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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04


TIE ScHooL MEsrINe called by the Board Of
Education TO meet at Firemen's Hall on Satur-
day night last, convened in considerable num-
bsrs. and proved emineuty entertaining and
Instructive The discussions we're really racy
and as keen as brlar, The proposition sub
mitted by TIE Board, for the consideration of
the meeting, was in accordapcc with the tenor
Of The call, and asked for authority to secure
by purchase, at an outlay Of $4,000, the title
of the Academy Association and the Odd Eel
lows to the Academy buidng--the soil being
held by the association for the advancement of
education. as special donation The price
set by the association upon their property, con-
sidering the facts that the association had been
founded, and the building erected, in part at
least, by common contributions, in common
effort for the furtheranco of the cause Of educa-
tion, it was deemed by Squire ToMBEs to be
held st too high rate, considering, also the
end and object of the purchase where 10 strict
harmony with the original scope and design Of
association. Mr.. ENslos took strong grouud
against the whole thing in a very relishable
speech. or rather perhaps series of speeches,
which had the effect to bring down the house
on two or three occasions It was a sharp
sighted effort, and looked in as many directions
as the tabled being whom Juno set to guard To-
and each OF It's many eyes CLEANED with suspic-
ion and jealousy Pits and deadfolds, and
snares for the feet OF the uuwary were scattered
on every haad Ghosts of evil stared him in
she face at every turn. Even our own unob-
trusive hebdomadol, failed not of passing no
tice. The whole affair was decidedly moving
and had 1t uotbeen for the vulgar method OF
working of the pept up passions Of the soul
through the medium Of the disabilities, there
might have been an account Of catastrophe
with which to enrich our columns, and break
the mop0tony Of village life AS it was the pro.
cess Of cachianation was sufficiently safe and
effective. The proposition TO appoint com
mittes Of three, TO investigate the matter, and
confer With the share holders OF the Academy
association, moyed BY II, O, ToMBEs. was car
Fled, and the meeting adjourned two weeks
Tho committee was made up Of Tombes, Gary
and J.. B. Crosby. The views Of the mover o
this committee. appeared to be the popular sen
timenta Of the meeting. Without doubt. w
think, the association VII modify its notions
and the purchase will be made.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04

Our ncighbor n The StaHpel is mistaken IL
he iblaks we seek 1 controSepsy vithhln. Our
allusion to him aaa the farmers Of Oriesa wus
only b The way Of little harmless pleasant.
ry, prompted more BY our gmpa,hies than
any other feeling. Ifhis determination 10 avoid
controversy with us is honestly adhered too, we
will hence forth travel along togcther Ike
obabes in the wood"
Qua CouSrY FAm.--'rhc Premium list offer
ed by the County Society will be iound upon
our FIRST page tits, we think, iodicious and
liberal. Tho encouragement 1t affords should
be considered ample to induce the citizens OF
the county to bring out the prodaets, and be-
stow their personal attention The daysdeeoted
to e. next Tuesday. Jgednesday and Thursday,
are rather early perhaps, but that time was Sc
lccted, we understand, to accommodate such as
are desirous Of attending the State Fair, which
commences on the l4th, and continues 4 days
Exhibitors from this county win thus be enabled
TO take their articles from this TO the State
Fair The County Fair should be the cherish
cd institution Of our farmers and 10 effort
withheld which in any way can add to its in-
terest
The Independent Order Of Odd Fellows viii
dedicate their Hall in Windsor, on the 9Th
of October next, at which there will be a
general attendance Of the brethren Of sur
rounding Lodges
ORDINATION. - At the request Of the
Baptist Church of Ashtabula, council Of
delegates from the Baptist Church of the
Grand River Association convened
Thursday, Aug 26th, l O'clock, P NJ, at
Baptist meeting honse in this village, to in
qure into the expediency of ordaioing j.
W. B. CLARK, A NJ, to the work Of the
gospel ministry Council organized by ap-
pointing Rev f. Richmond, of Sheffield,
Moderator, and Rev. G f. Hatch, Kings
yilc Clerk. The candidate then proceeded,
at the request Of the council, to give a
relation of his christian experience, call to
the ministry and views Of the gospel doctrine.
Council unanimously resolved to proceed to
ordination in the evening as follows
Reading Scriptures and prayer, by Rev
j. NJ. GilIett, Ashtabula; Preaching, by
Rev J Parker. Swickly, Pa; Ordainug
prayer, Rcy L. Andruss, Geneva; Charge
to the candidate, Rev. G. E. Hatch;
Right hand Of fellowship, Rev II. Rich
mond; Charge to the church, by Rev. G.
E. Hatch; Hymn and benediction by thc
! candidate.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04

