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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-06


py ocenpitioSs of ~ife and mother. f,rso,
,oe troubled incidents Of her .sr,v s,,l-
hood e"
MeanuAilc kfi ,ghsm had ~,.t.i n. so.
tf,ane by course Of reekIes. oxtrsv.,,ne,
s"' 's''piuoo, aud gradually sinhior from
A' Pos'non 10 society, bad become . mere
wreck OF h's iormer seif H.. also bad lefs
h'' sa''se ei'y, asd for Years his name VAS
oe'ef mentioned smoog those Who hsS be.n
ones hts friends aud assos,a,os
~ Vas late on hitter Feuru,ty pi,Lt
that i.iilyB rookie, DO. Mrs wo,,b,p w,l.
eoinea her husband TO his cheerful s...,de
shefe home c1mfJtt seemed TO have ..unsi
~ biisstesi ksiss No marvel ta.l DE-
"veihsm e. fs'ieased q freiIug at relief
aud pleasure az be threw CA Li. srosy out
er garments aud locked ypon his esau,ifal
s'e aud i'ttle ooe-, gathered arouud the
glowing hrarth>stouc
But hy are you ~ late 2 iue1irsd Lily,
Noa u'aaly keep much better hours thaa
ILls
Know it,' he said. moving the easy arm
eaair yet nearer 60 the blaze but to- ni,h,
la't a. was star 10. for home, | wa. sum
m'nei 10 me k1spttai 20 attend a poor
"feirh )c,t brought ,hithrr 80. 20 the hos.
riai went s!tsoush amer all, wssuuable
70 'e % s"y ~ 70 the poor fellow who was
djing when | arrived
Nouilam
why It vas tal case Of delirium ,r..
NM oa' 'hitk that ioDs exposure % this
oitier Wea'her va. the more ,mmed,,,.
cause, sc'ins uron an undermined ca,s,;,,,
uon ltWas onl e the sadlc.i ctamtl.. of
i"tempcrarce ever saw-the u,fo,,n,,,,
rnAh r'vet willy ari ue-onnsetedls vst
"a IAhguhse which lsI the 20 suspect sin a.
have been ordinarily lar above IL. eouno,
c'ass OF drunkards But be was deliriou. un
10 tue very moment ~ dea.t, usau,Ih.rs
beea i'enfld ioOaiog you6g fellow once.
Tor never saN tner head or noble, ir,.
'Hfe' even though iEtsmpsrsu-s t ad left II.
stamp cyrryWLsre'
= did yeu not ascertain who Leva.
i7pni li' name on a few meno.nd.
o. hi' prrson, afser d aih-shA, wa, i, uo.I
s'''uge ira, shcui! forget. fSt rsmem.
~ 'He umc 6ei"c impressed vist the
''N "S- "'' rather an uBusaai ssd 70.
mNrHe namc - have IL, COW. ~,
thashsm 81 James Efiseba5p
'ufien pany st3t through T.iuyshe.r,
- Der husband spoke the word. sr, "A ~.
l no s"rroN'ug affection tor the dead man
merely a tribute If memory 10 tie Lsaa,ifrl
be''g ~ other dsys who % hsr had been
i"ts 'o'rl-ein The turial vaults of the pas,
Ana S'c drew reirer to her hu.b&ud's m an-
" form asilrEt thank.s wing wen, sc from
TIE depths Of her coal that rho had, bee,
blessed WITH tis dep love aud tendsrness
ibIoNHH I'ir iustrsI of being irtevocably
NAKED to toe stormy rxis;euss and dark fate
OF b." who hai that nisbt passed into ie,er.
ndy
Ny dari.ag ~ii,,,' sail Wooih.m, L have
made you sai With iLis prsfss.ioosl recital 4
~ she 'aii tenierly, laying ber cheek
sE1in'' be shoulder, 4 vas only thsrking
I,'v'p that our 1--we. have been 50 shight
VILE 20 mary arouad are 1reiehed
MeanSh.le, the wtntry blast wsiIcd.sadly
ara wildly around the lonely room ~her,
lay the I'e colt corpse ot g. Jams, Esnc-
hGs' A@o;sst vio'itn 10 tEs moasiss Intsm-
perare-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-06

