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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-23

TIE N.w Y EAR.---Beipg on, the last half OF
December. but little time is left for completing
new subscriptions before the new years Is upon
US. The promptness Of our subscribers last
year, and the gradual and constant increase Of
paying ,eaders since we determined upon the
lopping-Of process, convinces US Of the sound
ness Of the policy Of advance pay. We there
fore look for o. busy time between this and the
lst prox., .,., ,.....,,.,.;,,.,.,...,,r.a, .,,r .a,sao,
The Importance Of the Tslegroph as On or
gan Of local intelligence. going out from the
metropolis Of the county. is not overlooked,
and with the increased encouragement enjoyed,
and the improvements contemplated sefs pew
dress, and a probable eulal gemeut, for the pur-
pose Of giving scope to our advertising patron
age. we hope to make many more additions to
our list for the approaching year. Shall our
expectations be realized Let our friends be
mindful eftbe effect of O. word 10 season.
The Nsw TASSEnys-A, tura through the
aew taunery just started by W., w Smith, on
the site Of the old John Rattle place, the ether
day. gave rise TO pleasant thought, not only
from its extent and completeness. bu. that
another sstaelishmeut--7jus SO much additional
productive iuduslry-has been added to the
prosperity snd growth Of our growing and
pleasant village III viii be seen w advertise
usnt 10 snv,her column tina: not oaly . new
and additional market has beet opened for alt
shs siepspis II hides, bark, Eme, &ey tta.sa.ef
iuto this branch Of business, but 40 sssor.meus
OF hndinss and other articles. more extensive
aud general than have Leretoture been found 10
this connection, havsbeeu brougbs .agsther,
and trade 10 thst line is also 10 ofisr its coo.
tiibuiion to the general activity. w ARD has. .
fuir share Of genercsi ty Of soul and win always
be found generous and fair dealer, and his
energy and enterprise deserea recognition.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-23

Browns Bronchial Troaches, when allowed
10 dissolve ia the mouth, have diree, influence
10 The affected parts; the soothing effect to the
Mucous lining OF the windpipe alsys Pulm opary
irritution aud gives relief 10 0ooghs, Colds. and
The various Throat affections 10 which public
speakers and singers are liable. -, . agfi d,
A EoeUEr IL 4 ,SISGLs .DRor or FLuID--An
afmfui OF roses might exhie::a more overpower-
ing odor than q single, drop OF Phalon's
Night. Blooming Cereus.' but in freshness,
delcacy aad pure. bealthfnl fragrance. the drop
would far transcend the flowers. Sold every.
wheve sss rese 81 soa !htI ,oGat hsn,ies s,si1
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-23

DtfLrx ELLIrric sxrsrs. II Is pleasing TO
The ladies 10 kaos ,ha. 81 last si the oejectops,
which are, 80 justly and generally found
sgans, the 'wearaiog Of the st;g, mr. ieldips
and buaghng iipgle;spriug hoop-skirts have D.
last been entirely overcome, IN the mspufacture
Of the universal fsvoriie, called ths -Daphx
Elliptic Tor doubie) Spring Hoop skhta--
These skirt. we're introduced into tbs msike,
. little over a year ego BY The inventor and
ps,en,ee ..Mr.J. w. Bradley. OF New Y ork city.
"A fSll descriptions of the Invention aud iis spe-
culiariries may be seen Ia ano her eSiumu.f !
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-23

a b, .'i p OF for New York!
Christmas and New Year are cominsi
uREAT Annual Purchase for the Hol
isAys thirty Days Of Great Bargains In
a. Pianos, Melodeons. Cabinet Organs. &c.
1917, Ontario st. CtectGad, o.
asJ - ~ I also. at his Branch Depot on sN
Park street, Aslatdb,tl1, ohio.
~ q GEORGE HALL, }-Fs
WIN leave tbs week for New York and Boston, TO prepare
r bis AhbaA Thirty DAYS Sale at reduced Pross u
Pianos, Melodeons, &c. for the Holidays.
and win have much the largest and hnest assomsn. ever
offered In this secon which viii be sold at very low ,ats
particularly cash. Having "Exce ior for mottc
PROPOSE berctcfoIe 70 keep steady ain. q "a
our voite line Of trade aud most earnestly the prb-
c that dealer In the West has more extensive hcues,
OF gssatsr desire 10 them thirty dealt WITH thAA our
selves
M or bought for cash at sir ratss f'f-f IN Z
I'm B. Dct letters % George ttsi Piano Dealer. Glove
lssi, Ohio, George Halt Plane Dealer Ashtabua, Ohe
Asht.balA Decsnber q 1855. $50
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-23

