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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-25

Union SCHooL Pic NIC.-The usual routine
fpublic examinations at the close of the term
were varied little at the close of the present
term, by pic mic on Thursday afternoon, in the
orchard adjoining the residence of L. HALL.
The weather being fine, the spot appropriate,
the numbers in attendance good, the pro yison
tasteful and abundant, and the exercises of a
very pleasant nature, the change proved most
happy one. A procession numbering near 300,
was formed in front Of the school grounds at 3
o'clock, and moved to the ground under the
marshaship of the Superintendent and Teach
ers, where they sang several of their school mel
odies, and listened to addresses from the Rev.
Messrs. GILLETT, and CLARK, and Rev. G. Il.
BRUCE, the Superintendent, when, after a bles-
sing asked by the Rev. Mr.. BoNNAR, all present
participated in a plentiful repast, gotten up in
very creditabe, though necessarily hasty man
ner, by the parents.
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New YORK MARKET June %.

FLOUR-Market very heavy 50Oc lower sales 400 bbls
at s5 sc6 10 for super state 2O@6 80 for extra stae 80
S6 80 for common to good extra western 6596 s5 for
round hoop 0hio.
RYE FL0UR-Dull at 4 0015O0.
WItEAT-Sales small (; 1906 for amber Georgia
CORN-Heavy sales $4,000 bushels SOas4c for mixed
western.
OATS-DuIl 45l15l for stale, western and Canadian
PORK-Dul and unchanged sales 500 bbs at 1850 for
mess, 1855 for prime.
LARD-Dull lOz@li4c.
BUTTER-Steady at l46l20c for state and western
CHEESE-4@9H.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-25

BUCKwHEAT. .-Actuated by the fear of a
short crop of wheat, our farmers are preparing
to compensate for the failure by putting in a
more plentiful crop of buckwheat. The de-
mand for this grain, therefore, has been some
what brisk and unusual. 1t brings dollar
readily, and more we are told, has changed hands
at three dollars We can have nothing better
to exc out short wheat crop, than supply of
delicious and incompatible griddle cakes, made
up principally of buckwheat, with good spriuk.
ling Of corn meal
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-25

Daniel Pierce who was wrougfuy inoarce-
rated ID the Ohio Penitentiary, and uncondition.
ally Pardoned by Governor Chase, has been re-
appointed by Superintendent Durand, to the
position in the Little Miami Railroad Freight
Office, held by him previously,
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July Appointments.
nR. II. TUBBS will be in attendance

Ashtabpla, Ashtabua House. Thursday. July Z.
ConneeuL fremont House, Saturday July 10.
Painesyle. COwes House. Monday, july IS. fH
Warren, National House, Tuesday, July 5.
For consultation upon all diseases OF the Throat Langs
Heart, Liver, Stomach, Bowgs Kfdneys and Spleen ao
DrOpsy Gravel rheumatism Nervousness Debility Dyspepsia
Female diseases Ague and Fever, F Impurities Blood
ErpOnf Cancers Ulcers and all other of long sd
ing complaints, both external and internal.
For ten years Br. T. has devoted his enr6 time 90
chronic Diseases treating thousands annually many whom
had exhausted every other within
Rcat other pOisOHs employed dof AZ akt sok -
Hake 1sA tear dOsoH 10 bldH again The medicine
be taken with safety by the most delicate and ept may
main at hOme and continue, with prdence Their ordinary
diet and exercise Many hundreds have recovered uner tie
treatment after friends and physicians had given up al hope
the ndsputabe evidences OF which always be hirsd
nvaids how,yer reduced despaing invited 70 ca
and may be assured that VIII be gwen
expense incurred woutS corresponding prospect Of reooasy
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-25

AsHrABuLA FAR.-The Farmers and Me-
chanc's Association have fixed upon Tuesday,
Wednesday and Tbursday-27tb, 2sth and 29th
of September, as the days for holding their
second annual Fair.
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WooL.-Ihis article has been coming in mod
eratey, but buyers are cautious, and sellers ap-
pear not to be over anxious. The range Of
prices may be said to be from 80 to 46 cents.
But little has touched the higher figure.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-25

FROM JAPAN,-Two large cases of silks were
recently received by the State Department, as
presents from the Emperor of Japan, accom-
panied by letter from the Emperor.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-25

A trial of Mowers will take place at Ashta-
bula, June 3Oth at Cherry Valley, July 7th
and at Orwell July 9th.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-25

NEW ARRANGEMENTual
INSURANCE AGENCY.-H. Fasset,;
ii nr

Is the authorized Agent Ashabua County, Of the follow
ing named Insurance Companies which have complied With
the laws Of Ohio and authorized 70 transact business u
this State.
Risks taken Farm and detached buildings and content
at the lowest rates Of responsible companies Tor B. i've
yearp, and on property In villages at fair fHtes,
Losses bonorably adjusted and promptly paid
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Gs- Sam Houston promises to make a better
run for Governor of Texas than he did two
years ago, though his opponent is the same,
Gov. Il. r. Runnels. His friends are even SAN
guine of his election. He untes all the oppo-
stion to the democracy.
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DIED.

