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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-02


San AoorDESr. .-HENRY MASCULINE, lad OF
some l6 or II years of age, was out hunting
on the fat near the r. r. Bridge on Friday
last, and while stepping over log, accidentally
struck the cock, and discharged bis rife while
the muzzle was in range with the side Of his
head. The ball passed through the external
part Of his right ear, and obliquely up
ward through the prominence immediate back
and above it, carrying away the skull, and re-
moving portions OF the brain. His companions,
seized with alarm. started for medical, and other
help, and the sufferer was not removed for some
half or three quarters of an hour, when he was
taken to the Union City House and so far es
anything could be done, mnistered to by DR..
HARRINGTON. He lay unconscious through the
afternoon and night, aud contrary to all expec-
tation, on Saturday morning showed signs Of
returning reason. -
On Thursday evening, the physician in at.
tendance, informed US, that aside from paralys-
ing of the left side, the side opposite the wound
and occasional wandering, the sufferer was do
ing remarkably well, recognizing. giving bis
hand to, and talking to his acquaintances The
wound is some three inches in length and one il
width.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-02

The Great Drawback to persons emigrating
to the extreme south and western country is the fear they
have OF the Fever and Aguethe most dreu all diseases
Every day hear Of persons attacked by this disease
made helpless in short time without any of ahording
relief In view Of the great demand for remedy Hos
TETTER has presented his celebrated "Bies whose curative
powers for all diseases Of the stomach have been universally
acknowledged The "Bers prepared after long experience
and deep study, have recsed the encomiums Of the
eminent physicians well all classes from every part
county To those who doubt their many virtues all we
is to try them and judge for themselves respectively
Sole BY druggists and dealers generally everywhere See
advertisement In another column lm4S4
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GARD no TED LADrEs !

The Hachsh." or Percie Pills, for Females,
inabe In removing obstrctions and Irregularities Of
the they give strength 10 the and youthful
elasticity and vgor 70 the system, and impa strength, clear
ness and biancy 70 the eye increasing Us power Of fasena
uon 20 remarkable degree Designed solely remedy tor
iegua Se and 20 give tone and beauty TO the eye for
which they have no eouaet they should not be used dur
Ing pregnancy for reasons Of which directions that ae
company each box and package For au complaints
arising from deranged msustration they unequaed and
niaiabc The suPpression speedily relieved
\. Irregularities corrected and BY the Of the PERcIE
PILLS there viii be no recurences Of these complaints Their
effect upon the eye not transient the least Injurious
but beneficial and lasting The high favor which they
held by the many hundred ladies who have used them Is su
en guarantee that they contain properties and produce e
cts upon diseases incident the female constitution which
have never before been obtained Full directions IN each box
and package The signature of EMILE MOUTON, Proprietor
must be all genuine which Imported only by MASSOUL
LAURIE Sold BY all Druggists in the United States and
Canadas Price $26 per box; half boxes rs cents Mail
packages aviny the appearance an ordinary letter. price
one dollar sold only BY general SCENTS v B. ALDEN
CO.. Cleveland Ohio, 70 whom orders should be Addressed
Sold by GRO WILLARD and [.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-02

A resolution was adopted by the last Rail
road convention, expressing the opinion that
fares should be higher in fast than in slow trains
This is reasonable. 1t costs more in running
expenses and in wear and tear to run fast trains,
and there is no doubt that oil the roads will
eventually put the fare for fast trains higher
than for others.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-02

STRAW GOoDs, &c.--The advertisement Of D
s. WILLIAMS, under the N-etO advertisement
head, is an index that it may not be amiss for
our merchants in want of that class Of Goods
to follow. Mr.. W. is merchant of long. and
notwithstanding, an old acquaintance and friend
whose business fidelity and liberality we can
heartily endorse, if desired His location is
central aud the extent and variety of stock sur
passed, perhaps by none
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-02

Our venerable friend GIDDIXGs is at the East
lecturing to large and attentive audiences. He
went to hear BEEoHER and CHEEvER, and they
in tnrn went to hear him. The effect was, as
he incidentally stated in one of his lectures to
transport him pretty nearly" within the por-
tails of the celestial city ! 80
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-02

The ExcIrEMEET AT THE Seat OF GOVERN
MESr eliminated on Saturday last, in an exami-
nation of the party (six in number) charged
with decorating the person Of our Z" left hand "
friend RICHMOND with a coat of tar and hayseed
-4-:he latter being temporary, impromptu SUBJ
stitute, for feathers. The examination was had
before Justice SINoED, of Jefferson with Messrs
HALL, KELLOGG & WADE for prosecution, and
Messrs. SHERMAN and GIDDrNGs for defence
The prosecution failed to identify two of the
six, and the evidence against the other four,
though deemed sufficient to justify a binding
over, was not of the most conclusive character.
$50 bonds were demanded.
The points Of evidence sought to be estab-
iished by the prosecution, concerned the nature
of the assault, and Identification OF parties.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-02

