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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-30

The SoUTH on PIcrUREs- - Our New York
Jobbcrs and Importers will please take no.
tee that merchandise of any description
which is labeled with pictures intended
to illustrate the principles Of our glorious
republic" don't suite our Southern breth-
rem A distinguished importing house in
this city, having no fear Of the dissolution
Of the Union before their eyes, offered for
sale Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs, of a
celebrated foreign manufacture, done up
in the newest STYLE" with vcrious ornamen-
tai picture labels. A package Of these
goods on arriving in Georgia. were pro-
nounced dangerous to their peculiar institu-
tion, and were forthwith sent back With a
tornado Of Indignation 1--WE want none
of your Log Cabin pictures here" they said.
Very well. Hereafter Queen Victoria will
not probably permit the manufactures OF
Oatd ireland to preach freedom to Ameri-
ca, even with pictures on pocket-handker-
chiefs, for at such audncity' we now inform
her, the South will turn up their Noses
Our proclamation to the whole mercantile
community now is--lOok 10 yohr ''pictures"
~. Y Independent.
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DIED.

On Sunday morning last KATE E. daughter OF Amasa and
PLebe Savage, aged year months.
She early died the shadows of care,
Eell on lie brow, beautifully fair;
Then weep her not, she has passed away,
To tealut beyond the realul-Decay. Con.
In Orwell, Oct. lGth, PETER CLUTE. aged 81 yeaas.
In Conreaut, Oct 2lst, LUCINDA vile of Amos Fuller
aged 81 years. g.. ..U..
In Sheffield, Oct 21st, oZTAs CANT aged 6s
In this village, Oct 23d IT, ELIZABETH daughter Of John
Warrington, aged IL months and 10 days.
In AshtabuA, Oct 22d NORMAN SEYMOUR, aged 56
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ANNExATIoN.-The administration has
received an oficiaI document from those in
power in two of the Society Islands, pro-
posing a surrender of them to the United
States. 1t is said in diplomatic circles that
this paper was transmitted to our Govern
ment through Count Sartiges, the French
Minister, but no reason is stated for resort
ing to this channel of communication The
subject will receive due consideration, espe-
rially in its geographical aspect.
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in this mammon. worsi.ining age. il Is rare te


find place his usefulness to the lc before his inter
est During late visit to the City of Spndes pre-
ened by professional friend to the celebrated Chemist, Dr.
c. AVER, whose naue is perhaps familiar than
any other at the bedside If Sickness in this country Know
ing the unprecedented popularity of his medicines and the
mmense sale of them, had expected 10 find him million
aire, and rolling wealth. But no, found HIM in his
laboratory busy with his labores among his crucible aem
bics and retortsgving his best personal 10 the
pounds the virtues of which, thousands hang for health
We learned that notwithstanding his vast business and its
prompt in cash. the Doctor is not rich The
assigned s that the material is costly and he persists in max
ing his preparations expenvely that the nett profit
suIal.-1mericdR EdTrner, Phil
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The KNIcKEkBoCKER MAoAEINE.-This high
ly spoken Of magazine, has again made its ap
pearance. II is an old favoriIe of ours, and i:
one OF the best Of the many magazines, thai
make their appearance on our table 1t is pub
lished by John H. Gray, l6 Is Jacob street
New York--S3 per annum
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DOMESTIC MATTERS.


