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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-31

The New Work Tribuns
Pepre for tbe Great Political Campaign oI
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PASTORAL vrsrr.--Tbe lficuds 81 Rev. j. NJ.
gLLErr will pay him theif Annual Visit on the
afternoon and evening Of Wednesday the Alb
day Of Jan. next
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SELECT CONCERT.
OSsIAN e. DODGE,

OSsIAN e. DODGE,
win have the pleasure Of giving of his Unique and Fash
Ashtabula, Tuesday Evening, January Sd,
IN SMITHS NEW HALL,
which occasion he will Sing the following List Of Songs
which for variety Of chaacter-embrscing pantve sen
ment playful humo patriotism, dramatic power chaste fun
eke representation of characterhas before been
placed Programme to be performed by individual.
l-MOther, dear o PrayJor Mean earnest petition Of
rePentant after resolving TO seek the forgiveness of the
Divine Saviour
2-rm ArGys Making BlHnders-Descriptive Of the mis-
haps Of ovegrown YOUTH wLo like Mrs. Parngton
opens his mouth but what he "puts his foot into IT,"
3-LeRa ROnaHe-Descrptive Of the virtues and death
of innocent maiden and the Poets belief in her Spirits
presence.
4-RnoD Nothing Pass WOrd-An Exposition Of the edo
ins' Of this extensive but mysterious Order. ..
Slap for LeDescrptve Of historical incident
curing board the United States Fgate Constitution while
lying under the command of Commodore Hull in the HarbOr
Of hahoD, on the Spanish Coast.
6.-FH do much Sometime for YOu.-Illustratng the
awkward attempts Of bashul rshman to pop the question
1.-THE SDord Of Bunker HH-Descriptve Of the death
of old Revolutionary Soldier who died with sword In his
hand which he wrenched from the grasp of British Officer
at the Battle Of Bunker Hill.
s.--A Chapter DraEsRg. - A collection of puns
which the audience will perhaps drGD comic inerences
9-THe MaHiae-One of the most powerful descriptive
Songs ever written man Is entPPed in an Insane Asy
reality what he unusty accused of beugG d rGUiHg
maniac.
1O-Bers oil DodQing-A fact which will be satisfactorily
proven to the audience.
11.-The Dying BOy-As plaintive parlor song Of the
descriptive school, this has equal mother and her two
children sve and freeze to death during the absence Of the
husband and father four days drunken roc The song
illustrates in beautiful manner the belief n the immortality
Of the SOUL and the innocent pn Of the dying boy never
fails to elicit from those who have soothed their
ing hearts by quoting the eloquent words of Saviour
uer little children to come unto for of such is the king
dom of Heaven"
12.-The Unfortunate Man-Showing how even an limo.
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MARRIED..

At State Line Pa. Nov "a by Rev. W. Mills, JOSEPH
B. EVERETT, Of East Springfield, Pa to Miss IsADoRA
WRIGHT, of Ashtabula
In Pepon Dec. l6 by Elder Kenny, Miss E. H0SKINS to
JAMES ALDRICK, both ofPierpont.
In Wayne Dec. 20, by Rev. Mr.. Chamberlin Miss EMILY
BENTLY to CAMDEN L. WILCOX, both of Wayne.
In Geneva the Sth by Rev. L. Address Miss ESTHER
NJ. FITCH. to GEO. W. KlRSCHNER all of Geneva.
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ORWELL AGRICULTURAL SoCIETY-The Sec
ond annual meeting of the Orwell Agricultural
Society will be held at the Town Hall, in Or
well, on Saturday, the 7th day of January, 1860,
at o'clock P. NJ.
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asg- Mr.. II. MYERS has become proprietor Of
the Uniou House at Geneva, kept for number
of past years by NJ A Bartholomew
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The annual meeting of the Ashtabula and
New Lisbon Railroad company will be held at
Ashtabua on the 5th day of January.
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Woolen Goods g. Clothing
INHE undersigned has received from New
Il YORK, fine assortment OF
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Satnets, Kentucky
Jeans, Vestings, &C., g.,
and having secured the services of competent workmen
prepared to manufacture Clothing of every description
ORDER the shortest notice, and the reasonable
terms
RR Ready Made Clothing hand, and sale cheaper
than before offered in this market.
GR Cutting done at all times and warranted to ct II pro-
perv made up.
GF~ All kinds of Trimmings furnished cheap
George willard.
Ashtabula, Nov. 23 1889.
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MEa1ssoaWoNl

