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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-29
GARD no THE LADIES /

The Hachish," or Percie Pills, for Females,
nabe in removing obstructions and irregularities Of
the they give strength 10 the and youthful
elasticity and vgor to the system, and impat strength, clear
and bsney 10 the increasing its power Of cna
tiOn remarkable degree. Designed solely remedy
irregularities and TO give tone and beauty the eye for
which they have equayetth should not be used
ing pregnancy, for Of which directions that
company each box and package. For au complaints
arising from derangcd msnstruation they unequae and
inallabc The impression is speedily relieved,
all Irregularities corrected and by the of the PERo
PLs there will be occurrences Of these Complaints Their
effect upon the eye not transient in the least injurious
beneficial and asting The high favor which they
held by the many hundred ladies who have used them su
cent guarantee that they contain properties aud produce ef
incident to the female constitution which
before been obtained Full directions In each box
package The signature of EMILE MOUTON, Proprietor
must be all genuine, which imported only by MASSOUL
LAURIE. Sold by all Druggists In the United States and
CanAdas Price 25 per box; half boxes IS cents Mail
packages sng the appearance Of ordinary letter. price
dollar, sold only by general agents NB. ALDEN &
Co., Cleveland Ohio to whom orders should he addesssc
Sold by GEO. WILLARD and
Ashtbaula, o. 439 BENHAM & JOHNSON.
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Potatoe Rot Ghost The Sisters return.--
New Institution Celestial Kisses Female
Ghost in a mule medium. Rule works both
ways WidOwers. "Old America" Cause
why the settee rocked so violently.
Mr.. TeIegraph--Your correspondent Old
America being in a sad ticisi onvarious topics,
touched the big toe Of blessed medium sitt-
ing near me, and she rolled mp her beautiful
eyes and pissed into the nm circle, in the
third sphere, among the most respectable Of the
celestials. She was cold, stiff sweat drops stood
on her eye lids, eyes rolled up aud full Of wor-
drous wisdom.
She says tell Old America "that potatoes
rot, ia some places and not in others, for the
same reason that the needle runs North and
South-iis a way they've got" "Spirits do
come back, and as proof she stood MP and
waving her white hand and gazing upward, she
said: awhile on a visit East, was IN circle,
the spirits came, and famed the air with their
white wings, and could see them smile. A
male medium was entranced, and IL was announc-
ed, that departed sister wished to commune
with living sister. She entered the body of
the male medium, and he acted as her sister did
before dying, and when she had got him under
control. she walked mp to the living sister, took
her by the hand, led her to a lounge and seated
her Tears streamed from her eyes and the
medium clasped her in bis arms, and poured out
a torrent Of buruing-melting, fifth circle-kisses
on the cheeks and lips Of the living, breathing
sister," The wife of the medium sat by and
took il all as a most divine and glorious demon
stration Of the presence Of the spirit of The de-
parted sister, though, at the time she used the
bodily organs of the husband, to manifest her
self through. What widOwer, frisky wont
believe now in the return Of pretty spirits 10
kiss US. The medium announces, that the new
idea is 10 be organized, and we are TO have a
regular supply of the better caresses OF the
glorifed, through this new dispensatioD. This
case proves that female spirits can control the
bodies of living males; and the medium assures
us that il is rather agreeable to be thus con-
trolled, that he felt no inclination to resist
This case proves also that the rule works both
ways, and that "widowers" will not lack conso-
lation any more than widows. or even those not
married, who are willing TO see the new light
avail themselves of its worry pleasant benefits
.... FRoM THE FiFru CIRcLE
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A DoLEFUL LAMENTATIoN-The Cleveland
Plain Dealer, in noticing the election of a Re-
publican Senator for Michigan, comments in the
following cheerful manner of the prospects of
Democracy:
THUS, one by one. the Senate is filling
up With Black Republicans There will be
a precious few of Northern Democratic
Senators in the next Congress. Not one
from all New England, none from New
York, but one from Pennsylvania, probably
none from New Jersey, Ohio none, unless
the Democrats carry the next state cleo
ton; Indiana has two whose seats are con-
tested, Illinois one, and Minnesota one
Iowa, Wisconsin and Michigan are fully
represented by Republicans. If the South
insist upon slave code for the Territories,
or any more Lecompton Constitutions, they
can bid an eternal farewell to any more
Democratic Senators from the North. One
more exaction of that kind aud cur Suthern
friends can have the great National Demo
cratic party all to themselves"
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ATLANTIC MoNTHLY.-'fhis work, in all the
attributes of sterling ability, and as an exponent
of American literature is eclipsing every other
monthly in the land. 1t is free from the studied
quaintness and lauciful odiity of the Knicker-
jocker, and scars infinitely above the piIering,
mediocre, and Decentralization range of Har-
per. Mrs. Stoves contributions, with those Of
the Professor OF the Breakfast Table, alone
stamp the .atldntic as FAR beyond the host of
ephimeral aud efreminate publications of the
day, and impart to it dignity of character,
uuapproached by competition. To be had at
the News Depots of Chapman, and Dick.
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The democrats Of the Louisiana Legislature
are engaged IN warm contest for the selection
Of q candidate for Senator, to GIL the vacancy
which occurs on the expiration Of Mr. BES-
JAmS's term, in March next AT last accounts
the caucus had balIOted AZ times without effect
ing choice Mr. BEsJANtS had two votes over
each Of bis three competitors
A telegraphic despatch received at
Washington announces the election by the
Democrats Of Mr.. Benjamin, for another
term in the U. S. Senate from Louisiana.
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CurrING GRAFrs,-FOr the Northern and
Middle States, the present is IA good month
for cutting scions. Ii il is intended to
propagate current bushes or gOOseberries,
take cuttings now before the sap starts,
aud bury them in the sand in the cellar
Aud, so, it gratis are wanted of the apple
or pear or cherry, let them be got soon,
aud either buried in the garden in dry
place, or, what is better, be taken into the
cellar aud covered with damp sand or moss
or saw-dust. What is needed is to keep them
damp enough TO prevent them from shriy-
cling, aud cold enough TO prevent the buds
starting before they are wanted in the
Spring. Ia cutting scions, remember that
!only the wood Of the last seasons growth
Is oi any use, aud that II should be plump
pud healthy After being gathered, tie
each sort ~ bundle by itseli aud attach
a label to it, so that no mistake shall occur
through forgetfulness of names or mixture
OF sorts. Between this time and Spring
overhaul the buudes once or twice. 70 see
that they are in a good state Of preserva-
ton.
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SMITH g. LoCKwooD's
BALLAD FOR THE

