kept.
In the f6RY coos Department
ro,rs very Large stock Ofroad Cloths Beaver Cloths
EsoumouT Coating Black, Brown, Mixed and Grey Oass
meres Of all grades
1se stock Of satinetts Kentucky Jeans. Tweeds and
riled Cloths Blue Red White and yellow Flsnnels Knit
Wrappers and Drawers Wooden Hoods Of all soST sno ps'
Shawls,
Very Nice, and very low in price,
In Ladies' Dress Goods
We thlnf We can peasO the most asidiOuL Wide rnnss
In Merinos. all wool, and common Delains,
Valepcias Poplins Plaid Wool, and Union Plaids,
Black and ooored SILKS aud many ohe nice things 70 sag
nothing Of our large Quantity OF French, Ehgnn'
Merimack Cocheeo aud other excellent PHntsl
good assortment Of
White Goods. Gloves and Hosiery
coored Beaehed, and Brown Drinngs-Domestic' JeanA
stripes DenimA, Checks and Ticks, Cotton yarn
Batting, Wading, &c, &C.
Yankee Motions,
h,l and complete stock In all its braneheA
Groceries,
In is rtuen we full stocked 10 ali that uhue
kept and Of Superior quality.
Crockery and Glass Ware.
We have ust allied up shelves with an entire Ne" soo
| perfect and beautiful
Doors and SHOES,
,., sne stock Of Custom made Of all sizes descriptions
= ~
,,,.,. >-.s. and Mems and Boys Caps Of a
.. A. tue % So, = low great many different Pat
priced wool, to an ee- terms, Vu3hV 49, ~
| Irant Roaver
Hardware, Paints
| Nails Oils,
Glass. Putty,
| Stone Ware. Brooms,
Wooden ware. &C., &c
We are willing oud anxious TO sell Goods for Cash. or snor
time Cusomers-who pay they agree to-asloW as the
| can be bought in thia county. -. A.. =
We shall receive in ynent for Goods or on debts Que
most kinds Of
Produce at Market Prices,
| such
Butter, Lard, Pork, Dried Fruit Ill kinds
a Grain, &C., &c.
We hone our Friends and all who ookingi boyir
Goods, will favor us with call
Remember no charges for showing Goods
TYLER G. COLLINS.
Ashtabnla October, 1859.
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MO FAMILY at this day eau afford to do without
IN Sewing Machine.
Tber greot rv is now beyond question. obstacle in
the way of their general adoption is want of acquaintance
With Inequality merits Of the various patents now in mark
OF THE confident representations of interested agents. and the
sorry experience those who have purchased the single
thread aveng machines the strength Of those represent
atons have somewhat shaken the public confidence. To
avoid deception purchase should not be hastily made, or
without full opportunities for deliberate test Of the respect
i've merits of be different patents One uuering guide may
be relied upon in selecting The lock stitch IL the only der-
able stitch taken Double Thread Lock Stitch Machine
is one that Won cannot we'll be deceived in. The
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-18
HheriR's Sale OF
REAL ESTATE, Ashtabula Common
Pleas November Term 1889.

KEAL ESTATE, Ashtabula Common
Pleas November Term 1859.
Lsura Webster, et al
Vs Peuuon lor farunon'
.andrsD Sheldon ct tal.
ny rue Of an Order Of Sale daiy issued om ssld Court
IN the case 70 directed VIII ohor ior sale oy WY o
Public Auction,
OF the Door Of the Court House, in Jefferson
IN the County Of AsAtabula, and State ef Ohio, on
Saturday, the Sd day of March, A. d. 1861
between The hours Of 10 O'Clock Of said day. the follow
uR described Real Estate to-wt situate In the township OF
Saybrook,
g-uuy Of AshtAbu and State Of Ohio. and described as a
fov being part Of Lot No So IN said township OF
and bounded hy fhe West line OF sad lot East o
vuina Northay and southery through said lot North oy
iaude owned hy John Aco and South by lsna no" IN @
sssion Of oin Iatmer containing about nineeen sc5
land bsnQ the piece Of land set on 70 ROXY
ifa Of she aid Wm Sheldon, deceased as her dover
which land s fully described In Chanoery Record OF AsnOa
tAbula Common Pleas page 2e6 appraised At tlOOO'
TeTs Of Sale one-thrd cash the day OF sale one tnu
N enc Tesr and onehd In years from said date me ue
rred payments with interest to be secured secoT9g 20 saw
ely. oz.. Ian o1 1870. 5t52TSi
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Ard so has
PATTERSON g. WINSMAM