..t ..'a BUCHU.
10 ys.s sas Ds1ssssry q fas U's6sS &sssA
r. Dassns Crsnata-Bsshu Leaves
PRoPERTIEs-Their odor s strong. dihusvs, and ss.e
that aromatic Their tastes bitteh analogous mist
MEDICAL. PROPERTIES AND UsEs.-Buehu leaves are
eeutIy tiulant peculiar tendency to the Urinary
ma die and like other simi incidence
exciting daphosis, when circumstances Avor this mode
action
They are given complaints o. the Urinary Organs, neA
Gravel Chronic catah Of the Bladder Morbid irrtatisn
M the Bladder Ureha. Dsesse OF the Prostate, ans
Retention or nconinence Of Une from loss OF tone In the
parts concerned in its evaeuation The remedy been
recommended 10 DyspePaa Chronic Rheumssn cstAnseas
Affections, and DroFsy.
eimbcds Extract Baebu used by persena from the sges
of rs To 2s and from the decline change Of
life after confinement Labor Pains; B<d-vsttHg "
children
rv DIR. xEYsER IL Physician sf eve. .a,r.y y...e
and Of the University E.disaas s.a surs-y Of rAils
deipha. ' 'r7
NE. Il. 7. Hnxselss
DEAF Sin .In regard 10 ths sssstios sahss 70
opinion about Bushs would soy that have sssd and sold
the article in various forms for the past thirty years Dc
not think there any form or preparation OF have ss
70 Be used In the various diseases where such
msdieats agent vouid bs Indicated Ysu svas - wsn
a. myself that has extsnsvsly employed In The va
Gus diseases Of the bladder snd hsdsey and the pstass
It scquirsd In my judgsns b varrsned By tie Asss
= .k-& - auxu,o AZ Huskv
.... u. :~.. s.ss's. .s.'. ,,. 81.
'.. ~. n ~. ss, 10 ivdr. Of n. merit. and wi,l
o,hsr do no. value thing .seardIns it bulk II q!
.s.'s 80 sr.s ~,s a NOR, a,.,.... .r n. S,.as.r
an 81 .py other prop.ss, senp..sa Of whatever ..-
r,' ,a'
1s. tis
A,us,s ,s,a e., e..
|
1
%. Al Bon HBLnBslbs fLBD MssaAss BvSsA
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-23
SPECTkI. NOTICES.

4 "a % htthk VvtNhHs s-rs
XCough, Cold, or Sore Throat,
Rsovrnis Irrrp,4rs ArrrTos Axp suovrp M cnrcxrp.
II ALLOWED TO CONTINUE,
Irritation ef .he Lups., = r.rm.rsnt
.sg.riiAs-s'rr, os az .r'sr-''' Is"r
soyrxs rHs rrsuLr.
BROWNS BRoNcHiAL rRocHEs
hlAIsd Sisstr isytuKsor 70 4hk fAsls, ixsrDt-
,Rboottr 5FyH,sota
For Dronckids Asthama, Cdtarrh, Cdnsunpfiue and
,NnN ,,a,d 71rcHt Diseases, iql,d
rrocprs ANy USED WIN Always coon SUCCESS
SINGERS AND PUEBLO SPEAKERS
,ssi asd sesns the voics vhsntsksn be-
Singing spsskns and relieving the throat aer
.npsnal eseron Of the woes. orgsns The Trcchss are
Recommended and presorbed By Physeans snd hsv. had
testimonials from eminent throughout the country =.
.Bs.ss ssr.icls Of us merit and having proted their ,
e<sy By test OF many years. each yesr finds them IN
ioese In various parts Of the world and the Troebes
ysnyspaly propoupced better than other articles 90
Obtain only "BNowSs BsoScaikL TRocHEs" and DO not
any Of the Worthless limitations that may be offered
Sofa .v.tyvhsrs ID the United stses and in Foreign
Ccuutries At IS eenss per boz. enis26
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-23

