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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-11

THE TICKET we this week run up the tick.
ct nominated at Columbus, we'll pleased alike, so
far as we are acquainted with the gentlemen who
compose it, with the platform upon which they
stand, and the prestige Of success, which these
considerations, and the nature, harmony, and
enthusiasm Of the convention, vouch-safe. :
With the standard bearer, Mr.. DENrsoN, we are
on terms of acquaintance, and can speak of bis
qualifications and fitness for the Office, and bis
high appreciation and standing in the State from
personal knowledge. We are we'll satisfied, that
the Republican party, which nominates him
and the State which supports and elects him,
will have no occasion to regret the confidence
and trust thus reposed in him.
With Mr.. TAYLOR of Mahoning," we also
have an acquaintance as have many of our
citizens. His cast of qualities are well adapted
to the position, to which we hope to advance
him. or the truth Of this his service in the
State Senate sufficiently attests. The delegates
have discharged their duty; let the voters o
the State now prepare to discharge theirs.
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a. OF course they do. If anybody wants any,
thing nice they go to Roberts.
a. VI course they will Every body will read
,E .ne olg advertisement in this weeks paper and
.aSn go 20 Roberts, where they don't talk SC
much and do great deal more \
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Doc oRDINANCE.-We publish this week an
ordinance, relating to dogs, which the owners
OF "curs" will do we'll to notice.
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A HORRIBLE MYsTERY-A box containing
seven dead bodies was found, Wednesday last
floating in Long Island Sound, near West Farms,
Westchester Co, N. Y. The bodies we're those
of two adult white males, one negro, two wo-
men, aud two children. One of the men had
three stabs 10 the left breast. One Of the chill.
dren had on rufled uightgown marked G. NJ.
and NJ. G. The box was filled with quicklime.
No clue is had to the mystery.
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FOURTH OF JyLY.-A meeting will be held
q, Ihe tiremans Hall. on Saturday evening
I'M nsta TO make preparations 10 celebyat,
is requested 'u@"s'
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The Village Marshal advertises stray cattle,
which he has impounded, to be sold at auction.
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MARRIED..
DIED.

At the Jefferson House. Jefferson June 9th 1882 by Rev
Thomas Oliver, Miss ADAIINE WARREN, Of Richmond to
Mr. JUDSON r. SMITH of Andover
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Wheeler d Wilson's Machine


is Of this description and for Family Machine has more
good points than any other In has stood the test OF
Time and experience, and occupies higher place In public es-
umaton than Ots competitors. 1t HntInges on no other
patents ana has no injunctOns hanging It, OF
cheap machines have 1t has responsible local agents to make
good all That is Claimed for it, and TO supply every thing
u ~ Keep 1t in successful operation Enlightened economy
and experience point to this the cheapest machine now be-
fore the public Its advantages these If any one
wishes 10 test them before purchasing they 90 SO
Its simplicity and beauty Of construction.
The excellence and neatness of its stite-as on both
Sides and its freedom from anything like raveing
brous cord on the underside
Speed-accuHcy, and reliability at any rate of speed
4 Economy of thread
Portabily-ease of operation and management
Quietness of movement
Ready adaptation to every species of family sewing gath
ering, &c.
The Hemme which has recently been added one of the
most seryicable inventions of the day hem is turned with
the same facility that ordinary seam stitched and with
uniformity and beauty that be apprOached y hand
performance never fails to elicit admiration.
This Is pure and simple narration Of its qualties which
Mu appear every one on acquaintance with the machine
us design and mechanism is SUCH make its preseuee
acquisition TO ones parlor For the truth Of these dec
seieenee may had to the families of Rev j. M Gil
letI Dr. FArT1ngOn L. Tyler Mayor Hendry John Mans.
nelu Ge0fge O. Hubbard E. q. Hubbard Capt ]. b. Hall
Seo w Dickinson, and Mrs s. b. Hubert all of AshtAbuIa
oe oa ese sons can speak from more than years
perenee and om Comparison with some of the cbeap "a.
chimes having purchased and used them until the oncon
was forced upon them, that the sngethread ring ma
chimes were not adapted TO meet the Of the ni
The testimony OF JUDGE MElGs President the Amecn
Institute is that There s but Sewing Machine and
that Is Wheeler Wilson s."
One of these machines may seen in operation at the
aehee who authorised to supply any demand
for them In this vicinity JAMES REED
Ashtabula, Nav, 1855
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A.htabula, May asth, 1859. P''
INSURANCE AGENCY.-H. Fassett,
II 1SBT1RITIA OHIF3