ADd so mas
PATTERSON g. WINSlIAM
come with good stock of
BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS.
Take notice Of this Rhyme:
Ladies' and Gentlemen, please to call
AtP 4 WIS store this fall
For there you be sure IN find
Boots Of all sizes, Shoes Of all kinds.
ForP. ". has come with new Stock
Intoa Store In the Fisk Black,
Where they are prepared 10 wait on all
Thai through their pleasure pisasetS call.
For we are bound to outdo,
IN quality and prices too;
The best and cheapest that can be found,
Throughout AshtRbula or County around
Ladies' to you ! now appeal
With our Bootees, with heelsi
There's nothing made that can outdoi
They II 20 nicely 10 The SA0e
Mems Calf Kip and Stoga Boots.
Boys Kip and stoga Boots.
Youths do do de-
Mems Rubber Overs.
do do Sandals.
Women's do Overs,
do do Sandals.
| Also Sole Agents for
MIrCHELEs PATENT METALLIC TIPPED,
for Youth and Children which are renowned throughout u
Eastern States for their durability aud cheapneEs and by
tua test have been found 10 ouwear
For sale at PATTERSON MINShANS.
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II DIR HooFLAND's
RAISAMIC CORDIAL. FOR THE


Speedy cure of Coughs Cod Influence Group, Hoarsenes
Bronchitis Pneumonia Diseases Of the Bowels arising rom
Cold ncpen Consumption, and for the relief and III Al all
possbe) cure OF Patients in advanced stages oil the latter
disease.
This celebrated preparation like the Bers, be conf
IDENTIFY relied is designed for class Of diseases more
general fatal than any other to which the people
this country ubect-thOse sppgng from "stgh eOd
That eminent authority, Dr. Bell ays 81 will not say Una
Colds are to inhabitants what the Plague and Isop Fer
e 10 those OF countes but can aver conhdenty
that they usher in disease Of greater completely and mora
ty than these latter" 80,
further proof of the terrible fatality of diseases resulting
from cold may be by glance at the follow
ing statistics taken from the records Of The Boart OF Health
of Philadelphia conessedy of the most healthy localities
is ISL S1e Total deaths in PHILADELPHIA, 1O,261
io'- Died Died 81 Sf'Srr consumption, 1912
all other diseases (25O in number), s,349
1888 Total deaths e,749
Died of Consumption, lss5
"a all other diseases, TS54 800
1854 Total Deaths 1854
Died Of Consumption, 2lSS
" all other diseases, $780,
From these figures It will be that nearly fourth Of
the total deaths in the country caused by consumption 10
nothing of the other diseases sprngng from
slight cold"
or cold on the lungs buy bottle ofIOOFLANDS BALSAM-
&c CORDIAL, and you may safely count on cure Ih9AT
sands have and have certified to its wonderful eect
Coughs sometimes proceed from disordered or dyspepuo
state Of the stomach which the Gean Btters should
he used In cases of weakness general debility Of the
tenn resulting prOtracted cough, the German Buffers
will be found Of great benefit -,
Pepared only by Dr. c. NJ Jackson AIS Arch street Phi
adelphia. Price IS cents per bottle For sale by GEORGE
WILLARD Ashtabula; T A MILLER Ausinburg W r AL
LEN Jefferson; LYON, Conneaut; GIBBS, Windsor;
| SPRING 4 WEBSTER, Geneva. 1y472
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-18

HYPOPHOsPHITES of Lime, Soda
H ret,s-, 4 ~ and fssah suppy direct from ihs
@ .sssssss' s's 'i ys'I ~ aad q
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City Fire Insurance Company,
OF NEW HAVEN, CONN. A,roooo
Capita actually paid in 600
Surplus of over. '''''' 49,
WELLS SoUTHwoRTH, Prest JAS. BABcocK Vice freS T.
LEVI b. BRADLEY, secy
Charter Oak Fire e. Marine Insurance Go.
HARTFORD, CoNN., JANUARY l, 1859.
Canital actually paid In cash. $0O0OOO W. w.
SuInlus on hand liabilities zu,OOo w
RALPH GILLETT Prsst. JOSEPH II. sPRAGUE' Ssey'
Conway Fire Insurance Company,
CONWAY, MASS,
Sprulus over liabilities of nearly loO'OOo w
JAS WHITNEY, Pres't DAVID u hoPhN7, 9eoy
The official statements of the above Companies are duly MED
In the office of the Clerk of the Court OF Common fe ana
also In the office Of the undersigned.
Prompt attention 10 applications from oil lhe county
The undersigned is also Agent for the
Charter Oak Life Insurance Company,
Of Hartford, Conn.
the repuaon aud actual condition Of which is not surpassed
by any company in the Union. ,,,, =, ,s,urr ,.,t
Ashtabula May 26, 1859. 4Sz
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
rOHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, il
PHILADELI