In Lenox June 10th, Mr. FRANKLIN BAILEY, aged 81
years.
In South Wilbrahsm Mass, June Sd, WALLACE C..
OF Morgan, aged "a years.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-25

MN. A. PREsroS. Of Unionville, has recently
secured patent for a combined plow and cul-
tvator,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-25
EREsH FRUITS ALL THE YEAR.


The feomAns Pratt Botus.
For utility conysnienss seoaoty and saly unezuailrd
for wing fruits m fresh state n any climate lncs
hnite time "hasing used these booa Aud them
ceedingly eonvouiont and Just de tbing Wantedf
:" "JoHH J. fnohAs, 10 klgntsr of Rural AnelItf
For description pros crulasE aflle11 lhs Hrop1tsr
- ws'soIth wsyne CO, 5t'5 > IIo4Afu
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MARRIED.
In Kingsvile 10TH at the Surine House. by Elder
f. Hatch Miss ADA A. LEFFINGWELIs Of Kngsville, to
Mr.. o. II. CHEENY, Of Ashtabula
In Jefferson June 2lst by Rev p p Kennedy Mrs MARY
KNAPP, Of jefferson, to Mr.. JUNIA NORTH, Of summit
county.
In Coebrook June 14th by Rev A. IT, Chase, at the resi-
ence of the brides father Mr. WILLIAM ALLEE 10 Miss s. NJ.
BECKwITH, only daughter Of Edward G. Beckwith Esq.
In Pierpont June 18TH by NJ A. Leonard ESQ., Mr. LEWIS
c. WILLIAMS, TO Miss LOUISA NJ. HUNTLEY both of
Perpont.
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BORN.
MARRIED.

In windsor june 14th, daughter to Martin and Sarah E.
Hgley.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-25
Dated MAY 18th. 1859. " - il-' A''OFy Sriai, X
SHERIFF'S SALE REAL ESTATE
~ Ashtnhnln Cnn,nann Rlaas-Marna lssa

~ Ashtabula Common Fleas-MRrch Term 1859.
shearer and King,
Calvin Woodwork.
BY virtue of vcnd Only issued from said court In the above
case to me directed, will oHer for sale By way OF
Public Auction, at the door of the Court House
in Jefferson, Ashabula County, and state of Ohio on
Saturday the 10th day July, a D. 1859,
between the hours of 10 and o'clock of said day follow
ing described Real Estate, to wit
Situaen the township Of HarpeSfed County Of Ashta
bua and State OF Ohio and is bounded and described fol-
south BY the Eoad running East and West past Calvin
Moodworths House East by Road running Westerly TO the
River, past Rney WoodwOrths, North by lands OF Riley
woodwott and West by the East line No lOs in said
Township saving and reservng six acres OF Land in the cen
ter Of said Lot bounded south by the East and West Road
belonging to Asa Woodworth containing by estimation, after
deducng the said six Of the said Asa Woodworth Tr
Appraised at Sixteen Dollars per acre.
shcrTs o@oc, June 9th 1850 5wls4sI IS
OHERIFFS SALE OF GOODS AND
~ ClArrLES, Asbtabuia Common PleaF, March Teru 30
noSa'l n.'n.n S,oono I,,"'ao :, 90 rsf raso.
BY yrtqe Of writ OF Tier Tacas duly issued from sad
by way of public auction at the
Residence of Levi G. johnson,
in Geneva, AshtAbula County, and State of UhFO on
OH 1huFsddy' he sun day of JHns, a. ~ oS'
between the hours of ten and four O'Clock Of d day. the fol-
lowing described Goods and Chattes, to wit'
One Bay Horse five years Old Open two Horse Bug
Two Horse Sleigh Roam Heller, three years
old two Twin HeiieTs Red Cow three years old
pile OF Lumber supposed to be about eight thousand teet
one Ok Yoke and one eaash '9B suggy uvN,npv Sb,o
Jefferson, June l6, 1850 2t4e5sl75
GHERIFFS SALE OF GOODS AND
~ CHATILES, Ashtabula and GeAugs Common Pleas,
March and June Terms, 1853.
BY virtue OF three wts of Fier Facas duly issued from
said Courts and TO directed will oer for sale by way
of public auction ut the
Residence Of Thatcher Gregory,
in Harpersneld. Ashtsbula County, Ohio
On Thursday, the 3Oth day Of Jane a. D. 80
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock day the follow
ing described Goods aud Chattes, tO-vit.
Nineteen Cows, being the described 10 ehAtts
mortgage 10 Harry Bishop the said Thatcher Gregory
dark chestnut coored Mare Mare one Moving
Machine one two two Horse Wagon one open carriage
pair OF Mhetree6 Cheese Vat one Cheese Pres
Eve cheese Hoops threeouhs Of twenty Cheeses IA
ken 70 satisfy execution In favor OF Daniel Aathewsvs
Gregory John RANSOM and Joseph b. Rodgers from
May llt A. d. 1852 also two other Executions from the
Court OF Common Pleas OF eauga County Ohio, wherein
George Roberts PLAINTIFF aud Thatcher Gregory and Hem
nv Bshop are Defendants dated june llh 1854 the other
wherein EliAkin Rohas Plaintiff aud Jonathan Gregory
Joseph Redgers and Thatcher STsg0 sss nssnasa dA
! sherinS q once, June 18th, 1852 I s4s'fso
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Homo Insurnnce CompanY.