We ask an apology Of the reader for the nu-
merous errors which appear in the editorial cor
respondeuce on the outside, which was worked
before we reached home. They are too numer-
oGs to particularise,& we compliment the readers
intelligence by leaving him TO make the correc-
tions unaided, as he goes along.
RETURNED. We'll, reader, after a ten
days absence, we have returned to our post
with improved energies for the discharge of
It's duties. Our arrival is at too late an
hour for survey, and note of local matters
that have taken the liberty of occurring in
our absence. After such a season of free
dom from the drudgery of a printing Office,
il will require little time te get the har-
hess on again, and become accustomed to
its confinement, aud to its calling tepden-
cies Car Pro TEN has doue well for one
who takes the world single.handed, and
seeks his happiness about the hedges and
by-wuys of legitimate existence. He has
done well, we say, for We are not disposed
to withhold commentator, but it is in him
10 have done much better, had it not been
for his evident modesty aud want of conf
dence, considerations that have stood in the
way of his highest good, all-along. We
trust that be may be overtaken by some
favorable train of circumstances which shall
result in an essential change of bis condition,
and bring home the conviction to his mind,
that. be is component, and essential part
of society, aud that its mmunities are but
common inheritance. ~
We learn that our animadversions upon
some things at the centre" made just be-
fore We took took the next train, hav-
ing reference to election matters, have
stirred up no little commotion, aud that the
last Sentinel but one, teens with rebutters
and sur. rebutiers, biography, wit, sarcasm,
ridicuIe, and all the ordinary aud extraor.
diuary munitions Of bellies lettres blunder.
bussng. This number Of the Sentinel ouI
Pro TEN has taken to bis domestic sanetun
for more deliberate admiration, so that
we shall defer calm consideration Of its
contents for more auSpicious moment
This is perhaps well, for the sweet juices o.
the soul, as well as those Of the stomach
became somewhat mixed, in a passage thi'
moruing over the troubled waters of Lake
Erie condition rather adverse for respond
ing to the gentle amenities Of life These
matters will receive all the attention they
deserve next week.
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II. FASSETT, Agent
FOR TuE
Sale, Purchase, and Rent of Real Estate,
INSURANCE,
Negotiation Of Loans, Collection Of Debts, &c

Sale, Purchase, and Rent of Real Estate,
INSURANCE,
Negotiation Of Loans Collection Of Debts, &c.
AsHTABULA, OHIO.
DROPERTY Sold for Commission only,
Il and no sale charge Sale direct indirect con-
stitutes a Commission.
"a Acres of land nnde good state OF cultivation, with cd
buildings fruit and living water less than mile north Of
Court House in JeHeon most desirable resdenceor sale
at the very low price of $780, with very easy terms pay
ment Enquire of Joseph Chaee, premises or of H. Fas-
sett, Ashabula
RIDGE PARMA choice farm on South Ridge near Har-
with good buildings fruit living water, plenty of tim
bcr and everything desirable for homestead be had
bargain. Call the premises II. FAssETT
Ashtabula, for particulars.
SO ACRE FARM in jefferson township n. w from village
3S improved and balance good wood land and timber
there good frame dwelling barn. plenty of fruit of
Farm, price $500. Enquire Of a. AB0RN, premises
3s Acres oan $50 East Of the Centre of arerseld
80 of which well umbeTed balance under good inn
provements with good buildings and fruit Living Springs
in different lots. Most Of farm gravey SOIL and
part Grand River bottom lands Terms &c accommodating
The farm of Andrew Wiley, Of 295z acres Ashtabula
with good improvements buildings suitable for two farms, with
plenty fruit timber living water, and at $50 per Part
pay down and balance on long time - =. To
That well known grass and grain Farm containing Of 22C
acres (ony miles from Ahtabua Plank Rnad owned by
d. Hubbard, Esq. Good buildings and fruit. Furty
timber balance under cultivation. Price 900. Enquire
of owner at above Office.
90 acres miles SOUTH Plank Road the Farm formerly
owned by Solomon Smthna house and barn. fruit
timber. Can be haG at u be rgan. ..
Two large and valuable farms owned by Z. Harmon Esq
One Of 267 acres centre Of Sheffield high state
cultivation, except 40 timber Large dwelling and barns
cheese house. fruit &C. An excellent dairy farm. Price $50
one hundred acres improved good buildings Terms of
ment on either of above, accommodating.
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MARRIED.

In Panesvlle, October 10 A. p AXTE sheriff Of Lake
to Mis- HARRIET CARTER, daughter Of Thos. Wilder.
In Ashtabua Oct. 27th by the MIR. Brown, MIR. IRA
IAFf OF kngsvie, to Mrs oLDS Of Madsou Lake County
In Jefferson Oct 20, by Judge Plum Mr. FRED. PHELPS
to Miss Polly MiEBS, 10th OF Austinburg.
In Saybiook, the 18th inst, by Rev E. Babcocl Miss
ClRENA SAIH, to Mr. RUSSELL CROSS, all of Saybrook
On the 9th Sept at Sheffield, by J. Hibbard, GEORGE
HEPPARD to Miss JULIA ANN STCkDEEANT, all of
Sheffield. ..... ....
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FRANK LESLIE FOR NovENBER.-The Novcm'
Der number of this standurd Magazine has been
received 1t contains its usual variety of read
ing matter, and fne engravngs. We commend
it to all our readers as one Of best family ma.
gazines, that is published.
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NoTIcE--The Farmers Club will meet at the
Office of H. Fussett, Saturday, Nov. 6, at
o'clock p. Nj. The meeting is an important
one All those who are interested, are reques.
ted to attend 9'Hos A. SMITH, Sec'y.
p. s. Those claiming Premiums are reQues-
+ ted to call before the above meeting.
October. %. 1853.
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WE wish to call the attention of the