/! there Is saythias that comes nearer to
the imp!oraii0h Of Nacmi isAs the susjoiu.
ed- - have 20. seen IL
Lord bless ard pro'erys that person
vtom Thou tAst chosen to be nv husband,
let his life ba long aud blessed. eeisforssbis
aud holy AII Jet me. alsa. bscsms . srsas
blessing ani comfort upto him. a ,bsrer
"a All hi' 'orross, ne th,ip.r "a All ,h.
aee'aeri. and changes 10 tbs world. q .ko
ne smiab.o forever 80 his eyes end fosevsr
dear 20 b,n tLltshts eau to ms IN The
dearest lsso aud holiso-s, and rlins O. hin,
"a al s"eeine-s. cba,,ty .uh compliance.
keep me f,om all uugonilsnsss. all siseou-
teoieiosss aud unreasonable OF p.sslon
sri 'an' 81 rstc eIt tuntIs ssI
eb.dien'' u'ef1i aad O. servant, ibaivs may
delight il -sch oth or according % the bless.
ed Wofd, ED bi'h Of "a nay rej,iss in
Thce ts'ins oar portion 10 love aad ,eryics
o! God forever Amsl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-06

~ Psy msaam ~bs, DO yss sbsygs
fo' ftoovuits a. smbrsHs said hcassi
o fisbsr'y. from TitDsrsiJ, The 0ihsr day ,
SAILING ibta 40 umbT,lis shsp Ls, ne
see o. ~ss the reply 'Ab, faith. sbd tksrs
Just shst ! 80, " 10 ~ I've lo-, one,
sd sss ysa ossr 20 recover tLss ~ very
'mail ebargv - sss Jsss tbiskisg sssld
get yoa o. resesef fsiBs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-06

4 TuorGHT 9u Notse Nt..-So week
j. so shooting % hfhgiI a. thu ei a disc
late youog $50 Go ibs = fsoa ~ the do
hsUeAes ~ insbsi.t@ iofsmy ). written 49,
Ho~ nature hsrgs lsbsls over h,m " ts.i,fy
her disgasi a. OIL. e4amPle Hos ,hs loo
seus I'll lis j9iEis, seDis if.mofs slong hs
npssles sg1 leu3s fofwsfd4is fame The
rreich vkols lifieng rlsasate u bss been
- dehise Himself al a. dshaueh eth.ts
Sbo.s h-ari hss btea 'fst psI ~ sia % that
u is Mack III over % sn ofencs 20 The hssrt
a III vekla.fsIaI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-06
ttifED STATES HOTEL.
IVA ,HIVGTON. n @

'I'lIt .unfcr'isncd r-specifuily informs his
Il fie - and The public generally hat mi. IIa.
~ has lea efrstiv enlarged by ~ ajdiuva ci $
l~'sr rrfinfs aff cnsniefa. also. taaRy improve.
mrp's aod aHfsctirns have been mace IN me 10.
is. pfop'f vhich euahi,s him % assure sii vho
mdse iiis h'use heir home whist Ia me Metro
paii' thst - sbai b. second 90 sose 10, e. a,iott
sud pleasure. Tie haFes by sifici susUt,on iu the
Nsti- 90 htf guests 90 sicfH = csaunuanes of The
GFfuosge 80 i'b-rsiiy i-siowcd ugsa tim hereto.
fore
Tbs is'hc only lloisi Which charge. I.,. han
> % prf csy L. q. SMITH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-06

irsisuce u ihc fuiiSg psssigo strong 10
death 'har 10 agis ed ia the lass words of
sshoplmasfer vh1 he'd gone In sad oa, 10.
f1fe suet ave hIils asoks fer ap~asds -
thrsy ysar.. Whsn ,be blsa u dssib sss
x tbsf,rR ssef tis eyss, ~tish sefs spop 30
opsn iu the presetcs ~ His vho took li'-
iie eLi 8fch in y arm. sna hsss.d ,hsu
be .sil 'It is eet'ing IsFt ihs bJys mar
e. 1I' ssbgoi disuifssl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-06

Er a haie. ssssrspst 10 saasassisg
sks dssib u Henry Jghosoo, wsJo' u
ysutsypeft says He vss 30 sssls q
Ne Hss Caleb csshisf bss osa9si.s
vsry rsspsetsbis ssd worthy mas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-06