Ten per csns.of yeaf pnrchass aaeasy rsfund.
ed iot 30 days e g 7 At Hzsaicxs. (
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-23
AYER's eATHARTIC PILLS

: 4 ne fths most .s Zee. pur-
~ gasive which W are able
a to produce, which we
tb'vkibr } ever ye, been l,ade
BY s,v body. 'fheir effects
b se sbundantly shown TO the
eoomuuity how much. they
exesl the ordinary medicines
In use. They are safe and
pleasant 10, take, but powerful
10 cure. Their generating
prope, ties stimulate tie vital
activities OF the body, remove
the distractions o. Its organs,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-23
W. N 7 = Dl
APPRENTICES
FO e IT Ii e N A WI

Nohe need apply bat those OF sound health and good
character who read WE'LL spell correctly, write
IDLY who cipher In whole numbers and fraetio
and less than 10 than ls yeais Of age
Naval Apprentices are
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-23
) y Yfnsfd nAr TIE Z lsf iscE
N A " Y "A Z A ID E MY!

certain number being selected yearly from among then
for these sp poIntmen
chooIasters arc assigned each scool ship teach
hs rpdimeptso education, iecudng Navigation, ard their
morals carefully cared Ior 10. d g1 s,..I
Apprentices are ~ ..-,.-.,.,,.-,'.,.
TO discharge the Of seameB and the expraen %
their term of apprentice ship, which Ia wfea they arrive d
the age found 4usliaed have the pesieree In hs
appointments for warrant and petty ofceTs.
II For further information. apply TO
~ EffEg "a. hSrEvENs, -
Il ~ ~ CouiaanderU. B. Navy Erie. Pa.
IL Naval Rendezvous, Ere, Pa, In Farrar Hail. over
Clemens, Caughey Burgess. usSt
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-23
. Notice to take Dispositions.
Notice to take Depositions!a 8

James H. Jass.oo, Plaintiff In the Count Of ccms.os
Ann Jacksos, Drfsndant9 ttste bfohio ~ y
IN lbis ease wilt be q.
~ ken by tho plaintiff at the past oce I'm the town Of
Peasanvie venango county, and state ofPennsylvan
the 7sh day OF December A. d. 1866 betwee the hours Of
eight A. and eight NJ. Of said day. and e examination
v be adjourned from day day until said depositons
completed. III aef' JAMES H.+yACKSoN, lf1
80 t W BY SHgRMAa FfTcB, ,ais Au'ys.
Dated kshtuhufn- 9Th f26S-9ts3v Fli'B 'f
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-23

For Nopes.psioe ny 1recutpenes n Urse Tissss. In
nawmstion or Ulcssion the Bsdd Kidney. Diseases
Of the ro.se Gsad Stone IN the Bladder calculus GIva
Bsiekdust deposite sed I'll dises Of tbs Bladder KID
psys, and dropssal dwellings.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-23

For Weakness arising from Ercerses Indsersou Tue
spnsituon orce affected With Organic weskness requrer
ts aid Of sdicir IN srenghen and iuvgorste the syaes
vhlsh Hembolds Extrac, Buehu invariably does IL no
trsaasnt be Submitted to- sensunpton or INSANITY snsnes
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-29

3his shoulder, but my aim was too high.
-5Ihe ball struck him in the head, just below
1.-THE right ear, and passing Through, came
Eout about an inch above the left ear. ]
Athink he stopped to pick up something Just
%as fired. That may probably account for
&his receiving the ball in the head. was
'Snot oyereightor ten yards distant from him
']when | fired. was afraid that II ] did not
'lwound him he would kill some of our men.
:! After he was wounded went into the barn.
Booth was lying in reclining position on
Hthe floor. j asked him, "Where are you
5wounded?" He replied in feeble voice, his
8eye balls glaring with peculiar brilliancy,
A'In the head. You have finished me-" He
Twas then carried out of the. burning build
aing into the open air, where he died about
Ntwo hours and q halfafterwards.T About an
4 hour before he breathed his last he prayed
Hfor us to shoot him through the heart, and
53thus end his misery. Hissufferings appear
1ed to be intense. cry,
\ Booth, although he could have killed
4 several of our party, seemed TO be afraid
ato fire. Mine was the only shot fired on
3either side.d When he fell he had in his
3hand six-barreled revolver, and at his
Ifeet was lying q seven-shooter, which he
3dropped after he was wounded. Two other
Nreyolvers were also near him. He declared
THAT the arms belonged to him, and that
aHarrold had nothing to do with the murder
dWe gave him brandy, and four men went
9in search of n doctor, whom we found some
afour miles from the scene of the occurrence;
3but when the doctor arrived Booth was dy-
Sing. He did not talk much after receiving
/ his wound. When asked if he had anything
fto say, he replied, 81 die for my country
1 and asked those standing by to tell his
amother SO. He died not denying his crime.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-29

