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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-07-16

WARDS LINE.-Captain WARD, it is stated,
is now building at Newport a steamer of l75
feet keel, 25 feet beam, 10 feet hold, 400 tons
burthen, engine 10 feet stroke, 3s inch cylinder
intended for fast boat to run along the south
shore, touching at the ports between Cleveland
and Buffalo. She will be completed about the
lst of August, and another of similar dimen-
sons is to be built next winter. When these
boats are on the line, he viii have through
night line and morning accommodation line,
touching at all the principal southern ports a.
long Lake Erie from Toledo to Buffalo.
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es- The other morning, the attention of our
"devil" was attracted by the passage through
the village, of roguish kline, provided with a
regular ,OOOden cross in her forehead an ar
rangemeut which be had never before seen, and
the use Of which did not occur TO bis usually
practical mind As he beckoned us to the
window, he assured us the POps's Bull was
going by, and the "old Nick would be to pay"
with our dark lantern friends, no pitch hot"
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In Jefferson, Jnly 4, JASON wATROUs, to Miss MARY
M SMITH, both af Harpers6eld;
In Hsrpsrsfed the 9th inst. REUBEN WARNER, to
Miss MABCIA HEWENS.
In Colebrook, on the Sd, JOHN DRAKE to Miss DESIRE
DRAKE
At Poestenkil r. the 11th ult Miss ANNA +. GRANT
of the above place, to G. W. UDELIs Of Jefferson.
In Oakland jefferson Co. June 80 Miss HARRIET E. HOS
KIN, to LAWYER W. HOWARD
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Wharf.-The prospect Of the wheat crop as
gathered from the gradually dealing price Of
-four, is decidedly encouraging. The crops in
Europe forbid any hope for spectators in that
quarter, and the unusual plumpness and excel
lence of the unblighted crop in the wheat sec
tions Of this land, adds very refreshing admoni-
ton against undue hOpefuluess Of speculation.
Those who have surfeit on hand, purchased in
view Of frost prices, had better avail themselves
Of the first opportunity to reduce their stock,
before the present weather sours and reduces
its quality.
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DIED.

Iu East Village on Friday morning, 18th inst- COLLINS
WETMoRE, aged 70 years.
At Conneautyi Pa. the 18th ut Mrs CAROLINE WHIT
LEY daughter Of w. E. Coles of Autnburg aged 27 years.
At Diamond Lake. Wis the 18th uL j. NJ RAY, former
ly Of fConnsaut, aged Al years
In Conneaut on the lst Ars SARAH CRITTENDEN, wild
of the late Isaac, in the 74th years Of yer age.
In Morgan July 2 MARY l.. wife Of Col. G. W. st. John
and daug Inter Of j. R. Stark, aged IS years.
In Geneva, the l7th ult ELIZABETH, wife of Benon
Webb sen. in the 18th year Of her age.
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The FOURTH AT PAIEEsvILLE was marked by
all those elements of social aud neight fhood
kindness, which give to such occasions their
highest enjoyment. The ladies seem to have
taken the matter much into their own hands,
and their vivacity, Judgment and sparkling hu-
NOR and sentiment, as evinced in their toasts,
gave their celebration peculiar charm and at
tractiveness. Here is a sample of their capa.
city in the way of toasting, and the happy way
Of lampooning their absent male friendS who
sought their enjoyments at Cleveland:
BY MISS R. H.--The girls of Panesve--
May this be the last Fourth they come single
handed
By Mrs. j. Il. P.-The Mayor Of Paines-
ville-A model of a man-an honor to the CON-
munity-May God send more such.
BY MRS. N.-Temperance-May our spirits
always be raised as they are to-day, without the
aid of Liquor
By Mrs. s. w. P.-0ur beautiful village
May. it prove happy home to the Lords Of
Creation who are with us to-day, but to those
who fed may it always be a washing day with
them at home.
By Mrs. S.-The gentlemen of Painesville-
May they gain courage by next year to under
take Celebration at home.
By Mrs. O.--The President of the Day
May many Of our coming celebrations be en-.
ivened by his presence.
By Miss H. S-Intemperance and Slavery
The plague spots Of our nation.
By Miss C.--Tbe ladies of Mount Vernon
May they have sons that will rise up and cal
them blessed.
By MISS R.--The political worms that are
gnawing away the pillars that sustain our gl0Ti,
GUS UniOn-May they be poisoned by their own
venom.
By A. P. SANFoRD.--Jeems Buchanan-The
''caDon" wot fires at random, making a great
noise but doing little damage.
By A LADY-The male portion of the CON-
muDity-a grand fzzle.
This last sentiment we presume, has only a
local application, as we know of no such i'm.
putations having been laid to the doors of any
gentlemen out of Painesville.
Our inspiration is so insurgent, that we can.
not suppress toast
The Ladies of Painesvie-Their generou.
natures-their wit, vivacity and energy, com
mand our admiration, and commend them to al
least one warm, appreciating, capaciOus heart.
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~ "Lady Sherman and her companion
owned by Gro. e. NETrLEroN OF this place
have been taken to New York, with the expec'
tation Of becoming the property Of HENRY
WARD BEKoHER, who It seems has taste for
2:4O nags. We do not understand that IL tis his
intention TO put her upon the Fashion course.
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Grand River Institute.