p,.,ro,,, tusttntion esabshed by special Endotomsni
~ ~ Rsisf Of ne Sick and Distresed afflicted
J"' -" ,o56 YirIlent and Epidemic Diseases.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-18
OOCTOR HOOFLAND'S celebrated
German Bitters,

Uil fferfunIu Iirer Complaint, UVspesla JaaH"te
Chronic or NerUdHs Debility, Diseases Of the Md
news and all diseases arising from dts
ordered Lirer Stomach. ~,
Such az Constipation Inward Piles Fulness or Blood 70 the
Head Acdy of the stomach Nausea Heartburn Disgust for
Food Funess Weight in the Stomach Sour Eructatios
Sinking or Fueug the Pit Of the stomach Swimming ot
the Head Hurried dict Breathing, Futlerng at the
Heart Choking SuocatDg Sensations when IN ylhB
posture Of Nision Dots or Webs before the ogh
Fever and Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency Of PerfPraon
Yeowness of the Skin aud Eyes Pain in the Side Back Chet
Limbs &C. Sudden Flushes Of Heat Burning in the tesh,
Constant magnings of Evil and great Depression OF Spl
The propetor calling the attention Of the public TO ts
preparation with afeeng of the utmost confidence IN
It's virtues adaptation to the diseases fer which 1t Is re-
commended =, A..
tits no new nd untried article but that has stood the
test of a ten ars before the American people, and It's
reputation sale unvaed by similar preparation
extaut The temony in its favor given by Yromnent ana
country is immense and careful peTusal OF the Almanac
published annually by the proprietor and to be hsa gratis OF
this remedy really deserving the great celebrity 1t has OBJ
tained ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-18

The last number Of the Knickerbocker
has good arecdote of a man who rarely
failed to go to bed intoxicated and disturb
his wife during the whole night. Upon his
being charged by friend that he never
went to bed sober, he Indignantly denied the
charge, and gave the incidents of one par
ticular night, in proof:
"Pretty soon after ! got into bed, my
wife, said Why husband what is the
matter with you? You act strangely"
"There's nothing the matter with me, "
said /, "Nothing at all"
Tin sure there is" said she, you
don't act natural at all. Shan't / get up
and get something for your"
And up she got lighted candle, and
came to the bedside to look at me, shading
the light with her hand.
q new there was something strange
about you," said she, 2 why YOU ARI
SOBER" .,r
Nov, this is fact, and my wife viii
ERear to it, and don't you SANDER me any
more by saying that haven't been 20 bed
sober in six months, cause ] have"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-18

Straws show the way the wind sets. Gov.
Hicks of Maryland, American, sent down
his secretary TO Washington, the other day,
to tender the gubernatorial congratula-
tions to speaker Pennington, Mr.. Wallack
(brother of Dug of the Starr the last op-
position American candidate for mayor of
Washington city, publicly endorsed the cleo
ton of Pennington, and mingled his rejoic.
ings with the republicans during the festival
on the evening Of the organization.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-18
sanford,s Family oathartio Pills,

Price One Dollar per Bottle.
, 1860-04-20
Weekly Review Chicago Market.