BALLAD FOR THE
Hard Times "
BY BARD, WHO KNOWS ALL ABOUT IT.
---
Come and listen to my iinging rhyme,
All ye who are pressed by the cry " Hard Times;"
And will tell you with little parade
The Uery best place ia The N0rid to trade;
Where you'll get the worth of your MONEY and more
Tis at SMITH LocKwooD's well filled store.
They have ecsryhing there, the heart can desire,
With prices lower, and quality higher
Than before known in town.
And thus they have gained high renown;
So at with your dollars and dimes,
And prove the truth of these rustic rhymes.
Their goods are the choicest, the richest and best
That were brot so far to the West; ..
And il you've a doubt OF this statement from me,
Just call there yourelf-and oi you will see
Such splendid array never before,
Has greeted your eyes in village storei
They have beautiful silks of every hue,
Bayadere stripes and Persian too 1!
Merinoes fine, and splendid Cashmere,
All famed for their quality Ear and near;
And when you see them I'm you'll wonder,
How they sell so cheap and not go UNDER
They have the incest Parancttas too, q
And DeTdnes of patterns rich and new;
With prints of every variety rare,
Which selected with the greatest care;
And all will be sold to suit the " Hard Times"
So, Hurrah! bring on your dollars and dimeSl
They have laces and ribbons, for tiaing sum,
With gloves and hosiery, cheap as fun
And carpets whose texture, 50 rich and bright
Fills every behoder's heart with delight;
And few choice groceries, so fre'l ail nice,
That soon a they'r seen, they sell | 9 ice.
All these things I've named, and a thousand more,
Are to be found in this wonderful store,
Where the merchants kind and the clerks polite,
Aud they show their goods with genrous delight;
Charging you nothing at all for the sight
Tho its better fr than a circus parade,
SO come and see, If you cannot trade.
And when the splendid array you've seen,
You'll loudly eXclan as did Shebas Queen
We have heard much, but lol and behold
The half 10 us has been toll
And if You've dollar dime,
You'll buy yourselves rich, in less than no time;
Then honien ard turning, as never before, .
You'll bless your stars for SMITH LocKwooDs st tore.
Main Street, Ashtabua, Ohio.
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BURGLARY IN RAvENNA. The Store of
A. u. COFFIN 4 Co., in Pbenix Block. on
the corner of Main and Chestnut streets
was entered by burglars on Tuesday night
the 25th inst, aud robbed of silk goods to
the amount of one thousand dollars. No
other goods were taken The robbers ef-
fected an entrance by removing part of
a large light of glass in the side window
The burglars have, 50 far, made safe re-
treat with their booty Messrs. COFFIN q.
Co., offer three hundred dollars reward for
the recovery Of the goods, and the appre.
hension and convictions Of the robbers.
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WE wish to call the attention of til,