A couple of those non dcscript commodities
which have no rights that white man is bound
to respect, reached this place day or two
since, on the underground railroad from Mary
land, and after recruiting, were furnished with
purse and put on their way to that land
where Britains power is felt and where they
may feel her mercy, too"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04

DR.. Robacks discoveres We can uot shut
eyes the fact that Dr. Rooacks famous Medicines the
cnes Of Fever and Ague Dyspepsia Liser complaint and
rheumatism In all pas Of the West Planters and Farmers
upon whose words rely that such Is the
aud the newspapers with which exchange confirm the state
The Blood Pills and Blood Purifier their inn
port act specifically upon the active principle Of disease in
the Animal Fluids. The disbuye system Of blOodgesses
nerves. which irgate the whole body with the element
of vitality becomes when that element is tainted with
ruptiOn determination seeds Of disease upon
this circulating poison this deadly vrus propelled through
the veins and arteries to the destruction of health and life,
that Dr. Robacs preparations They change the chemi-
cal character Of the blood reyitao H. render II pure and
nutritious Graphing with and destroying the very root Of
disorder their complete and permanent. We
invite attention 10 DIR. r. advertieeuent
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04
M sce br the Conrt Records that the tv

" see by the WOurt ItecOfus IhaJ Ihh IWO
Countereiters White of Buffalo, and Lawrence Of EppnE
H. have placed under thousand dollar bonds each
for uaRpg and selling limitations OF Ayers Cherry Pecora
This right II the Law should protect from imposition
at all should certainly protect them from being imposed
upon by worthless counterfeit Of such medicine Ayers
Cherry Peetor We only complain that the punishment
Is not half enough yiain who would for patry gain
deliberately tribe with health Of his fellow man. by taking
lips the cup of hope, when they sinking and
substituting falsehoodan utter deluion should be punish
severely he who counterets the coin Of his
eountry.-Gresn County BdzNer CarroitOa, Illinois
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04
September Appoint tments.
IR. II. TUBBS will he in attendance


Asbtabula, Ashtsbus House, Tuesday, Sept. 2s
Conneaut fremont House, Monday kept. n.
Painesviile, American House, Wednesday, Sept ~,
For consultation upon al diseases Of the Thras Lungs
Heart Liver Stomach, iOwes, Kidneys aud Spleen; also
Dropsy Gravel Rheunatian Nervousness DEBILITY, Dspepsa
Female diseases Ague and lever Fits Impurities the Blood
Frupons Cancers Uce and all other varieties Of long stand
ing coInpaints both external and internai
For ten years De- T. has devoted his ertre time to
chronic diseaaeF treating oussnde annually OF whom
had exhausted every other within reach IN
are mineral employed does he make sc
with safety by the most delicate and Iatients
main home and continue with prudence, their ordinay
diet Many hundreds have recovered ander the
friends and physicians had given op N hore
the indisputabe cydcnces which s9ys he furnished
inyads reduced despairing. invited 70 call
may that encouragement Will he given
expense incurred vhoGs corresponding prospect Of recovery
Uriana, Champaign Co. o.. August 1853.
DR.. TtBlS-lear Sir; Some time siaee obtained pre-
sc4ipon from you, myself aud little four years Old
From carly infancy the child had had swellings pan and al
constant discharges from his ears attended with partial
Deafness since using medcinse the discharges which
we're very ofenYe ceased and the hearing restored
afflicted indlgeson had neither strength energy a
biion; would thHob violently breathing depressed and
nonths benro seeing you cough distressing Al
af my st call At yOur 1t required considerable
effort get about and sweat pofdsey from little eNcrtior
The weather vet much 10 my surpise strengt
gained RAPIDLY much that began To work and
have ahored steadily also gained seven pouuda IN
hnsh tho first month Having experienced decided inn
ment beioro) and seen equally good effects apon aNeral
my neghbos eouscientousy and eheeriay ommend
your treatment to all who may be 80 unfortunate as 70 sue
as have doro
been for the last twenty years. You're truly
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04