HFA Yous z isdy s'' asksd g. Iois plvi.
siss II TIE pssgh'sfs = Tempsfsess She
replied Z, i os ssessssfy, - Il u q ielss.
ton - joia zoe = ths soas sssa' ssf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-06
SAPPlNGToN HOTEL
THE "ClRTER HOUSE,"


thnrir.so~s. Js6.r.ss Cssssy. Virginia.
T'HE oajctsigned hav,ag purrhass4 The ho,e
L Top et,y N chafiestoSn, Va, so long aud
iayofaiiy knouns -
CARTER'S HOTEL.
have orsnef the ss1e Tor the recep,ion oi visitors,
ihr rf"rftetcrs rlefyc their evcfy exertioa iof
10. c'miurtsuf pleasure 80 ihru pstrubs
Their TAftL ~iJ b. supplied with every
bihfr;
Their HAN furnished with a general a.Sor,.
meet oi tae very br,i Liquors.
lheit large and aiIy sTAnI. = attended by
sober ant Csfeiui csilers
Evrfy department Willie under tn. csreialsuf.
veillsnce ni III. Propfietors or their A..i.,snts
oysers. ihIuoiS, Cigar. AMI iior-e Hire inva.
hatly c~AH- } u BEDMAN
JAMES ID. GIBSON.
Nessrs Rriman & Gihscn ~ win b. seen by
ne atoyc eaIi, having rcome pfoereiots OF NV
ii"'rl froreUI, ] woIh f.speclully cDmmr nj
ih-n 10 lhe patrons OF The esiBb ishfnent aud To
IN" ruo''c generally, freirr assured that h will
49, hcnc :" lis former reputation On fheir hands
w 1lh ih~ inrrnscrirniS fuulemplairi he Houss
WI nave sdfhtO1al aivsnfss e. and I can th, re-.
lore With cofiid~B~- and pleasure rsrresiIy r.
e'oimcud The rs',hiishmcr', knrefr- tAatundrt
ihr'f control. tie n uss viii be good, quicl and
ORDERLY IA eV-ty rcsprcL
RssPeuliully
Arfn9 1857.
HAVING Just reiniheh frpn ihe Eastern Mar.
srts ~iih choice selection oi Liquors Ales Pur-
icf, &c. We cfsr ihr iUl owing list which ., Will
'eil on moccrste terms hy tie gallon d0@en. hoi.
tie Sc.
Choice "S-igseii-' Pale Brandy;
% DsIk do;
Etrs Pale Brandy in Bultlrs;
Very hH- old Najiriia " do
oli Rive ShifEcy ~ years tla;
D. DO. do;
Heilapd Gin
Ea's Gel hTatrl india Pale Ale"
povs's Sc0'cL Ai-;
bNIc'av & Pefs'n's London RrOwB Stout
Speed OysteTs 10y ,h- Csn az Plst-
EEDMiN & GIBSON
Carer Hone. Nav ~. iSST
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-06

Sw II s. sas'sd ss sp ssisssss u tbe
i@mssss site % he usv sbg Crest y ssss,s,
t,st Iofsoss oseDpyifg her fo'ssfd tsy'hs
are - b. cbsfged aoabis pfiss on scs9sas
- ths siysussgss t,ry uiHi have q ssfriv.
iur 10 tsri stssJ ~ 'hsir fslisv pssssngtrs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-06
Private Entertainmant

". the Funii g. bic r-~Ir or-aef Ilfass II ii
P1IgATs r6gsEYAIHGEag'
lie TsulE shi 10 pfovitsd uttt ta, is.t ,h.....
ms sn1rd Bpaabsss fskss ~ ihs meal dsV =,
Wsss iIDasss taEtn ifom he door and vel a.
'fffei o. " ~
BTryvirs Va SEP, ~ -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-06

'J'uE osdcisigned haV,ag purchased the ho,e
Il Nor ettv IN Chafiestown, Va, so long aac
layufaiIy knounaS ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-06

