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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-13

BrRNED TO DEATH.-The only son of A.
NJ. Stiles, was burned so severely about
eight o'clock on Thursday last, that be died
in less than twenty-four hours after receiv-
ing the injury. The boy was only five years
of age, and was left at home with his two
sisters, one seven years Old and one younger
than himself The little boy lay down upon
a table in the room on which stood II can
die, and went to sleep, he was restless, and
getting his light clothing into the candle, it
was soon in a blaze, and awakening him,
he fell from the table to the floor in his
fright His arms, shoulders, and back
down to his thighs, were burned to a crisp,
though his face, legs and stomach were not
reached by the fire -RdrennG Democrat. a.
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Cam To Use LAp1nsI

The Hachish," or Percie Pills, for Females,
nialiabe in removing 0bsrueous and Irregularities Of
the they give strength to tile and youthful
elasticity and vgOr to the SYSTEM and mpat strength clear
and biiaucy the eye, increasing It's power Of scina-
ton TO remarkable degree Designed solely remedy fer
irregularities &c. and to give tone and beauty to the for
which they equayet they should not be used dur
ing pregnancy for of which see directions that
company each box and package. For aV complaints
arising from deanged mensruaton they unequaled and
Invaluable. The uPpresso. common is speedily relieved
all Irregularities corrected and by the the PERoIE
Pills there will be Of these complaints. Their
effect upon the is not transient in the least injurious
but beneficial and lasting The high favor which they
held by the many hundred ladies who have used them is su
cient guarantee that they contain properties and produce ef
cs diseases incident to the female constitution which
before been obined Full directions in each box
and package. The signature Of EMILE M0UTON, Proprietor
must all genuine which imported only by MASSOUL
LAURIE Sold by all Druggists in the United States and
Canadas Price SIPS per box; half boxes IS cents Mail
packages aying the Of ordinary letter. price
dollar sold only by general agents V. B. ALDEN
CO Cleveland Ohio TO whom orders should he Addressed
Sold by GEO WILLARD, and
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-13

aErNA INsURANcE Cove should have al
luded last week to this Co., the agent of which
has placed his advertisement before our readers.
The character of the Etna dou'l require much
commentator, We have known it for years
as one of the most extensive, best conducted
and most reliable companies in the country
Always prompI and liberal, and adjusting its
losses without trick, litigation, or delay. An
acquaintance with it will establish all that we
here say of it. O. II. F1rcn. is agent
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-13

A WEDDING PARTY BUT NO WEDDING.
The indianapolis JoWrnaL relates how a
heartess desertiOn of an eKpectant bride
took place in hat city OIL Thursday even
ing. The supper was prepared, the guests
came, the lady-a widow-was waiting in
her bridal attire, but the expected BRIDE
groom came not 1t was aferward ascer-
tanned that he went that very afterno to
Hartford Ind, to marry another lady.
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November Appointments.
TOR. II. TUBBS will be in attendance

