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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-05
Ayers Ague Cure,

which neutrnzes this malarious poison in the
blood, and stimulates the liver to expc it from the
body. AS IL should, SO it does cure this affecting
disorder with perfect certainty And it does more,
or rather does what is of more service to those sub
ject to this infection. If taken in it expes
it from the system it is absorbed and thus keeps
those who use it free from its attacks; keeps the
system in health although exposed to the disease.
Consequently it not only cures, but protects from,
the great variety OF affections which induced
by this malignant influence, such as Remittent
Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Ague,
Periodical Headache, OF Bilious Headache. Bilious
Fevers, Neuralgia, rheumatism, G0ut Blindness,
TOothache, Earache, Catarrh Asthma, Palpita-
tons, Painful Affections of the Spleen, Mysteries,
Collie, Paralysis, and Painful Affections Of the
Stomach and Bowels. all Of which, when arising
from this cause, will be found to assume more or
less the intermittent type. This AGUB CURE"
removes the cause OF these arrangements, and cures
the disease.
This it accompIishes by stimulating the exere-
tories to expel the virus from the system; and
these organs by degrees become habited to do this
their Office of their own accord. Hence arises what
we term accliDlatatiOn. Time may accomplish the
end, but often life is not long enough, or is
sacrificed in the attempt. while this " AGUE CURE
does it at once, and with safety. We have great
reason to believe this is a surer well as safer
remedy for the whole class Of diseases which are
caused by the masmatic infection, than any other
which has been discoyered and il has still another
important advantage to the public, which is that
it is cheap as well as good.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-05

FACTS Asour PnosrrrurioN IN m YORK
There are six thousand public prostltatcs
IN New York The majority OF these are
from fifteen to twenty-five years Old
Three .eiphts Of them we're born In the
United States. Many Of those born abroad
come here poor, to improve their condition.
Education Is at very low standard with
them One-6flh Of them are married wo.
men. One.half Of them have givea birth
tochildren, and more than one-haf Of these
children are Ilcgitimate. The ratio Of
mortality among the children Of prostitutes
is four times greater than the ordinary ra-
tio smong children in New York Many
Of these children are living in the obodes
of vice and obscenity. The majority OF
these women have been prostitutes for less
than four years. The average duration OF
prostitutes life is only four years. Near
ly onehOlf of the prostitutes in New York
admit that they are or have been sufferers
from syphilis. Seduction, desttution, i'll
treatment by parents, husbands or relatives,
intemperance and bad company. are the
main causes Of prostitution. Women IN
this city have not sufficient means OF en-
ploynent. Their employment is made
onatcly remunerated. The associations of
many empIoyments are prejndicial to mo-
rality Six-sevenths of the prostitutes
drink intoxicating liquors 10 q greater or
less extent. Paternal influences induced
habits of intoxication. A profeSsed respect
for religion is not uncommon among them. A
capital Of nearly four millions of dollars is in.
vested in the business of prostitution. The
annual expenditure on account OF prostltu-
tion is more than seven millions of dollars.
Prohbitory measures have signolly failed
to suppress or check tn I Post.
MODERN REFrSEMENTs-People do not laugh
nova days-tbey indulge in merriment. They
do not walk--they promenade. They never eat
any food--they masticate it. Nobody has a
tooth pulled Quit is extracted. No one has
his feelings hurt-they are laceraed. Young
men do not go counting girls---they pay young
ladies attention. 1t is vulgar TO visit any one
you must only make a call. OF course, yon
would not think of going to bed-you would
retire 10 rest. Nor would you build house
you would erect it. One buys drugs at "ined-
ical hall" wines of company and shoes at
smart" Blacking is dispensed at an "instiu.
ton" and meat from "purveyor." One would
immagine that the word shop had not only be-
come contemplate, but had been discovered not
to belong to the English language Nova
days. all shops are warehouses" or "bnzaars,"
aud you will hardly find q person having the
hardihood to call himselfs sbopkeeper Work
people" are "employees," tea meetings" are
'soirees," and singers" are "artistes,"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-05
STATE or OHIO, Ashtabula Co., ssl
STATE OF OHIO, AshtabuIa Co., -.
Divorce.