Public to the fact that receiving direct
from New York. full complete supply of Fal and VIA
Goods peculiarly adapted to the wants Of this community
which we pledge ourselves sell at prices low be
found In this county.
In the Dry Goods line stock comprises tul assort
ment Dress Goods shaws Black and Fancy Silks De
Iancs cashmeres Merenos Prints Brown and Deaehcd cot
tons Wooen and cotton Flannels Heavy Woolens Dress
trimmings Gloves and Hosiery together with thousand 9th
things, too numerous to mention.
In Groceries, we fully with everything in that
line, and at low prices. ~
In the line of Boots and Shoes at home Having
devoted particular attention this branch of trade for
les of years. confident that suit any customer
either quality PRICE, having every thing in that line
from ehd cack French calf boot of superior quality
and make ..-.. 81
The Hardware Branch Of business has been constantly
increasing and have enlarged purchases to meet its
demands uut full stock of all knde of Heavy and
Shelf Hardware Mill and Gross cut of all kinds. join
tools and builders er,ls all of the best qualify.
full stock of Iron eel Iron axes, Elliptic Springs
Carriage Bolts Pin Bolts Nail Rods Peru Horse Shoe Bar
Round and Square Iron of all sizes The very best quality of
Eastern Nails from rs up 70 90 cts, always on hand.
Window glass; putty, paints of all kinds Linseod OIL both
Raw and boiled varnish Turpentine, Lamp and Lard OIL
white lead and zinc Paints.
In crockey keepA good supply of the best quality of
Iron stone, white light blue and common
Hat Caps Of 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 necesi-
ties of the community, be bought of favorable
terns, as at any place Ar or near rrsf 4
Thankful for the very liberal patronage bestowed upon
by generous public would say that notwithstanding the
hard times better prepared In better
don to furnish good bargains to customers for cash
Do us the call and look goods and prices, and Il
you do not suit yourselves you will have made loss
ROOT MORRISON.
san.a,,hor 0ad Igbs
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wonrH KNowlNo-ProG Wood whose adj

verpent will be found In another column, has discovered
remedy for the gray and bald which at practicable and
cheap IL requires dyeng wig extraordinary trou
bIe. There be doubt whatever of its efficacy We
have testimonials almost without number and from
Of great intelligence, high standing and moral worth
Those who have been laid for years wearing their
hair aud appear ten years younger than they did six
months As in most gray hairs and bald heads
both premature and unnatural it is DUTY to remedy them by
and undoubted which Prof Wood has in
vented, and kindly oe TO the afflicted Read his adycr
tsement try his wonderful remedy, and give the Prof
testimonial Wag.
Sold by all respectable druggists. 3m47l
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-29

DOUGLAS reply when Mr.. FITcH tauntcd him
with being rebel to the democratic party-tO
the effect that he was an "unsubdued rebel, "
causes much speculation in political circles. 1t
is generally considered as an indication that his
efforts to get back into the party have not sue
ceeded. SO bitter is the feeling against DoUG-
LAS, that a distinguished ant-Lecompton demo-
cral sad on Sunday that it was evident that
the South meant to kill him physically if they
could not politically.
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DIED.