~ follows
AshtaBula, Ashtabula House, Thursday, Nov IS.
Conueaut fremont House, Wednesday, Nov. IL.
Painssville, Cowles House, Fddsy Nov. 10.
Connoautyille, Pa, Power House, Munday, Pow. IS,
For consultation upon all dsen.e Of the Throat Lungs
Heart Liver stomach, Bowels Kidneys and Spleen; also
Dropsy Gravel rheumatism Nervousness Debility Dyspepsia,
Fsnmie diseases Aee and Fever F Impurities of the BLOOD
Erupons Cancers Ulcers and all other varieties of long stand
ing Complaints both external and ipternal.
For sone years Dr. T. has devoted his entire time 70
chronic diseases treating thousands annually many Of whom
had exhausted avery other within reach IN
mineral or other Pgs0E' employed does he make siek 10
maks uea dorq 10 build up aRaiR The medicine
le taken with safety by the most delicate and patients may
main at home and continue With prudence their ordinary
exercise Many hundreds have under tile
treatment friends and hystans had given Up all hope
the ndspuabe evidences OF which always be furnished
and may that no encouragement will be given
expense Incurred vithouta corresponding prospect Of
RHEuMAfos READThat most distressing Of diseases In
hammaory rheumatism being prevalent at this chang
Of the year. select another Of the many
soLoS Cuyaboga Co, 0, July 25th, 1853
Dr. IT, TUBBS-Dear Sir. This is 10 certify that some time
in March last my wife Suddenly atcked with Rheumasm
niammaory nature, attended with excrucating
tst to dress or undres walk step our family physician
called but the disease proved obstinate that be did
no percevabe good did strong stimulating nimens have
any At this stage Of the disease applied you and
obtained medicine which gave her speedy relief In
five weeks she rode Cleveland distance Of miles You
prescribed again for her and the consequence is she Is
able and actually does the work necessary In making cheese
every day from thirty cows without any Inconvenience We
cheerly recommend TO all who may be afflicted with
the disease your invaluable remedies. We know te
afford speedy relief and believe the treatment the cbeape
and best known. Yours, With respect,
JAMES NJ. HICKOX.
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PRocEEDINGs OF CouRT.-The following cas-
es came before the Court during the past week :;
J. w. Taylor, Us. Joseph Williams This
Wss suit for slander; the parties, we believe,
belong to Jefferson Defendant got his case
and costs.
OriliG Hatch. Us David Hatch, and Betsey
.MeGehGm, vs Ed,eard yMeaeham. Petitions
for Divorce. Both granted.
Lorenzo Mallory, grand larceny and burg
lary-plead guilty; sentence suspended,
George NJ. Read, George Curtiss Charles
Curiiss, Charles Parker, 3- John ". Kinear
Riot; trial postponed till next term. Bail
200 dollars each.
OrriA Baker; Stabbing with intent to kill
put over till next term.
WormGR Sprague and .alaRsoa .hcDanieIs;
petit larceny. steali honey. Norman Sprague
was convicted Of the same offence last term -
Spragpe %, aud McDanels IL days imprison'
ment
ChG"aesy d. BrO,Sn; Forgery - continued
till next term.
.aiOnzO o. ROektoelL assault and battery
continued till next term.
State Of Ohio, Us Barzila Giddings. indict
edfor perjury--the jury after three hours de
liberation returned verdict of guilty.
Ohio, Us Norris L, Pierce, petit larceny
jury disagreed. 81,
.4IansOA Hall, perjuy-has not as yet beer
disposed of
HuagerfOrd and Nc Carsney two young mer
who previously broke JUL, aud were relaken
were tried on charge Of Larceny aud acquitted
A jury was empannelled on Wednesday, il
the case Of Mary Jane Phillips against Mr. Ste
vens--bOth Of Geneva-aud the trial is now ia
progress HuH
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Gs- The red peticoat is to be the style this
winter The fashion, however, is not red with
black strips, which have become so common,
but fine drab with variegated stripes, or rich
black with crimson stripes 1.-The upper part heing
black. A nice little contrivance for looping
up the dress over the Balmoral isimported, and
called my ladys page" 1t is composed of
elastic silk cord, with a jet hook, and admirably
serves its purpose, relieving the wearer from all
the necessities of adjusting her skirts, or Sc
curing them from contact with the dirt and de-
brs of the street.
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FLoUR-The market Is better with doing both for the
Eastern and trade Sales of 10000 bbs So 25a3 so
Tor nnoand 81 O54 40 for inferior to good supene state;
~ oO4 80 for 10 good extra state; 81 054 40 for
supervise western 81 6O84 IS for to medium extra
% - 1000 ~ for ship ing brands Of extra round hoop
ea uhio The market closing firm
uhAN-Wheat market duner with better demand for ex-
Pol auo nome consumption Sales $1,000 bush-lOOc for
Eoou new Awa1kee club which above the market; lose
nAea snthem inois 120c for red winter western;
iaogixSc r red southern BARLEY du and heavy Saes of
bush AZ Io@Ioe Tor interior 10 fair Corn lower sales
mixed western At 7577c for common 10 good
Vss urn AZ 4I9)le for state 6le52e Tor Wetern, and SI@
o4e weight nd measure, for Canadian. '"' ~A1 'AV
bufreR 10 moderate request at l2so fr Ohio - ~
tze eF stste Cheese steady and seliDF 1t I<csi ''S
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WE wish to call the attention of the

