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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-01

Of X q $25 Sewing Machines Patent'd
I'd i ~ NAY 5th, 1855
The subscriber having purchased The Right 60 This townip
IN The above Machine takes this method 70 let those wishing
purchase know, where they get the family Machi,
nov IN use and would my that he will deliver put up and
warrant every Machine be sells 20 he perfect IN all IT, pats
aud there has recently een improvements ude
IN this Machine believe It now stanos Without riya ud
Is just what every family needs.
was awatded the First Premium at the ~ r. state Fair
Caraciiy, aud Practical Utility.
singers. and Wheeler Wilson's high priced Mchinesa
IN conn etition.
The above Machine be and tested at the residence
of the Fncfer where lie will he happy wait ON any whe
may favor him with call Exa Needles kent on hand on
the accommodation Of those who nay need Residence on
street near the Episcopal Church. P. f. HALL.
Asitahlla Ang. 2ith, 1853.
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DIED.
In AustinDurg, Nov ls.Mrs RHoDA DUDLEY, aged IS.
WE wish to call the attention of the


WE wish to call the attention of the
Public to the fact that we are now receiving direct
from New York. full and complete supply of Fall and Win
ter Goods peculiarly adapted the of this community
which pledge ourselves to sell prices low as can be
found ia this county
In the Dry Goods line, stock comprises full assort
ment of Dress Goods shawls Black and Fancy silks De
laines Cashmeres Merenos Prints Brown and Beached cot
tons, Wooen and cotton Flannes Heavy wooens Dress
trimmings Gloves and Hosiery together with thousand 9TH
er 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 at home. Having
devoted particular attention this branch of trade for
les of years. confident that can suit any customer
either as to quality see having every thing in that ne
om ehids cack, 20 French calf boot of superior quality
and make
The Hardware Branch Of business has been constantly
increasing and have enlarged purchases to meet its
demands uu have full stock of all knde Of Heavy and
Shelf Hardware Mil and Gross cut saws of all kinds Join
ers tools and builders materials all of the best quality.
full stock of Iron and Steel Iron axes Elliptic Springs
Carriage Bolts Pin Bolts Nail Rods Horse Shoe Bar
Ounc aud Square Iron The very best quality of
Eastern Nails from 25 up to 90 cts. always hand
Window glass putty, paints of all kinds l.nseod OIL both
Raw and boed Yarnish, Turpehtine Lamp and Lard OIL
white lead and zinc Paints.
In Crockeiy we keepa good supply of the hest quality
Iron, stone, white, light blue and common ware
Hat and Caps of every style and price, mems and boys
small assortment Of Blank Books Stationary and School
Books
In ft almost any article demanded by the taste or necessi
Ties OF the community be bought of favorable
terms, at any place far near.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage bestowed upon us
by generous public, would say that Notwithstanding the
hard times better preared nor In better con-
dition to furnish good biins customers cash pro-
duce or short approved credit than at the present time
DO us the favor to call and look goods pice and
do not suit yourselves you will made no loss as we
make 10 charge for showing goods,
September 23d. 1855.
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MuRDERoUs ASSAULT I'VE learn from the
Conueaut Reporter that two desperadoes in
Cherry Valley. assaulted DIR. LESLIE, also OF
that township on the evening Of the 24th inst,
with murderous intent. The doctor was travel
ing on one Of the streets il his suky, and was
met by one .McLdughiin aud another couHeder-
ate who engaged him in some personal CONVEX
sation, and while thus engaged one Of the men
stepped behind the doctor and dealt him q blow
with heavy club, aiming at his head but which
fell on his shoulder. The doctor received one
or two severe blows when he jumped from the
sulky and engaged ia his own defense his horse
Mt the same time becoming frightened ran Off
The doctor was pretty severely handled. and so
stunned thet he lost his consciousness for time
but on recovering found himself without hat
and overcoat, the rulIians having fed Our in.
fornant says hundred men of Cherry Valley
turned out in search Of the ruffians, and had
succeeded in arresting them. The result Of the
examination we have not learned A gang Of
desperadoes have long been a source OF annoy
ance to the law and order citizens of Cherry
Valley, and no doubt this murderous assault
was planned in revenge for the Doctors elIi-
cient aud rosolute efforts to rid that community
OF the rascals. At the last term of Court one
of these was arraigned for crime and another
Of the gang perjured himself and was sent to
the pen.tentary.
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INFLUENZA AND COMMON Com. like thieves IN
the Silence of the night have carried the silent grave
They caused BY sudden check 0f perstrafion by Which
the stomach Is rendered inactive and the lungs loaded
with corrupted matter which enters the blood and disease
the result For al Uhds, coughs and ch succeeded BY
he t. and o MI feer Of every FORM hoarsenes and rawnes
Of the throat lungs and stnm4ch AID for an weakness and
sickness of evefkind om three these Pills on go
Ing 10 bed for few dys will be al that you require 10 re-
stpe yo O perfect health II has been admitted and clained
all over Europe, that there "was medicine that viii
eNtpate a manner II dis from system equal 10 Dr
Morses Irdi Root Pills. that the you take them the
stronger you rpw. They founded upon the pincpa that
the human bod Is subject 10 hut seae namely; corrupt
humors These Pills not only cleanse the bowels but ato
follow the blood through every artery and 20 turif
II o NJ morbid and enrrut bunors that disease Of every
name Is driven from the body.
GUAR FFMALE MEDlcINR.-Frmaes who value heath
should never be without these H II has been admitted by
number Of physcians that females cannot highly value
them They bave given health and irts hundreds Of fe
males who without them would have been in their gves
They purify the blood obstctisns give the skin
beautiful clear, healthy and nir estina Appearance
oi these Pills Is great medical anion certa Periods
From to three should be taken every day until relief IL
obtained few doses occainngy. when we'll will keep the
system IN healthy condition Dr. Morses Indian Root Pills
sold by all dealers In Medicines
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THE LEcTuRE OoMNITrEE, hope to be able to
consumate arrangements for the opening lee
ture on Tuesday evening, the / lth Of January,
by ythe Rev. Mn BLAoKBuRS, of Erie. A more
positive and definite announcement will be Civ
en- next week. A sufficient number of gentle
men have signi6ed their willingness to lecture,
provided there are no failures, to gil up the sea.
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SMITH & LooKwooD's