In Brooklyn, the 23d inst aged n years. QUINTAS
p ATKINS pioneer Of Ashtabua county and Lieutenant
under Gen. Harrison, the frontiers. Mr. A. the
father-inaw of Hon E. Wade Of the Cuyaboga District
At Havsnna Cuba, consumption 18th January,
Hon. JACOB PERKINS, in the 3sth year Of his age.
fin Conneaut Jan oath ANNA WRIGHT relet Of the late
Aaron Wright Esq, aged ~ years.
In Monroe Jan 18th Miss URETTA WOODARD, aged 20
years and months.
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February Appointment.

nR. ii. TUBBS win he in attendance
~ follows;
Ashtabula, Ashtabula House, Friday, Feb T.
gainesville COwes House. Saturday, Feb. 0.
Warren, National House, Monday Jan. 81.
Conneant, fremont House, Thursday, Feb. g.
For consultation upon all Diseases Of the Throat Lungs
Heart Liver Stomach Bowels, Kidneys and Spleen; aso
opsy Gravel Rheumatism Nervousness DEBILITY Dyspepsia
Female diseases Ague and Fever Fits Impurities Of the Hood
Epoh Cancers Ulcers and all other varieties long stand
ing complaints both external and internal. .
For ten years Dr. T. has devoted his entire time 10
chronic Diseases treating thousands annually many of whom
had exhausted every other within reach. cas
mineral o. other Poisos employed nor does he mako se 70
be taken with safety by the most delicate aud patients may
main at home and continues with prudence their Ordinary
diet and exercise Many hdreds have recovered under ta
treatment after friends ahd hysciens had given up al bore
lnvaids however reduced desaiings Invited 10 cali
and be assufd that Win he given a.
expense incurred without prospect reosery
rr 8r CLrDG o. Jr,t a. 1sse
DR. TuRBs-sIR; have delayed writlse nniii .ever.l
months have elapsed nce my Wh dcontinued the nse al
yoqr medicine an happy osas ts she Il again restored
70 health Her eonip peculiarly dtstreng and one
that vii not alter p fully to describe Her .enfest s
hgs proceeded .oa disease Of her rsa and ursra &c..
defed haie ~ the liver nerf0uE rostraon aul General
mny. tief health has bee1 declining fr mrny years until
ahe vas reduced 70 aena skeeton ma ber liS drod IN
Nse emIed % little OF "a purpose aud uey told "a
she pssi die Hearing Of You. she dircd 10 me more
tdoft sd We did 81 On receiving your fi fe tiou, he
was Aoie 70 az up but part ol TIE day.
The change great aud truly qatengle both. ef
applied Cor medicine but tacs afteF oai1g he hi and
are happy 70 state hat b the blessing ef God ufoet YQI
lnstnaentll she sBioys better health far ett tat
,or 'es aat assp yeara slo enaefe moe pnan'!. H'
proper for your hpnei and ibo Of humanity
lOurs, fcipccutlul5s y o. tonHNHI
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REDUCTION og r. r. FARE--Et is minated
in ihe Cleveland Leader that the Cleveland &
Erie Railroad have decided to reduce their local
fare between way stations, in and after Febru-
RFy. In view Of the great depression IN busi-
ness and scarcity Of money, this seems to Us To
be o change in the right direction, and one that
VIII be appreciated by those interested. II will
promote harmony between the road and the peo-
pie along Us iiAs. and will result 10 good TO
both parties.
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Doctor lIoOhands celebrated German Ritiers
prepared by Dr. c. NJ Jackson Go Philadelphia Pa will e
lectuay Liver Complaint Dyspepsia JRundice Cronic
Nervous Debility Diseases of the Kidneys, and all diseases
arising from disodered Liver or Stomach Give item a
trial, they will you.
For sale IS cents per bottle by druggists and stoekeepe
In every and VILLAGE in the United States Canadas West
Indies and South America. 2w475
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Noncr. Farmers Club viii meet at
the Office Of II. FAssErr, on Saturday, Feb. 5tb,
at 2 o'clock P. NJ. A full attendance IS re.
quested, as matters Of Importance will come up
for consideration 1HOs. A. SMITH, Secy.
Ian. 25th 1883.
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New Firm.