Sc Jawss rssi sba fatal sentence ~itb =
ssoing bssft go 20 spiis n a. srelsif <
cssscisucs, be stf0vs 70 thiss hiasslf az
gfissgi.
Wousas eakriss As Bo'tefsd hsfsslJ.
4 s-s fool ever 70 ifsss 10Y happiness 10
her k,e iog iiovsssF ,bi. ifsat viii tot
isss lsss ssI ieS she pssssst " M rSssonss
). 20 ii,sgfesstle, she ssall bot be igssbisd
9Th ~
lie les tie bos.e aBd he ss,rAsgsd lo,-
sFs never met sgssn.
Years pet ~. iiilJis hssith, shioh bsa
tssua 20 fat fsoa tie essttsmsat aad dis
ttess u miss vss kusily restored % t4s
ehsags Of ear sd sysss eosssqosst 90 70.
possl v ssotbsF eiiy SfsdssliJ tks dep
scar, of her sostov healed %, grsdsAily he
senefy u ERsgbs@ bessns iits di6nat
dream she wsaasd obs 10 sons rsspsets
vsrthy of bss gsnsls virtues, ssd - ne hap
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-11-12

Cook Browns lieutenant in his negro
rising scheme who escaped to Pennsylvania,
but was tracked out and carried back to
Virginia, is likely TO turn traitor to bis as
sociates, In order TO commend himself to
democratic favor, and get clear. He is
brother-n-law to Gov. Willard Of Indiana,
who, with a corps Of lawyers, has gone to
Virginia, and put Cook in training to save
his own neck, and possibly contribute to the
materials for making political capital against
the republicans, which the democracy are
so eagerly clutching at, out of this affair.
He has prepared confession, aud an effort
is to be made to transfer his case from the
Virginia to the United States courts. These
circumstances cause him to be looked upon
with suspicion by the other prisoners. His
is the only cause in which political nAuen-
ces have been brought to bear otherwise
than adversely, and it will not be surprising
If he shall ultimately receive full and free
pardon, whatever may become Of bis associ
ates who ere no more guilty than himself
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-11-12

LIQUID FIINT.-The New York cores
pOndent Of the Boston journal gives in that
paper an account of new discovery of fgreat
value, being method of reducing flint to
iqnid state by the use of a solvent of a
chemical nature The process has long
been known to chemists, but the New York
inventor has succeeded in rendering it cheap
and producing the article in great abund-
ance, The purposes to which it can be put
are innumerable. 1t can be used in any
color on the walls of houses, theatres,
churches, and all buildings, and make them
fire proof II can be applied to curtains
and ell kinds Of paper, aud make them uu.
ludamable. 1t can be dissolved in water.
1t makes cement that is water proof It
can assume any color. II can be made in
any form, size, shape or color. 1t can as
sumo the form and color of any of the pre-
cions stones. 1t will make marble pure aud
white 1t will make sandstone as solid as
marble, aud statues, busts and ornaments
of any size can be made; aud columns of
any size, from appearance, to initiate mar
BILE or any color desired.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-11-12

PErERsoN's MAoAzSE-We arc IN receipt Of
this popular Lady's Magazine for December
1t Is splendid number. peterson" has cir
culation already, Of nearly 100000, but will be
greatly improved in 1860. II will contain about
1000 pages Of double column reading matter ;
ID steel plates IL colored steel fashion plates
IL colored patterns in Berlin work, embroidery
or crochet and 800 wood engravings-propor.
tiOnatety more than any other periodical gives
Its stories and novclets are by tho best writer's
Its fashions are always the latest and prettest
Its price is but Two DOLLARS year, or a dol
lar less than Magazines Of its class. To clubs,
it is cheaper stl-vz three copies for S., or
eight for $40. To every person getting up
club, the Publisher will send two splendid en-
cravings Of Niagara Of size for framing
Address, CHARLES j. PETERSON, 306 Chestnut
Street. Philadelphia
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-11-12
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
HINQ Gnnrmn q Rntn. lcrnL q