VNTE ,yieb 70 caU tho ottantioni of tho
w b,,,..o.,. a.. =. -. ....,n,,a at
Fuono 70 'ne Ao' 'ua' VIC "ie w" I'e',''"s ulIee'
from New York, full and complete supply of Fall aud Win
ter Goods peculiarly adapted to the wants OF this community
which pledge ourselves 70 sell prices low as bo
found ia this county.
In the Dry Goods lne our stock comprises full assort-
ment of Dress Goods shaw Black and Fancy silks, De
Iaines Cashmsrs Mersds Pns Brown and Beaebed cot
tons woolen and cotton Fanpels Heavy wooeps Dress
trimmings Gloves and Hosiery together with tousand 9TH
er things, too numerous to meption.
In CroceFies We are s, ,,lsd iii, .,s.,,, 4, ,h.,
llns, and at low prices.
'Ds l-' y D's 1n1 ''lO' We are al nome having
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We call the attention OF the reader to the
advertisement of BENEDICT & Soys, of Cleve-
land. They have one of the finest stocks oil
Hats, Caps, Furs, &c, ever brought before the
public Our social and business acquaintance
With the members of the firm, gives US a high
opinion Of their business integrity, and fairness
OF prices.
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So great has been the success of Giddings
historical work. The Exiles of Florida"
that Messrs. Follett Foster & Co., have
bee compelled put the ninth. Thousand,
U nreSs ~
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GARD TO THE LADIES {!

The Hachsh," or Percie Pills, for Females,
inaabe in removing distractions and Irregularities of
the they give strength to the and youthful
elasticity and gor to the SYSTEM and npat strength clear
aud biancy to the increasing its power OF fcina-
ton remarkable degree Designed solely remedy fer
irregularities &e and to give tone and beauty to the eye for
which they have equaet they should not be used dur
ing pregnancy for of which directions that
company each box and package. For aq complaints
arising from deranged menstru0tOn they unequaed and
infaabc. - e suppression is speedily relieved
al Irregularities corrected and by the of the PERCIE
PILE there will be of these complaints Their
effect upon the eye not transient in the least injurious
but beneficial and lasting The high favor ln which they
held by the hundred ladies who have used them su
cnt guarantee that they contain properties and produce ef
have before been obtained Full directions in each box
and package The signature of EMILE MOTION Proprietor
must be all genuine which imported only y MASSOUL
LAORE Sold by all Druggists In the United States and
Canadas Price S25 per box; half boxes 75 cents Mail
packages aving the appearance Of ordinary letter. price
dollar, sold only by general agents " b. ALDEN
CO. Cleveland Ohio to whom orders should be Addressed
Sold by GEO. WILLARD and
Ashtbaula, o. 439 BENHAM JOHNSON.
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To Me .Merchaats and Others Of .qshtabuia:

To he .Merchaats and others Of .4shtabuiG:
GENrs:-The liberaty with which you uni.
versally responded to my appeal, for assistance
in behalf of my fellow towusmau, D. K. PAL
AER, who had lost his all by Fire, will be re-
mcmbered with gratitude by the afflicted family
and never forgotten by sympathizng com
muuity. May the prosperity of your beautiful
village keep pace with your liberaIity
Denmark, Oct 25, 1853. II. G.
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eS- We are requested to state by Mr.. THos.
BoPKINs that he intends TO teach instrumental
music, Of which particulars will be given here.
after. lie can be seen at the Parish School
house for consultation in regard to this matter.
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AccIDENT.-MR w. z. Stokes, living a
mile southeast of this village, had his right
band caught in a thrashiDg machine, last
week, and very badly injured One finger
vas amputated by Dr.. MERRIMAN. and the
and the bones in one other were very badly
ltactured. d.-Rept
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A successful attempt has at last been
made to obtain what has long been a de-
sidreatum in photography, namey, the means
of transferring chalk drawing from paper
TO stone, so as to yield any reqcired num-
Der Of impressions. - 80 AL
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HARD TIMEs--A Keokuk paper gives a
distressing account of things in Iowa, com
pairing its condition to that Of 'the doom
ed city of Jerusalem" They have credi-
tors without and creditors within, every
third mau is q lawyer, every other man vir'
tually pauper, and all standing in listless
and Improbable idlencss, except the police
and constables
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5 Our old friend STEELE has just received .Netc
Goods. All those that want anything in his
line will do well 10 give him call.
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Do THE RIGHT THING.-Whenever you
are in dohOt which Of the two things to do,
let your decision be for that which is right.
Do not waver, do not parley ; but square
up to the mark, aud do the right thing
No matter who you are, what your lot, or
where you live, you cannot afford TO do
that which is wrong. The only way to OBJ
tain happiness and pleasure yourself is to
do the right thing. You may not always
hit the mark but you should, neverthe-
less, always aim at it, and with every trial
your skill will increase. Whether you are
10 be praised or blamed for it by others !;
whether it will seemingly make you richer
or poorer, or whether no other person than
yourself knows of your action, still, always,
and in all cases. do the right thing. Yonr
FIRST lessons in this will grow easier, until
finally dong the right thing will become a
habit, aud TO do wrong will seem an abso-
lutte impossibilty.
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The OPENING OF CHINA-The most in
tcrcsting missionary news Of the month is
the opening of China as a 6eld for Chris
tian missions The recent treaty provides
for the federation of the Christian religion
in all parts of the empire, and stipulate>
that missionaries shall be unmOlested il
their work. Missionaries have been san
gune in the belief that if they could penr
trate iulaud, they would find the peopl.
more upright and relgiouSIy inclined, all,
therefore more ready to receive the Gospel.
the commercial cities, where alone it was
lawful for foreigners to reside, the love o.
money and trade has bluuted the couscienc
so that missionaries have sometimes doubt
ed if the Chinese as nation had any con
ception of holy God, or any idea Of We
racity. We shall soon know if the results
Of labor in the interior are more promising
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Projection FIRE COMPANY, No. 1.-You
are hereby notified to attend a Meeting of said
Company on "Wednesday, Nov, Sd, 1858, at Z
o'clock, P. NJ at the Engine House BY order
OF the foreman. A. w. STEELE, Sec'y
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D@rDR. TUBBs will be at the Ashtabula
House, Thursday, Nov. 18th, to cure every
body that is sick. Call aud see him. 2 7
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November Appointmenta.

- follows!
Ashtabula, Ashtabula House, Thursday, Nov. IS.
COnneaut fremont House, "Wednesday. Nov. IL.
Painesvle Cowles House, Friday, Nov 10
Conneautville, Pa, Power House. Monday, Fov 10
For consultation upon all diseases OF the Throat Lungs
Heart Liver stomach, Bowels Kidneys and Spleen; also
Drs 0rnyel, keuInRtsn Nervousness Dehiy Dyspepsia,
Female Diseases Ague and Fever Fits Impurities Of the Blood
ing complaints, both external and internal
For ten years Dr. T. has devoted his entire time
chronic diseases treating thousands annually many whom
had exhausted every other within reach
are mineral 0T other Poos employed does he make sick 10
make veil or tear dorm 20 build again The medicine
be taken with safety by the most delicate and patients
main nj home and continue with prudence their ordinary
diet aud exercise Many hundreds recovered under tile
treatment after friends and physicians had given up all hope
the ndspube evidences Of which always furnished
and may he assured that encouragement viii be given
incurred wthouta 0ung prospect recovery
RHEUMATIcs, READThat most distressing Of diseases In
nammaoy rheumatism being prevalent this chaneeabo
Of the yee select another of the many
soLoN Cuyahoga Co o July 25th 1855
Dr. IT, TUBBS-Dear Sir This to certify that some time
In March last my wife suddenly attacked with Rheumatism
of nammat,ry nature attended with exerucitng
undres walk step family physician
called but the disease proved obstinate that he did
perceiyabe good did strong stimulating uimens
any effect At this stage OF the deae applied YOU and
obtained some medicine, which gave her speedy relief In
five weeks she rode tn Gle, eand distance OF II miles You
prescribed again for her and the consequence is she is now
able and actually does the work necessary IN making cheese
every day from thirty cows without any Inconvenience We
do most cheerfuy recomhrnd 10 all who may be afflicted with
the disease your invaluable remedies We know they
afford speedy relief and believe the treatment the cheapest
and best known. Yours, with respect
JAMES M. HICkOX.
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MAIL RoBBERY.-On the 20lh ult., j. S.
TlIden of Parkman mailed a registered let
ter, containing $500 in bank bills, and a
draft of $500, TO G. Tayler, Cashier of the
w. r Bank. The letter did not reach
its destination, and circumstances causing
suspicion to rest upon Henry Karrhcr, the
mail carrier, he was arrested on the 5th,
brought before Justice Abel, and held to
bail in the sum Of $500 for his appearance
on the next day Then, after several wit
nesses had been heard, Smith and Fuller
Atty's, for the State, requested an adjourn
ment for the purpose of obtaining further
stimony. KaIther was again held to bail
in the sum Of $500, to oappear on Thursday
the 18th. When the hour appointed for
trial came, Karlher ii not appear, and his
bonds are forfeited - Warren Democrat
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Government is erecting Light House
at Conneaut Harbor in place of the Que
destroyed by storm few weeks ago.
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Atwater's Premium