CLEVELAND HERAID-By a new arrange
ment, the Cleveland Herald is received here on
the evening train, some two hours after it is
printed, SO that the Ashtabula subscribers get
their papers almost as soon as those residing 10
cleveland The Herald is capital paper, and
we have no doubt its list of subscribers in this
town will be largely increased by this stroke of
characteristic enterprise.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-02

@s- The professional card Of D. G. ScaoGGs,
Esq., will be found in this paper. His Office is
in the front room, on the same floor with the
Telegraph Office. Mr. s. has taken up his resi-.
dence here with the intention of permanent
residence, and blending his interests, with those
of the place.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-02

We learn by the Painesville .adUsrtissr. that
the Rev. and venerable JoHN HALL was expect
cd to spend the last Sunday in Painesville,
and to preach in the Episcopal church. Mr..
Hall was the founder of the Episcopal church
70 that village, aud Il was for number of the
first years OF lie existence under his ministerial
care.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-02

REDUorIoN.--The rate of fare from Buffalo
to New York has been reduced to $3.50, by
both the Central and the Buffalo & Erie Roads
MORAN is going to run bis trains as fast as those
Of the Central, and will also come down to the
same fare.
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rNntinnnl disorr

Our National disorder Dr. Roback's Cures.
The American stomach is tomenng organ is generally
out of order The is obvious The driving OF
business has not time will not take time properly TO
tcate his food He bolts and bad habits catching all
classes follow his example Hence nJspepss with all its
eompcations-hence Indigestion Liver complaint and diso
ders Of the Bowels in all their various phes Against these
and hundred other complaints Dr. Roback Is waging
terminating warfare. His weapons the famous Blood Pills
and Blood Purifier and they Irresistible The Of
these Medicines has been astonishing of sen
der The agony the fever the debility the despondency
which characterize Affections Of the digestive and secetve
gsns vanish under the influence Of these preparations The
constitution itself seems to acquire energy under their
operation We say to the sick everywhere read DR. Robacs
advertisements and give his Blood Pills and Blood Purifier
fair trial. 1m4s4
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DIED.


n SsnsvA March s1lA. Nj. JONATHAN BABcox.
"ile Ooariss aged 70 ysars and Inonshs Wv NN-4S~
the 2ist year Of her ago. hiDSAHp' 10
A his residence In Thompson, ceaugA eountv oh,a ~ ~
sveninE o. the 1tth Of MARCH, of inaIanstior ~ - o'
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SMITH & LOCKwoOD's
BALLAD FOR THE


HaTd Times
BY A BARD WHO KNOWS ALL ABOUT IT.
Come and listen to my jinglins rhyme,
All ye who pressed by the cry Hard Timssi"
And will tell you with little parade
The Uery best place in the pOrld 70 tradsi
Where you'll get the worth of your MONEY and AOrs
Tis at SAITH LooKwooD's well hlled store
They have sverythiHg there, the heart desire,
With prices lower, and quality higheH
Than before was known In town,
And thus they have gained high renOWni
So come at once with your dollars and dimes,
And prove the truth of these rustic rhymes.
Their goods the choicest the richest and best,
That sveT were brot so far to the West;
And Il you've a doubt Of this statement from me,
Just call there yourself-and lo you will see,
Such splendid array never before,
Has greeted your eyes in village store
They have beautiful silks Of every hue,
Baysdere stripes, and Persian too
Mernoes hne and splendid Cashmere,
All famed for their quality far and neAri
And when you see them I'm sure you'll wonder,
How they can sell SO cheap and not "go under
They have the incest Paramettas too,
And Delainsa of patterns rich and newt
With prints Of every variety rare,
Which were selected with the greatest care;
And ell win be sold TO suit the " Hard TimeA"
So, Hurrahl bring your dollars and dimesi
They have laees and ribbons, for triaiug sum,
With gloves and hosiery, cheap as fanl
And carpets whose texture, rich and bright
Fills every beholder's heart With delight;
And few choice groceries, so frsAh nd nice,
That soon they'r seen, they sell In tries.
All these things Eve named, and a thousand more,
Are sure to be found in this wonderful store,
where the merchants kind and the clerks pOlite
And they show tber goods with genrous delight
Charging you HOthiag at al for the sightI
Tho iis better hT, than circus parade,
So come and see, II you cannot trade.
And when once the lplendid army you've sosns
You'll loudly sxelaim a. did sheba's Queen,
We have heard mach but lol and behold
Tas haB 20 ~ has AeUv besa told
And II you've dollar even dime,
YOn1 buy yourselves reh In leAs than no tinsl
Then homeward turning, never before,
You'll bleas your stars for sAirH LocKwooD'a doss.
Main Street AshtabulA, Ohio.
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Gall and Settle.

