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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-06-17
a GENTLEMAN

Who, two years ago, lay upon what his ply sicians
and all his friends believed to he his death bed is
now alive and in the full vigor of health Ills dis
easc WAS Consumption, of which nearly Il his rcla
tiyes had died. The circumstances which led to
his recovery were us follows: His youngerb brother
was in the habit of reading to him from books
about the house to while away his weary hours
One day he read to him from an old book published
in London about the middle of the seventeenth
century, of what was styled ~ sympel and certain
remmecdee fordscases of We Lungs" Not wholly
without hope, and unwilling to leave ANYTHING uh
tried which gave promise of relief, the sick and
dying man had the prescribed remedies prepared
and commenced its use. The result was favorable
In two months he able to walk about the prem
ises without difficulty, and in seven months from
the time that he commenced its use he was en-
trely well, and has not been confined day since.
Grateful towards an all-wise providence for his
restoration, he prescribed il for all in his vicinity
who were afflicted with diseases of the lungs and
general debility, and in every case il has proved
effective.
Thoroughly satisfied that it is the only safe and
certain cure for Consumption, and wishing to do
ms fellow beings who are suffering, IA much good
as possible. he has concluded to send the recipe,
with full instructions for putting up and using the
medicine, free TO all who may order it. In or
der to dcfray the expenses of advertising. letter
writing, postage &C., lac requires each applicant for
the Recipe to enclose I'D cents and direct to NJ. Il
Mckelvey, Sandusky City, -. and it will promptly
sent by setWn OF mail. Jan1 lily.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-06-17
NotiCo-EXTRA!

A IL those who wish To get SHAVED and at
n the same time ''get their money back will
please call at the Barbcr's ShCp, up stairs over the
post office, where hair cutting, shaving &c, will be
done up to the entire satisfaction of all who may ia
vor me with their custom. Thanks to patrons for
past favors. y. BELLOWS.
nov % 1857. LII.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-20
Dr. Roback's scandinayion Remedies !

DIR. Roback's scandinavian Remedies. In
directing the attention our readers TO Dr. Robaes sdver-
nemen we have no hesitation IN saying that all he claims
pr us edlcines Is confirmed by certificates from all parts Of
ge9 and the cures refer 10 such variety o. diseases that
Nwoud be ioy TO question the restorative properties Of the
preparations II appears that while ntanne among his na-
i've mountains in Sweden, during visit that country
fes aga he collected large quantity of rare medicinal
he unknown In this country and y combining the lipuids
ap sod extracts Of those possessing powerful detergent pro.
pere he succeeded in producing his celebrated Blood Pi-
her aud Blood Fills which said IN exercise mon. benp.
ai eject upon the oid of the human body than any other
euratives In Existence, Dr Robacks theory H. that all dis
eases originate In the bO0 and Il would seem that the rapid
recovery o his paens under Of these dsineciant
aho strong preumptiye evidence that his pathology s cor-
rect Certain Il Is that The celebrity Of his medicines nereas-
G daily and that he has antht ntic proofs success
his Possession. See Advertisement
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-20
WE wish to call the attention of the

