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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-07
DIsHOP McILVAINBS Select Ser.

- M0Ns-sEi ECT FAMILY PARISH SERMONS.
series Of Evangelical Discoures selected the Of mi
lies and destitute congregations BY the H. Kev Charles r.
hcvaiue, d. d. With preliminary Address, by the same 70
parente the mportauce Of Family Religion and Christian
Education large suproy Svo Volumes Of rising 1890 pages
Each volume containing 81 seunsns.
Tho principle regarded In the selection has bccn 20 make
embrace the great dOctinal and practical Of the
pol to exhibit evangelical truth poinedy and forcbly,
IN e spirit OF rs Divine Author adapting alike tue taste
Of the cultivated and TO the understanding the uncua
ted The aim has been TO present the great subjects Of
yealed religion In their natural order Occupying wide
Of spiritual instructOn In other words 10 present Complete
System Of Divinity, a. far a. the compost
ton will allow, keeping studious IN view the exhibition Of
the whole counsel Of Cod entirely aud particularly
the allotted space viii permit
The Eps0pai Recorder says Of these Sermons "Thev
selected by Bishop Mcllyaine for the families and
cant parishes from large variety Of writer's Of whom
arc among tic living dvnes Of the Church of England
Church. They will be rich treasure Ia family aud Of
pccal value 10 candidates for the ministry"
The PresbErfdH (Phadepha) remarks Of these volumes
We highly approve Of such collections when iudiciousy
made, comprising tie best portions Of various volumes
which many would otherwise Fee aoding very
desirable facilities for sauaty instruction to families aud des
ttute churches
"TnR PRELlMixARY ADDRESS on the religious training of
youth Is worthy Of all praise"
The Cross and Baptist Journal says ain nm are like the
present when so many books issued calculated alike to
corrupt morals and language work like this cannot
he too much studied"
With the view Of extending the circulation Of this exceed.
ngy valuable collection Of Sermons the publisher has
cuded put them at the low price Of $3.50 IN fine bind
ing Clergymen other persons remtng $40 will receive
sets or sets for Si2. lie has sets hand In
fresh binding but otherwise equally good which he will put
at $3.50 set The work be seut by mail by Express
any part Of the country. All orders promptly attended TO-
C-o,,r,bps Obio Arril 1850 - 4Ssf
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MARRIED.

In Painesville, April 27th Mr. CHARLES H. SCRANTON, of
California, and Miss MARY A. HUNTINGTON Of Panesyile,
In Painesville, April 25th Mr. GEORGE II. BARRET. of
California and Miss ANNETTE SOUTHARD, of kngsyille,
Ashtabua Co.
In Hartsgroye, April 26t by Rodney Marsh ESQ., Miss MA
RY WHEELER OF Hartsgroye, to Mr. PETER p JAYNE, Of
Wisconsin.
In Madison April 26th by Elder E. Farley Mr. ICHABoD
ADAMS and Miss LYDIA ANN OLMSTED, both of the above
place.
In Fowleryile, N. y April 26th by Rev. A. Newton Mr.
T. W. SMITH of Conneaut to Miss s. ALICE BABCOCK, Of
the former place.
In Conneantyie Pa AZ the Power House. May 3D. by Rev
Mr. lahnizer Mr. j. H. LILLE, of Monroe TO Miss CURNE
LA ROE of Perpont
In Grard April 9th. W. g. BATCHEL0R, ~ D.. OF Shelf
deld O., to Miss ANN @. SKINNER, Of Conneaut Pa
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DR.. Robnck's Remedies. We nnhlish. /