Lie IlllS anu InOeHlX DlttcFS J nS SeueHtd"
rs denzen Of large cities afflicted with headache, ds-
peTss beahpgs pains in the region of the reurtis
and TIE liver should invariably the effects Of these nsd-
crc instead OF resorng to cupping eeching phehoto-
Ping Thousands Of lives have been saved by the Most med
icnes Sold by ". b. MoFFAT 3s5 Broadway, New York,
and bv his Agents.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04

0sEKIlr GsADFATEa~-Amopg the graduates
ei the recent commencement exercises AZ QbeT'
lin. are 10 ae ieand Toe names Of g. ny AN
papws 1indsaEIIlsi n. G. BRooxs. Williams
6sIds, AFDRrw ". cHAPMAx EellogSille.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04
II. FAssETT, Agent
| FoR TnE
Sale, Purchase. and Rent Of Real Estate,
NsURAx s
Negotiation Of Loans. Collection Of Debts. &c
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N.SURAS cE, Eae8
Negotiation Of Loans. Collection Of Debts, &c
AsInAnCLA, OHIO
DROPERTA' Sold for Commission oaly,
and no sale charge Sale dirsc, or iniizssi
stitutes n Commission.
r. pGE FAKun choice fam on South Ridge. near 1iaF
vcy H. Gaslords owned BY n ". Wheeler containinr 5s
acres vita good bsidiegs fruit living wset plenty Of n
bargain. Cali he owner fsnises q Il. F4szEsE
Afhiabula, for aItcuiats,
IS improved ard halsree good wuoa land and timber
there goe ame dwelling ana basn pisa q fruit ef "a.
farm prize Slsoo Enquire q A. AnokS prepises er Of
iss Ary orand $50 rods sAst q ss csate II Ilssnea.
10 scres q which arF wsA anese hslsRse passr good iu
With goea a.e olt blsas sprises q
part .Npa Riser bottom ans. TeD,s aeeomnoaating
T farn Of Andrew Willey nj e9s acres near Ashebua
with good = iniidings suilaile f i with
pay down aud balance long time
That wen known gsass and gain Farm eantnins = 20
D. Hutlafd ESQ Good baildines. water and fruit Fort
acres timber slsre under cultivation Ffiee $500 Ensuie
90 ae iss is, sost on sank Roaa me Fsr iosnev
owned BY solomon house and haTn fit and good
s Fwo largo s aaa r. pssE valuable kss amnaa b. z Harmon s
os 9s Sss ss sss fsS g ss as s q s91s ss s & q
oheese house, fii Ae An exnAenf da llIa. Fiee t11
per is, 1s s. e ~ , 1s x, a % ss e s me-. on Z, ss
meai or either Il sloFa, saanpiodstlpg. -
CHAIN PUMPSt1
A GAIN would Inotify my friends and
4 a tho opbiie tlat I an siill nisNuiscturfpe
Chain Ep1z11aaoa.
with ESGIis AIyANlzEo iRQN trAl q Superior
iffog iss Uits and Dsfobg s. deedeg ~ hfsf
article T. use I9r slsSaling yaiss 81 s psseeai
IDaas 9: re esss M q ksgil.t qslse7isss sos q.
Asr sns "a. siad q rapP % aoa ans e ioai yseEr ~
T. j. Fu1rEa REEaEsl ~ knREE j. II C.lupl.,..s.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04

JAIL DELIvRRY.--On Saturday night last, the
Jail at Jefferson, was delivered of Eve prison.
ers, who made their escape by boring through
the floor Of the prison, thence by digging thro
the wall which separates the cellar Of the dwell
ing from the Jail, and thence into the free air of
heaven. The names and descriptions Of the
prisoners we copy from the Sherf's advertise
meut as follows Gilbert J. lyman, charged
with the crime Of Arson, was feet 8 inches
high, brown bair, light complexion, sbeepish
bearing, 33 years old, and marked by the loss
of little finger on right hand; .aLfred Hunger
ford, charged with Larceny, feet or inches
high dark brown hair, about 81 or % years of
age, dark eyes, and light complexion; I'm
Cdrtner, charged with Larceny, # 6 in high
% years old. stout built light hair, and full red
face; George e. Clark. or Park, charged with
burglary, #, Is or 16 years Of age, black cur
Is hair, keen black eyes, slim built, and Of ac-
tive habit; Lorenso Mallory, charged with bur
glary about fl, or inches high, Is years
old, black hair and eyes, right eye, and right
side of mouth backencd apparently in conse-
quenee of blow. The two last, were concern
cd in the burglary a: Conncaut, for which they
had been indicted, and were awaiting trial, a
reward of one hundred and seventy-Gre dollars
has been offered by the Sheriff FOR their appre-
hension; or twenty-five for each Of the three
first, and fifty for each Of the two last.
The prisoners, or at least three of them came
this way, and were closeted at the house of ouc
WARREN HAcKET just beyond the depot, where
where it was suspected they might make halt
and where, we are informed they might have
been taken, but for some ndiscrcet mouoeuyer-
ing on the part Of the pursucrs This event
raised quite a little excitement among this COM
munity, and some, we regret TO say, have been
inclined TO cast reflections upon the Sheriff =
We are persuaded that there is no good ground
for this, for the jail thoagh iuVunerabe al
every other point, was comparative insecure il
the direction ia which the attack was made.
If there is ground for complaint anygherc, it
would seem not to be that oil ordinary vigi
lance had not been used, but that such mum
Der Of prisoners had been left to occupy, dur
ing the night season, the ball OF the jail instead
of being confined to separate cells.
The last named rogue was arrested in Gene
ga, By Mr., HARRISGTox, and was taken tC
Jefferson on Wednesday, and lodged in jail
We understand that he has already served I
term in the Ohio Peuitentiary, where he is like
Iy to take up his future residence.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04