M II wish to call the attention of the
Public to the fact that are now receiving direct
fro New York. full and complete supply of Fall Win.
ter oo peculiarly adapted TO the of this community
which pledge ourselves to sell at prices
found in this county.
In the Dry Goods line stock comprises a iu Asscrt
men Of Dress Goods shawls, Black Fancy silks De
laines Cashmeres Meenos Prints Brown and Beaced cot
tons, wooen and coon Fianuels Heavy woolens Dress
Trimmings Gloves and Hosiery together with thousand 9TH
er things, too 10 mention
In Groceries, fully stocked with everything In that
line, and at low priers.
In the line Of Boots shoes we are at home Having
devoted particular attention branch of trade for ser.
les of years. confident we can suit any customer
either as to quality or ic having every thing that line
from cilds cck, 20 French calf boot Of superior quality
and make
The Hardware Branch of business has constantly
increasing and we have enlarged purchases
demands uu have full stock of all kinde Heavy and
Shelf Hardware Mill and Cross saws all kinds Join.
tools and builders all of the best quality
full stock of Iron aud Steel Iron axles Elliptic Springs
Carriage Bolts, Pin Bolts Nail Rods, Peru Horse Shoe Bar
Round and Square Iron of all sizes The very quality Of
Eastern Nails, from 25 up to so cts. always hand
Window glass; putty, paints of all kinds Lnseod OIL both
Raw and boiled, Varnsh, TurPentine Lamp and Lard OIL
white lead and zinc Paints.
In Crockey keepa good supply Of the quality Of
Iron, stone white, light blue and ware.
Hat and Caps of every style and price, and boy
wear.
small assortment of Blank Books Stationary and School
Books.
In fact almost any article demanded by the taste necess
ties of the community be bought on as favorable
terms as at any place far
Thankful for the very liberal patronage bestowed upon us
by public would say that notwithstanding the
hard times better prepared in better con-
dtion to furnish good bargains customers for cash pro-
dnce short approved credit than at the present time
Do the favor to call and look goods prices and
do not suit yourselves you will have made loss we
make no charge for showing goods
ROOT & MORRISON
September 23d 1855
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Nnw YonK MAnkrr-Nor. 11

FOuH-Demand less aotye and the market scarcely so
buOyant prices, however. without aer, cange ses
$500 bbs at 55A 2S for unsound 5Ol as for supenc
state 1O4 20 Tor sn parcels OF choice do, 9s65 IS for
tra round hOeed Ohio the market closing dGIl
WltEAr-BuOyant with pretty good demand for bom.
umpAn sales 35 900 bush al II for ixea IlinoIs
y for winter red Ohio 80 for white Mich 20 for mixed
Tenn ~ for good white Canadian.
COiNDnll sales ~ OO0 bu 7475o Tor medium ,,e.t
efn choice held al 76c aud over wth0at sales. ~
pslsQuie at 45qe49c for state 62d53e FOE Canadiab
oos iE.-A hir business doing atl2DlSc for Ohio l0G
nn STATE. clikEskln demand at sge9e for good 70
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In this mammon. worsI,ining ooo

=" '"'S W"ui'uVh. .MOIShlplng age, u ls rare 10
hnd man place his usefulness 70 The c before his inter
est During late visit to the CITY Of spinde we err pe.
senied by professional friend to the ceebraed Chelast Dr.
T. AVER, whose name II perhaps more familiar than
any other at the bedside Of sickness IN this country Know
ing The unprecedented popularity Of bis medicines and the
Immense sale Of them had expected 10 find him million
are, and rolling In wealth But no. found lin in his
nboatoy busy with his abOres among his cr,cibes ae-
bcs and reorsgivng his best personal care 10 the COM
pounds on the virtues Of which, thousands hang for health
We learned that notwithstanding his vast bneas and It's
prompt returns In cash. the Doctor Is not rich The reason
assigned h that the material Is costly and he persists In max
ing his preparations eNpensivey that the nett profit Is
saall.-dmericaR Farmer, Phil
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-20

Holloways Pills In on eases OF weak stom-
ach, which unusually atlendd With want of appetite
musoh frpnF disturbed sleep and general postaiion Of
the bodily powers these fls VII Be oond sW and certain
remedy Among The most common indications diseased
stoniaeh sense o uinesn ufer eating dry yellow
mouth heaviness In all tc nbs ddnes pain In the eyes
want q energy aversion 10 mental exercise and rregulay
of the bowels These ynptoms disappear after few doses
0f The pills have been adnisered The stomach liver and
bowels resume the regular and Vigorous performance Of their
the cure Il complete
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-20