limothy DoEoFaht
The defendant will take notice that the plain
ti has peoned the Court of Common Pleas Of Ahia6ulA
County and state aforesaid for dissolution " the Marriage
connct existing between said parties Cause asignedEx-
treme cruety-IIabua drunkenness for Is 6W477
Also that deposons will be taken by the plaintiff in said
a the Office Of Simeon Pden In the town nj Mnuson
Adams County and SaIe Of Wisconsin, the lth day OF
March, 1882 between the hohrs of N, and NJ Of
said day. be confined from dav day t all taken
MI. .ERVA DONOVAN,
SAT- by Sherman & Farmer. her AWys.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-05

w REDHEAD, Successor to H. G
w . TOOMBs at his old established Shop ons door
South OF the Bank has hand and for sale large and
splendid assortment Of Harness Of every deaeon which he
will sell for ready pay low he found elsewhere the
eounty Persons wishing 10 buy good substantial team
cariage Harness. will find II 10 their advantage 10 call and
examine his work before purchasing elsewhere All work got
up in the newest style, and for elegance aud durability cannot
be surpassed. All work warranted.
WHg-fis assortment Of Whips as1aFge half
cheap at present He L. also prepared TO do all kinds
eAr.iage trimming with neatness and dispatch.
REPAIREG Of all kinds promptly attended h. 10
get the place door North of the Fisk House. Main st.
lthtAus. Ohio June q. 1857. 90
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Grind Stones

GRIND STONES -Berea and Lake
sansianny - Aasd esOR0R G HfpsxRD
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-05
loo,oOo Acre. Western Land for Sale.

100000 Acres Western Land for Sale.
THE UNDERSIGNED Is NOW OF
ering for sale One Hundred Thousand Acres Of cal Es-
tate situated In twentyx different Counties In Iowa. Eve IN
Minnesota and two in Wisconsin. Said lands have been
lected with great during several past years. and choice
tracts in the districts wherein they situated All OF them
less affected by the lines Of Raoads protested
several OF which In progress Of completion As the
settlement Of the country increases they will apdy
in value and thus Is offered larger inducements to the secu
later well to the settler than has before offered
in this market.
A Liberal Credit
will he given desired many Of these Ands Come Of
them can be paid for
in Good Property
including aud estate thus aordng
ing small iams town aud village property opportunity ~
exchange with me- and procure most desirable home Of
desirable size with timber and prairie that be found In the
thriving west The titles beng derived direcy Unit
ed States unexee onAble, aud will be warranted
399 b. p ENSIGN Land AGENT
Office at his residence Pennsylvania Avenue AshtAbul
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-05

EVERY Family nowadays begins to
~ feel the importance of these machines but many at
loss IN deciding in the matter of selecting, while re have
hastily purchased cheap single thread machine which they
find bat poorly suited to the end designed Those
who have had oppor tunes for comparison o the merits Of
the different machines In readily discover which holds the
superiority and "giye the palm where justice points u due,
Wheeler q Wilson's Machine
every intelligent observer will admit stands without rva
Its advantages
! Its simplicity and beanty Of construction.
The excellence and neatnesE OF Its sttchaike both
Sides and its freedom from anything like aveling
brous cord the underside
sreed-aeeuraey, and reliability at any rate OF speed
4 Ecnnamy Of thread.
8 Tortabiity--ease Of operation and management.
9 Quietness Of movement.
Ready adaptation to every species Of family sewing gath
ering, &c.
This pure and simple narration Of its qualities which
will appear TO every acquaintance with the machine
Its design and mechanism SUCH 70 make Its preseuce an
acquisition 10 any ones parlor
One ohese machines may he In operation at the residence
o the subscriber who authorised TO supply demand Tor
them IN this vicinity JAMES REED.
There is but one Sewing Machine and that Is Wheeler
Wilson -. JuDGK MEiGs, Of the American Institute.
Ashtabuly, February l. 1888. z4
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TIA iy Il ASHTABULA lI.fHT
" MON s CHooL.