b~AtA& - - " AASO IN w OOD
BALLAD FOR THE
Hard Times. "
BYA BARD, WHO KNOWS ALL ABOUT IT.
Come now and listen to my iingling rhyme,
All ye who are pressed by the cry Hard Times:-
And will tell you with little parade
The rsry best place in TIE Vorla to trade;
Where you1 get the worth Of your money and slOrs,
lis at SAITH LocKwOoD's well filled store.
They have ererytaiRg there, the heart can desire,
With prices lower, and quality higher,
Than ever before was known in town,
And thus they have guined high renown;
So come at once with your dollars and dimes,
And prove the truth of these rustic rhymes.
Their goods the choicest the richest and best
That ever were bro't so far to the West;
And IL you've doubt Of this statement from me.
Just call there yourself-and lo you will see.
Such splendid array as BEFORE
Has greeted your eyes in ayillage store
They have beautiful silks of every hue,
Bayadere stripes, and Persian tool
Merinoes SO hne and splendid Cashmere,
All famed for their quality far and near;
And when you see them Ptn sure youl wonder
How they con sell SO cheap and not I" go under"
They have the incest Paramettas too,
And DeIaines of patterns rich and new,
With prints Of every variety rare,
Which selected with the greatest carel
And all viii be sold to suit the T" Hard Times"
So, Hurrah! bring your dollars and dimes!
They have lace, and ribbons, for trifiug sum,
With gloves and hosiery, cheap fun!
And dcarpets whose texture, 80 rich aud bright
Fills every beholder's heart with delight;
Aud few choice groceries, so fresh and nice,
That soon as they'r seem they sell In trice.
All these things I've named, and thousand more,
Are sure to be found In this wonderful store
Where the merchants are kind and the clerks polite,
Aud they show their goods With gen'rous delight,
Charging you nothing al az for the sight!
Tho It's better far, than circus parade,
SO come and see, It you cannot trade.
And when once the splepdd array you've seen,
You'll loudly exclaim did Sheba's Queen,
We have heard mNcA, but lo and behold
zhs half 90 kas Hevtr beSA tod!
And Il yon'Ve dollar dime,
You'll buy yourselves rich, 10 less than no time;
Then homeSard turning, never before,
You'll bless your stars for SNIrA LocKwooD's ktore
Main Street. Ashtabula, Ohio.
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THE FoUR SIsrEns We begin this week the
publication Of this popular tale from the pen Of
Miss FREDERIdiGS BRESER, TOO agellknown as
au aulhoress Of high grade Of tulent, to require
encoiinm from Us. 1t will be continued from
week TO week until finished Some Of our read
ers have complained that we never indulge them
in this kind ofartices TO crafty such, wilha
wellwrittepn moral and instructive story, has
induced as TO commence the new volume with
The -Four Sisters, the best ofthe writings Of
this very pleasant and popular writer. aNnh
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Torrey's Infalliblo Door Spring

