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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-04

GEORGE WnLARD-LAsT BUT NOT LEAST -
The old lavorite stand of GEORGE WILLARD
has been vocal with the hum of business for
several days past. That gentleman has returned
from N. Y ork with one of those mammoth sup
plies, which his varied establishment requires.
His purchases at this time are on a very liberal
scale, and characterized by that ability which
long years Of experience have given him such
ready command OF. Look at his advertisements
aud then give him call before the freshness of
bis goods have been abated by selections.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-04

NAPOLEON, Henry Co.. o, July Z, 1853
Dr. G. W. RoDACK-Dear Sir For the benefit Of suffer
ing humanity permit 10 announce through the Of
your circular the surprising properties Of your Scandinavian
Blood Purifier and BOod Pills which is cure for Indi
gestion and Liver Complaint We have several persons in
town, who have been suffering with liver complaint ind
gestion and that we have good physicians
be found in Northern Ohio yet the disease baed their
skill Consequently we were in state of dependency, until
commenced usnyOur Pills. through and by the advice Of
friend Mr. Brennan We used the medicine according
directions and are now full Of life aud hlay, and grati
tude is equal to our improvement In health and spirits When
take into consideration what have BEEN and what
at present. feel like charging ourselves Of the sin Of
gratitude we did not try to to the public the
great benefits Of your medicine Therefore, recommend
to the public at large the expedency Of having TO
your medicine and consequently day bound discharge
what feel to be duty in advising persons who suffer
ing we have suffered to make of the only true and
cure for the diseases already mentioned. ARs. GwN
Mrs. BRENNAN
Miss HRATON.
G. c, SPELNAN.
See advertisement.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-04

G9- Notice is given in the Reporter that ap-
plication will be made to the Governor for the
pardon of BARzILLA GIDDNGs, convicted at the
October Court of perjury and sentenced to the
penitentary for three years.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-04

Leetures.--The community of AEhtabulA are respect
fully informed that DR.. BANNING late Of New York, will
turn and complete the Of lectures Health and Ply
sical Education, which commenced last fall.
Lectures given In TMplarS Hall every evening DeXt week.
commencing on Monday Evening
He w also lecture before the ladies at same place. on
Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday, at SPIN. Admission
gREE.
The suboined letters from esteemed esrgmen, are gysu
for the information Of those who ae an iuere h the above
subject.
Rrx. w,,,,.. n ON, foUSosrowS, Nov. 10. 1856
Dr. Bro;-Allow me 70 introduce
my esteemed friend Dr. Banning christian gentleman and
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-04

Those of our citizens who intend putting up
fruit this season, will do well to notice the adv.
of Cyrus AVERY, who has been very successful
in this line.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-04

HORSE FAIR AT 0RwELL.-The Orwell Agri-
cultural Society has determined to hold Horse
Show on their Fair Ground, on the 4th of July
next. Liberal Premiums will be offered.
The trial Of Mowers at Orwell will take place
July 9Th.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-04

DS>In the trotting match on Tuesday last be-
tween Flora Temple and Ethan Allen, Flora
won all three heats. Time, lst heat, 2,25 and
the two last, 2,27s The time of the first heat
is the best trotting in wagons on record.
afg- The down train of the New York & E.
R. r. when crossing the Well Greek, yesterday
afternoon, ran into a drove of sheep, killing
5000. The engine was thrown from the track
into the Greek. The engineer had an arm bro
ken. No passengers on the train. Loss in
sheep $4,000.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-04

JrrFERsoS, Ohio, May 30, 1869.
To the Editor Of tie 7Sisgraph,s
In your last, you re-
iterate a complaint Of the Reporter, that the
Resolutions and other proceedings Of our Coun-
ty Meeting, on Saturday the 2lst, were not for
warded to them 10 season, and then take occa-
sion TO charge the matter upon me- as though
purposely kept these proceedings from you.--
Now / ask nothing Of you but right and that
/ claim in this case. You will therefore pub
lish this note, as an act of justice, that / may
say to your readers that you left your notes Of
the proceedings with me- and agreed to send
slips to you and the Reporter. had them set
up that afternoon, and the compositor handed
me two slips on Monday morning, one Of which
l sent to the Reporter by mail and the other
to you. After sending them, found that the
list of Delegates had been set up wrong, and
wrote to you and Mr.. ALLEN, sending you o
correct list Of Delegates, aud alluded to the
slips sent on Monday. Now you both got
these letters, and you know by the last that
had sent you the proceedings, even if they had
not reached you At least you knew that l
did not suppress them. Was it treating me
justly to so represent me to your readers
RespectfuIv W. C. HowELLs.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-04