az x V. Q. p. BRUCE, A, b.
Grammar School. Rev G. r. Bhvcs C
intermediate. Miss s. L. PAINH.
Second Intermediate Miss ELMIRA Fox
Primary -. Miss lYnIA T. WnLT.
within The noroueh iinit- and ,s ~ suitable residing
for School purposes" i'et a"ached thereto
II, TCriy weeks eon''i's year Terms r pup. nom .,,.s
For irtspmsdIs,. atSpn IN. '"au"A 500
For Gr.wm.r 1000
~. t,,.h sshn,, l2OO
AMI pro rata Tor each term Ao'VV
Tuition nayahle IN advance.
All applications for admission 70 be made 70 the snps.
tendhnL
Term September r. and the Winter TeTT January 1852
II IL highly desrabe that all pupils should begin at the ope
ing Of terms No pupils out Of the village will be received m
aless period than one term and deductions for absenre
cent in of sickness nT re oval. Sa1
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-05

For THE NEW YEAR,
Piano Fortes, Melodeons,
Guitars Stools,
Instruction Books,
Busters,
&c,
on terms that cannot fail 10 please.
GEORGE HALL, Will close ont his re-
~ manning choice stock ofInsumens for the days
at greatly reduced prices Tor cash, or 80 days paper
Rare Opportunity.
Those expecting purchase within three years should be
hand at once for bargain Every instrument warranted in
every respect The Cash must be raised.
Ten Reasons
for buying Piano, Meodeon Guitar Of
Geo. Hall, Ashabula,
1t Mr. Hall Ia acknowledged be the oldest dealer in Me-
odeans extensive scale in the u and has kept
with all Improvements nce the instrument originated in tho
End He has always dealt in the best the market affords
BY close observation and pains taking he is enabled to judge
critically OF their comparative merits
3rd Mr. Hall has always furnished instruments at uniform
price, and as low can he bought Of the Manufacturers
4th lie delivers instruments when desired and guarantees
Fth BY his method Of dealing the usual amount paid for
clerk hire, and store rent. Is saved to the purchaser
9th Instruments received and perfect without haV
ing been set up H. rooms and pounded upon by impractical
hands, as is usually the with those bought from
rooms in cities,
9th The purchaser can exchange his instrument for high
r priced one any time within year by paying the difference
sth THE purchaser Of melodeon, wishing Piano, can
change any time within two years. by paying the difference
only In the regular prices of the two Old Pianos and Meo
deOns also taken.
9TH Mr. Hail gives full directions when the instrument Ia
taken IN relation to It's preservation use and proper
study to ensure good player.
10Th NJ Hall EIolo:e he,etofos to keep the best in
struments the market affords sBd 10 stand high In his pro-
fessiOn Of dealing fairly with his customers In his lne
TERMS:
portion down, and the balance in three and nsnhs
Twelve New and beautiful
styles Of Meodeons Of ans rosewood hnih, varying in prices
from As to $50 dollars.
Eleven STYLES
OF Pianos OF desirable patterns mostly octave tone sur
Nsingy lovely and bought the popetorS platform Of
Foreign Customers.
Mr. Hall has sent Instruments to most Of the Southern and
western states and Oanadas Persons 0Tdsr Of Mr. H.,
with as mneh confidence Of satisfaction though they were
here TO select
Qdestion often asked.
why don't you keep lower priced cheaper, InStrue,sl
Answer-BeeAuse We like 70 customer smile At The
next meeting
Seven Particulars,
IN which eur Instruments SUPERIOR
|. Qualify Of tone, free, pure. seJI and loud
Z. Great POIoeT Of tOHe--mGiestie and Sublime
3 Perfect Equality Of tone
Quick, easy and eUeA fOuek ..-...r
5. Great durability
6. SymSletry aad LeGnty Of .kaisk.
7. Being ia ereeitenf tvne. r.-..
REFERENCE.
H. FAssETs. JE caATHAs.
Direct all Ordsn and lsttsrs Of inquiry 70
Depot on Park Street IshtAbnla, Ohio
AsHrABULA, December 10th, 1885.
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BORUP & CH.aJMPLlyN,