WE wish to call the attention of the
Public to the fact that receiving direct
from New York. full and complete supply of Fall and VIM
ter Goods peculiarly adapted the wants of this community
which pledge ourselves to sell ut prices low be
found in this county.
the Dry Goods line, stock comprises full assort
ment of Goods Shawls Black and Fancy Silks De
lanes Cashmees Merenos Prints Brown and Beached cot
tons Wooden and cotton Flannels Heavy Woolens, Dress
trimmings Gloves and Hosiery together with thousand 9TH
things too numerous to mention.
In Groceries, fully stocked with everything in that
line, and at low prices.
In the line of Boots and Shoes are home. Having
devoted particular attention this branch of trade for
years. confident that suit any customer
quality rrice having every thing in that line
from chds cac French calf boot of superior quality
aud make.
The Hardware Branch business has been constantly
increasing have enlarged purchases to meet its
demands uu have full stock of all knde Of Heavy and
Shelf Hardware MIL and cut saws of all kinds join
ers tools and builders materials all of the best quality
full stock of Iron and Steel Iron axle Elliptic Springs,
Carriage Bolts Pin Bolts Nail Rods Peru Horse Shoe Bar
Square Iron of all sizes The very best quality of
Eastern Nails, from % up to 60 cts always hand
Window glass; putty, paints of all kinds Lnseod oil, both
Raw and boiled varDsh, Turpentne Lamp and Lard OIL
white lead aud zinc Paints.
Crockery keepa good supply of the best quality of
Iron, stone, white, light blue and common
Caps every style and price, for mems and boys
wear.
small assortment of Blank Books Stationary, and School
Books.
In fact almost any article demanded by the taste necessi-
ties of the community, be bought of favorable
terms, at any place far
Thankful for the very liberal patronage bestowed upon
by generous public would say that notwithstanding the
hard times better prepared in better
don furnish good bargains to customers for cash pro-
duee short approved credit than at the present time
Do the favor to call and look at goods and prices, and il
you yourselves you will have made loss
make charge for showing goods ...
September 23d 1858
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RFoANTATIoN OF sPlRIrtALIsM.-Tho N.

REcANTATioN OF SPIRTUALsM.- The n
Y. Tribune says :
DR., Randolph, a celebrated Spiritualist,
has openly recunted. In lecture at Uti-
CO, on Sunday last, he stated it as his can
did opinion, founded upon an experience of
nine years as a medium, that Sprtualism
was one-third imposture, one-third insanity
one-ihird diaboiSm Mr.. Randolph de-
clares that insanity is the usual fate Of
trance mediums. He has received and ac-
cepted a call to the Christian ministry.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-13

CosMoPoLITIoN ART JoURNAL.-The Decem-
ber qual terly No. Of this very interesting and
attractive work has been received. This No.
is highly embellished with some very exquisite
engravings. 1t is well worthy Of notice. 50
year. II. FAssEET, agent
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-13

When house is infested by rats which re-
fuse to nibble at toasted cheese and the usual
bates few drops of hg ghly scented oil of rho
dium poured on the bottom of cage-trap, will
almost invaruble attract it full of the "mischiey-
GUS rodents" before morning. We have known
this to be tried with most extraordinary success.
When trap baiied with all manner Of edbles
had failed to attract single rat the oil of rho
dinm caused it to be completely crowded night
after night until the house was cleared of the
nOisOme visitors.
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JAIL BREAKING.-MALLoRy,t the chap who en-
tered house at Conneaut, stole sundry artic-
les Of clothing and jewelry, and was awaiting
sentence therefor, took French leave on Tuesday
evening last about supper time. The presump-
tion is, that be had outside assistance.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-13

If any body is laboring under any doubt as
TO which is our wood pile, and which is theirs,
they may be relieved from that state of uncer-
tainty on application to our Familiar. As fast
as we enghten one on This subject, the discove-
ry is made that somebody else is in the dark
For the benefit Of these benighted souls and
to make single job of it, we wish distinctly to
state that all the wood lying around loose on
the two lots in the rear OF our premises, and
looking for all the world as if it needed an own
er, belongs to this individual, having paid full
price for it in Telegraph subscriptions, and for
saving and splitting, in casa. If there is any
thing left of it, after this everlasting spell OF
weather is broken, We expect to have it put into
a eomely pile, so as to avoid all deception in
future.
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Atwater,s Premium

G1 < & $25 Sewing Machines Patent'd
ID - MAY 9Th, 1858.
The subscriber having purchased the right to this township
in the above Machine takes this method to let those wishing
to purchase know where they get the best family Machine
in 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 been two improvements made
in this Machine believe it stanos without rival und
is just what every family needs.
1t awarded the First Premium at the N. Y State Fair
held at Buffalo, Oct sth fS57 for its Simplicity Durability
Capacity, and Practical Utility.
Singers, and Wheeler & Wilson's high priced Machines
were in competition.
The above Mach be and tested at the residence
of the subscriber where he will be happy to wait any
may favor him with call. Extra Needles kept hand for
the accommodation of those who may need Residence
street. the Episcopal Church. +. e. HALL.
Ashtabula, Aug. 9th, 1858.
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In This mammon. worshipinp are. n is rare 10