New GooDs The numerous customers Of
Mr.. Gro. wnAARD, will be glad 70 learn that
he is Just in time with his new stock to meet
their wants for winter goods. Though some
what late for fall trade Mr. W., no doubt, finds
Il for his advantage not only 10 the range Of
prices ct the East, but 10 the consideration,
that at tho season when the heaviest purchases
Of the year are made, he lays befors his custom
ers at once. a full stock Of the very newest and
freshest styles Of seasouable articles, which after
the lull Of the season, in the jobbing business.
are available at rates considerably below those
Of an earlier and brisker stage Of autumn busi-
ness Ills stock is full aud desirable one aud
our readers will not do justice to themselves, il
they fail to call at the old stand.
We would invite attention 10 the ndver-
i:sement of J. w. Bradley, Of Philadelphia
lie recently issued DR.. Livingstones Travels
and Explorations during o residences Of Sixteen
Years in the Wilds Of Africa "a work of
thrilling interest and one Of the most popular
and valuable ever printed. II is the only cheap
american edition published, and is having, de-
scrvedy, an immense run.
Mr.. Bradley is one of the largest publishers
in Philadelphia, aud he offers such inducements
to young men aud others, to act as Agents for
him, that we think active and energetic men
might do very profitable business by selling
his new aud popular books 10 this vicinity.
AsurABuLA CoUSrY BIBLE SOCIETY," meet
ing of this Society, will be held at Jefferson in
the Brick Church on the 23d Of November,
1858.
Business Session, for the purpose OF electiug
officers, aud other matters, to commence at
H. A. NJ. Short addresses may he expected
in the aite noon and evening from the following
persons
Rev. Amos Dresser Of Orwell; topic-Tte
Bible the charter OF civil liberty.
Rev. E. j. Kinney, of Geneva topic-The
Bible the antidote for social evils
Rev. John Nc Lane of Rock Greek; topic
Que duty to supply the destitute of our own
land with the Bible.
Rev. L. Ii. Highly, of Lenox; topic-TLe
obligation Of christendom to give the Bible to
the world.
Rev. Heman Geer, Of Wayne topic-The
Bible conn. unication from Gpd to man.
Rev. a. NJ. Richardson, of Austinburg; topic
The religion Of the Bible superior tc all 9TH
er systems Of religion.
The Rev. 4. Q. Hartshorn. Agent of the
American Bible Society, will be present.
The friends of the Bible cause throughout
the county are requested to attend
Clergymen will confer a favor by repeating
this notice to their congregations.
JAS. Norris, Treas. Tnos OLIVER, Secy.
To TEACHRRs-There will be a meeting of
the Board of School Examiners, for the exam.
ination of Teachers, held in Jefferson on Thurs.
day the I'd of December, 1858, beginning at
9 o'clock, a. M, and closing at 4 p. m. Appli-
cants are expected TO furnish testimonials of
their possessing good moral character
GEo. Nc MILAN Sec'y of Board.
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DIED.

In Wayne, Nov. 6th, Mrs r. A. BENTLEY wife Of Lyn,S
Bentley iu the 45th year Of her age.
In Jefferson Nov 9TH, PHEBE JONES' aged SO years. relic
Of Hon. Lynus Jones. =
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The WEEELY REPUBLICAN contains each week
over forty columns of reading matter, including
All the News of the Week, local, general and
foreign, carefully condensed and arranged for
Its pages A review of Money and Business
affairs with the latest Boston aud New York
Markets A summary aud review of religious
Affairs F; Agricultural Facts and Hints under
the head Of the Farm and Garden. by practi.
cal culiivatOr An Account of all the New
Patents and Inventions Original Boston, New
York and Washington correspondence Six or
eight columns of independent Editorial Discus
ions Of the Politics. News and Literature Of
the day Original and Selected Stories Poetry.
aud Brieier Miscellany, for the famy,--making
altogether the most perfect various and reada.
Die weekly Newspaper published in the country.
GS- THE REPUBLTcaN has large and rapidly
growing circulation in New England New Y ork
and the West and is an especial lavorite with
emigrants from New England in all parts Of
the country.
SAMUEL 5owlRs L COMPANY, Publishers.
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DIR. WADswoRTH will make our Kingsville
friends call on Monday, the 22d lust, for con.
sultation upon all diseases
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-20

OoNPLMFNTARY.-A Ball and supper has
been gotten up by the Firemeu of Paines,
vile. as compliment to the Firemen of
Ashtsbula, Our Firemeu left in the 8
o'clock p m. train, Thursday, to engage in
these festivities in the evening.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-20

Lille Pills and Phoenix Bitters. Those dis
eases which termed periodic and which are At this day
standing repoach TO the faculty Of medicine can le easily al
ayed and dnaly cured by alternate doses tie Life fls and
Pocnix Bers Sold BY the proprietor at his Office On the
Moiat Rui!dng SS5 Broadway, aud his Agents.
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MARRIED.