In 30 vile Of Aahtabula,
AsIIibula once benighted;
Goods are selling now 20 6heaply.
Casting shades on towns afbund H.
Bringing now nsc9 10 sunlikht
Sunlight Merchants leve to task IN.
Goods 40 fne-ioto price the motto.
Heaps they sell, and % they oughttQ.
Now the store where goods selling
Selling at the LOWEST fQtfe,
Takes the wsH knopH sppeation
OF NEW YoRK STORE, Cheab Nep fbfk StsFtf
South Of Bank 'tis but few doon
On the side Of the Slain street
in the willie Of Ashtabula.
Goods you'll find there al Gttdf BareAiHs.
DRY Gcods buy Of OMAR GlLLEIT,
FANCY GOoDs, Of y. r.. CHdPMNNS
Great Yariefv IN line Of FaRoies,
New Books, Gold Pens Letter Paper,
Choice Ner Stock Of SfaiiOntry,
Ladies' Baskets Cheap Bird Cages,
Looking Glasses, gOOd rchectOrs,
Niolins. Flutes, Accordeons, 40,
lamps, Cans, Wcks Rest burning Flhid,
Pocket Knlies, and good Port Monies,
SPLENDID LOT Of TOYS and FaneieS,
Faacics I've no time 10 mention.
Call and see them at NEw YORK STORB,
Cheap you'll buy. then tell your neighbCts.
Tell them phsre they'll buy the Cheapea,
y. E. Chaplain
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Take care Of your own health and that Of
your children by always using Herrick Aliens
Gold Medal Saleratns it is perfectly free from
all impurities and wherever it hus been used is
acknowledged as being the only perfectly
healthy and harmless SaIeratus in the market
Never use soda when you can get this article
Use one paper and you will be convinced that
there is no other as good Most of the mer-
chants sell it. L. F. & S. Burgess, and Benton
Brother Cleveland. Wholesale it.
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9 G. OSBORN, late of Kingsvile, hav-
Ne ing purchased interest in the Grocery Business of
Prentice & Smith,
the business will be hereafter conducted under the name and
6m of
Prentice, Smith & Company
in nearly the range heretofore but with mneh
enhanced stock and facilities.
One of the firm has just returned from New York. where
time has been taken to make liberal purchases with dscrm-
nation of such goods will fail TO the wants. and
challenge the appreciation OF the citizens Of the vii
age and county The results of these
and judged of; the goods coming hand daily
will be followed by Others as necessity shall require The
condition OF the market East Is sufficient guaranty of the
favorable range of prices at which these purchases been
made That these Inducements offered may be put the
is the chief desire Of those making tbem.
GROCERIES.
In this department the establishment will we'll sup.
piled with general and choice selection of goods be
found In the county.
WOODEN WARE,
Consisting of Pas Thbs Wash Bdars Shgar Ttbs Mops
Brooms Butter Ladels, Rolling Pins, &c, &c.
WILLOW WARE.
In large variety such Clothes and Market Baskets Rocking
Dining and Sitting Chairs for the children Buggies Cabs
Hobby Horses, Hand Sleds, for the Boys:
Berlin Baskets for the Ladies'.
In the Dry Goods Line may be found an assortment Of Doc
nestle GOods-Sheeng shifting Ticking OenIms Prints &c
PROVISIONS.
This trade which special attention will given both in
the purchase and sale win keep constantly hand full
stock of Flour Feed Pork Fish salt together with Water
Cement Cured Hams and Shouders for family use &c
Daily supplies of FRESH Can Oysters both Fair Haven and
Baltimore Picked CLAIMS and OYSTERS Lobses and Sauces
Small Dealers furnished with fresh supplies liberal terms
Ashtabula; Dec LIST, 1858
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Full Case, Mahogany or Black walnnt.. .loJ %
Full Case, Rosewood. .............ll5 90
Hemmerr, Cextra,) .................... 800
MO FAMILY at this day afford TO do without a
IN Sewing Machine.
Their great utility Is beyond question. An obstacle In
with Inequality aud merits Of the various patents now In mark
e The confident representations interested agents. and the
experience Of those who have purchased the single
thread aveing machines the strength Of those represent
ation have somewhat shaken the pnbic confidence 10
without m Opportunities for deliberate test 6t the respect
i've merits Of the different patents One unerng guide may
able stitch taken. Double Thread LoeE stitch Machine
is one that you cannot well be deceived in. The
Wheeler d Wilson's Machtne
of this description and for Family Machine has
good points than ant othet In K has stood the test Of
tmaton than any oits competitors. innges other
patents and has no nuncons hanging over IT. as score OF
good all is claimed for IL and to supply every thing need
iu to keep Il In successful operation Enlightened economy
and experience point to this as the cheapest machine now
fore the public It's advantages these and II any one
wishes 70 test them before purchasing they invited TO do
l Its simplicity and beauty Of construction.
The excellence and neatness Of its sitchalihs on both
Sides and It's freedom from anything like raveling OF cum'
brous cord on the underside.
4 Economy Of thread.
Portability-ease Of operation and management
6 Quietness Of movement
Ready adaptation to every species family sewing, gath
ering, &c.
Which recently Deeh - %
most servicabe inventions Of the day hem turned with
the same facility that ordinary seam is stitched and with
uniformity and beauty that be approached W hand M
performance never fails to elicit admiration.
This is pure and simple narration Of its qualities, which
will appear to every acquaintance with the machine
Its design and mechanism is SUCH to make its presence
acquisition any ones paor For the truth Of these dec
aratons reference may had to tile families Of Rev j. NJ Gil
lett DR.. Farrington L. Tyler, Mayor Hendry John Mans
field George c. Hubbard " G. HbSrd, Capt J. b. Hail
Geo W. Dickinson, and Mrs s. B. Hubert all Of Ashtabua
Some Of these persons speak from than years
perence, and from comparison with Of the cheap
Chimes having purchased and used them until the conviction
forced upon them, that the sngethead, raveng ma
chimes not adapted 70 meet the wants Of the family
The testimony Of JUDGE MEGs President of the American
Institute is that" There is but Sewing Machine anC
that is Wheeler Wilson 81
One Of these machines may be seen in operation at
dence Othe subscriber who authorised supply any emanC
for them In this vicinity JAMES REED.
Aghtabula, Nav. 1858,
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The Tribune says that Richard Realf, the
John Brown secretary, was seen on Broadway,
New York, Sunday night.
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now AdvertIsements.