Office Nos ll2 ll4 Broadway, NJ 2
Cash Capital all paid in ........... 81 100000
SuIIiuh. over. aVDtVV
CHARLES J. MARTIN Prest A. F. wILMARrH, vice ri
J. NILroS SMITH, See'y.
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City Fire Insurance Company,

NEW HAVEN, ooxK
Capital mutually paid In. .el6o.oQ9
surplus OF over 80. ...... ss.s.s.s lo0iU1
WILLS soUrHWoRrH. PreSe Jas BAnoocx, viss Prast
LEv1 B. BRADLEY, secy.
Charter Oak Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
HARTEoRp CoSS, JANUARY l, 1859.
Capital actually paid IN cash. :. ...... $3000Oo %
Surplus on hand over liabilities 10000 90
RALPH GILLETT, Prest. JOSEPH H. sPRkGUE, Ss.g.
New England Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
Hartford Conn.
Cash Capital, all paid In ........... 80. e1000oo
Surplus (no liabilites) of over .......... 60oo
NATHAN N. WATERMAE, Prsst GEO. D. JBwErT, SeSy:
Conway Fire Insurance Company
CONWAY MASS,
Capital paid up pp.;:..;...;. 8 lSo;Ooo %
JAS WHITNEY, Pres't. DAVID O. ROGERS, seey
The Official statements the above Companies are duly fled
In the Office Of the Clerk of the Court of Common
also in the Office Of the undersigned.
Prompt attention applications from Of tbs county
The undersigned is sso Agent for the
Charter Oak Life Insurance Company,
Of Hartford, Conn.
the reputation actual condition Of which s not surpassed
by any company in the Union. +.
Ashtnbula, May &C. 1889 an
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