1t is due to the friends and patrons of this
Institution, that some statement of its present
condition aud prospects, should be laid before
them and the public. Since the destruction of
the main building by fire, year and half ago,
a new and beautiful edi6ce has been erected on
the same site, affording excellent accommoda-
tions for the Principal and his family, and some
rs students, besides recitation rooms, &c.
The rooms are large, airy and pleasant. and
the building is undoubtedly the finest ever
erected in this county for educational purposes.
1t is the intention of the Trustees to put the
other buildings and surroundings in condition
to correspond with it, and to do all in their
power to render its naturally fine location still
more attractive and beautiful.
They nave also secured the services Of an en-
tirely new corps of teachers, all of whom are
literally educated, and occupy the first rank
among the teachers Of Lorain County.
The principal--Mr. j. II. BARNUM--has been
for several years one of the school examiners
for that county, and superintendent of the Un
ion Schools in Oberlin and Elyria, and las we
learn by personal inquiry is regarded as the
most popular and successful teacher they have
ever employed. His assistants (Mr. ShurtleH
Miss Munger,) are also thorough experience
ed teachers. While Miss Jewell, comes highly
recommended as teacher in Music, Drawing and
Pepmanship.
A room will be fitted up in the new building
for the Library, and Chemical and Philosophi
cal apparatus, aud Lectures will be given frou
time to time, illustrated by experiments.
With our ample accommodation, desirable
location and able corps of Instructors, we think
we can otier unusual facilities for the intelIectna
and moral training of the young, Parents hav
ing children to educate, are invited to make th,
trial. For terms OF admission, and time of com
mencement for next term, see advertisement il
another column.
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hAFkhNA3 o, NOV. IH1U.
DR. IT, TUBBs-Sr ~ am glad 70 add my testimony 20 TIE
number Of those you receiving. Il much prf-
suasons that consulted you. Perhaps his may innsne
some other hesatng invalid TO seek relief At your hand
During Winter OF 1855 reduced uahla
when strongest to ait At the tabs Ny secon aaia v
be disease Of the left lung heart and Stomach The cough
severn attended with EhortneGs brssdh pir
sEsa and swelling Of the feet and snelss Disestsa Va 81
feeble that could eat little else than cracker daIar ne %
and for two successive Week suasted on os untor a.
gum arabic water alone Sinking turns nsaIy oYc54
day occasionally several In day. deprising ipea
and sometimes Of sight Also, Falpation dialreasnn
The heart appeared 10 stop At e causing deahiko sa-
saon a. though the breath gone and the eeniion
balancing between life and DEATH ngsFod until relief Wn
obtained under treatment vas Il thst tine readipg
en- were known genoaly. am nov enjoying coaloEabls
health and though not vigorous many, sble % pr
ed over two milea with suffering notlng ore taan axus
at the time The great bebe6t derived from your dsaluenk
and the interest yO have manifested nT e ever b hid
10 greAtfal remembrance. Respectfully, yours,
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A SPECIAL DIsPAToH FROM WASHINGTON, TO
the Tribune, dated the 1lth, says. The arro-
giant attempt Of The Consultation to read Judge
Douglas and Gov Wise out Of the Democracy
will be followed by retaliation on the Admins
tration, which is now denounced as much South
as North.
Letters from California state that Senator
Gwin has lost ground, and cannot regain his po-
sition. The war between the two wings Of the
Democracy of that State is iercer than the war
of either with the Opposition.
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a~Peas, cucumbers, and new cabbage, were
among the creature-comforts found upon our
Sunday board, for which we are indebted to the
kindly attentions Of Mr. EMORY LUCE.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-07-16