tH~ JupoE FAssErr-Probale Court,
w RrKrR Bro painesville--saan blind ana Do0i''
s'fT~ On. CLARK-Mohthly Visit m
~ ". CAuFFNAN--senne en a Cost
f-T~ SHERIFF sAtE--Goods \ chailes
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fT' II you want any Jexvelry, Is the
time obtain it at No. Mechanics Rove, for almost moth
ing. Call and examine It.
Ashtabula, November, 1889.
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CROCKERY.-Attentio Is called to
the large stock In this line to be und upon the shelves
IN the County but IN range and beauty, Il Is hardly equaed
The Granite China about which much has been said may
pieces.
LOOKING GLASSES also, the largest and Fest collection
In town. SAMUEL BENlIAAL ,JR
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Relief for the Afflicted.
nR. S. G. CLARK, German Reform
~ ed Urpothe Physician and Surgeon, formerly the
firm of Clark GibsOn) be consulted at the following

jamestown, Pa. from Jan. 10th, to Feb. 9th.
Dr. L. G. Clark having had frequent and urgent solicitations
from his patients aud their friends to visit the neighborhOOd
occasionally that they might consult him personally well
by case will hereafter visit the above named places
amOnth.
Having had seventeen years experience in the practice of
medicine during which time he has treated thousands Of pa
ents in all forms of acute and chronic diseases with unpar
aleed (of which of your friends neighbos
can testify and prepared to give relief to all who may
ply. Particular attention will be given to the of Con-
Nervous Diseases Female arrangements Of every character
will be treated with
Also will old and all eruptivS diseases of what
character they may be. He makes of universal
BOOReGt remedies No calomel other deleeous drugs
used.
Persons at distance desiring advise and Medicine will send
general description of the appearance of the urine, with
correct statement Of the cause Of the disease, and
general history Of the symptoms with name, age, &C.
All communications must be directed to
444 s. G. CLARK MD.
jamestown, Mercer Co., Pm.
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See advertisement Of DR.. sanfords Liver InyigorA-
tor and Family Cathartio Pills In another column.
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J Ohm P. ROBERTSON
Has the Largest,
BEST SEIZE CTED
and
c He APEST STOCK OF

Dry Goods,
such as
Shawls, Organdies, and Printed Muslins,
Berages and Challies
Prints and Ginghams,
Black and Fancy Silk,
Hosiery and Gloves,
Shirts and Parasols
Hats and Caps,
Ladies Shoes,
Cloths,
Cassimeres,
VestiDgs,
Boots aud Shoes,
Wall Paper,
Mirrors,
Teas,
alft Sugars,
Coffee,
And large amount Of Goods that canne be enumerated tina
can be found nowhere else in this village.
Ashabula, Oct s, 1859
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NEW FIRM.