The Frame of the new Baptist Church, on
corner of Division and Park Streets was sue
cessiully raised on Wednesday last. The build
err Mr.. SAMUEL WARD, superintended the
erection.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-04

Coon SnEEP.-A. GERALDs, of SaybrOOk
sold four sheep on Saturday last, for $40 head
They were purchased for mutton, and went East,
to tickle he palates of the denizeDs of go
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-04

Persons sending money or valnGbles to or
from the West are advised to BOT register let
ters which are TO pass through the Chicago
Post-O Office as II furnishes information by which
frequent depredations have been committed,
several Of which have been traced to that quar-
ter. So says Special Dispatch 10 the New
York Tribune
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DIED.

In Conneaut May 3Oh, Mrs, CHARLOTTE FENTON, in the
18th year of her age
In Perpont April 18th, SUSAN YAGEAR, aged o years
and 10 months.
In Jefferson May 24th after short and painful illness
ELIZABETH c. daughter Of Sylvanus aud Susanna Stson
aged II years.
In Richmond, May 9th, MRS. MARIAN BENNETT, aged 7S
yegs.
In Lenox May Ish OTIS, son of Edder Daniel S. and
Hannah Batchelder, aged II years.
In Lenox May 26th, JONATHAN BAILEY, aged 73.
In Perpont May Tth FRANCIS BRAZEE, aged 70 years.
In Cedar Lake. Lake Co.. Ind, May 3d. very suddenly, a.
her residence ESTHER cOnsor of VIM. Pxley formerly Of
Geneva Ohio and daughter of Joseph and Caroline Matilda
Harding, aged 80 years.
In Saybrook after lingering illness, 0REN TENNEY,
aged So years.
Panesville papers please copy.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-04

Our village readers will be interested in new
borough ordinance for restraining cattle, which
appears in this number
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-04

The sale Of the small school houses, adver-
tised in the Telegraph, takes place Saturday
the 4th inst. at 2 o'clock.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-04

DR.. BANNING, it will be seen by advertisement,
is to visit Ashtabula on Monday next
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-04

NorIoE,--A meeting of the Farmers & Me-
chanics Association will be held Saturday, June
4th, at o'clock p. NJ. A general attendance
is requested r. A. SMITH, Sec'y.
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DR. II p BUScH p ~, Beekefs Store, Piekaway county,
Ohio, June %, 1857 says;
have sold nearly all Of the Hooaand' German BteTs
last sent proves to be most valuable medicine and
gives entire satisac tion TO all who H. pre-
scbed 1t In very bad chronic which seemed
almost hopeless 1t Is not common for physicians TO give
much praise to patent medicines but always willing to
receive the TRUTH and to employ the best remedies whether
patent or not One of my neghbor regular physician,
stepped into my Cce after received the Bters and
asked what it was Upon being informed "0h said he' wi
those patent medcnes Don't you know that those
medicines which said TO everything, really
nothugF eyes, sit, replied "or whenever medicine is
said to all diseases matter how opposite in their nature
TO much like the boasted panaceas Of the profession
curry and antmony, used In all but not worth much
to any while this only proposes to certain class Of dis
eases" He said no l surely recommend the Bit
ers when have convincnga proof of their efficacy in the
Of wife, who has been vastly benefited by using them
Yours, truly, H. P. BUNCH, N. d.
For sale at the Principal Office AIS Arch street. Phadel-
ph Pa and sold by druggists and sorekeepes every town
and village ip the United States Canadas West Indies and
South America, at IS cents per bottle 2w493
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No, no, brother HowELLs, it was not treat
ing you justly to represen: you in false light,
if such we have done. We would not hold
ourself justified in laying any supererogatory
sins at your door, and yet the thing does look
as il one of us might be mistaken. Your con-
ideuce would seem to preclude you from any
charge of negligence, about the mailing Of the
slips with your oton hand. There is apparently
no room for bubble on that point and that the
slip was never received at this Office is asserted
with similar confidence on our part. If the
receipt of the note of correction is evidence
that the slip was sent, we will not attempt to
lessen its force. The receipt of that we admit,
with single allusion to a slight discrepancy be-
tween it, and the article above. In the latter
you say the boys handed you the slips to mall
10 the other you speak of "the slips the boys
sent"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-04