On the 4il inst ly Rev. j. NJ Glet Of Ashtabula PYM-
of Saybrook. ' '
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-20

.eFHE WEATHER.-The wet drizely weather
that has prevailed SO long, turned sharp cor
neF on Sunday last, and snow fell in the alter
poon, aHd Though the night to the depth of
about 3 ipebea Burners took the place of
wheels on Monday and Tuesday, but the tenn
perature proved on the latter day, little too
s9heniug for continuance Of FIeighing.
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NFw YoaK Darius MAnkrr-Nov. II.

ma5ta \. Z Air supply Of beeyes and an active
at .Ti5s r % prices receipts 1000 quotations
shEEr ana LAMBs-ln fair dennnd Al I,Ii 'nrcas "a
Sr Is lOO sWlNE-Adyannesd selling at Se5e Tor
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Clubbing by an arrangement with the
publishers of the atlantic MOutAig which
is justly esteemed the best American Month
Unpublished, we are enabled to offer that
work, together with the Telegraph, each
for one year, for the SAN Of $3.50. Any
One wishing to accept of this offer may do
SO ey commencing on the first Of Juunary,
1850.
subscriptions, either with or without the
Telegraph, will be received at this Office.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-20

RESTRAINING CATTLE.-We have been reques.
ted to state for the benefit Of all interested, that
there is upon the ViIluge Records an ordinance
in lalI force, for restraining cattle from running
a large after the first of December, aud thai
it is the intention Of the Mayor and Council TO
have the same strictly enforced One object, if
not the leading one of this restriction is TO save
the vehicles OF our farmers from being pIunder-
ed, while those having them in charge are shop
ping or attending TO other matters of business.
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81 nf. pettennilI a cn.,a

ADVERTISING AGENCY Ilg Nassau street. New York and
10 street Boston, are the Agents or the TetEaRArH
md The most influential and largest circulating Newspaper
III the United States and the Canads They are Authorised
% conlrnet fUr us ~ our lowEsr RAfEs.
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Rio, Maricaibo. Java
EDWARD II. ROBERTS.
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In DRESS TRIMMINGS, BONNET RIB
BoNS, and EMBRoIDERIEs-a

DONSt hhu EmDleOlDEhiEC-
4 ss Lot for which an oasf is solicited.
In Yankee Notions and Fancy Articles, very
Large stock at Wholesale or Retail.
In House Keeping Goods
BleacIed Linen Table Cloths ~ s4, and s-a " Io4
Table Linen BY the yard
Damask Table Napkfns--Ysry Handsome s
Linen Sheeting % and 10-4 vide
Cotton Sheeting 81 and 1914 wide
Pillow Case Linens, 9-8 and g. In width
Pillow CiGe CotonF e-8 and 50 IN width p
llackahnek In Towels, and by the yard
Marseilles Quilts-Ten and eleven quarters
Embroidered ind lace Cmfains Rich Furniture Prints
Fancy Table Covers Bed Blankets at various plices.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-20

PAPER, ENVELOPES, &c.
.VHE subscriber has recently opened at
IL the Store Of o. A. Ansden, In Ashtabula large varied
aud very superior stock Of
Writing Paper, Envelopes, &C.,
Of H0lYOKE MILLS MANUFACTURE which he oilers 70
the citizens OF this place and vicinity at very moderate ad
vance, for Cash.
lie will visit the several towns Of this county, and exchange
his goods for RAGS, CASH. Dealers may supply them
selves from this stock at better figures than eseuhers be
und. H. A. STOCKWELI..
Ashtabula, June Is, 1855. 4l3
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200 yds Of All-wool FlanneIs, at extreme
low prices.

1000 yards Brown and Bleached Sheeting, at
At pIiees to suit eustomsrs Remember that we
cot TO be undsrsold.
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Tile best Nc1o EngIamd Family Newspaper
The Springfield Weekly Republican.