| WOULD Respectfully request all per-
Il sons having unSettled accounts previous to the
First of January, 1859,
Cwhsther in my favor mott to call and settle the same i'm
mediately
hope all interested will give the matter their earliest aten
ton as have one two persons giving their whole time to
this object
N. b. The Notes and Accounts Of Willard Fes Co. must
also be settled Immediately they will be left with proper
persons for collection. Very respectfully, &c.
AEhtabula, January II, 1859. GEORGE WILLARD.
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MARRIED..

On the South Ridge, March 22d, By Rev r. clark Mr.
SSAnts A, hoNUTr TO Miss LYDIA A. TNKHAM both Of
Monroe March 30th by Rev Charles Cater Mr. SAMUEL
sA1EE 70 Miss ELLEN O. BARNES, all Of Monroe.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-02

Tue CLEVELAND 4 ERIE r. r., during the
past year has transported 365,95l passengers
Al an average rate of speed Of rs miles an hour.
1pe amount Of freight foOts up 254,l54 tuns
TOT tne same time. To perform this service 81
locomotives 80 passenger, and 45S freight cars
have been employed.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-02

~ TIE governor general Of Canada, has
given his assent to new tariff bill, which goes
into immediate operation.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-02

UaoN soHooLs.-The public Examinations
Of the several departments of the Union Schools
took place on Thursday and Friday of the pres
ent week The spring vacation Of two weeks
will follow,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-02

CosMoN PLEAs-But little has been done at
Court, the first three days of the term, having
been occupied by a case brought upon note
of hand, the parties from New Lyme-Beckwith
VS.. Hall, in which there was a large number of
witnesses introduced.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-02

A meeting of the County Agricultural So
ciety will be held in Jefferson, on Thursday the
5th Of April. The object of the meeting is to
fix the Premium List.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-02

oATEooRIcAL RATprcATIos--A Mr.. HIoLEr,
Of Windsor. writes to the Ssntinsl, that he has
A-cat' that ia two nights, brought into his
house and piled up hirty,sir rGts
This throws the 20 black crow article entire.
ly into the shade.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-02

Our Jefferson neighbors held their second
meeting to deliberate upon the subject Of re-
straining the liquor traffic, on Saturday evening,
and determined to avail themselves of the
strong arm of the law to effect that end
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-02
NEW FIRM.

New and Increased Stock of Goods.
g c. OSBORN, late Of Kingsville, hav.
Ne lag purchased interest in the Grocery Bansss a
7s Prentice Il Smith, fa
She business VIII Be hereafter conducted undsr The uea and
Rrm Of
Prentice, Smith & Company,
in nearly the range trade As heretofore but vita reh
enhanced stock and facilities. la.. rr
One Of the Grm has just returned from New York hsre
time has been taken 70 make liberal purchases With dsfimi-
nation, of such goods will not fail TO the Want and
sge and county The results Of these purchases seen
and judged Of the goods coming hand daily sne
viii be followed BY others as necessity shah require The
favorable range Of pce at which these purchases been
made That these Inducements offered may be pct The a
is the chief desire Of those making them.
GROCERIES.
In this department the estabhnent viii Be q vel szp-
psd with as general shetce selection Of good can b
WOODEN WARE.
Consisting Of PaIls Tubs Wash Boards Sugar Taks kops
Broons, Butter Lsdes, Rolling Pins, &C. &c.
st WILLOW WARE.
In large variety such Clothes and Market Basets RocnR
Dining and Sitting Chairs for children BugRea snd Cabs
Hobby Horses, Hand Sleds for'the Boys
Berlin Baskets for the Ladies.
In the Dry Goods Line may be found assortment Of Do,
meste Gcods-Sheetng Shirtug TeSings Denma Pntl he
- PROVISIONS.
This trade 70 which special attention viii be given ssh n
the purchase snd sale WIN keep constantly hand full
stock Of Flour Feed Pork Fish Salt Together with Water
Ceraent Cured Hams and sRoade-s for sniiy nae Se
Daily supplies Of Fresh Can OyseF both Fair Haven and
Baltimore Hcked ClAms and Oysters Lobster and Saucss
sna Dealers furnished with esh supplies on liberal terms
AAhtabuIa. Dee. 1ss 1853. lI
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A new time table on the Lako Shore Road,
viii 60 into operation ou Mouday the 4ih inst.
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Relief Cor the Afnicted !