New and Increased Stock of Goods.
g G. OSBORN, late Of Kingsville, hav-
Prentice Il Smith,
the business viii be hereafter conducted under the and
firm Of
Prentice, Smith Il Company,
In nearly the range OF trade heretofore but with much
enhanced stock and facilities. -
One of the firm has just returned from New York, where
time has taken to make liberal purchases with dscrim
nation of such goods will not fail To meet the wants. and
challenge To meet the appreciation of the citizens OF tue viii
ge and county The results Of these ehases be
and judged of the goods coming TO hand daily and
will he followed by others neecessy shall require. The
condition of the market East Is sufficient guaranty Of the
favorable range OF prices at which these purchases have been
made That these Inducements offered be put 10 the test
is the chief deshe Of those making them . rNi|e &
GROCERIES,. .-|.
In this department the establishment will be well sup
Piled general and choice selection OF goods be
found in the county.
WOODEN WARE. tf
Consisting Pals, Tubs Wash Boards, sugar Tubs, hOps,
Brooms Butter IAdels, Rolling Pins, Sc- &c.
WILLOW WARE.
large variety such Clothes and Market Baskets Rocking
Dining sitting Chairs for the children, Bugges aud Cabs
Hobby Horses Hand Sels, fOr the Boys.
Berlin Baskets for the Ladies.
In the Dry Gsods line may be ound assortment Of Do
nestle Goods Sheetng shirug IieSng Deniin itin Sc
PROVISIONS.
This Is trade 10 which special attention will be given both IN
the purchase and e Ni keep constantly on hand fell
stock of Flour Feed Pork, Fh salt together with Water
Ceraent Cured Hams and Shoulders for family use Se
Daily supplies of Fresh Can Oysters both Fair Haven and
Baltimore, Picked CLANS and Oysters Lobster and Sauces
Sma Dealers furnished With fresh supplies liberal terms
AshtaOula, Dse lst 1855. lIEIlTT' ~ z ~
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FoR Pixies PEAK.-TwO parties of young
men have been formed here for gold-seeking
expedition to where the Platte and its trbuta-
ries "rol down their golden sands" They will
start about the frst Of April Reporter.
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From these figures II will be that nearly fourth
the total deaths in the county caused by consumption
say nothing Of the other diseases spngng from
"sight c"d."
Do not te with your heah but suffering from cough
cold the lungs buy bottle Of OOtL BAISAM-
lC CORDIAL, and yon may safely count Thou
sands have done and have certified to Its wonderful Effects
CouE CHS sometimes proceed from disorered dysuepte
state of the stomach in which the German Bers should
be used In of weakness general debility Of the
tenn resulting from Proacted cough, the German Btiers
will be found Of great benefit.
Prepared only by Dr. c. NJ Jackson AIS Arch street Phil
adelphn. Pice IS cents per bottle For sale by GEORGE
WILLARD, Ashtabula; a MILLER, Austinburg; AL
LEN, JelIerson LYON, Conncaut; GIBBS, Windsor;
SPRING WEBSTER, Geneva. ly4T2
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF LANDS AND TENEMENTs.
.ashtd6ula Common PleGs-Oct. Term, 1858.
Babcock Hurd,
Simeon Keith & Wife.

Simeon Keith Wife.
pY Virtue of an Order OF Sale, duly is
I'D sued from said Court in the aboye case to directed
will oner for sale by way Of
Public AUCTION, at The door Of the Court House
in Jefferson, in Ashabula County, and State of Ohio
Saturday the 18th day Of Feb'y, A d. 1859,
bwoen of 10 and oeoc said day. following
describsd Lands and Tenements to wit Siturte in the
Township of Kingsville, r,
County Ashabula and State Of Ohio and part of
No 49, bounded follows-begnnng in the line Of the State
Road point where it ineFsccts the North line of the
North Ridge Road thence NOrthery in the line Of said State
Road to land of A. c. Keith thence Eastery parallel with the
North Ridge Road five rods thence Southery 10 the line of
said North Ridge Road thence Westerly five rods to the place
of fbegnnng.
Also other piece Of land bounded follows beginning
stake in the Rou East of land owned by said Sim
Keith thence East two and half rods TO stake thence
North to land of A. c. Keith bouee South along the Bts line
Of said state Road to the North West of said s. Kes
Lot thence along the North line Of said Kes land to the
North East Of g Keiths lot thence South along the
East line of said s Keis lot to the place OF begnning
tanning about three ourt of of land in the last de-
scrihed piece. appraised at -.
Sheilfs s Onicc Jefferson, January 3, 1859.
5t4I2S625 WM. HENDRY, Mr. Comm'r.