Hon. Cyrus Sphinx, of Wooster, Republican
member of Congress elect, from the XIV Dis
trict, has been stricken down by an appoletic
fit, and died on Monday night
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June Appointments.
DR. II. TUBBS will be in attendance

Nix. Ii. III DIDO Will DC IN attendance
~ as follows:
Asiitabula Ashtabula House, Tuesday, Jrpe I.
CbnneauI fremont House, Wednesday, Jdne 8.
Painesyille, Cowles House, Thursday, June o.
Warren, National House. Saturday, 31he l.
For consultation upon all diseases of the Throat Lungs
Heart Liver Stomach, Bowels, Kcneys aud spleen also
nroDsl Gravel RheumatisIn, NeTyOHsness Debility Dysesi
Female diseases Agne aud Fever Eta Impurities % the BloOd
EptOn Cancers Ulcers and al other varieties flong stand
ing complaints both exterhaland internal.
For ten year Dr. T. has devoted his entire time 70
chronic diseases treating thousands annually many Of whom
bad exhausted every other within reach IN
Hta other POsoHs employed does he make sick
make cs r tsr doom - bHidHP agaH- The medicine
he taken with ay by the most delicate and pstlents ny
diet and exercise Many hundreds have recovered under tile
treatment friends and physicians had given up all hope
the indsputabe evidences Of which always be furnished
invads however reduced Departing invited 70 cal
and be assured that no encouragement VIII be given
expense incurred without eaponding prospect Of recovery
Of the Peate IN Fremont aud Is wen known aeDg
Bsonehais-iis SOysi sasss Cured.
Mr. w. still resides in East Cleveland Is In Vigorous hea
and living witness Of the pernanenoe Of the cure
DR.. fusBs SirWhen 6rst commenced your arehAntnt
few months since much debiated aud suerine FROM
severe pain IN the side shorness Of bah, weaegs Ia tho
small OF the back, night sweat rsencsa, coughing and
expeetoating Pronsey often raising pint = Within sub
and ufapmaton oi the thIt Of two years sauing
seemed increasing and extending down upon the unQa
times became dizzy 10 all nnlss Hulilci
support By Of your medicine entirely relieved and
at work Through all kinds Of weather. and hoagh somenes
wet neither cough soreness of throat have fronhed nie Id
tho least. Yours respectfully, JAMES 5. WELCH.
East Cleveland, Dee. 2sth 1850
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BORN.

In Plymouth, Tuesday, May GATH SON to PHLo and MAR
BLAKEsLEE-avoirdupois IL pounds.
In Dorset May 23d Daughter to Edward Julia Bullard
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-04

FARE.-Both the Lake Shore and Pittsburgh
Roads, advertise their fare to New York at SO.
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MARRIED.

In Plymouth May oath, by !. B. Robinson, Miss MARY
ANN HAWKINS, to Mr. RICHARD H. COLLINS, all of JeG
In Ashtabua March 5th by the Rev. Mr. Cole Mr. LAW
sen SALISBURY, Of Conneaut, to Miss NELL F. CAS-
TIE, of Ashtabula.
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NOTICE

In Ami D, Shaw, Ffd' In to,0Ss,oA p,,,.
Susan Shaw, Deft }
Susan Shaw Is hereby notified that Ami B. Shaw Did on
the day Of May D 1859 Ole h! petition In hs once q
county Of AshtAbu and State Of Ohio, charging the said
susan Shaw with wul absence for more than thee Year.
susan shaw which petition VII be foI hearing Al the next
term of said court AMI b SHAW,
Dated this 18th day VI May, D 1853 eSioO
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-04

IO RENT-Subject to sale, the preniis-
l. ises owned by the subscriber situated PennsyI- A
vania Avenue consisting Of house, barn, one y Es#
acre of land an excellent cellar and well Of water
choice fruit trees and good garden. The situation alRbc
to church and school, and may be purchased
sonebe terms For further particulars inquire Of Mr.. GEO.
WILLARD. S. E. N FTTTS
Ashabula, April 25 1859. 3m4sS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-04