FKE1GHTS-cuct. sel'r Mary II. Scot, corn to DcR4-
10 at DC I shr Loomis con- 10 Oswcso PIT.
FLDUls-Retc!pts. 1871 brls. Market QUIET Salea
were 100 bras 1on'c tsouudh hoo) IS 20 ds 100 h,l,
choice srstps extra at ssl7 deli 70 hrls Cook Co
at sls5 del; ~ !n 'stak Mills" Super at d., 20
brls White Wishct Ut A6 del.
THEAT-Recelpta, 1s4p bu. Market opened dun and
o~sf n'1 eoed elesay ut yesterdays prices. Sales
so hu No, Spring n u o. IN so1c; o bu No. 1t It IN
store 'o bu d. ut aio1 In store 500 h prime Club On
p. o tu good do II s07 del ECO bu medium do ii %l0
On track 800 ou No. Spring at track 500 bu 30,
at tla5 on track 800 bu do nj q .oa4 on track.
AeohN-Hecedpts 1881 bu shipped, 1s.14 nu. Max.
xet EG4elo lower. Sales bu good River Mixed
At +sadoat o bu fair Canal &c atoas 0o bu No.
b 600 bu do IN lots at 4sc In store 900
hu do At 454c In store 1ecQo bu DO as s5e III cre o
III No. In lo) At 44Hc IN sose; 3o bu do nj Nc In
soses bu do <sHe In store 800 bu No. LII tags at
$40 track 7o1 u do In bulk At 45c on track; 800 In
do In basaat 45c track; 800 bu damp c track.
OATS-RecaWs, 1850 bush. Nasket quiet and luac
tIve. Sales wt1r 20 bush No. lat &c dtl u blgs nfe
tios At &c on track.
NYERecelt, s,s bush. searec and in demand ut 81
&s5:.
NAELEf-Nccelpt 1877 bush. In better demand. Sales
were: 1b0o bush od By sample nj 70: tk 45tags No
Int &C nt,act; 70 bags do II &c On track.
SEEDS.-Kcce1pts asst rs. Timothy seed quiet, u
bags prime 1T lG bags alr At &.sb Clover Seed In
farreques 16 lss, poor At ss1o 80 bags prime at t4
I1IGu"lNES.-&ob bb!s city Manufactured as1sc.
AIEOIlOL-35@sscT gal.
PROV1S10Ss-Mess Po:k nominal at &17.0Q No Cut
Meats offering.
LARD--Non'na1 Mt 1o1{@1okc
TALlOW-stha country at s4c-
HIDES-leeelpts 76tasl ~. Malkat ism. Green, *
G:Kc: green saed, sA@s2; dsy nnt. fs4G1akc.
BUTTER -Fnsh DAIRY Butter In demand at 15alGc-
Old Butter In tas shipping demand Sales were: Il hEns
4. SIC
EGGY-Qulet ut t9x9l1e per doz-
POULTNY-Live Chickens. st.5e97.;5 2 doz; Tur.
keys, s@seTn.
e59ac-
LIVE I'll hecf cattle-so hcEs. The
decline In New York yesterday lad depressing effect On
he Market and beef caGe dali Hosa in fair demand
Sales were:
153 Hoss averaging 20
, 1860-04-20

Bosros NARkEr.-April 16.-The receipts
since Saturday have been LOOT bbls -four, 800
bushels corn, and 1000 do oats. Flour is firm
western at IS. so; fancy brands ut S. 6at@5.67 t:
extras Mt $567a@6.o o5; and superior ut st. .6as
@9.0o p Dbl. Snuthern -four is quiet at $6,e5
fur fancy; $C.75G97.e5 for extras. and S7.5Om
$50 for superior. Corn is quiet at e3@s5c for
Southern yellow; mud Soc for white Oats
range from 45@46c = bush for Northern and
Canada; and 43t@4ac for Prince Edward
Island. Rye aoc = bush.
DE7no1r-Apri! 1s.-The Tribune Of ycster-
day evening contains the following:
Flour in our market is as yet without move.
n'ept Of consequence. The transactions are
confined to light lots 10 the trade at previous
Wheat, md buyers are Offering l,2l for No.
Red and 1.S5@l.40 for extra White. The
steamers news Is looked for with some interest.
Us likely to influence the market, iu yiew of the
critical situation Of the English crops. Corn
sells in the street at 46@47c. 4 sale Of lot Of
1000 bu, is reported from store ut Sc, but there
is not much inquiry Oats continue rather
scarce, and READILY command 81 63ec. Barley
IS unchanged, being worth l.16@@l.30 4 100 for
fair to prime. An extra article would bring 1856,
RE steady Mt e5@76c. Potatoes are selling ut
%oGS3c Tor heshannocks; other varieties dull
Ut l6@e5c. Clover seed in active demand from
store ut 4.a7- Held at AIS from store Timothy
is quiet. 800 would be paid.
ToLEno-April ls.-Rcceipts, 5000 bu corn.
The Blade reports rs follows:
There is u *air inquiry for corn to-day, but
few transactions have transpirsd, owing, mainly,
to lack Of material. 4 good share Of the corn
here is consigned to Eastern markets, md what
there is for sale is mostly in the hands of two
or three parties. Nothing Of note doing in
grains or flour. Flour-Fiue ss.5o@3.75; su-
pertine $@4.e5; extra S5.25@5.50; Xxx and
fancy s5.s.5@s. Rye -four 81 a5@45e. Wbeat
White, No. j $l.35; No. 2 9l.25; red, No. !
$1.23@l.25 No. $1.12. Corn-5lc offered.
Oats-Sales $50 bu at S:c; 50 bu at cec, from
store. Rye-soc. Burley-Spriug Csc; win
ter TIC.
, 1860-04-20
BY YTELECRAPH,