"OULD respectfully inform the Merchants
Nv and the public generally, that they have
bought out the interest Of Messrs. Burbank & Co.
u the Forwarding and Commission business. and
that they can afford increased facilities 10 all
those who may favor then, with y share of the,
patronage. They will attend 10 . general Storage,
Forwarding and Commission business, III Their
Wa,e nonse on the Lower Landing. Having
leased the Wharf-boat, those who ship 10 them
will save expense Of .drayage.
REFERENCES: u Ssi
Cronin, Hurxthall and Lear, New York,
]. Harmon and CO.. Buffalo.
James G. Fargo, Chicago. 81
Mather and CO., =
u. +. McCIoskey. Galena.
b. II. Campbell, $50 ~
E. s. Jessup and Co., Dubuque.
Chouteau and Vale, ST. Louis.
Borup and Cakes, ST. Paul.
" ST. Paul, M. +. apltf
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
4 PHILADELPHIA.

E2s s@as
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS
TWO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases.
d such a. SPERMAToRRHGA, Seminal
1 1saknsss, Impotence, Oonorrhan, g Keet,
Syphilis. the Vice Of Onanism, ors Sci -dbuse,
&C. &c. $s s$58s5 81 SIg Il. sl s &
The HO WARD ASSOCIATIONS, ii view
of The awful destruction u The human lie. caus-
ga ~ Sexoal diseases, and the deceptions prac-
tised npOn HE unfortunate victims of such lisoas
e by Quacks. have directed their Consulting
Surgeon - ! Charitable act worthy 81 1theiT
name. 70 give Medical .1dvice Crate, ii hll per-
sons thgs si5Icied. who apply ~ letter, with ]
description of their condition, Cage, occupation,
habits Of life, &c) and lin cases &c extreme pow
erty and saffering. 10 furnish medicines free oi
I'ss toward .a..oc;s,,o IL !. / bsps,oieD, Il.
the relief Il lie sick and d;s,rsssed ! ~
/" virulent and Epidemic Disea ses. \ ii has now
4 surplus of menna, which HE directors have
voiced 10 expend ii Advertising ne above notice,
Il Il needless 10 add that fhe 1ssociation com
lmsnds the highest Medical skill ofs ths axe. ana
will farnish the most approved modern Treatment
inst Published, by the Association. q Report
On Spernaatorfhea: Or Seminal Weakness. ne
vice of Qnanism, MasturbaiiOn Of Self. abuse.
and other diiseases of thu Sexual Orsans. 81 3the
COnsulling Sntgeon, which will he sent byt fnsii.
(in sealed enveiope:l Free sof Chssgs, 81 thsI
receipt of Two Stamps lsst pOsisrU 8a sss88
yfddFoss, DR. GEO. ri CALHOUN. Can oIt
ing Surgeon, Howard vi ton, IA. II Souih
sNinlb S'tfss, Philadelpaia, ri. n By ofder 81
The Directors. n3lyI
GEO, F.AIRCfIILD. Secretary ~
EZRA p. IE-1RTWELL, Pyssidsnt.l
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OLD FOU IN . RY
MI THE
PIONEER FOUNDR r A I'D
MACHINE WORKS,
OF SAINT PAUL, NJ. r.