another column Of o-days paper article copied the
Cincinnati Ties descriptive Of Dr. Robacks extensive med
cal establishment In that city Ry tue way Dr. Robacks
Remedies have obtained great and deserved popularity with
all classes 1t has been but short time since these Remedies
introduced into section Of country yet Dr. Breu
man. Dr. Robacks agent In this place. informs that his sales
Of the Blood Pills aud Blood Purifier far xeeed those Of
for this is that they have stood the practical
perence We know this not only from the mouths Of others
but have used them In family with the very best
results For all diseases of the blood general debility wheth
proceeding from sickness from natural weakness indi
geson and all Kindred ailments recommend the Scandi-
navan Remedies the rerg best medicines extant They
destined to achieve not ephemera success but perma
nent and deserved reputation which will render them
sy Ia every family-Aapoieoa o., North Vest, March 2
See Advertisement. 1m4s9
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S.M. FAssErr.-The editor Of the N. Y.
Tribune has been examining some Of the works
Of this artist aud thereby had the conceit, that
New York was preeminent in all things, some
what taken out of him. Chicago has no reason
to be ashamed Of FassErr's productions, and
when that new gallery. which has been built for
him, has been finished and furnished after the
design shown us week or two since. the whole
will DO worthy Of that wonderful city,
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PorATo DIsEAsE.-Those Of our readears
who fear the potato disease, should plant early,
and of early kinds. It is seldom that the dis
ease appears until after the early paintings are
dug and sold Whole seed planted six inches
deep and cultivate fiat, will give the largest
WELD of the best quality.
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EyEnyBopY is brushing up, and tinkering up
their premises about town, and putting on q
neater aud more comfortable, and more attrac-
tive face. The Young America spirit is every
where preseut--wc are bound to shine.
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w are pratifed to announcc 10 our readers

Cdthariie Pi (of which advertisement in columns
from that justly celebrated physician and chemist Dr. j. G.
AVER His Cherry Pectora ,ysrywhee known the best
remedy offered to the public for coughs, &C. has pre-
pared them to expect that any thing from his laboratory
would be worthy Of attention As medicine Is
universally taken than Physical Pill the pub ic will be glad
10 know Of from such trustworthy We happen
to know and them that this article has nnsc
merits fully equal any compound that has issued from
his crucibes and consequently well worth trial whenever
such medelne becomes neeeEsaryRatine Com Ade. llsg
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Erected by his people


Fl0urStae and western has advanced 10 cents sales of
800 bbs at SIS 1905 90 for superne State 356 extra
State 305 80 for superine western 30D6 for common
good extra western 7j@7 90 for round hoop Ohio mar
ket closing Arm.
Wheat-Quiet but firm sales Of 5000 bus at / 25 for Mil
waukee club 506 81 for common winter red western
6o9l 70 for inferior white Kentucky and So Tor mixed
linois.
C-Narket better sales of 81 900 bus at SIC for mixed
western Ole for jersey yellow and 90d9c for sound yellow
Odts-Better; b5O5I for State and $4,000 for western
BHer-LOwer Sl0 for Dip Ohio and 2022 for new state
Cheese-Quet at 9@l0c for new and 109l29sc for old.
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FAST TME-Cn Saturday last the mail train
on the Cleveland & Erie Road was 3S minutes
behind time when it reached Erie from the East.
The engine Tiger, was attached to the train and
made the run to the Madison station, 53 miles,
including all stops at the way stations, in one
hour and thirty.eght minutes.
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GoNE.-DR. RICHMoND found Jefferson lit
tie too hot for any tolerable share Of the en-
joyments of life. Between Sunday and Mon
day last he took western stage-leaving his
country, as other patriots have done before him,
for bis country's good. For this act, the den-
zens of Jefferson, will remember him with emo
tions of lingering gratitude.
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Hooaand's German Btters, Prepared by DR..

c. NJ JACKSON, will eectualy Lirer Complaint DVs
pepa Jauadite Chroaie Nerr0us Debility Diseases Of
The Kidneys and all Diseases arising from ds0rdred Lirr
Stomach. Every family should have bottle Of these Bit
in the House. One dose will instantly relieve sick so
mach One dose will the most distressing heartburn
One dose will aly any agitation Of the Ono dose
taken an hour before meals will give good appetite One
dose will in many cases. the most headache when
proceeding from dsordcred stomach.
These Bers be obtained at any Druggists seller Of
Patent Medicines in the United States and Canadas. Pce 10
per bottle See that the signature Of c. NJ Jackson
on the wrapper of each bottle. 2w4S9
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DrcK sends us full pamphlet report OF the
:Sickles Triai, with illustrations OF the scenes
and parties that have come into such gIariog
notoriety by the shooting of Key, aud the con-
seouent development Of life at the capital.
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Horse STOLEN. - Mr. Ranrey Goddard of
Orwell, had mare stolen from his stable on
Friday night last She is of middliug size, of
dark bay color, with scar of inches long on
the left shoulder. The thief took black saddle
and a blind bride at the same time. He offers
S25 for the mare, aud ten more for the thief
Sent
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The WEATHER for several days has been Of
the most agreeable character aud seems the
more grateful for the contrast It affords 10 the
successive storms and chilling blasts of the last
three weeks. Vegetation is pushing ahead
with commendable activity, and the beau ties of
the vernal season are producing their happiest
influence upon the comparatively stolidity of
man, for whom this now beautiful world was
brought out Of chaos
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DIED.