Relief tor the Afflicted
nR. L. G. CLARK, German Reform
~ ed Uhpothe Physician and Surgeon Cormsry of the
firm Of Clark Gbson) be consulted at tho olswtaa
tunes and pisces:
AshtAbula, Fisk House April 10 All
Jefferson, American II
Rock Creek, Leopard ~ 13Al&
Cole Brook Exchange Housa, +" ls
KingBvlle, Rodgers House 0
ConneauL fremont House,
Gerard, WIights Hotel,
Albion, Kelley House
Conneautvle Power House,
Dr. L. g. Clark having had frequent and argent solicitations
from his patients aud their Friends TO visit the neghborhoo4
occasionally that they might consult tim personally well
e. By WIN hereafter vst the above named pscss
q Amonth. rar
Having had seventeen years experience in the practice ef
medicine during which time he has treated thousands Of
ents in all forms of acute ard chronic diseases with unPar
aleled success of which Of your hend neghbos
tsfy and is prepared 70 give relief TO all who ap
ply Particular attention VIII be given to the Of CoK
suhPTIos and all diseases Of the lungs and chest Dyspepsia
Nervous Diseases Female derAngemonts Of svey character
win be treated with
Also will old and all erptvs diseases Of what
character they BE- He makea Of universal
Bot0nici remedies No eaome ether delesrious drugs
used, t IHtT
Persons at distance desiring advise and Aedicns win send
general DESCRIPTION OF the appearance Of the urine, with
correct statement Of the cause origin Of the disease, and
general history Of the symptona with names age, &c.
All communications must be directed TO III
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April Appointments.
N n mi