= MILITARY PRoMoTIoNs.-T The following
promotions IN Ohio regiments were en-
tered at the Adjutant Generals office on
Wednesday, April %: ~~
,37th sIhf-1st Lieuts. Jacob Litter and
Henry Pentoch, to Capts., and Sergts. Louis
Eckert and Louis Ritter to- list Lieuts.
SD Inf.-1st Lietits. George w. Eddy and
DayidDM Burchfeld to Capts., and Sergts
VIM. iWarrell, VIM. B. Irwin, Thomas s.
Harkins, Henry Foreman, Patrick L,
O'Donnell, John w. Pierce, James D. Rob-
erts, Nathaniel s. Elliott and David ii. Las
lev to lst Lieuts. iyf'A ~s1ti6 ta5t
63d Inf.-Sergt. VIM. johnson to 1st Lieut.
Gath Inf-1st Lieut.. VIM. II. Forbes to
/, Capt., and Sergts. Thomas, l.. Thompson,
Joseph Andrews and Samuel e. Smith to
LIST Lieuts.
18th Inf-1st Lieut.. Andrew McDaniels
{ ! 9ist fnf-2d LIEUT. Lewis D. Hall to LIST
Lieut., and Sergt. B. w. Lawmer to I'd
Lieut..
10th Inf.--lst Lieut.. John F. Sherer to
% '}Sist Inf.-ist Lieut.. Daniel ellison to
:. Capts Sergt Henry B., Collins to lst Lieut.,
{ and Sergt. Benz. B. Smith to I'd Liett.
18th Colord y. 5. list Lieut.. David w.
Botsford to Capt; I'd Lieut.. VIM. N. Wat
son to list Lieut., and Sergt. Wm.i Lemon
10 "a Lleub.r ,-....- .. rr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-29
Cincinnati market,

FLQUR,-Superfne. 81 held at 81 90; extra at 81 rs
l97 60; and family at 81 1908 25.
WHEAT-The asking rates are 81 65@1 1o'for
0hio and Indiana and $l75@l 80 for prime to choice
Kentucky. Tho sales to-day were zoe bush primo
fred at 81 So $50 do at 81 and 800 do fair white at
s$l so.
C0RN-Small lots Of sound sell at 7o079c, but
concessions would have TO be made if the lots were
Sforced upon the market,
d 0ATS-A moderate local demand at roc, in selc-
yat3r. holders generally asking nc. at which price
s600 bush sold.
RYE-7Although there is scarcely any demand, tho
receipts very light. and holders continue firm at
t$1 90. at which rate $50 bush Sold
i BARLEY-A moderate demand, and holders con
itinue firm at 81 l0@I5 for prime Spring and Fall
l225 bush good Fall sold at 81 TO- va i-fi - lI.I
1 WHlSKY-Saes of 100 brls at a. 0S. M
PROVlSIONS-There was an active demand for
Imess pork, under the news from New York. and
prices advanced to S3s co. The sales $50 brls at
1880 co. part last evening" 500 do at Ss 00 and 800 do
sat $s2 90. At the close, s25 90 was asked Bulk
;rneats were held higher; Shoulders at l41lc, and
jSides at t55f9l6c; but he sales were confined to
1000 pieces Hams at Ice loose and 900 do Shoulders at
l4c Lard advanced to lSc. We did not hear of any
saies OF Bacon, but the feeling in all articles was
,quite buoyant at the close. p2sre
GRO 0CEhIES-The rates are 30@33c for fair to
'cchoiee Rio Coffee; l4@lsc for raw Sugar 2ok92lo
,0reans Moasses. "reR.-
EGGS-We have to report firm market, with q
good demand at 22923c per dozen, shippers count
HAY-A quiet market, at SlS rs per ton for
loose and tight pressed, on arrival. in bales.
POTATOES-From store. the best varieties bring
quoted nominal at 50 1903 90 per brl.
FRU1T-Green Apples are steady at S5 0c96 90
per brl for prime Eastern. Dried Apples are dull
and almost nominal, at 1890 per Id. ,lflrT8r' F4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-29
In memoriau.