FIRST OF THE SEAsoN.-We are placed under
obligation to Mrs. TRAvER, for tastefuly ar
ranged boquet of profuse variety of beautiful
flowers and to Mr.. TRAvER for dish Of fine
Strawberries, picked on Tuesday last.
A similar favor was placed upon our desk on
"Wednesday morning by Mr. EMORY LUCE. This
delicious fruit promises to be unusually fine and
abundant the present season. These being an
Inauguration Of the season, we may therefore
look for gracious and steady supply till the
season closes.
Our readers are advised by advertisement,
that Mr.. LUCE has arranged with ex-Justice
ToNBEs, to make his store depot for the sale
of the plants and fruits produced at the East
Village garden. Keeping this in mind, our citi-
zens will fnd the arrangement very important
aud convenient one.
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To the People of Ashtabula County.

To the People of Ashtabula County.
DIAMONDS $40 Family Sewing Ma
LII CHINE-A practical Machine which should be in every
Family simple In construction that child learn to
IT, and lady operate well Ia half hour It ud
needles and thread Of any size and operates thick or thu
work.
From the Report Of tie Committee Machinery Of me Agri
cultural Society gf The State Of Maine
awhile IL Is conceded by your committee that the Wheeler
Wilson machine exhibited is the best of all the machines
that other high priced machines exhibited exceeny
stnicted, and perform their work admrabyyet
mittee agree In the opinion that the
Raymond Ten Dollar Mac hire
emineny simple thorough and firm, and calculated for
extensive circulation than either Of the Others and that
it will be Of general good TO the community, from it
very cost considering It's genefn inertia So FAR the
members Of the committee judge, they honestly
believe that there Is far greater difference in the PRICE Of
the several machines than in their USEFULNESS and they
consider the balance TO be in favor Of the Raymond Machines
The above machine is on sale and exhibition
at the Book and Variety Store Of the subscriber Ashtaua
who is sole owner Of the right for the County.
hS~ Townhips rights sold on favorable terms.
April ], 1859. 4S4 N. G. DICK.
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The Worlds Fair OF All Nations. Among the
mott eeabe things exhibition at the Crystal Palace,
the contribution Of New Pills from the laboratory of Dr. j.
AVER the author of the widely known and valued Cherry
Pecora As 1t is against the express regulations of the Pal
to admit quaek medicines this fact shows that his
remedies not placed in that category by the authorities
Indeed we have before known that his Pecto highly
appreciated by scientific and have lately that his
pills held in great estimation by those deeply learned in
the healing art.-1THs RefOrTRcT 1lass. lw493
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Scientific Lecturer on the human pooe and divers other fonc
tons and susoeptibilItles Of the "H0pss HUs iar
have heard him with very great pleasure and hope
be with lasting profit II not so the fault viii be
mine.
lie visits Warren with view Of delivering Of Free
Lectures Hear him. II possible and have your people, and II
he shames my commendaton though he has need Of IL
will bear IT,
Some Of my people, think, will remember him with graft
tude while they live have great hope that shall yet see
Mrs Robert Montgomery whom you may know has kept her
bed for years pas walking up to the House Of
the Lord.
commend the you with confidence and think your
people hear him with great pleasure they him at
ALL And any Of them falling pieces" he says
does to that he has the facilities of snosng the ruin
Very Fraternaily Yours
VARIES, Dec 18th, 1865.
Dear BrOthers-This will introduce you to
Dr. Banning Of NewYor of "Body-Brace" notorety The
Dr. has been spending weeks Warren Lecurn and
Bracng up the people His lectures largely at
tended and have excited uuwonted interest His Braces
those who need such appliances found very pleasant
substitute for medicine.
do not say that the Dr. has wrought miracles among
but hs brought young lady her feet who had
walked for years. and many others have been bene
hted more or less.
As Christian gentleman Of intelligence and skill com
mend him to your favorable regard Hear him. IL possible,
and your people hear hm and every who wishes
TO spend hour in pleasant and profitable
Yours Fraternally,
wM C. CLARK.
Ps The Drs Lectures are Of such nature that ten
lie use of m Iacu " q g.
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NEW GOODS NEW GOODS !
Cheap Goods!
THE subscribers prepared with their NEW STOCK
OF SEASONABLE GOODS in the several departments of
their business to supply all who call upon them with almost
anything usually kept In Country Village Store, and
daily invite all
Prompt Paying and Short Time Customers,
or we like every other Established Firm In town, give credit
to such Persons call and examine stock And to those
persons pay CASH will say that facilities for buy
ing cheap equal any in this place. ana WILL
NOT BE We do not deal in Auction, damaged
Goods but make purchases at Good and Reliable Houses
in style and quality not whit behind those who make
greater peenons We do not propose to enumerte Goods
on prices but will sell PRINTS for from cts to shilling
per yard Lawns Cd to 81 cts Cotton Hose from Is to ss
Stella shaws from los to SlOand make profit fully equal to
desires and no whispering either Our stock OF Dry Goods
which gives decided advantage those who purchased
in November.
-... A.. ...,
newest styles and latest Fashion.
TIE BOOT and SHOE department is full and
bu.,... .s1 I, cpobrrpy
s., Induced q. to nay particular attention to this branch
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WANING. Dec. 18th. 1888.
REv. j. c. HART.
NArn1.EoN. HenrH a. n- Inlv Y 1s6a.