OK g. $25 Sewing Machncs-Patent'd
- i y MAY 5th, 1858.
The subscriber having purchased the right TO this township
In the Machine takes this method to let those wishing
TO purchase know where they get the best family Machine
use, and would say that he will deliver put up, and
warrant every Machine he sells to be perfect in all its parts
and there has recently teen two improvements made
in this Machine believe il sanos without rival und
Is just what every family needs.
1t awarded the First Premium at the N Y. State Fair
held at Buffalo, Oct. 9Th 1851 for its Simplicity, Durability,
Capacity, and Practical Utility. -..
Singers ard Wheeler & Wilson's high priced Machines
I were in competition. u ..I
The above Machine be and tested at the residence
Of the subscriber where he will he happy to wait who
may him with a call. Extra Needles kept hand
the accommodation of those who need. Residence
street. the Episcopal Church. P. f. HALL.
Ashtabula, Aug. 9th, 1868
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The steamer Ben Franklin was burned
on Friday Oct 22d, near Vicksburg, Miss.
The boat is a total loss. No lives lost,
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TELEaRAPH LINES TO THE PACIFIC. Til g
California Legislature passed an act in
March, 1853 Incorporating the Pacific and
Atlantic Telegraph Company. That com.
pauy has since organized, with capital
stock Of $350.000, of which $3.50 .000 is
to be expended in building the line from
San Francisco to los Angeles, distance
of six hundred miles, the balance to be re.
served for the purpose Of extending the
line to the eastern boundary of California
Thence to the western boundary of Texas
is a distance Of only 475 miles.
Another line is about being built by way
of PlacerviIle to Salt Lake City. The
first pole was erected in the former town on
the 81 Of September, and at the latest ac.
counts the work was being vigorously pros
ecuted. That the line will be Immediately
extended from Salt Lake City to st. Jo-
sephs, in Missouri, cannot be doubted, and
then telegraphic communication between
the Atlantic aud Pacific will be an accom-.
plished fact
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Gov CHASE spoke at Chicago of Tues.
day evening last.
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DOCKET KNIVES-The largest and
j. test asDsItmenL 10 be found st
srEELEs yEwELRY sfoEE
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From WAsH1NGroN. The President an d
Cabinet say, as we learn from the Tribune's
correspondent, emphatically that whatever
course particular Northern Democrats may
pursue concerning the English bill, they in
tend to stand by the provision excluding
Kansas until she have population of nine.
ty,thrcc thousand, ascertuined by the cen.
sus, and will insist upon that condition as
party test. This declaration will be sub
stantially affirmed in the Message.
Senator Sidell has been called suddenly
TO louisiana by Senator Benjamin and his
friends, TO stop revolt in the Democratic
ranks, which threatens the overthrow oI
their dynasty and is in open rebellion C.
gainst the Administration.
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Rich and Ertenssire .StOcs Of Goods,

and invites the attention Cash and Eely Ty Buyes guar
teeng to sell AZ least Cheap those No sell for Almost
Nohing He would call the attention NJ the people 70 the
fact. that there Is a great difference bctSs.l