Is the authorized Agent for Ashtabua County Of the 6E-
ing named Insurance. Companies which have complied with
the laws Of Ohio and authorized 70 transact business In
this State.
Risks taken Farm and detached buildings and contents
at the lowest rates Of responsible companies for one to Eve
years, and on property in villages at fair rates.
Losses honorablF adjusted and promptly paid.
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All those in want of "Knck Max" will do
well to exsmine DICKS stock. See adv.
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DR. II P. BUSoH, p M Becketts Store Pickaway county
Ohio, June 2I, 1857, says
have sold nearly all Of the Hoofanfs German Bfsrs you
last sent proves to be valuable medicine and
gives entire satisfaction TO all who have used g. have pre-
scrbed In very bad chronic which seemed
almost hopeless IL not very common for physicians to give
much praise to patent medicines but am always willing to
receive the truth and to employ the best remedies whether
patent or not One OF my neghbOr, regular physician
asked what II was Upon being informed "Oh said he w
you use those patent medcines Don't you that those
nothing "Yes sir replied "for whenever medicine Is
said to cure all diseases matter how opposite their nature
TO much like the bOased panaceas Of the profession
curry and antmony) used in all cases. not worth
to any while this only proposes 10 certain class Of dis
cases. lie said no more can surely recommend the Bit
ters when have convncnga proof their ecacy the
Of my wife, who has been vastly benefited by using
Yours, truly, n. P. BUNCH, ". D.
For sale at the Principal Once AIS Arch street Philadel-
ph Pa and sold by druggists and storekeeper every
and village In the United States Canadas West Indies and
South America, at 75 cents per bottle. 2w4q3
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DR.. CLARK will be at the Fisk House, Tues
day, June l4th.
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Home Insurance Company,

Office Nos l12 ia Broadway, NY
Cash Capital, all paid in ........... 100000
surplus, Ofer- 3OO,OO9
CHARLBs j. MARTIN, Prest. A. +. WILMkRrlI. Efce P-
]. MILTON SNfTn. .Sec'Y
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NEW ARRANGEMENT
At the Sign OF the Big Boot. VN

The subscriber having bought the entire stock Of Boots aud
Shoes OF d. Phillips formerly Of the Fisk Block He has
moved the same into his new sore opposite Wells Fau
ner doors south of Tyler Collins store the Sign
the big Boot He has also reduced the price of bis Work
below all composition There Humbnk It. He is
bound TO sell little cheaper than the cheapest from this
time on until further notice. Call and and
price, before purchasing elsewhere II you wish
dimes MY work as 70 quality and style, will compare with
best 10 the place. All kinds Of work made 70 order usual
and warranted All kinds Of Produce taken exchange fo
Boots and Shoes Nothing that Merchants refuse but Ready
Pay Is what want and have IN order 20 sell cheap
You will hnd good assortment cf Custom Work constant
y on hand.
N. p. Phillips
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From the N. Y. Tribune, June

PRICES OF WooL.-rhe Warren Chronicle
says the prices there range from 35 to so cents.
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FASHIONABLE SHOE sTORE.-
Patterson q winsman,

Patterson g. winsman, /"
acknowledge the avors In the way Of liberal patronage
received from the citizens Of Ahabua for the past year. and
that they have taken the storr ecng pd By
d. Phillips In FISKS BLOCK who're their facilities &i en-;
able them to meet the wants Of the public
They intend 70 reputation for their eaabli1hment
feeond 70 none IN the place They prepared 70 supply
nends wotk or 70 make II TO order.
To TIE LADIKs
Etething os BY ladies in the line o. Boot and Shoes
and CATERS will be got In the most fashionable style IN The
way Of Congress CATERS, hghow springhees French
Kid and Morocco Caters; also slips Of every variety
To The GENTLEMEN.
We manufacture the most fashionable STYLE Patent leath
er French Lemone Calf Boots In the way OF Kip Boo
We keep constantly hand assortment Of Mems Stog
Boots and Brogans Among other things for the accobs
daton Of the Gents will keep constantly hand Oxford
and French Ties; Congress- Tongue and Button Gators Also
Toilet sppers-a Of which will be sold at prices 10 suit THE
times, and as low as thy other store L . ss, NJ,
Ashtabufa, April 2lst 1850 Isl
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To the People of AshtabuIa County.