M y
YyHE proprietor Of this wall-known establish
- nent would say to his patrons that he has
completed the enlargement and tnrnshing Of his pre-
misses, and has spared no expense to furnish it with
new and expensive
M CHI I merry,
Engine Lathes, Puser-P laner., Press
Drills, and frsi-class .
MEaHANIsrs, PArrERN Makers AND
NJ LsDERs,
So that il isnow the largest and most complete
Establishment west Of Chicago north Of ST Louis,
ii now prepared TO furnish ill Minnesota, and par.
u Wisconsin,, with Probable and Stationary.
Steam Engines, Locomotive and CYL
Under Boilers, Circular Saw Mills,
Single Mills, ',a ~
Finished Brass Work and Engine Trimmings 81
all kinds. Haying been ia operation -Four Years, ii
terms. md can furnish short notice AL kinds d
Mill Gearing,
Water Wheels,
Shafting, IL
Spindles,
Saw Mill Cranks,
Il Building Cnlumns,
Window Caps and Sills,
Ard every variety 81 Castings ii Iron md Brsss.
Iron Turning,
Merchandising,
.S.s.s md Forging,
kinds psomptly excused Bss.s cosks. valves,
Babstitt Metal. ETC., constantly o. hand.
Ogsr 4yy TINT This = the only FcaDdry ii the
Territory that has g5' Ss3
MACHINE Shop ciiached Ia Il.
b II. GILMAN.
s.. Paul, March -, 1857 nSzy1dl6
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NOT ICE

M parsons m hereby cautioned q. q,
~ ~ parohaainx nm mors logsf oss otisss yI5faSs
II ihs viIh1s II Watsb, Beaao, aCoooty.
MlsnesptA Isfrltofy of either fasksr III. kfsslc6
pesty ,sas ffadduleutly obs4fnrd.
sNd ID s ~ slssady cpssjsss q m M
sseee IT lAs,l1i = III. DAVID GIateAN. d
Dased m. Atxil III, 1851. SSlsei
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TITUS AND WHEEL0CK,
AGENTS
HsS sE5 .d.ND 7sssH# Eta 6
Dealers ii Real Estate I.

CLEAR WATER, WRIGHT CO., Nj IT.,
WILL sell Land Warrants for Cash Of on
M, time loan money On good security; pay
taxes for non-resdeass draw up deeds, declaratory
statsnents, emption proof Sc sell claims, pre-
supted lands, Towa sharss, and lots, Oh commission
etc, ETC. Claims prosecuted for e-emptors al The
u 8. Land Office. They have Plats of an the
Townshps open tor presumption III this vicinity, and
will gave information 70 settlers relative to finding
claims. Surveying and mapping done 10 order.
q. 2. Tirus, J, D. WHEELocK.#
Survr' y Notary Public Justice of the Peace
Clear W,1ater, Wright O.. June rs, 1857. n9s,f
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81 GRE j Dl S sEs !!