In Monroe, April 2sth Mr.. ASA SPEARS, aged "a years
In Pittsheld, Mass April 81 HARRIET LYME aged 23 wife
ot Frederic A. Francis, formerly OF AshtAbula.
In Conneaut April 26th Mrs ELIZABETH SANFORD wife
Of Chester Sanford aged % year,.
In New Lyme April 18th, Mrs. MARY ANN viEe oS Do.
con Joseph Miller, aged 81 years
In Jefferson, April 18th. MARY E., wife Of N L. chafee
Esq, aged SO Year,.
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BooKs--E. r. PAGE is spending few days
at Hubert Block, with a collection Of standard
and miscellaneous books which he is selling at
private sale on very reasonable terms together
with stock of stationary. His books appear
to be in good condition, and Of q good style Of
execniion
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BORN.

In Plymouth April l1th, Daughter to B. p and Sarah
Mann.
In Ashtabua, April goth Son to David and Louisa Ham.
In Ashtabus April Goth Son to Amos and Lucy Shepherd
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To the People of Ashtabula County.

40 lilb bOPtS "a AAohldDuAd SOuhbYs
DIAMONDS $40 Family Sewing Ma.
III CHINE-A practical Machine which should be in every
Family simple 10 construction that child learn to
IT, and lady operate 1t well in half hour 1t
needles and thread Of any size and operGes thick thin
work.
From The Report Of The Committee Maohasry Of the 1grt-
cultural Society Of the State Of Maine.
While II conceded by your committee that the Wheeler
Wilson machine exhibited is the best Of all the machines
high priced machines exhibited exoeeny con.
structed and perform their work adminbyye your com
miteo agree in the opinion that tie
Raymond Ten Dollar Machine
Is emncntly simple thorough and firm and calculated for
extensive circulation than either Of the Others and that
will be Of general good to the community from its
very low cost considering its geRera merits So FAR the
several members Of the committee judge they honestly
believe that there Is far greater difference in the PRICE Of
the several machines than IN their NESS and they
consider the balance to he in favor Of the Raymond Machines
The above machine is on sale and exhibition
at the Book and Variety Store o the subscriber in Ashtabu
who is soc owner of the right for the County.
G-R Townhips tights sold on favorable terms.
April !, 1859. 4S4 ". G DICK.
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Pm. RooT who is nllowably vain over his
garden, in as much as it is not surpassed in its
varied productiycness and excellence, exhibited
few stalks of pie plant on Thursday morning,
raised in the open air, which measured two feet
in length, and were bulky 10 proportion.
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4 AM at home, and If have any friends,
will be glad to sec them from the 9TH to the
llth Instant. j. p. ROBERTSON.
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TOTHE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
II A. & n. L. r. r. Co;
To enable the Contractors, Messrs. o. Bald
win Co.. prosecute and complete the Northern portion Of
your Road at early day practicable II is desirable that
the assessments upon the Stock known the $4,000 sub
scpton be paid promptly These nstalments made pay
able the Treasurer o. H. FITCH, ESQ., at his Office but
may be arranged with Messrs o. Baldwin Cos who are
authorized to collect the said subscriptions subject to the
ders and supervision Of the directors Of the Company
Ohiee of the A. 4 NJ L. II. Road Co.
H. HUBBARD,
Mach sth, 1859. 4sl President,
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Wood,s Hnir Resioratiyo.