Hair Restorative. We are pleased to be able to
cord the satisfaction patrons after trial Of article
advertised columns We have the satisfaction to know
several our readers have used Prof Woods Hair Re
stoave and II to be just what the advertise
ment says We have several personal acquaintance who
grey headed-hey have tried it. and their hair is
original COLOR and they willingly add their tea
mony to its efficacy, and will give further information to
others desiring it, This speaks well for the article, and
advise all wish appear grey hesded to Prof
Woods Hair Restorative Western Patriot
Sold by all good Druggists
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GEo. O. HUBBARD, calls attention in tbis
number, to sundry articles for the season, and
We would embrace this opportunity to call
attention not only to these. but to his establish
ment generally. In character and as an acqui.
sitiOu to the village, 1t has. to say the least no
superior. II is in a department of trade In
which separate aud Independent representa-
tlon was needed, il Il one which will call busi.
ness TO the place. II b 10 be hoped that the
head that conceived, and the hand that guides
1t 80 creditably and successfully. will not fail ol
full satisfaction and reward.
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Common Sense rules the Of the people, whatever
the and msanthrope philosophers may to the
contrary. Show them good thing let Its merits be clearly
demonstrated and they will not hesitate to give it their most
cordial patronage The have already ratified the
Judgment of physician concerning the virtues Of HOSTEL
TERs BIrTKRs may be in the immense quantities of
this medicine that annually sold in every section OF the
land 1t is now recognized greatly superior to all other
remedies yet devised for diseases of the digestive organs such
drrhRa dysentery dypepsa and for the various fevers
that arrangement OF those portions of the system
Hostetters Is rapidly becOmming household word,
from Maine Texas from the shores of the Atlantic TO the
Pacific Try the article and be satisfied. sold by all drug
Sc See - advertisement in another column. 5t4a7
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-07-16

Slave Act, has already met with emphatic
public rebuke, and that we exhort the peo-
pie Of Ohio to protest against that decision
until, by reversal Of IL, the lost dignity
q sovereignty Of our noble commonwealth
shall be restored to her.
Resolved, That we furnish copy Of the
above resolutions TO the Daily Morning
Leader for publication.
J. M. FITcH, Chairman,
8. M. BUSHNELL, Secretary.
CUYAHoaA 90. JAN,
CLEVELAND, o. July O. 1859.
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BORN.
MARRIED.

In Kingsvile, June 13 two daughters to Orin Fobes
In Kingsve the 10th ult daughter to Buell Gswold
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A BoY somei5 or l6 years old, Of good char
acter, msy aud place. as an apprentice, in this
Office.
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JEFFERSON BOOK BINDRY
BOOKS AND MAGAZINES
BOUND IN ANY STYLE DESIRED
Blank Books made aud ruled TO order.
W.R ALLEN.
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July Appointments.
nR. II. TUBBS viii! he in attendance

Ashtabula Ashtabule House, Thursday July :,
ConneauJ fremont House, Saturday, July 10,
PainesVtle Cowles House, Monday, July IS
Warren National House, Tuesday, July6
For consultation upon all diseases the Throat Lsnes
Heart Liver Stomach BOWels Kidneys and Spleen; nleo
Dropsy Gravel Rheumatism, HeFv0nsnas Debility Dyspspsa
Female diseases AgOe and Fever Fits Impurities of the Blood
EuPons Cancers Ulcers and all other varieties Of opR stand
ing complaints both external and internal.
For ten years Dr. T. has devoted his entire time u
chronic diseases treating thousands annually many whom
had exhausted every other within roach 10
mineral OF other pOsOns employed does ~ maze ac -
aks pe tear d0rsn build up aRain The medicne
be taken with safety BY the most deicae aud patients may
main at home and continue with prudence their ordinary
diet and exercise Many hundreds have recovered under the
treatment after friends and physicians had gvep up all hope
the indsputable evdepees 0f which always be furnished
invAds however reduced despsFng invited "a ca
and may be assured that encouragement VII Be- given
expense incurred Wtoua corresponding prospect Of recovery
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PATENT.-ALBERT WARREN, Of Jefferson, has
patented new and useful improvement for
cutting out Boot and Shoe soles.
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Look at this all you that are indebted TO Steele the
Watch Maker by note Book account requested to call
and SETTLE the without delay he has waited long and
patiently but cannot walt any longer call and settle and
acnet
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CITY Fire Insurance Company,