EsIcEf-After some balancing upon the
question Of carrying The brick buildings Of
Messrs. wells & FAUIxEER, and A. c.. FISK
to.ap altitude Of three stories, a decision has
been reached, and the block is to present an IN
broken front of three stories. This is as it
should be, particularly so, " hen in dollar and
cent light as well as that Of imparting charac-
ter to the neighborhood and village, that dcis.
loo is warranted. Another change in the village
we have to note this week, is the removal OF
TALoorF's clothing store building to the lot ad
joiningoar Office, in the ownership Of Mr.. Tai
corr. Thus it would seem that everything IN
the business line, endowed with the powers ol
lOcomotion, is tending towards this, as bust
ness centre.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04

Erank P Blair j.. bas given notice
that he will contest the rlgat Of J. Rich.
ard Bsrrell to seat in ssh Congress
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04

"may feel her mercy too
AccIpExr.--The 3 p. M. Express train west
on Saturday last ran of the track, just beyond
Kingsville, in consequence, as it is said, of the
rail having been covered with gravel by the
heavy rain. The Engine, tender, baggage, ex-
press, and one passenger car, was thrown off
the track, and a portion Of them, including the
engine as we learn, badly injured. The eugi-
neor, fireman, and one passenger suffered slightly.
A stock train on the Buffalo and Erie Road
run off the track the other side of Erie on We'd
nesday last, and the wood shed at Grard, on the
Cleveland & Erie was burnt on the same day.
FIRE.-The extensive Oar Factory of j. B.
PACE, in Wayne, in this county, was totally de-
strOyed by FIRE on Tuesday night The build
ing and machinery cost about $4,000 A
large amount of lumber and oars we're de.
stroyed
A nest Of gamblers were disturbed in
their operations last week at the Saloon
opposite the fremont House Several of
the implicated were arraigned before the
Mayo plead guilty, andwere fined There
have been some startling disclosures made
in the investigation Of this affair, involving
the character and reputation OF men who
have hitherto borne unsulled characters
Conneant Reporter.
At Regular meeting Of Protection Fire
Co.. No. l, held at their Engine room, Sept,
lst 1858, the following resolutions were adop-
ted, viz:
Resolued, That the thanks Of this Company
be rendered to A. O. HuBBARD, A. A. STRONG,
and others Of the r. r. Station, for the excel
liant entertainment rovided gor them and their
Ladies. by M Baker Of tbs Union City House
on Friday evening, August 9th, and to all
others concerned. for the exeellaat good order
and harmony that prevailed throughout the en-
tertainment fsrlE II
Resolved That the resolutions be published
in the AsHlAs0LA WEEKLT TElHonAPH.
BY order Of the company,
j. O. BEEBE
A. w STEELE Commits.
y F GIFFoFp
Frank P Blair Jr., has given notlca
that he will contest the rigAt Of j. Rich.
ard BsrrelI to seat in SSH Congress
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04

The Independent Order Of Odd Fellows will
dedicate their Hall in Windsor, on the 9Th
of October next at which there will be
general attendance Of the brethren Of sur
rounding Lodges.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04