IO George G. Bates, Alfred G.. Bates.
Il James A. Armstrong ofDetrot of the State of Micpan
and Gideon Granger OF Canandagus, in the State Of New
York. Executors Of the Last Will and Testamen of Pbneas
F. Bates deceased, sally Bates, widow Of said Phineas r.
Bates, deceased Of Canandas In the State of New York
Mary Armstrong wife of said James Armstrong OF De-
ho In the State of Michigan, Annie b. Bates wife Of John
Bates, deceased Louisa Bates Laura Bates Morris lin
ham Bates Miner children Of the said John s. Bates de-
ceased, of Canandagua, and state of New York
You hereby notified that the 2nd day of july
1851 John Munger plaintiff, filed in the Court OF Com
mon Pleas within and for the County Ashabua snd State
Of Ohio penA against Phineas b. Bates and Others nj.
leging among other things that the 18TH day Of Nav d.
le4s that said Phnehs r Bates seized fee simple of
the following tract of land situate In the township Of Geneva
in the County Of Ahabua and state Of Ohio being the west
part Of lot number three-3in said township of Geneva I'm
said county, and bounded follows On the South by land
soldto Henry Thorp by G. W Could for said Phineas
said highway to stake 80 chains, go links. Thence East 20
chains "A links to the line of division between Bates and
Granger Thence South 80 chains 90 links corner stake be-
tween ThOp and Calvin Munger Thence West TO Highway
Hunters Survey, made May is. S4s and that the said
Phneas p Bates then in full e entered contract in
writing with the said John D. Munger for the sale Of the
wthin three with interest and taxes said John
Munger paid to said Phinea p Bates his life time ali of
said purchase interest taxes fully complied on his
notified that the said John D. Munger OF said
on the 18th day OF October d. 1859 filed his amended pe
on In said case, king the above named persons
law and legal representatives Of the said Phneas Bates
parties defendants In this action praying In said amended ne
ton los decree for said above Executors of Pbjnea
p Bates to execute and deliver to said John d. Munger In
in fee simple for the said Real Estate herein before described
That said above named persons required TO answer said
original and amended petition before the rd Saturday
after the 4th day Of December, p, 1852
SHERMAN & FARMER
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
October 2Sth. 1889. ew5l4
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-11-12

Van Amburgh's great elephant, "Han.
nibal," the same that has frightened people
in various parts of the country by bis pc
riodcal freaks of ferocity-having killed in
all some seven persons-got his ire up at
horse which he saw in the exhibition teut
at Brooklyn, N. Y, last Friday, and at
tempted to kill the animal failing in that.
he remembered his fellows in bonds as
bound with them, and upset their cages.
letting loose several hyenas, wolves, etc /;
be then made for the street, and without
harming passers by manifested the great.
est aversion to horses he was finally how
ever, driven into stone yard, where he
was assaulted on all sides by the long
hooks of the fire department, until, at
length, being grappled in every available
part of the body, he was unable to move
from pair of the wounds, and finally sur
rendered. As it is he is the greatest suffer.
er from the mad exploit.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-11-12
October 2Sth. 1889
NOTICE.

T NOTICE.
i O Clarissa Jarvis aud Sylvester Jarvis,
her husband Emepe Munson Homer Munson her hus-
band of Erie county, and State Of Pennsylvania Maria
Webb of Brooklyn, In the State OF New York; Emene D.
Webb Of Erie county, and State Of Pennsylvania Alva
WOodwOrth Lyman BoyntOn, Mary E. Webb of Ashtabua
county, and State Of Ohio; and Nancy Boynon widow and
heirs at Law of David Boynton deceased.
YOU hereby notified that Levi Grainard Admnistra-
tor Of the estate Of David Boynen deceased on the 18th day
of October d. 1852 fled his petition the Probate Court
alleging that the personal este Of said deceden insufficient
to his debts and the charges Of administering his estate
that he died. seized in fee simple of the following real estate
situate in the township Of SayboOk in the County Of
bua and State Of Ohio being known part of lot number
township No. l2 in the 4th range town
ships In the Connecticut Western Reserve and bounded and
described foows:-Norh by the North line of said lot
Pergo; South by line running parallel with the South line
OF said lot number your54and hundred aud sixtyrods
South from the North line Of said last mentioned lot on the
West side of the granted premises and West BY owned
by Daniel Sherman, Esq continuing within said Boundaries
according to the survey Of b Hunter ESQ., hiry-two and
to all highways thereeDat said Nancy BOyntOn widow
of said decedent is entitled to dover in said premises
that Lyman Boynton Alyira Woodwoth Carissa Jarvis
Emeine NunsOn, In their right Maria Webb Mary +.
Webb, Emelife Webb, heirs Of Roxann Webb decreased
as his heirs of law hold the next estate of Inheritance there
n The prayer of said petition for the assignment of dow
to said Nancy Boynon aud for the sale Of said premises
subject to such dover estate for the payment of the debts
add charges aforesaid,
Said petition will be for hearing the 18th day Of Decem-
ber d. 1852 thereafter counsel be heard
LEVI BRAINARD, administrator
of the estate of David Boynton deceased.
October IL, 1859. 6W5l3
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-11-12