In Connenu oth PHEBE wife of John Bliss, aged
90 years.
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Bishop Nc Ilvaine continuing feeble the neces-
sity of an assistant in his growing diocese was
made obvious. There was some opposition to
the movement in the Convention, but it was f.
nally made the order of the day for June I'd,
and on the first ballot DR.. Bede Rector of the
Ascension Church, N. Y. city was elected, re-
ceving AZ out ol 60 clerical. and sc out of ITO
lay votes. The salary of the Assistant Bishop
was fixed at $4,000, and the Rev. Drs. Nichol-
son and Claxton were appointed Committee
to proceed to New York and officially notify
DR. Bedell Of his election as Assistant Bishop
of the Diocese Of Ohio. AS the Bishop elect
receives larger salary and enjoys very agree
able position in his present pastorate position,
it is not certain that be will accept
THE Pixies PEAK Express from Denver city,
on the 26th ult., arrived at Leavenworth city,
with three hundred dollars Every variety of
rumors were current-some parties making from
8 8 to $50 day, and Others nothing. The Iu-
dians were collecting in considerable numbers
along the route and were proving troublesome
to the transit, refusing to allow stages to pass
without paying black mail, aud begging and
stealing what they can lay their hands on.
LET CHARITY Begin AT HoME-The Demo-
cratic orgaus are troubled because Judge Swan
was not re-nominated by the Republicans. If
they have any spare sympathy for anybody, we
know of no one more in need of 1t than one
Thomas w. Barley, late Democratic Judge OF
the Supreme Court, who was ungraciously drop
ped by his party Was it done because he dis
agreed with the United States Supreme Court
on the subject of Bank Taxation ? Can it be
that Ohio Democrats would thus punish man
for "opinon's sake ~ Toledo BIude.
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at this day eau afford tC
Sewing Machine.

MO FAMILY at this day afford to do without a
IN Sewing Machine.
Their great utility is beyond question An obstacle in
the OF their general adoption is acquaintance
with Inequality and merits Of the various patents in mark
e The confident representations Of interested agents. the
sorry experience of those who have purchased the nge
thread raveng machines the strength
auOns have somewhat shaken the public confidence To
avoid deception, purchase should not hastily made or
without full opportunities for deliberate of the respect
i've merits OF the different patents One unerring guide may
be relied upon in selecting The lock stitch is the only de
able stitch taken. Double Thread Lock Stitch Machine
is one TINT cannot well be deceived In. he
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Nature Is the great physicInn

Nature is the great ply sician. This is now ad-
mitted by the medical profession fundamental principle
healing science is wisely provided by the human economy
that whenever anything wrong in the physical system the
natural forces Of the body brought to bear expe the dis
ease The great aim therefore, is to strengthen the
powers This has been kept In view by the s compound
OF Dr. j. HosrETrERs btter which give
vitality to all the organs Of the body The effect of h med
cine upon the stomach the liver and the kidneys are prompt
and decisive The patient vile wise enough quit druggng
and try the Bitters feels f he had taken new lease
OF he and as he continues the Of the article
oyed to find the streams Of health cousng through his frame
Let all from whose cheek the bloom has departed give Dr.
iosettes celebrated Bers trial Sold by druggists and
dealers generally everywhere See advertisement In another
column. 1m493
Woods Hair Restorative Prof Wood, the
renowned discoverer of the invaluable Hair Restorative still
continues to labor In behalf of the afflicted.
Ills medicines universally admitted the American
to be far superior TO all others for causing
the head Of the aged that has been silver
forth with much vgor and blessed
with the advantage of youth.
There be doubt that It the greatest dscov-
eres in the medical world 1t restores permanently gray
to Its original color and makes it the beautiful
texture which has been very desirable all ages Of the
world.-St Louis Morning Herald.
Sold by all good Druggists. 3m4S4
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NOTICE w VILLAIN Balde will take no.
tee that Elizabeth Bade has filed her petition in the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Ashabua county, in the State
Ohio praying to be divorced from the ad William Balde
charging as causes therefor the wu absence and gross
lect OF duty Of the said William Balde.
The Petitioner will take dapositions at the office of L. c.
oy Esq in Watertown Jefferson county, and State Of New
York. on the FIRST day Of june s59 between the hours
NJ aud NJ and from day to day thereafter till completed;
at the Office OF Amos II. Prescott in Mohawk Herkmer CO..
" on the 9th day of June 1882 between the hours of
O'Clock ~ and NJ, and from day to day thereafter till
competed and at the Office of William L Perkins 10 Panes
ye Lake county, Ohio the 4th of June 1850 be-
sween the hours of O'Clock NJ and NJ, and from day 10
day thereafter till completed which depoons will be used
on the hearing of said cause.
WM. L. PERKINS,
So'r for Petitioner.
Ashtabuln, May Z 1850 6w4so-s2 so
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all the above ior sale at

Edward II. Roberts.
That Crockery that so many have
been waiting for, has arrived, and
those that want anything nice in
Crockory China Ware, will Of
course, call on
EDWARD II. ROBERTS,
Ashtabula, Ohio.
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RGuennG Democrat
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City Fire Insurance Company
Charter Oak Fire & Marine Insurance Co.