w OOu . tldlI htSlOldtlhCs 4 IOts w OOu, lHS
renowned diseoyerer Of the invaluable Hair Restorative, still
continues to labor In behalf Of the afflicted.
His medicines universally admitted by the American
press be far superior TO all others for causing the hair
the head of the aged that has been sveied for many years
grow forth with much ygor and xurance when blessed
with the advantage of youth.
There doubt that Il is Of the greatest dscoy
in the medical world II restores permanently gray hair
its original color and makes it the beautiful silky
texture whic has been very desirable la all ages Of the
world-St. Louis Morning Herald.
Sold BY all good Druggists. 3m4Sl
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OUR New MAYOR is taking very commend-
able way Of immortalzing himself, by nIihg
some of our principal streets with shade trees
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One OF the Most Prevalent, and at tho same
time troublesome aud painful diseases that attend the human
nesh the Fever and Ague For long time the medical
world have been continually bringing forth pecl
hcs for its permanent but all without effect Dr. j.
Hosteter experienced aud celebrated physician has
ceedcd in furnishing the public with valuable preparation for
the Of Fever aud Ague The steady and increasing de-
mand lately made for the "Bite and the universal
attending its have made for reputation unsurpassed
by any specific Of the kind For the Of the aud
Ague Dr. Hosteters celebrated stomach Bers must and
should claim superiority any other preparation extan
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, everywhere. See adj
versemeut In another column 1ma59
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Gs- The Telegraph published at that large
and city like town Of Asbtabula, comes to US
this week with an unusual amount of excellent
original and selected matter. We are glad to
see SO good paper for so worthy people
PaHesDile Telegraph.
These Telegraphs, friend ABBOTT are all
pretty smart
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Mr.. Wn1GuT, recently of the Michigan City
Enterprise, has sold out to T. JERNEGAN, esq,
who continues the Enterprise as Republican.
lie "wrtes like book" and is with all square
as brick" His trail, we take it, will be no de-
vious one TO follow.
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HosTETTER's BTTERs. Bitters adver-
tised in our columns and for sale at the store Of
ex-Justice TooMBs, have been used in our family
with satisfactory and happy effects. They are
found to be pleasant and effective alternative,
and are we'll entitled to the commentator here
bestowed upon them.
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RErURNED-WM. ] JONES' of this place, who
has been spending some three years in the Cali
fornia mines, has returned to his paterual roof
and brings with him, we understand, fair re-
nuneraton for bis tolls and privations.
We are indebted to Mr.. Jones for copies of
California papers, but VIC find nothing worth
transcribing except the following:
A LARGE EAGLE.--About two weeks SINCE
we received from Captain WiSeman (late of the
bark Giympsc), the claws and some wing-feath-
ers, taken from an eagle, shot by him at San
Ramon Valley The bird was on the wing at
the time, and, when brought to the ground it
was discovered that he held in his claws a pig
weighing Ii pounds. The distance from tip to
tip of his wings was eight feet and eight inches,
and he stood two feet ten inches high.
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TERRIBLE RIof-ALNosT. dispute, which
threatened for while to result in serious con-
sequences, arose in the public parlor of one of
the Hotels the other day. 1t was, however,
quieted, and the whole matter was found to
have arisen about the relative beauty and va
riety Of Dry Goods in town. There was such
wide range Of conflicting opinion, that the
verdict of couldn't agree" was unanimously ar
rived at
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THE KTNA INSURANCE Comply
Il continues to insure all kinds of property at low rates
as any responsible company. D. II. FITCH, Agent.
FIRST CLASS INSURANCE.
Life, Fire and Inland Insurance Agency.
Connecticut Mutual life Insurance Company OF Hartford
Conn Accumulated capital So OO05 AZ.
Ktna Lie Insurance Company of Hartford Conn Capsl
and Surplus $4,000.
Etna Fire and Inland Insurance Company, of Hartford Ct
Capital and Assets. jan LIST, 1854 81, ,s5s 920 OS.
North American Fire Insurance Company Of Hartford c.
Assets, Jan lst 1859, $685., 800 06.
Having the Agency for these well known and responsible
Companies prepared to issue Policies Life Risks
all kinds Of property at the lowest rates for reliable insurance
Ris takeu goods and shipment Of produce either by
Railroad Canal lake. Risks the lives of persons emf
grating to the Kansas Gold Fields taken
Especial attention given to the insurance Of Dwellings, and
Farm property and contents Such insured for periods Of
10 years, the most reasonable terms
Circulars sent to those desng information.
Applications solicited aud policies issued BY
o. II. FITCH,
Fisk's Block, Ashtsbus, Ohio.
Written applications from any part Of the county will be
promptly attended 10 on their receipt by
EDWARD II. FITCH, Surveyor,
4sjU Ashtabula, Ohio.
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Prentice, smith & Company,