Prove all Things
nR. II. W. WADSWORTH, Eclectic
II Physician and Surgeon win be in attendance foo~sE
AshtAbula, AshtabulA House. April 2T.
Jefferson, Thoapsons April %.
Madison, Monday. THURSDAY. April 28
Cleveland johnson House, April 30, a Nay lI2d.
KingHville. Tuesday May 50.
couneaat Randolph House. Monday April Is.
CONSULTATION FREE.
The Mode Of Examination pursued by DR.. w.
very simple and entirely and By Il disease Of any
With ei and certainly Without asiiSg the patient ssss.
ton, or having the least peEious knowledge Of the
Among TIE diseases treated successfully - A uag -
Scrofula, and all Diseases Of Serof0iOas origin.
UeerH rumor Enlarged Glands JOnts Hip Disease sas-
a Ss FSes q osss Ss cs S sp
Dyspepsis, Gravel IppOisncs stsuIo ss Eis DAnas kpl
an dssa peculiar Z fs%s. ma ana an chronic ... q
Che Brsin Eys Threat Lnng' Heart ssssssh vss ssss
si diseases Of syphipe or venassi cu1ssr without tis
Of mercury other poisens which destroy ths eonstuon.
Wis semnsnss Isatmsns oppora15 % eontinas Ut sarss
profession, Of which any person shan b sssksf b sskE
No ~. ssSes,. so1sas - -. ,..,.,.A.a -, =, -.
nunhsT q patients who have besG cured VA = gives 8
those desiring them. .., -, ~
Tas Poor Libsraly csr.id,se6
Any person sending eorrsc. s.atensns q shsir syn
suicient 70 las mouth ave n hy k,1l.
tT- rakrH ExrR4crlD wIrHoUr PAIs. ~ GALvAmon.
Audress H.H. HADSWOhrh, ~ D. h4eafla n. n.
A LIE DEPOT Ill have the agen-
4 "A cy for the se q Ksnne Stock aad Present Csc A
By che Dbl and half hi hH nf Nfl I0T
sell Il at the Brewery price, adding tzsnaporlsAan
The present price Of present Ala b. the ha fS "a
Dbl otto 80 transportation 70 b added
Aahtabal. Dee Oh, lass, eos H. e. ToNn11
pERS0NAL Property belonging to the
- Eass,s q Aeel whelpls5, deceased. enualliias q
one reke Of OEen--one Toka Yeas ed nafEhld-0no
nne years old oos-Wugonl, hle6s, floul, dR1e an0
almost Al kiiads of 0Fmlng utoulll,
Jotnen toolA SAW, Aueoss chsla Gsugoa rIsss afI.
neuarer fann h1oat axe band aEe sey any ether took
One cona cut aaN ksseIa hunded pound1 cid on rtnf
Sscse feather bedz oul hlouA shaeta 6c CfolIi 1nd
TN ware fuEntull fabss ohan bedllshd A. I'D ohar
atelef 90 namsous = menion, u b cold a Vsndna ~
he Ao Iesenoo of Ahol Whepey dao14aed en na f1l AZ
q April Ap lseo elrnencng A t4n O'clock NJ snd e1i
tnee nom day . day thereafter, until he proplIg q a l1
nla q g q undar eAahi $40 o. under epa "a ts1
Ftmsulh. March 10 lsbp. Stisl AdssInlssels.
| NEW STYLE OF BOOTS 4 SHOES.
llitchall's Patent Metallic Can fox Ne.s
hogIhs eilLDREN, Which ~ u,se;nsa 1s.o1.ke.'
The ksasisrn ohtes. iar tbsh
Durability snd Chsapuon
soe .stgs te have bssn lsans h o1t1Gsr g. -
the Old style Yer nais q tha
= SIGN Of the BRO noOa,
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Mn. REED:--I told my husband Mr. Mud
Sill" that u was no use trying to get you to
print the market price Of produce in Asbtabula.
What on arth put that into his head I don't
see, when every body knows, there Is no market
price in that place. / defy all the lawyers in
that borough, and Jefferson included, to cypher
ont what has been the price, market price l
mean, Of butter and eggs the past winter. To
be sure the merchants have exchanged their
gewgaws and bick-nacks, ana especially poor
Whiskey, for these commodities But such
an exchange l will give you as a sample
little Of my experience. Not long ago got
my dear husband Mr.. "Mud SILL" to harness
the old mare before the red buggy and / loaded
10 my butter and eggs and started for dicker.
Passing through the Gulf I came within one Of
making mud siiisT Of the whole boode Of
them. Well, after muddy and dangerous pass
age through that delightful and romantic place,
I arrived safe 10 front of the Post Office After
securing the "old mare started on my dicksr-
ing exped ition. Instead of up the outside
down the middle" went up one side and down
the other, called at every store, with the follow
ing results No l, gave IL cts. in trade; No, 2,
ID cts; No. 3, Is cts, &C., and SO on, per lb
for butter, aud on an average about 10 cts. per
doz, for eggs. wanted to purchase number
of pounds Of gauber salts, and alum. Well,
they charged me from to IL cts. according as
they offered for my butter aud eggs. But
finally diekered for 8 cts got 10 cts for eggs,
and Is for butter. suppose they think Mud
Sills" don't take the papers, and they can get
for their goods what price they please. But
they are mistaken. We all know the articles
named above never Auctuates in price but little
and for the last 80 years, at least, sells in our
! principal markets at Wholesale at from 2 to 8
cts per pound, and they don't loose in weight
by keeping. Now want to know what those
eggs and butter cost them per Id. aud ioz. and
if that would be the market price? We take
the "pspers" as said before, and know that
butter has averaged at least 20 cts per lb, the
past winter both East and Vest. Eggs about
the same per doz, Now when will your mer-
chants learn wisdom-(even from women) and
pay cash at fair price for GOOD butter-yes,
make distinction, not give the same price for
soap grease as for good butter, and throw it
all together in one eonglomerated mss, and
send it to market as " Ohio butter" Our Agri.
cultural Societies may offer all the premiums
they will, but what incentive have we got to
make good butter, when we can get the same
price in trade for soap grease. l would say
| much more on this subject about double profits
that is, profit on what they buy, and also, on
what they sell. Will they not condesend to pay
cash on something else besides Skunk skins /?
If they had paid a fair cash price for butter,
they would not uow roll up the whites Of their
eyes, when asked for butter and say, az don't
know what you mean. l don't know how it
looks" "a word to the wise. &C." or they may
hear again from Mas. MUD SILL.
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A DMINIsTRATOR'S NOTICING
IA toe "a hereby gwen that the subscriber has been an
pointed and qualified, Administrator on the
Estate Of William Ward,
iato Of Geneva AhhtabulA County, Ohio, deee4ss6,
ALAAN ". WARD.
osBsss March H. 1859 Nts2
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Fs- ExAMISArIoE OF TEAcHERs-There will
be meeting of the Board of School Examiners
for Ashtabula County, for the Examination oI
Teachers, at Jefferson, on Monday, the 18th
day Of April, 1859.
Applicants are expected to furnish eatisfac-
tory evidence of their possessing good moral
character.
The examination will begin at 9 o'clock A.
NJ, and close at 4, p. NJ.
By order Of the Board.