III bblS UhWWOn-MOISnlpluB aPe, u is rare W
End place his usefulness TO the pulc efore his inter
est During hate visit to The city Of Spindes we were pre-
sened by professional friend TO the celebrated Chemist Dr.
G. AVER whose nanc Is perhaps, familiar than
other az the bedside Uf sickness In this country Know
ing the unprecedented popuarlty Of his medicines and the
Immense sale of them had expected TO lind him million
alre aud rolling IN wealth. But no. found him IN his
laboratory buy With bis aboer among his crucibes ae
bc retorsving his best personal care 10 the
pounds the virtues Of which, Thousands hang for health
We learned that Notwithstanding his business and its
prompt In cash. the Doctor Is not rich The
assigned is that the material costly and he persists in max
ing his preparations expenslvoy, that the nett profit s
small.-dm farmer, Phil
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MARRIED.

On the 4th inst by Rev. J. NJ Giet Of Ashabula PIYM
TON r. WILLARD, and COliNELlA n PARMELEE, both
Of Saybrook
In Freeport H. Nov. 4h, 5s by s. sankey, Esq ANNIE,
daughter of Mr. David Colby, Of Cherry Valley, to EDWARD
l.. COLBY, of the former place.
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Dr. Rohack's Scandinavian Remedies In
directing the attention Of readers Dr. Robacs adver
ement we have hesitation In saying that all he claims
for his medicines Is confirmed by certificates from all parts Of
grateful and the refer to such variety diseases that
II would lie folly to question the restorative properties Of the
preparations II appears that while botanizing among his
tive mountains IN Sweden, during visit that country
years ago he collected large quantity Of medicinal
ebs unknown in this country and by combining the liquids
and solid extracts Of those possessing powerful detergent pro-
peres he succeeded in producing his celebrated Blood Pu
Ger and Blood Pills which said TO exercise benef
ca effect upon the fluids of the human body than any other
curatyes IN existence Dr. Robaoks theory Vs. that all dis
originate in the blood and 1t would that The rapid
Of his patients undera course of these dnlecan
affords strong presumpye evidence that his pathology
rect Certain IL is that the celebrity Of his medicines neeas
daily and that he has authentic proofs Of their In
his Son
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DIED.

At the residence of her father at Ashabula Harbor Nov
7th, of Consumption CELINA, daughter of Lydia aud W
Large aged % years.
In saybroOk Nov A. Ms. LYDIA aged 81 years. widow of
the late solomon Brown.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-13

Hon. J. r. GIDDINGs lectured before the stu
dents of HiIisdale College, Mich. on the Sd
inst. His subject was, "The Trial of John
Quincy Adams"
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We acknowledge the receipt from j. II.
KLrPPART, Corresponding Secretary of Ohio
State Board of Agriculture, the Report Of the
Board for 1857.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-13

HollOWays Ointment 0nd Btlls-EXtrnGrdi-
nary Cure OF ErApeas Mrs Emma ,owecrof aged a. Of
ST. Paul Annesota cnitory suffered severely from penod
atca o erypeas IN TIE face to Which she hreaied 70
hive conpdutona predisposiiion. In July last she had
reurnoi the complaint With unusually olont ard dangerous
symptoms Ard under the advice Of friend fon New York,
obtaneda TOT Of oloways Oinnent and applied N accord
ing 10 the ectiOns he result amazed well delighted
the unfortunate sufferer and her family Tho innammaory
symptoms subsidized the redness ded In the o few
days 10 yelloNish hue and the cutce scarf skin, the
parts Affected OF Ia the form Of whitish scur
box completed the cure leaving neither bemish
the face. Tire Pills ecacous IN suldung internal dis
ense The Ointment in removing all external disorders.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-13

FARMgRs CLUB CoRRECTIoNs.-At meet
ing of the Farmers Club, the following pre-
lniums were voted
Mr.. HEATH diploma, for field tobacco;
PETER FULLER, one dollar Tor broke steer;
/. q. SHAYLoR, diploma for pencil drawing
2. L. HALL, diploma, for reale;
Mrs JOSIAH ALLEN, SOC, for dried peaches
Mrs. JONATHAN STANTON, Soc for cotton hose;
1'Hos. A. SMITH, Sec'y.
Ashtabula, Nov. 18th. 1858.
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DR.. WADswoRrH will he here on the 18th
See his appointments
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-13