y rxa4
eass. sfVoas DeosItlys slrfetwrfs,
~ e5Fapst llt0tefes, UfssGses Qf NE kldnSysl
enc 0ta6as AfsrcuvtGl 4thsstna ttsAa Scr4fM-l
lG, PGtns n th1 Hoses and ANkles. Diss6ses of
az Lungs, Throat, Nose and Eyer, Ulekisl
upon ne Body az Linbs, Cancers, Dropsu
ED;lipfic Fit. 81. Yifnss Dnnce. ma Ill hi
Aesss nrisiss fron i !, .rf III II. q. r,.al
1ygans. 1 ,s' q 81 q q. -
81 sra, =. N&v,o,,. II x.,ollr~ .o.. II $500,
Ioss Al prwer f:ereral W.al -. n;mn... ~ ",
ian Vim ren,l;ar snn,. h~,rs M ., ~
Loss N s;yht. Dysn.,;.s T.;v.r tD;s
1890 Er,ns; ons ,,non the facs I'm N IN hk and
hea IL Fenale ;rrs,ular;f and III ;mnroner d;a.i
chayses Tpn M n ,nnftern NJ. ftom What
cause III disea e oripned. however lonv s,rnane u
obstinate he case recover Il and II shorter
tu,e fh.n c.,re - II, efFacfe m, Snov
other Treatment. even amer ia dseases IA tafed
The skill 81 eminent physican md resisted all their
meana of clra The medicines are nleasant without
mlsam. IN ,riing iwentv years III practice have
rescued from thc laws 81 Death. many thousands Who.
in lie last stages of the above mentioned diseases
ha been given uu IN tlie by their nhys;rians. which
warrants he ia promising, 10 the afflicted who NAV
placa theu,selyes under nv care. Derfcct and most
speedy cure Secret deeases Arc tte greatest enc
mics 10 health as they are The first cause of consup
|tion Scrofi,ls aud many other diseases and should
lbe terror Is thc human family, s permanent cure
10 scarcely ever effected majority 81 the cases fall
l;np ;nto the hans of nerso,,s Who 70,
ony ri; q cure he diseases BIT ruin liz cons,itutio
Ifllins he systen w;th mercury which with the dis
ease. hastens lie sufferer into rapid consumption
But should the disease and lie treatment not cause
death aneedilv ani Inc v;c,;m rnarries The disease
q enta;ed man In children. Who are born with fee
lble consttu,ons and M current 81 liz cusr,pted y
Il virus which he,raxs itself n ScroGIa. 1etier u l.
cers. Epf;ons and other affections 81 he kin. Ewes.
Throat an,l Innps ental;np npon them abrief exist
lence of nfferinp. and consiannr them d al early
orava SIR pnar = arothess form;dahIe enemy
Ihnman d;sea.es causes \, destr,ci;ve 4 drain unon
ihe sv.ta drny;ng NJ ,hnnsands AZ yc.;ms ihronoh
a. years &c snf5sr;nr down II a. nnt;melv o,ave,
In DESTROYS M Neryors sys,rm ranidlv ysies away
Ithe cnerr;es &c ill., ca,.es mental derangemen,. nre.
vents Ia nrone, deyelor,.ent e M system d;snna
-. q. ..a...:.s. -: 80. Iii ..r,LL
80 ~ Duaacsss a'u ~ e.
happiness anu leaves the sufferer wrecked body
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REFERS TO
Hon. 8. "A. Douglas, Illinois, U. 8. Senate,

REFERS TO
Hon. s. A. Douglas, Illinois, U. s. Senate.
]. p. Bright, Indiana, 4
s G. F. Stuart, Michigan, Z
ID ~ +. W.. johnson, Arkansas, +
= Benin Fitzpatrick, Ala, .
g D. L. Yulee, Floida, 8
= Gov. Medary, ST. Paul, Minnesota,
= Daniel Wells, Jr., Wis, Honse Reps.
: G. C. Washburne. - 8
\ 8 John s. Phelps, Missouri, .s44
IA 8 Hon. Gilchrist Porter, Mo House Reps
An * Albert Rust, Arkansas, =
s John B .sandidge, Louisiana. = &.
s George Eusiis, il. H IS I'll
IN !" Thos. G. Davidson, e. st ~
!" Thos. A. Hendricks, Comu'r Land Office.
= John Wilson, Ex-C Conn.,, Illinois
8 James Shields. M. +.
!" Joseph i. Wilson, Ex-Chief Clerk L. O.
Messrs. Sweeney, and Riitenhouse, Bank.
ers, Washington City. D. G.
Pairo and Nourse, Bankers, Wash. D. q
Chaff and Brothers, - s. IL.
Also, 10 the District Land Officers generally,
md TO I'll who haue had Land business at The
seat Of Government for years babk. 555 $15S .
o. No business letters will receive attention On.
ess accompanied BY fee. oct.22n6y3m4