HARTFORD, Conn. JASuARY i, 1859.
Capital actually paid in cash. ..... S3000O0 90
surplus on hand over liabilities 2bO00 90
RALPH GILLETT Prest. JOSEPH H. srRAGUE $sev
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

MI ASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
w OF REAL ESTATE-Ashtabuls Common Pleas
-Tem, Is
Charles S. sill,
Order to sell land
Daniel Sell, ct al.
BY virtue of order Of sale duly issued from said court Il
the above case TO directed will offer for sale by way
public auction, at the
Door of the CouIt House, in Jefferson,
in the County of Ashtabula, and State of Ohio, on
On Saturday, the 18Th day Of June, "A d, 80,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock Of said day. the follow
ing described Lands and Tenement tO-wt Situate in the
Township of Richmond County of Ashtabua and State Of
Ohio being undivided interest," and the 3449 part of the
West part of Lot No Y in said Township bounded follows:
Beginning at the North West Of said lot 72 in the
center of the Road running East to Padan thence
South 80 and 90 East along said Road center "a chains
and 29 links TO the West line OF j. Stockings land in
said lot ~ thence Souhery along said Stockings line
81 chains and 10 links TO the south line the Lot and Town
ship, thence South ~ and IS along the town
ship line chains and forty six links 10 the South East
Of George Kings land thence North west along
said Kings East line Is chains and % links his North East
thence South 50 and 45 West along said Kings
North line 81 chains and I5 links the West line of
said lot 72 thence North West along the lot line SO
chains and "a links to the place beginning containing
l22 6l-lOO acres Of land, more or less.
WM. HENDRY; Sheriff. as
EN II
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IS- The West Point cadets have given So
each, $459 to the Mount Vernon fund.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
WI OF REAL ESTATE-ASHTABULA COMMON PLEAS
March Term, 1862
Franklin Rs Town. al Order to sell Land.
John Jackson wife.
by virtue Of Order of Sale duly issued said Court
in the above case directed will offer for sale by way
Of public auction at the
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NUANU ron SALE IN LOTS TO SUIT
purchasers If The best quality and greatly reduced
Prees This Gusno u superior any other fertilizer ever
imported Of manufactured in this Country or Eurupe II
can freely used without endangerug either the seed or
soil Containing large per eentage IT bone phosphatea
of lime ane sufficient mia and other animal organic
matter enrich and stimulate the land without exhaust
ing aeF pdacing abundant crps is the case with
many other guanos and fertilizers This guano can nov
be purchasd st abont thirty per less than the former
prices chstk tsr kaaso = . iASH5 '-Ei 77'I7
Fur ssasls or cisealas, and particalars apply to
,s'TzEsifai - = C. b. ALLEN,
-saa.' 81 ia s At the R. r. Depot Raleigh n C.
ssrE'I1 Or to J. b. SARDY
90 =. Sa.-.I9 &C. 50 South Street New Yosk
Anguk ], 1a<A.ir asg5sg ..-E s.s-- ~. se-an r
- Register please copy three months
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DRUGS AID nIDlC1uIA
PHYSICIANS MEDICINE CMExys,
HNOvEKEb uuk The ss-s E~sswss lsssAss c-ssssssss
~ fus ,uvusy-ssvyp ,s ksss.t.r ksstts~ AksS Nod
cal hsxs s-d tss.ily Mv,jxs~e thesss.
Ts - 81 he lNsx Ssesv. ~
WILLIAMS HAYWOOD
MATCHES.
4 LARGE SUPPLY j.ss 10 kssS Gr~svv, - Geo.
"A Try Msxhssss .avyssd ., . Lw sssrv. 81
WILLIAMS ! NAYwuopS
glue.
4 good SUPPLY. s-ssssas ~ csA;s,s NsAsss Css.
"A nsse Msksrs sad 1ssv~st's~ n.ssrs.S
fus ssk Iu ~ ,ks lksx Ssssv e
WILLIAMS d HAYWOOD.
TO PHYSICIANS.
SUGAR COATED PILLS a l,~s Ss WySrvv~. tssAs
~ et Ira AsAs 0dS ssLA uskssss CsF.shs s.S s~ssy
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WILLIAMS 4 HAYWOOD.
COOKING; ExTaACTs
nv ALL TUX VARIOUS El.AvvseS 10 xssss. -
WILLIAMS HAYWOOD.
MIXED D1RD SEED,
uUSf RECEIVED. ssd So .sis q he
WILLIAMS nASw0on
Raleigh. Oct !. 1859. ss-d
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