Iva OF REAL ESTATE--Ashtabula Common Pleas
- Term, Is
Admin 'f vs. wn' FoSl'' jF' Order to sell Land
Daniel Sell
BY virtue of order Of sale duly issued from said Court
in the above case to directed will offer for sale by way
Of public suction at the
Door of the Court House in Jefferson,
Ashtabula County and in the State of Ohio, on
Saturday the 25th day Of June, A. d., 1859,
between he hours of 10 o'clock of said day. the follow
ing described Lands and Tenements 70 wit:
ALI that certain piece parcel Of Land lying and being
situate in the township OF Rchmond County Of Ashtabna
and state of Ohio being township No the range of
Townships in the Connecticut Western Reserve and Is known
by being 22 6lOO Of Land in Lot No. Y said town
ship, and bounded as follows:
Beginning at the Northwest Of said r. In the cen
ter of the Road running East to the Padan Road
called in said Township; thence running south so and
so East along said Road CENTRE "a chains and 20 links to
the West line Of land belonging TO the heirs Of j. Stocking
in said Lott ence Southey along said Stockings West line
SO chains and 10 links to the South line and Of
the Township thence South 50 and IS West along the
Township line chains and Dc links to the South East
corner of George Kings land; thence North West
long said Kings land is chains and 3S links his North East
cOrner thence South SO and As West along said Kings
North line 81 chains and l5 links to the West line said
Lot T2 thence North along the Lot line 80 chains and
81 links to the place of beginning.
Appraised at =
6w491$725 Special Master Com,,nissioper.
Dated at Jefferson, this 18th day of May, A. D., 1859
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The ORIENTAL TooTH PAsTE.-What person
is there who does not admire, and greatly de-
sire, beautiful pearly teeth, and the preserva-
tion of the same
Dear reader, stand before your mirror, and ex-
anime your teeth Are they white and clean
Look carefuIIy-are they not covered with a
yelowish substance ION some persons teeth
black? Is your breath pure and sweet ? 1t
may be, but cannot if your teeth be foul,
Now the country is flooded with tooth
pastes," powders" &c, but rest assured, there
has never yet been anything prepared that e.
quals the Oriental Tooth Paste" in cleansing
and rendering the teeth indescribaby white,
aud dsiniecting and purifying the breath, &C.
1t has no equal 1t contains nothing which
can injure the teeth or gums it is perfectly
harmless All those who use it are enthusiastic
in its paise
For sale at the Telegraph Office, by JoHN T.
STIMsoN, ESQ land WM HOWELL, over the Post
Office, Agents for the Oriental Tooth Paste"
Price % cts. per box.
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Door Of the Court House in Jefferson,
in the County Of Ashabula and in the Of Ohio
Monday, the 4h day Of July "A. ID. 1859,
between Of 10 and O'Clock of sad day. the follow
township of Trumbul County Of Ashtabua state Of
Ohio, being parts OF Lots Nos 25 90 in Township
TO- in the fifth range Of Townships In the Connecticut Vest
Reserve and bounded and described follows: Known
piece parcel Of Land in the West part No 25
bounded North South by lines Of said Lot No
25 and East by ID owned by Julius Seey, containing 48
g6-lOO acres Of d, and the piece decided John
Jackson by Samuei Mathew, March nth, 1854 appraised
at s.
Also other piece Of Land situate in said Township be-
ing the West part OF Lot No. 20 bounded West North
and south by the Lines Of said lot No and BIZ line
parallel with the West lire said Lot No 26 enough
tbereirom TO contain seventy and 2iOO Of Land APP
Also, other piece Of Land said township being tho
East part Of said lot No 2j and bounded the East North
and South by the lines of said Lot No rs and West by line
parallel with the East line of said Lot No 25 enough
herefon to contain sixty and oryour hnndedtns of an
Of Land and the last two pieces in the decided
John Jackson by Julius Seey and wife, March 10TH 1854
VII ich deed for definite description
had Appraised at -
Also the one undivided half Of one other piece or parcel
Of Land situated In said township and known being in
section three and Lot No two containing hundred and
twenty nine acres OF Land
Also the undivided half Of other piece or parcel Of
Land situate the township, and fifty of Land
TO be taken of from the North side of Lot No and bounded
follows: East West and North by the original lines
said Lot No and south line to parallel to the
North line ard enough from said quantity Of
Land inclusive Of Roads, II any there are be the
less subject to all highways and is the piece Of
decided John Jackson by Nicholas wife by deed
bearing date Sept 29th, 1855. Appraised at s.
WIN. HENDRY, Sheriff, as Special Master Com
Jefferson, MAY 2l 1859. 5w492-$7 rs
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Ashtabula County, S., Common Ilols.
Charles Stanton
Henry Sheldon
Charles Nc Douga, Prfs,
~.
Henry KCycs,
Ira White,
Henry P. Keyes, Defts.
The defendant Henry Keyes will take notice that the
eighteenth day of May 1859 the said plaintiffs 6ed their
petition in the said Court against the said DEFENDANTS setting
forth that at the October Term 1855 of the said court
the plaintiffs recovered in id Court judgment against the
defendants Henry Keyes and Ira White for $3.50 6Sl0O
That execution has been issued upon said judgment and
returned unsased and that there the plain
fs said judgment 81 575 34lO0 with interest
2Sth day Of March, 1859 That the 23d of February
1855 the said Henry Keyes for the purpose of deraudng his
creditors conveyed to the said Henry p Keyes parts of lots
No z and TO- in tract No l, in township H. in the
range of townships in the Connecticut Western Reserve and
parts Of lots No and in tract No in said township that
said Henry p Keys knew of such fraudulent purpose and
ceived said conveyance to effect the And the prayer
said petition is that the said lands be sold to satisfy the said
judgment.
And the said Henry Keyes further notified that unless
he demur to said petition before the 23d
July 1854 the to him will be taken for confessed
and judgment rendered thereon accordingly.
o. Ii. FITCH, Attorney for Plaintiff
Rw4Q
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THE LIFE OF
COTONEL DAVID CROCKETT,
Written By Himself.

commouising his early life, Hunting AdVen-
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