City Fire Insurance Company,
or EKv HAvEr, eoSS.
Capital actually paid In. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .Ss60ooe
Surplus Of over .....s.. aeaooo
WELLS SouTHwpRTH Prps'L las. BABcocE, vIss P1xxk
LEvi b. BRADLEY Seey.
Charter Oak Fire & Marine Insurance Co,
HARTFoRp COSSa JANUARY !, 1859.
Capital actually paid in cash. .,...... 100000 90
Surplus on hsnd over liabilities 10000 %
RALPH GILLETT, PTSt. JOSEPH n. sRRADUB Sser
New England Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
Hartford Conn,
Cash Capital, al paid In ........,. 80, 62O000e
Surplus, (no nabilities) Of over 5000
NATHAN N. WATERMAN, Pre'st Csc. D. JEwErr, sesy,
Conway Fire Insurance Company,
CONWAY, MASS,
snrplss liabilities Of nearly ...... 100000 90
JAkiTHrTEEY, Pres't DAVID C. RosERs sesy
The official statements Of the above Companies duly nled
also In the Office Of the undersigned.
Prompt attention to applications from anypsr Of the county
The undersigned Is also Agent for the
Charter Oak Life Insurance Company,
Of Hartford, Conn.
the reputation and setua condition OF which cot surpassed
| by any company in the Union.
Ashtabua, May %, 1859, sas
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Important. You feel Debilitated. You Nervous,
You worried tes You cannot work with energy
You do not feel like doing anything You have appetite
Yon cannot sleep night You feel weak. You feel dizzy.
Use Hocaands GernH Bers; they will cure you without
fail.
They prepared Dr. @. NJ JACKSON 4S Arch Street.
Philadelphia Pa and sold by druggists and sorekeepers in
every village the United States Canadas West
Indies aud South America at rs cents per bottle. 2wa95
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See advertisement of DR.. Sanfords Liver Invigora,
tor and Family Cathartic Pills In another column.
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DR.. Robaclk,s scandinavian Remedis

DIR. ROback's scandinavian Rsmedtes.--
you Sick matter what organ Affected depend upon
II Blood which the food and sustenance Of every
Is corruption Ny Scandinavian Blood Pills aud Blood
Purifier break the Of disease in the fluids Of the
body. They purge and purify the elements Of the blood
their quick and complete In dyspepsia scrofua
eruptions 6ts tumors nervousness kidney complaints piles
low evers debility rheumatism, headache want of sexual
vgo etc. These remedies astonishing the whele
medical world. See Advertisement. 1m49T
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NEW ARRANGEMENEwa.
INsURANOE AGENCY.-H. Fassett,

i zSHTABULl, OHIO,
s the authorized Agent Ashtabus County, Of The oW
ing named Insurance Companies which have complied with
the laws Of phip and authorized 70 transact business n
this State.
Risks skeo on Farm and detached huIdngp and contar
at the lowest rates Of responsible companies for 70 ave
years, and on property IN villages at fair rates.
Losses honorAbY adjusted and promptly paid
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SHERIFFS SALE OF GOODS AMI

SHERIFFS SALE OF GOODS AND
- CHATTLEs Ashtsbala aud Geauga Common Pleas
March and June Terms, 1859.
BY virtue Of three wts Of Eis FaciAS duly issued om
said Courts aud 70 directed will oeF for sale By way
Of public auction. at the
Residence Of Thatcher Gregory,
in Harpershsld. AShtabulA County, Ohio,
On Thursday, the 3O6 day Of june, a. ID. 80,
between the hours Of 10 and O'Clock Of said d the follow
ing described Goods and chAttlss, tO-wit.
Enseen Cows being the sane described In chatts
mortgage 10 Harry Bishop from the said Thatcher gregory
dark chestnut eooted Mare roam Mare one Moving
Machine one two two Horse Wagon, one open carriage
one pair Of Wheees Cheese VAT one Cheese Pres
ave cheese Hoops hrsefouTths Of twenty three Cbeese T.
ken 70 satisfy execution In vor Of Daniel Matthews
Thatcher Gregory John anson and Joseph D. hodgea hon
The Court Of Common Reaa AAhiabuA County, Ohio dAtel
Nav lith A. d. 1859 also, two other Executions om II
Court OF Common Pleas Of Geauga County Ohio Whe
George Roberts PLAINTIFF and Thatcher 0Feoy and Hen
M Bishop are DeiendAnt dated Ju1e h, leo9 and The othe
wherein Eakim Roberto = rtiah aud JonaihAn Gregory
yoh Redss5s .la rhAhst SsSoI s nsIenSss q
i sksil8 once June ieth, 1859. ssi9St26
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SHERIFF'S SALE REAL ESTATE