Published every Saturday at SPRINGFrELp,
Mass, on large quarto sheet of the size of
the leading New York papers, under the edito-
rial charge of SAMUEL BowLEs and DR.. j. G.
HOLLAND, author Of the Timothy 1itcomL"
Letters to the Young, "Bay PATH" novel, and
Bitter Sweet" poem.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-20

Early in the New Year Q85O) Dir. HoLL-
AND will commence new series of special ar
tlces akin to the famous and popular Timothy
Titcomb Letters
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DOMESTIC GOODS.

The above & but small portion Of very large stock Chs,
was bought cheap and viii he sold cheap Inspection an
comparison will demonstrate this fact
Wall and Curtain Papers-a Large Assortment
at reduced prices to make room for yer, large s .
season. - - 49, 49,
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This Journal has won national reputation
for its excellence as a general Family Newspa-
per and its high Political and Literary charac.
ter. Published in the heart of New England !;
on larger sheet with 1 greater amount of mat
ter than the Boston wceklies with a days later
news than the New York aud Boston weekes
Of the same date representing more faithfully
than those journals can, or profess to do, the
distinguishing principles of New England, in
morals, politics and religion and made up
with especial reference to the tastes and wants
OF New England families, whether settled in
their original homes, or transplanted to distant
portions of the Union-THE REPUBLICAN, pre-
sens more attractive lea ares for general cir
cuatIon than any other New England paper
PRIoE--One copy six months, 81 ! One year
81 90 ; sixteen months So eight copies to
one address one year $40; 20 copies 800
payable in advance
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-08-18
EATING IND SLEEPING.

Halls Journal of Health says: For persons
who eat three times day, it is amply sufficient
to make the last meal Of cold bread and butter
ami Il cup of warm drink. No one can starve
Oh it, while perseverance in the habit soon be-
gets vigorous appetite for breakfast so prom
ising of a day OF comfort"
Yes, yes: by omitting the third meal, the
individual, besides securing i night of sound
sleep. will not find on awakening in the morn
inc a bad taste in his mouth So Indicative Of
general foulncSs.
II one would only have sweet mouth and
clean tongue, lie can secure them both Ly sim
ply cclsing TO overtax his stomach. This frc
qlcnt eating is an idle, mi$cheivOuS habit, ruin
Gus Of both health and comfort and it prevents
the individual from receiving the great amount
of enjoyment which it was intended he should
receive from eating, and which is necessary to
perfect nutrition.
Nothing should bc eaten between the regular
meals, whether these meals are taken either
two or three times a day; nor should one cat
SO that the quantity ingcstel will induce hcavi
ness or uncomfortable feelings.
The cook tastes the food she prepares ; and
by this frequent tasting she destroys both the
relish for her meals and her health. There are
many housekeepers who have the same pcrni-
cious habit.
We know farmers who, at the close of long
summer day, during which they have eaten
heartily five times and worked hard from 4
o'clock in the morning to o'clock at night, eat
freely just before going to bed.
The stomach, already enfeebled by constant
working under disadvantagcous circumstances
has now imposed on it an impracticahlc task
and the men lie down to sleep! Next morning
they are nervelcss-havc scarcely slept all night
feel more wearied than they did when they
lay down-and on the whole think the farmer
lives dogs life. So he docs, so far as he sinks
to mere animalism-lvng to cat-taxing his
digestive apparatus at the expense OF health,
life, and lilies enjoymcnts. So on from day to
! day, till nature makes q desperate effort to rid
the body OF the supcriluous food introduced
into it, burning it up by fever, or cxpelling it
by some different remedial effort.
Farmers, being 50 much in tie open air, with
abundant exercise, should be the healtlicst
people; but like others who are cursed with
abundance of Bread" they arc rheumatic, bill
lious, dyspeptic. This is Il shame and a sin.
Farmers it is q sin. Your liver complaints,
chill fercrs, etc., arc as unnecessary as is the
plague. Health and sweet sleep will come to
you when you need, unless by bad habits yon
drive tllcm away. Go and sin no morc."-Lilc
| illustrated.