M HERE oil other Springs have failed
wv this has bean found entirely reliable and werevs m
trodnced has superseded all Others. '
This Spring be put and any amount OF nuer
BY child ten yeap o age, and equally applicable ID eoin
the door or holding I open By simply sliding tie caieh the
door allowed 10 ACT ENTIRELY FREE - 'o
The Trade supplied by Z. p. TORREY NanuAcursr ana
Pstentee No . Plat Street Eew Ycrk 1,,lei
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Extract from letter By the Rev. Mr.
CHuto, Of Boston. who travelling Tor hiu hea
the Eatt
~ gives an ever present idea n the expansic enter
pse * is cOuntancu 10 nnd their connodes Of conn
cohiinuay IN bis rnth wherever he goes have not
vitld ay considerable y Of Turkey where dld not nnd
Tie Medicines Of my county represented BY AyERs CHfRY
PICTORIAL IN smyrna, Aeppo, Jnln, Jerusalem aud ton
stanl re in esch on The doar post VI some bazaar
the neenariy Anne lean looking hon card of Dr. Aver a,ng
In angnnge ch not one 10 Thousand n the p1sscrs by
can tead "dgers Cherry Peoora Ter C0ugls Cods afd
Co sumption Sold Here On shelf behind the eeged
mufspDan, tho bottles with their Eng.h stauis
French and German aces turned towards the crowd
enquHng We are told that foreigners not the otiy pur-
cnsers but the true believers themselves waive their trust In
fate o ty this rioiuct of American skill when they there
= pther cure for them"
was told yesier ay that the CHrRRY PEcroRAL had ieen
presented 10 The sultan ard IN constant use In his
hsrem, and in the Hos itals Of the Empire
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SHERIFF'S SALE o. Real Estate-
~ AsHTABU1A COMMON PLEAS
Vim. W. Mann,
Order Of
LefIersnn L Rrill 4 nlhnr. 4 = .'

BY virtue Of order of Sale duly issued from said coprt
In the ahOve directed will offer for sale by way
of public auon at the door Of the Court House Jefferson
Astabua Co. Uhio saturday. the 2gth dy of January
1909 between the hours Of 40 and ococ Of said day
the following described Real Estate to situate In the
Township OF sheffield Ashtabua County and state of Ohio
and Is bounded and described follows TO w North and
Ea on Land owned by Elijah Peck South by and ocenued
by Theron llrke West by the Centre Road so called aing
from sheffield 10 Denmark and contains acres of Land
with tie building and machinery thereon appurtenences
Appraised at 800. ~
6tlTO$3 25 WM TFNDpv eha-;g
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a MEDICINAL WoNDER.-We are assured that
no language can portray the immediate and anost
Saangs ia Ssasoed a. Zone BY Dr. Eoacks SCANDINAVIAN BLOOD
fLLs ahd BLOOD fklER In diseases whether br
ken down by sickness by nature he anstn snd
sssed s.e@i a. osee recruited and renovated The Med
strengthen at the time Hence teir asoupJg enres
OF Indigestion General Del ity Bilions Compliance and in
Fever In TACT theie seems TO be kind OF all
ment TO which they not adapted Dr. Rotacks advertje
men h an appeal to common sense, which all who need med
teal treatment will do we'll 10 read.
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THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
lS5S-l859.