The members Of the several Lodges and
4the Encampment of the Independent Or
ider of Odd Fellows in the city of Column
bus, Ohio, assembled to take action In rela-
Ition to the ceremonies connected with Lthe
PERCEPTION of the remains of Abraham Lin
scoln, late President of the United States,
kdeeming 1t a suitable occasion to give eX-
spression TO theirfeeiings touching the mel
iancholy and appalling circumstances of his
4demise, do resolve - .l;...l-,,s.lo,,T,
1st. That by the sudden death of Abra-
ham Lincoln, the head, the heart and the
hand on which the country, with firm and
abiding confidence relied tc still the clamor
iof War, stop the effusion of blood, and re-
store the blessings of Peace to the afflicted
Hand, have been stricken down. The ca
llamity is Nationalist is meet, therefore,
That the Nation mourn. .rr ',.rrr 4rr
I'd. That In the lite and character of Abra-
ham Lincoln, we behold faithful exponent
Pof the genius of our noble form of Govern
1ment, and an example worthy the emula-
Ition OF every son and daughter of the Re-
public.
Sd. That in the fullness and purity of
Friendship, Love and Truth, we tender our
Iwarmest sympathies to the heart-stricken
widow and family, who mourn the loss of
Ia faithful and devoted husband and kind
and affectionate parent. ~ '.'N 2t lr
4th. That as Odd Fellows, daily admon-
!lshed to be faithful to our country" we
here do solemnly renew our obligations to
protect the Government, and maintain the
Union OF all the States. -stl d r4-
9th. That the Hall of the respective
Lodges and the Encampment in the city
|be suitably draped in mourning for the
space of thirty days, and that we will fra
)ternally unite with the citizens of Colum-
bus in the obsequies to the memory of our
late wise, revered and beloved Chief Mag
'istrate.
Unanimously, adopted by the Order, as
|sembled at Odd Fellows Hall, Friday eve
ming, April %, 1865.
JAS. R. ARMSTRONG, Chairman.
JOSEPH DowDALL, Secretary, ...,r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-29
Terrible Accident ON the Miss.
issiDDi.

CAIRO, April 2S.-The steamer Sultana,
from New Orleans the evening Of the 2lst,
5arrived at Vicksburg with boilers leaking
badly. She remained there three hours re-
spairing, taking on 1886 Federal soldiers
Iand $50 officers, lately released from Ca
shawba and Andersonville prisons. She ar
rived at Memphis last evening. After
cooling she proceeded about2 A. NJ, and
about that time when miles above Mem
Iphis, blew up, Immediately taking fire and
burning to the waters edge. Of2l56 souls
aboard not more than 700 had been rescued.
Five hundred rescued are now in hospitals,
and 200 or 300 uniniured at the Sol.
.diers' Home. Captain Mason, of
the Sultana, is supposed lost. At
"A o'clock this morning the river in front of
Memphis was covered with soldiers strug-
igling for life, many badly scalded. Boats
Immediately went to their rescue, and are
still engaged in picking them up. Gen.
|Washburne Immediately organized board
of officers to investigate the affair, and they
,are now at work doing so. No further par
Iticulars received
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-29
The Excitement In Washington
Harold Beginning 10 Realizs
His Situation.

WASHINGTON, April 2S.-The excitement
(which prevailed in this city yesterday has
considerably subsidized. While all regret
that the assassin, owing to rashness among
the soldiers engaged in the capture, was not
taken alive, they at the same time, felt
grateful that the murderer has paid the
penalty OF his crime. Had he been brought
Ito the Washington navy yard alive nothing
could have withstood the fury of the ex-
Cited thousands. What disposition was
made of Booths body after the autopsy
upon it, it is impossible to ascertain; but
that fitting disposal, in keeping with his
'ign0minious career, was made, is certain.
Harold, who has been exhibiting great
lstoicism since his capture, now appears to
Irealize the awful position in which he is
placed, and through the day has given way
Ito frequent weeping. He is quite young,
Iand his appearance would indicate him to
|be not lover twenty. Some time ago he was
ian applicant for the position of Surgeons
Steward in the Potomac flotille, but was
- .-srr....,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-29
News from Granf-He Calls Upon
Johnston TO Surrender.