Nih " nnoei dc uasit too
hrm Of
Prentice, Smith & Company,
nearly the range OF trade heretofore but With much
enhanced stock and facilities.
One of the has just returned New York wh6rs
time has been taken to mako liberal purchases, with disc
nation Of such goods will not fail TO meet the wants. apd
challenge to meet the appreciation of the citizens OF the vi,
age and county The results Of these Purchases b.
will be followed, by others neccessty shall require Tho
condition Of the market East Is sufficient quaranty Of tho
favorable range of prices at which these purchases have bsee
made That these Inducements offered be put 70 The te
is the chief desire of those making them.
GROCERIES.
In this department the establishment viii be we'll sup
piled with general and choice sccsn o. goods Be
found ia the county.
WOODEN WARE,
Consisting Of Pais Tubs Wash Boards Sugar Tubs Mops.
Brooms, Butter Ladels, Rolling Pins, &C. &c.
WILLOW WARE.
In large VARIETY such rs Clothes Market Baskets Rocking
Dining and Sitting Chairs for the children Buggies and
Hobby Horses, Hand SledsJ forthe Boys.
Berlin Baskets for the Ladies'
In the Dry Goods Line may be found assortment Do
nestle shirtiug, Tc&ing, Denns Pfinis 6e
PROVISIONS.
This trade 10 which special attention viii be given both "a
The purchase and sale Win keep constantly hand full
stock Of Flour Feed, Pork Fish, Salt together with Water
erlent Cured Hams and Shoulder family sc
Baltimore Hckled CLANS and Oysters nbSters Sauccs
Small Dealers furnished With fresh supplies liberal tsrns
| PRENTICE SMITH co.
Ashtabuia. Dec Ist 1855 III
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THr Social LIBRARY, which has not been run
ming for two or three weeks, we are requested
to soy is again ready for business.
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June Appointments.
II. TUBES will be in attendance


Aslitabula AshtabulU House. Tuesday. June :.
COnneaut, fremont House. Wednesday, June s.
Painesyie, Cowles House, Thursday, June o.
Warren, National House, Saturday, June t.
For consultation upon all dlseases the Throat Lung,
Heart Liver, stomach Bowels, Kidneys and Spleen; alst
Dopsy, GRAY ell rheumatism, Nervousness Debility Dyspeps
Female diseases Ague and Fever Fits Impurities Of the Blood
Erupons Cancers Ulcers and all ohervaietes Of long stand
ing complaints, both external aud internal
For years Dr. T. has devoted his entire time
chronic Diseases treating thousands annually many Of whom
had exhausted every other within reach In
mineral other pOOHs employed does he make
t1hke ire doH budup agaH. The medicine car
be taken with safety by the most delicate and patients
main at home, aud continue with prudence their ordinary
treatment after friends and physicians had given all hops
the ndsputabe evidences Of which always be furnished
lnyads however reduced desparng invited call
and may he assured that encouragement Will be given
expense incurred withouta corresponding prospect recovery
The writer Of the following been for two years Justice
Of the Peace in Fremont and Is well known 10 the citizens
gcnerely.
BroHchits-iis r0s stages Cured.
Mr. ". still resides In East Cleveland is In vigorous health
aud living witness Of the pcruanence Of the cure.
On. TUBRs SIr:-When dst commenced your treatment
few months since, much de5iaed and suffering from
pain in the side shoness Of BREATH weakness the
small OF the back, night sweat reessneSs coughing and
expeetoating profnsely, often raising pint of whish snb-
stance in single morning TOOK cold frequently,
and inflammation OF the throat Of two years standing
seemed increasing and extending down the lungs At
times became dizzy TO fall unless subject
support By of your medicine entirely relieved and
we'll and strong before in my lie; and
through all kinds weather and though sometimes
the least Yours respectfully, JAMES S. WEIGH.
East Cleveland, Dec. 25th, 1850
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HARDWARE.

A new aud splendid lot of Crockery & Glass
ware, just received
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NEW York CArrLr MAnKrr-May 4

More active for Beeves advance weeks closing
prices ranging from to lie and averaging IO9c for
prime and extra grades fetch 12@2 l3 Receipts 264O
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DRUGS and MEDICINES,

My stock Of Medicines is moro perfect and
general than ever and sufficient TO meet the wants OF the
community. .
Physicians and Families supplied on the most aAorable
GEORGE WILLARD.
Aaur Aurt Nnvaunhar lS5g