lS0S-lS00.
ITHE NEW YORK TRIBUNE. now
more than seventeen years old which the first pa
per in the word that appeaed regularly imperial eight
page sheet at 50 low price two cents and which has
taned 4 unparalleled agg egate than 200 OO sub
septionE resi- ecuy soc II share Of patronage which the
hetTetaiian Press is hence forth TO receive
Within the present year THE TRIBUNE has provided itself
with new and faster Press at cost Of s30OOo ely that
than they otherwise might With correspondents al the
most Important points throughout tie civilized world
believe that those who dislike tie politics of or sheet
eoncee TO Il trnknts In avowing its convictions ability
@ increased circulation The Tribune would conduee to
the political intellectual and moral webeing of the epub
lie TO aid e IN affecting such Increase. k.-
Tie leiiy flbune is printed large imperial sheet and
svf5 morniuE and evening" (Sundavs eXeeped)
" subscribers Tor SO per annum ia advance s. tor
The semweeky Tribune s published avery Tuesday and
Cattle Horse, and General Markets reliably reoor,s M
for the ribune Foreign and Domestic taTesponden 1
mary" Congressional doinRs with the mportat sreeb
es will also eontn agst-class Novel; continued from No
who prefer not to take daily.
One copy one year 81 Five copies one year t1l 25
Two copies oneye Ten cops to address 20 90
The semi Weekly Tribune sent to Cergymeu at O. year
The New York Weekly Tribune, large page paper for
the country Is published every Saturday, and contains ED-
als on the Important to pics Of the times the Ofthe
week. interesting correspondence from all parts the wo ID
te New hors Cattle eIe and Produce Markets interesting
anu eaoe ohtca Mechanical and Agricultural articles &C.
TERMS;
nne copy one year 81 Five copies, year IS
Three copies one year Ten COZ les one year ~
Twenty copies 70 address al the PER Annum 20
Twenty eope to address Of each subscriber and any larger
number, at the rate NJ 81 20 each ID
Any perfon sending Us Club of Twenty more will be en-
bune to tlergymen Tor 81 ' 80
subscriptions may be commenced any time Terms al
ways cash ~ advance When dait be prered IL is
much safer than u remit bank bills an letters 10 he address
ed to HORACE GREELEY Co. Tribune buildings
Nassau street, N. York.
The Tribune Almanac for 1852 containing the Election Re
tg5h snd he us9a mailer VIII be published about Christmas
Price 3 cents IL copies postpaid for 81 100 copes most
al anan nhn ~ - L'-t-
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THIs is the Rrst number OF new volume of
the TELEeRArH. and though we have added
many new names to our list, we have also charg-
edup, on the list Of small miscellaneous accounts
many whose names have been stricken from our
list. We prefer 20 narrow cur list down 10 the
paying standard, rather than scatter our paper
broad cast, with very slender hopes of pay =
There are many Of our county subscribers, who
have not responded TO our invitation to settle,
whom we trust, viii yet favor us with a CALI
Our earnest desire isby a timely settlement of
the past, TO date every subscriber from the COM
mencement of 1859.
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Q. A. B. PRATT. Secretary of the Or
wei Agricultural Society, gives notice that
the annual meeting, for the election of Of
hcers aud transaction Of other business.
will he held at the Town Hall, on Friday,
the 1th day of January inst, at o'clock,
+, M.
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WM. HENDRY, sheriG.
M ASTER COMMISSIONERS Sale of
AIA REAL ESTATE-Ashtabull Common Ileas
Bela n Rlaksiee

Bela u. Blakslee,
vs. \ 0ctnbor Tor,
Charles W. Wilson, ct al.
BY virtue of order OF sale duly issued from said Cout
IN the above case to directed will offer sale by way
public auction at the door Of the Court House Jefferson
Ashabula Co.. Ohio, saturday the 29h day January
1852 between the hours Of 10 and o'clock OF said ay
the following described Real Estate to wit: Sucte in tie
Township OF Sheffield in the Codnty Of Ashabua and State
OF Ohio being bounded and described follows viz Begin
ing Mt the North East Corner Of said Lot South East
OF stephen Cages at point from thence South six and
links 10 point thence West twelve rods five
Hks TO the center Of the North and Road thence
North along the center Of said Road and four links
to The South West corner of Stephen Cages lot and
ming containing by estimation eighty six rods If Land said
premises being in Lot No. TO- in said Township of Shelf
Patton is situated. Appraised at s WM HENDRY
Dec. 20 ID 1905 5t47Of3 so Master Com.
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NEW EIRM.

Il partnership under the name and style Of
Lewis q Castle,
for the purpose Of carrying on the butIness Of
Joiners and Carpenters,
In all their various branches this place and vicinity Our
terms will he liberal and reasonable hs auy other Buders
In this section Of country.
Our shop will be located At the Sash and Blind Factory
GEO WILLARD In which shall have the advantages Of Ma
eney in use and to be added business nny require
Thereby saving large amount time and laborwhch with
huner long experience will enable all kinds
Of work n line short notice. and much better
than heretofore
We shall BE- prepared 70 enter nto contracts for Bnildnes
OF any aescrption-and can furnish Materials II desiNd
iarcnr intention given 70 Vessel aud Boat hnhihe Or
ders for Drawings Estimates aud specifcons solicited and
executed with great care aud promptness
AshAbuia Dec Iih, 1858. CIR LEWIS.
4tfn ". B. CASTLE.
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Please Call and See /!