r. s. The Dr's Lectures Of such nature that ten
dered him the Of my Lecture-Room. W. C. G.
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Raymond Ten Dollar Mac hire
FASHIONABLE SHOE STORE

Patterson & Winsman, |"
acknowledge the vors In the way Of liberal patronage
received from the citizens Of Ashtabua for the past year. and
that they have taken the recently vacated by
D. Phillips, in FISES BLOCK, where their facilities will en-
able them to meet the wants Of the public.
They intend to reputation for their establishment
second TO in the place. They prepared to supply
ready-made work, to make It TO order
To The LADIES.
Everything worn by ladies' in the line Of Boots and Shoes
and Caters will be got in the most fashionable STYLE Ia the
way of Congress CATERS hgh-ow, sprngheels French
Kid and Morocco Caters also, slips of every variety.
To THE GENTLEMEN
We manufacture the most fashionable STYLE Patent Ieet
French Lemone Calf Boots In the way Of Kip Boots
we keep constantly hand assortment of Mems Stoga
Boots and Brogans Among other things for the
daton Of the Gents will keep constantly hand Oxford
and French Ties Congress- Tongue and Button Gators Also
Toilet Sppesa Of which viii be sold prices suit the
times, and us low any other store.,s A. ,.,e
Ashtabula April 2Ist 1859. 4s7
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The Editor of the Cleveland Leader, is fully
aware, we have reason to believe, that .4shtG-
6uLa Sentinel and .4shtGbuLa Telegraph, are
not synonymous terms, and any oversight in
copying from one, and creditng to the other,
calculated to strengthen appearances that such
is the case, may be as distasteful to one journal
as to the other. We are not disposed to be
captious in small things, yet we think it may be
well enough to put the saddle on the right
donkey. AS to attending to the case of that
"would. d.be-railroad editor" we have no sort of
objection provided he is one OF those blatant
hypocrites, who are as unbounded in their abuse
Of "monopolis," as they are in their obsequious-
ness at receiving favor from them. Who is
the chapH
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Nature is the great physician.

Nature Is the great physician. This Is now ad-
mitted by the medical profession Fundamental principle Of
healing science wisely provided by the human economy
that whenever anything wrong In the physical SYSTEM the
natural forces Of the body brought to bear to expe the dis
The great aim therefore, Is to strengthen the natural
powers This has been kept in view by the su compound
Of Dr. j. HosrETrERs btter which operate to give fresh
vitality to all the organs of the body The effect of this med
cine upon the stomach the liver and the kidneys prompt
and decisive The patient who is wise enough to quit dggg
and try the Btters feels he had taken lease
of % and he continues the Of the article he is
Oyed TO find the streams OF health courng through his Fame
Let all from whose cheek the bloom has departed give Dr. j.
Hostees celebrated Btters trial. Sold by druggists and
dealers generally everywhere See advertisement In another
column. lmi93
Woods Hair Restorative. Prof Wood, the
renowned discoveer of the invaluable Hair Restorative, still
continues to labor in behalf of the afflicted.
His medicines universally admitted by the American
press To be far superior to all Others for causing the hair
the head Of the aged that has been veIed for many years.
grow forth with much vigor uxuriance when blessed
with the advantage Of youth.
There be doubt that 1t Is of the greatest discoy
cries in the medical world 1t restores permanently gray hair
to its original COLOR and makes it the beautiful silky
texture, which has been very desirable in all ages of the
wOrld.-St Louis Morning Herald
Sold by all good Druggists. 3m4Si