4 FORTRESS MONROE, April PA steamer
3arrived here this morning from Morehead
sCity, bringing advices from Newbern that
jGen. Grant had effectually put an end to
,the 'armistice agreed upon between Sher-
man and Johnston. Grant had give John
3ston up to O'Clock yesterday "wednesday
morning to surrender his army. The con-
sditions are unknown. Gen. Grant announc.
led that after that hour hostilities would at
sonce be resumed. To this Gen. Johnston is
lsaid to have replied that if Jefferson Davis
iand the leading General officers of the Con-
,federacy were pardoned, and permission
given them to leave the country, he would
ibe authorized to accept the terms proposed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-29
apr14-dtfi

"THE Apostle" said the Elder, "was
|movedby many kinds of doctrine" "Yes,"
replied Mrs Partington, looking over her
'spectacles at the Elder, "there's where he
was wrong. What did he want to try SO
many kinds of doctrine for when Pinker-
toms Wahoo and Calisaya Bitters would
have kept him perfectly regular" The
Elder confessed the thing had never struck
him in that light before, and the old lady
was going on to elucidate further, when her
attention was attracted by Ike, who was
trying to pour some Bitters down. the cats
throat with a tunnel. apr29-d2w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-29
CIeYeIand mnrker-

FL0UR-Saes 200 bbls Xxx red at ss rs; 100 bbls
Xxx white at 90 25; SO bbls Xxx white at o. rs.
u WHEAT--Sales Of cars No. red from store at
l$l 81 and csrs do DO at 81 81. /, sI,-1T :
COkN-Saes cars shelled from store at 80c
0ATS=Sales Of 4 cars at CSC from store.
4 RYE--Held at 81 OOt9I O5.
BARLEY=Held at Sf0o91 10 from store, Accord
ling to quality.
P0Rk-In moderate demand and steady at sss 90
3for city-paeked mess VIZ .il
BUTTER-Comman to good old w. R. selling in
small way at 159l7c.
EGGS-Small sales reported at 2lc.
market.
4 hIGHWINES-yer dull and entirely nominal
lat 50 1902 IS. u
ALC0H0I--Held at 81 1904 "a fer 90 Der cent.
Nentra proof spirits 81 1902 40.
POTAT0ES-Sales 9OU bushels peach blows at
Goo.
LAKE FISH White Fish, half bbls. No. I extra
80 90; No. uninspeced, $S 90; Trout half bbls
Ss ooi Pickeral, half bbls IS 50; Herring So 6oper
ALE, AND .P0RTER-we quote a. follows
Present. Use Xxx Ale, $40; Stock xxx $ll912;
kennett Sll co. Pale Cream ell 90; Porter Ell 90.
Half and quarter barrels in proportion.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-29
Tho Ab.urditie. Of prejudice.


Inconsistency is weakness of human ma
ture, as unreasonable as 1t is absurd and in
defensibleg Manypeople, forinstance, have
horror Of purchasing anything that is
extensively advertised, no matter what may
be its merits. Advertising Is, in their opin-
ion, a gigantic game-of speculation, or a
medium Of putting worthless goods. The
iSambdrg Port wine is largely advertised, be-
cause the proprietor, Mr.. A. Speer, Is desir-
Gus that the public become acquainted with
it. He does not, however, expect people to
purchase lit Iselely on his recommendation
he Wishes them to judge for themselves
and he elhasinstructedh his agents and all who
retail his wine that, If it should not prove
equal TO what he claims for 1t, to return
the money! All he wants is to give 1t a
trial. Nothing can be fairer than this. The
Samburg Port wine is apure, unadulterated
ljuiceIof the 0portoE oESamburg Port grape,
now being cultivated In this country by
Mr.. Speer. 1t is valuable for family use,
and for its tonic and invigorating proper
ties. It gives tone to the stomach and in
vigorates thesystem. In fashionable circles
it has become the. feyorite table7wine.
Druggists are agents for this wine.-In-
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