SHERlFE'S SALE REAL ESTATE.
~ Ashtabula Common Plsas-Saroh Term 1859.
Shearsr and King,
Calvin Woodwork.
B virtue Of vend Only issued from said court in the above
case to me directed, viii Oiier for sale by way of
Public Auction, at the door Of the Court House
in jefferson, AshAbula County, and sats Of ohis on
Saturday the 10th day July, A. D. 1859,
between the hours of 10 and O'Clock of said day. the follow
ing described Real Estate, to Wit;
Situate the township of HArperhed County OF Aahta
bu and State of Ohio and bounded and described fol-
lows, tO-wit:
South by the Road running East and West past Calvin
Woodworths House, East by Road running Westerly TO the
River past Riley WoOdworths, North by lands Of Riley
Woodwork and West by the East line Of Lot No. lO 10 said
Township saving and reseng six OF Land In the
said Lot bounded south by the East and West Road
belonging to Asa woOdwoh containing by estimation, after
deduetng the said six acres OF the said Asa WoOdworh Th
tyfve acres Of Land.
Appraised. at Sixteen Dollars per acre.
sbsrHrs ohice June sth, 1859, Sw404sI 70
OHERIFF'S SALE OF GOODS AND
- cHATTLEs AshtabuIa Common Pleas, March Term SO
Howard, whitoOmb Co.
Bsnh.m & johnson, c. al. F''H F''''''
BY virtue of wit of Fier Facas duly issued from aait
Court In the above case, to directed will odoE SAID
| by way OF public auction, at the
Residence of Levi G. johnson,
in Geneva, Ashtabula County, and State Of Ohio, on
On Thursday, the 3Oth day Of June, A. d. '5S.
between the ten and four O'Clock Of d day the fol-
lowing described Goods and ChAtteA to wit
One Bay Horse Eve years old one Open two hore Bngi
old two TwiE Heifers Red Cow hIee yeaTs old one
pile Of Lumber supposed be about eight thousand feet
one Ok Yoke, and Ons caahh '1R suf 81 HRNDRy shsr,a
Jefferson, June I6. 1883. 2tlgSSl1s
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IN THE STATE OF OHIO I In the Court of
Ashtabula County, S., 5 Common Pleas.
Charles Stanton,
Henry Sheldon,
Charles Nc Dougal Prhs,
Civil Action,
Henry Keyes,
Ira White
Henry P. Keyes Def'ts.
The defendant Henry Reyes viii take notice that on the
eighteenth day of May 1850 the said plaintiffs filed their
petition in the said Court against the said defendants setting
forth that at the October Tem 1855 Of the said court
the plaintiffs recovered in said Courts Judgment against the
defendants Henry Keyes and Ira White for $50 6SlO0
That execution has been issued said judgment and
returned unsasd and that there due the plain
s said judgment 81 575 34-1O0 with interest from the
2sth day of March, 1852 That the 2Sd of February
1855 the said Henry Ksye for the purpose Of deudng his
creditors conveyed to the said Henry r Reyes parts Of lots
No. T. and TO- In tract No. In township a. In the first
range of townships in the Connecticut Western Reserve and
parts Of lots No and In tract No. In said township that
said Henry Keys knew of such fraudulent purpose and
ceved said conveyance to effect the And the
said petition that the said lands be sold TO satisfy the said
judgment
And the said henry Keyes is further notified that
he demur to said petition before the 23d day
July, 1859 the to him will be taken for confessed
and Judgment rendered thereon accordingly
o. H. FITCH, Attorney for Plaintiff
Dated May 18th, 1858. ow49l$5 60