UNION ScBooL--The Fal Term OF this In
stitution win commence on Monday next The
long vacation which the scholars have enjoyed
has no doubtftted them with renewed energy Of
mind and body fora vigorous commencement
Of the new term. AS the labors Of the Prnsi-
pal are brought directly to bear upon The High
School, we have hope that this fact viii prove
telling one upon the progress and welfare es-
PecialIy Of that department tits very desr-
able, that those who contemplate entering the
schools, should be ready to do so at the com
mencement!
CoEcEHT--T Tic Ashtabula Musical Union,
under Prof w. g. WEBsr ER, propose TO give
a public performance at the Presbyterian
Church Of the Contata of Esther. We have
attended some Of the rehcrsas, and from the
earnestness and interest in the preparation, to-
gether withthe array Of talent enlisted, an1 the
energy and musical accumen Of the Prof. to
shape and direct the whole, we think, there is
little room for any other conclusion, than that
an entertainment is in reserve FOR our citizens
which win challenge not only their appreciation,
but their local. pride
GnAFa yISrs, of vigorous and healthy
description, are advertised by Il. f. ESsIGS-
We understand that Mr.. Els experience and
character, are a sufficient warranty for the
character Of the vines.
TnE Divorce PETITION of DEBEA PArrER-
son, is among our new Advertisements.
ESTATE OF JoHs REID, by j. Q FARMER ad
ninistratcr, notice of fling petition before
Court Common Pleas.
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susrra AZ rux Drfo1. ~ a number Of gentle
men 81 the depot, headed, as we aadersiana, By
Al. @. rupBAnp had a very excellent supper
prepared al the Union House MASON BAKER,
nropriiet,, one evening last week at which the
aremcn Of our village as body were invited.
The occaaon Is represented rs one dissioguish-
ed BY much good feeling among the company
Of substantial enjoyment over the profusion Of
creature comforts provided BY the libcrality and
good taste Of omine host and BY the how Of
soul and sentiment, which from the fulress OF
the heart found utserance. The whole afair,
as well in its conception asin ts various details,
was q credltable one to the parties concerned.
The loaf Of cake which found is way from the
festive table to ours, Afforded some demonstra.
ton that the eulogiums bestowed upon the
landlord and his efforts, were not without found
alton.
10 STATE FAIR ExHRToRs. There are ma
ny 10 this region who will, or who should be
competitors at the approaching Ohio State Fair
To such It might be convenience to have their
articles for exhibition properly looked after 10
their absence
G, G. CALKINs from this county viii be In
attendance at the Fair on and after the l1th
September and viii take charge Of all articles
sent to his care, make the entries, and take them
from the depot, aud place them in their appro-
pirate halls, and at the close Of the raIr will see
to repaekiug aud shipping homeward. Packa-
ges should be well marked, and full list oil
contents, with the r. r. receipts, forwarded by
mail to him at Sandusky.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04

AshtabuIa, Ohio.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-16

"PLAY Iowa SENSIBLE SUGGEsTIoE.-At a re-
cent reception of a new engine by the Boyden En-
CINE Company, of Waltham, Mass, the Rev. THos,
HILL of that town. who was unable to be present
sent in letter in which is the following paragraph
which contains a valuable hint 10 fire companies:
When the sad fire at the corner of Central and
Newton streets was raging, some years ago. went
with friend from another State, old fireman, TO
look on lie remarked that those who held the pipe
seemed 10 him not sufficiently governed by the great
principle which is the secret OF all success in bat
ling with fire. This principle is expressed in the
most important precept play loo. Throw your water
not on the top of the fire, where it will be turned
aside by roofs, floors, and other distractions or
touching the FIRE, will Fly Of in useless vaPor, but
throw it st the lowest burning point that the steam
generated may al once ascend through the fire and
smother il throw the water at the lowest burning
point, which is by its ascending heat encouraging
the whole fre-destrOy first that rirgleader Of the
riot.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-16

We would remind our readers of the sale Of the
McNairy lands on Thursday next, 10th instant, at
the residence Of F. N. MoNairy, Esq, three miles
south of Nashville. These are amongst the richest
and most beautiful lands in the vicinity of Nash
vile, front On each of the turnpike roads, part
beautifully timbered and part cleared, the neigh
borhOOd is good, and the terms ibeIsI-credit of
one, two, and three years without interest
At the same time will be offered the crop, farm
ing tools, cattle, hogs, and valuable blOOded stock.
Omnibusses will leave the office Of Nance and
Woodward, in Deaderiek street, at half-past and
10 o'clock \. NJ. Free passage offered to all who
attend promptly. St