NAtmxa1oS, April 10.
! SESArg.-Mr. King slated that the Senate
Printing Investigating Committee was ready te
report, and moved the printing Of 1000 e1tru
copies OF the testimony. Adopted.
| Ile House bill supplementary to the act foz
| taking the Census was reported back from the
| judiciary Committee and passed.
j.. Mr. Bayard reporteda bill from the Judiciary
Committee for the taking Of private property
| for public use, and allowing just compensation
| therefor. Discussion without action.
The Homestead bill Was taken up, and Mr.
Gwin's amendment concerning mining lands
stitute the House bill. Messts. Fitch and Crit
tenden offered amendments, aud after some de-
bate the Senate postponed the bill to Wednes-
day week, and went into executive session.
Adjourned till Aoadsy.
lIousE.-The House went into Committee On
the Senate's amendment Of the Military Acade.
my bill, authorizing the employment in Texas
ofmounted volunteers.
After debate, Mr. Otero offered m amendment
appropriatiog q like sum Of money, nearly a
million dollars, for similar regiment for New
Mexico. More debate. of an unioteresting na-
ture, followed, when ether amendments were
offered and rejected. The Senate amendment
was rejected, 81 against G.. Mr.. Otero's amend
ment was also agitated.
Ihe amendment reducing the term Of study
ar West Point to four years vas adopted. The
Committee rose.
Regiment amendment, yeas "A, narg 73. 4
motion was made to reconsider the rote.
Mr. Bonham called up bis resolution, that
when tue House adjourn on Friday It be to the
30th, and it was tahled-55 to 50.
Adjourned
, 1860-04-20

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County
~ o. Coot. City Of Chicago. ss--C!ty Collectors q.
fcr. March aea. tazD. .,~.,
: hstsy =; ta xhesa; d ihs &c ultSne i5s
,1th ay of J.nuy A. D. 80 u spee.l Tam g ,ss tae
a5r-sald .Iay, At oEs 1oefr In IaI City Of Ch'cs
report ea Court the ca. o;s s1fcl, pieces aEd rAk.
cells Of aa hereinafter la-cfel for the judgment lns
the respectively for tbs Aaouht Of tnt1
ntsrr4 and respectively thereon account
hs general eoe!e warrant :or tbs collection Of
uua taxes ot said City Of Chicago tha municipal
A. D. ls59 and aeoaat of ts several special w4 va
hereinafter msnons; and whereas, 1udxmens ha> tp4
been pronounced sy sa1 Court aaast tee lands. hss y
of Coectsts ssta 1eposts tosethss .,.h .ao oer =
Lie Of Epurt thereon Na4 tesueu cut Of ard unttf b
s<ai Of sad Court directed . shs aid City co:!ce,or
coIee.or Of sae Gt7 q ch!,sSo VI BY 7suq q y.
Il t5o aeur of !n ;s ansna y hs no;h oss
II e II te 1oosr: described l7sIs lot sutie, pieces
and parcels Of rd dtcreed "a aad eoPy Ie2o,ss I'D tb
and e9ts or Of tle 1ssessmtnts lnte1e a eostS que
there,n respectively upon s general and se<l warrant"
a sid COPY reports and he.eEer described respectively
a.F, Q. MuEILEN. City co1!cetnf.
Warrant for tho collection Of ta& &nau4A e3as @o1 LII
tfN.t Hs-%r