New and Increased Stock of Goods.
9 G. OSBORN, late of Kingsvile, hav-
Ne ing purchased interest in the Grocery Business of
Prentice & Smith,
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AccibkSf AT GENEvA.--Last Wednesday eve
ming Mt scovrLLE living in the west part Of
had a horse attached TO a cutter run
away with bin when near the village Of Geneva.
Mr.. Scove was thrown out and very seriously
ipjured-cutting cash over one eye, and peel
ing one cheek to the bone. The skull was also
slightly fractured His wounds we're dressed,
and at last accounts we're doing well.-RePorter.
GEo. e. NErTLEroN, Of this village, when
about retiring the other evening, discovered
smoke issuing from between the bricks Of his
hearth, and on investigation found timber be-
meath the hearth in a state of ignition-a very
fortunate and timely discovery.
The dwelling Of HORACE SMITH in east Con-
neaut, took fire last Thursday morning BY the
promptness of neighbors the fire was extinguish-
ed before much damage was done.
THE ATLANTIC MoNTHLY.--The January No.
commences the Fifth Volume and is decidedly
a good one The new publishers, TiCknor and
Fields, say that no change will be made in the
general plan OF the Magazine that all the
writer's whose contributions have established it
u the popular favor, will continue to make it
their medium of communication with the pub
lie and that the relations of the publishers
with authors, on both sides the Atlantic will
enable them to add materially to the variety, in
terest and value Of its pages. The present
number contains the first chapters of New
Romance, entitled the Professors Story by Oil
YER Wendell Holmes to be continued through
out the year. We will clnb the Atlantic with
the Telegraph for So so per year.
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shall be sure Of Good Fits.
NJ. Caufman.

t Remember the plaer HOlberfs Block: next door to
Firemans Hall
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-15
NASHVILLE, TENN,

Its doomed defeat in the next Presidential
el'ctIon rs so tar apparent as to be virtually
conceded by the more candid of the party.
One of its most intelligent organs has re-
Gently had the candor to predict that the
Charleston Convention will never meet, or.
if it does. that it will be only to disagree and
separate without a nomination. No compro-
mise that could now be patched up would
prevent defeat. This the leaders see, and
therefore there will be no compromise. With
the spoils lost, the only cohesive power will
be gone, and they will lack the motive for
even serious effort TO prevent the party from
crumbling. as il WILL into unavailable frag-
menis. All see that the unity OF the party
can only be preserved by the South yielding
to the new Donglas dogma of non-interven-
tion. This the South would be little likely
to do for any thing short of certain victory
certainly not for the sake of barren contest,
and of according to Mr.. Douglas such a bril-
liant personal triumph over the Southern
leaders. Neither will those leaders SO yield
Tor the purpose of according an amnesty to
either Mr.. Guthrie or Mr.. Brecknbrldge, who
In their over eager aspirations after the nom
1uation are attempting to force the obnoxious
dogma upon the Democracy of Kentucky.
they will be suspected of making this at
tempt Tor the purpose of forestali;ng and pro-
piliating Northern support in the convention
TO the prejudice of their numerous compet-
LOTT. ulS t0ose leaders VIII De disposed to
resent rather than reward.
Should such a split in the Democracy oc-
cur. the better part of its Northern members
WI! flock to the Union party. Even should
this split not occur, its Northern wing, upon
common principles of party tactics. will vote |
the Union ticket in those free States where |
there is no hope of benefiting their party |
than by thus aiding to defeat the |
Republ can candidate. In This way, and in
his worst aspect of results. the election may |
De thrown before the House of Representa-
ives, where the candidate of the most central
md conservative party must succeed.
Tue prospect is bright and cheering for
'reaking up these two pernicious sectional
lrties, whose iuterminable wrangles over
mere distractions about slavery brought us
II SO to the very verge of civil war, and
whose best ultimate result would be peace
bile severance of the Union. Much depends
pon the elections in Kentucky and Tennes-
ee. Victory is before Us if the Union loving
nen of those States will exert themselves as
alriots should when their country is in dau-
er.
A NATIVE