Hair RestOrRtive.-Eyery one will. we think gree
with us in the opinion that the human hair is the gaaes
natural ornament that possessed either by gentleman
lady just meet apparently looking man for instance
In the street admire his features, whskers and general
bearing but 10 he lifts his hat in recognition of your bow
and the charm has vanished for chabOd written his bald
head ana the glory has departed with the flowing locks that
once Hour shed uxnranty there In the OF lady the
matter Is II possible worsesuch reminding of the
crcumstane on which the following epigram is founded;
40 give me. fair Emma, a lock of your hair"
bashfu yonng lover took courage and sighed
"Twere a sin to refuEe such modest request
So take the DhOie rig, the dear creature replied.
Now to prevent such catastrophe 10 within the power
every lady and gentleman for by using Prof Woods Hair
Restorative hair is not only prevented from falling off
turning gray but the article will restore hair 10 bald places
and even II has changed color and become gray, it will
bring 1t back to its pristine beauty and uxurce Those
who acquainted with the anatomy and physiology pa
hogy of the hair must be well how certain subsan-
ces have specific action upon and 1t udcous conbna-
nation of these that Prof Wood has succeeded in compound
ing mixture possessed Of remarkable virtues.
WaUeriy Magazine and Literary Gazette.
Sold by all good druggists. 3m5lS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-11-12

Ague Cure-This Is somethn of a science as well as
medicine The supreme difficulty of the science
pish Its end without injury to the heah-the supreme ex-
celenee Of the medicine is in accomplishing just that Fc
yer and Ague has long been cured by Qunne Arsenic Bis
muh Mercury but the mischief was the deep and oft
painful footprints they have left the constitutions treated
by them Door. AYERS remedy cures without parti
Gle of either of these any other deeous substance
he promises not only absolute safety but perfect certainty
cure with which We may mention another quality of excel
lence not to be overlooked in these times that is his low
price, Which puts this crownng glory of his art within the
reach of all.-Hsrald, Lake Co. Ind lw51e.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-11-12
The Test Of ~ Years Experience has prove,
the Superior Quality OF
Hepeman CLARK & Cos. Cod Tiver Oil

IL pronounced by Physicians the best Remedy consump
ton, Scroful0, Chronic Rheumatism, &c. discovered.
COuttOn.-The value Of this remedy depends upon It's
purity, and in order 10 customers article
Of firm went TO Newfoundland superntend the
manufacture Of our OIL and WaraHt See that the
label has the eagle and mortar and the signature the
oil palmed OF for genuine to the great injury Of patients
lR Ask for Hegeman CLARK & Co.'S and take no other as
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Useful i'm Every FRmiIy.-Paint, Crease spots
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equal TO without injury 70 the most delicate color fab
ric by He geman & Cos Concentrated BENZINE only
25 cents per Bottle HEGEMAN Co. Druggist 16l $780, 5l1
and 7j6 Broadway, N. Y 3ms5l2
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-11-12

During the Summer that has just past away thou.
sands of sufferers from dysentery diara have been
leved by the use of HOSTETTERS BITTERS, a medicine
which is evidently destined TO maintain permanent place in
the public estimation. Bilious darh@V Is one nf these dis
which battles the skill Of the physician The incidence
they administer TO act upon the bowels seems to reach
the source OF the evil The difficulty is TO get remedy that
will reach all the digestive organs and give them simutane
ousy rush Of ygO to rid themselves Of this disease This
problem is solved by the BTTgR which fails to
the most stubborn II is only fair say that during
the just closed this medicine has achieved more cures
than other presented to the public during the fall
which that terrible scourge the ague so prevalent
the BlTTERs will gain fresh fame
Sold by druggists and dealers generally
e-Y See advertisement In another column. lm5l4
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-11-12

MIseHIEvoUs.-The carefulneSs with which
the trees in the public grounds have been here
tOfore regarded by our young citizens, is worthy
of commentator, and any indications of a
change 10 this matter, is source Of regret
Some few of the trees, we have noticed within a
day or two, show signs of disposition to throw
off the wholesome restraints which have thus
far kept them from depreciation. The bark
has been clipped off with some new jack knife,
requiring test of its merits in some cases.
aud in others the bodies have been haggled
with some unknown instrument. The practice
of making these parks the play grounds for the
children of the public schools, shutting and
scattering the muchiug, and rudey shaking the
trees, is practice that would seem to better in
the breach than in the observance.