The trial of CoLE, at Jefferson, is put down
for Tuesday Of next week.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-13

PoTAro RoE-0ur farmers complain that
the progress of decay among potatoes Threatens
seriously to diminish the stock on hand, The
evil continues in the face of all attempts to ar
rest IT,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-13

We refer our readers to Advertisement o
Novelty Sewing Machine Company.
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Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters. Disease in
he ncpent state easily managed without the aid Of the fac
uy. i behoyes this wise man 70 watch and down the
6rst indication Of any change In hs system lie should then
posts and bose the citadel could be attacked For all bious
affections Of the Kidneys and heart he Life II Il and
pheor W b. MOFFAT at his Office, No S35 Broadway New
York. and his AGENTS.
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q. M. Pettenrlll q Coz

ApvERTIsINe AGENCY ile Nassau street. New York. and
10 state street. Boston, are the Agents for the TeLEeArn
aud tho most influential and largest circulating Newspape
in the United States and the Canadas They are authorized
20 contract for at LowEsT RATES
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OuR PLANK R6Ap.--The common verdict Of
the people, is, We believe, that our plank road,
especially that part Of isSipg within The corpo-
ration, is al unmitigated nuisance, from which
there can be no relief until the company are in-
dicted. Remarkable as the statement may seem,
It is one that is often heard that there isno piece
Of road, Of equal extent, within ten miles OF the
village SO intOlerable as that running through
nnr VILLAGE.
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Rio, MaFieaibos .JaYa'
EDWARD H. R0BkKTs.
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R4-DR. TUBBs will be at the Ashtabula
House, Thursday, Nov. 18th, to cure every.
body that is sick. Call and see him.
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Relief for the AFFLICTED !

IL ed Uifpothc Physician aud Surgeon, fornery II Ae
firm Of Clark Gbson) be consulted at The oiewinE
AslIabula, Flax House, Nov 27iA 28. f.if4hft
Conneaut Tremopt House. Nov 20 y Nrfn .,,s
Gerard, Wffghts Hotel. Nov 25.
Jefferson, American Nov. 2a. iIi rsEIitf Fl
Rock Greek, leopard Nov 80 Dec lst.
Cole Brook Exchange House, Dec. End. ..rsT
Dr. l. c. Clark having had frequent and urgent
from his patients and eir friends visit he neiehborhood
ooeasinsy gat they might eopault h personay a. well
As By c WA hereafter St the above naned paees enoe
amonth. IIt
Having had seventeen yeas experonos IA the practice Of
medicine ong which time he has treated th0usnda "a
uen IN all lofns OF acute and cbtonio diseases with unr
aleed success (of which Of your friends or
can testify and prepared 70 give relief 70 All Who ~
ply faItc1lar attention WIN ee given he tnls o Coz
shPrlos, and all diseases of the lungs aud eheSk srsA
Nervous Diseases Feulhe deranxenen u ~ an cafco
will be treated with zRecess. w = ~ - IT,
Also viii cure od and all srappe diseases Of what
Ter eha.oer slsy may be He makes Of universal
used. .I.I tNl HlI ~ - ,Tf17f = ~.
Persons Al dahse desing adsits and Asdene win .sud
general description Of the appeaence Of The urine, with
ofreet satrneDt q tAa oanie orh of tie disease and -
general history ot thf sfnpoms with nauo, ege AZ.
4, An communications haast b directed q :. -.
JAmsstous Nsrssr O.. N. = z
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BUSINESS CHAXGE,-W are requested to
make the announcement this week, prioRto
a regular advertisement next, that the drug
business of s. p. JOHNSON, has by purchase,
passed into the hands of A. H. STocKwELL,
who will forthwith feplenish the stock and
add new branch of trade to the establish
ment, that of paper, in all its various dis
criptionS, and such articles of stationery as
comes within this line. His stock of pa
pers will be extensive, and sold at prices
below what it has ever been in this place.
The establishment will be put on footing
TO fairly compete with the most favored
concerns, and entitle it to share of public
patronage. Those who have had to do
with Mr.. S., need not be told that there is
a no more honest and agreeable man to
deal with.