Please Call and See
HAVING recently repleniShed nv stock
of food, now have full assortment of the very best
quality Of
Fancy Variety Articles,
which wish to dispose Of as soon as possible The superior
quiity Of Goods now oeg at greatly reduced prices cannot
fail to give my customers entire satisfaction Ali are invited
Call and See,
wha have even though they may not wish purchase.
Among my goOCs you will find Pocket Diaries for 1859;
School Bnos Blank, Miscellaneous aud Gift Rocks The best
Gold Pens Impression Paper Musical Instruments Ninins
flutes Ftes Accnrieaps Jes Harp and Penny Whistles
The Sweets Of Juvenile life in the shape of Great Variety
OF hne quantity Candy.
In my
Literary Department,
have large assortment af Papers, Magazines &c. which
are constantly forwarded as soon as published.
Also back numbers of
Magazines aud Papers,
furnished at a reduced price.
fine assortment Of
Ladies' Fancy Baskets
wicks Cans Lanterns Lamps, and Burning Fluid Hemp and
Canary Seed Cuttlehsh Bone, and Bird Cages
For those nice girls and little boys
have SPLENDID lot Of Toys
In short; all things I've named and many more,
You'll find at CHAPMAN'S FANCY STORE.
II you'll but call, think youll be
Somewhat amused at what YOU see,
And then, should you conclude to buy,
FH not object. on, no. not l.
Please reminder the place.
j. Il. CHAPMAN'S Variety Store,
few doors South of the Bank, Main Street.
4bI Ashtabua o.
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HAT SoMEs-MR CULLEY requested us to
say that this institution is in running order, hav.
ing been thoroughly repaired aud tested aud
It's accuracy placed beyond a question.
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Now Firm,

- LII A-AAv
New and Increased Stock of Goods.
& G. OSBORN, late of Kingsvie bay-
Ne ing purchased interest in the Grocery Business Of
Prentice e. Smith,
the business will be hereafter conducted under the name and
hrm Of
Prentice, Smith & Company,
in nearly the Of trade as heretofore but with much
enhanced stock and facilities.
One Of the firm has just returned from New York where
time has been taken to make liberal purchases with dischmi-
challenge to meet the appreciation Of the citizens Of the yi-
age and county The results Of these purchases may be seen
and judged of us the goods coming 20 hand daily and
will he followed by others as neccessity shall rouire The
condition OF the market East Is sufficient quarauty Of the
v9raOe range o. ce at which these purchases have been
is the chief desie Of those making theni
GROCERIES.
in this department the establishment will he A ve,l ,,
Piled with as general and choice selection Of goods as can Be
found in the county.
WOODEN WARE,
Consisting Of Pa Tubs Wash Boards Sugar Tuba Mons
BrOoms, Butter ladels, Rolling Pins SC, &c.
WILLOW WARE.
In large vEety Clothes and Market Baskets Rocking
Dining and Sitting Chairs for the children Bugges and Cs
Hobby Horses Hand Sleds, for the Boys
Berlin Baskets for the Ladies.
In the Dry Goods Line ny found an assortment Of Do
mese Goods sheeng, shirtiug TcGing Denms Prnts &c
PROVISIONS.
This trade to which special attention WILDE given both In
the purchase and sale VIII keep constantly on hand full
stock Of Flour Feed Pork Fish Salt together with Water
Cement Cured Hams and Shoulders for family use &c.
Daily supplies Of Fresh Can Oysters both Fair Haven and
Baltimore Picked CLANS and Oysters Lobster and Sauces
Small Dealers furnished with fresh supplies on liberal terms
AshtabulA Dec. Isl, 1858. 477
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A PoErIo EFrrsIoN running on this wise /.

wear Afnaoula North square there mingles a
OF fharpers, and asses ard noodles, well met
Who rieteudlo asecret--all folly and fadge,"
was left at our sanctum ille other day for pub
licution. The onslaught of the mastic rraterni-
ty, is tre.men-du-ous and we Judge from It,
that these masons are all naughty set Of fe-
lows. We, however wish to be excused from
taking them IN hard just now Besides having
one or two special jobs which require pretty
much all our efforts, Just at this time our noe
turnal preanbulations frequently take US into
the ueighborhood Of the North Green at a late
and lonely hour and we shouldn't expect TO
survive the publication Of such piece of poe
try as that a single week. Visions of gridirons,
aud Billy goats, make the goose pimples rise,
while we think Of it. a proper regard for our
peace and well being ferbids the publication.
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PUTRID SORE THRoAT,--The Mahoning
Register states that this terrible disease is
raging to fearful extent at the Mt. Nebo
Mines. On Tuesday twenty-five children
aud adults were down with the disease,
and a number of deaths had occurred
Four children had been buried out of one
family The disease is of the most vrulent
character, aud has created much conster-
nation among the miners of that vicinity.
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DR.. TuRBs will be at the Ashiabula House,
ON Saturday, Jan. lst, for consultation upon all
diseases.