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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-07-09
Wheeler &. WILSON'S Machine

of this description and for Family Machine has more
good points than any other in 1t has stood the
time and experience and occupies higher place in public
umahOn, than any 0fits competitors innges other
patents and has injunctions hanging It,
cheap machines have IL has responsible local agents
good all that is claimed for it, and supply thing need
ful 10 keep II in successful operation Enlightened economy
and experience point this the cheapest machine
fore the public Its advantages these and any Que
wishes 10 test them before purchasing they invited do
j Its simplicity and beauty of construction.
The excellence and neatness of its stitc-ake both
Sides and its freedom from anything like ayeng
bgous cord ON the underside.
Speed-aceuracy, and reliability at any rate of speed
4 Economy of thread,
5 Porabillty-ease of operation and management.
Quetness of movement
Ready adaptation to every species Of family sewing gath
eTng &C.
The Hemmer which has recently been added h one of the
the same facility that ordinary stitched and with
uniformity and beauty that cannot approached by hand
performance never falls to elicit admiration.
This is pure and simple narration of its qualities which
will appear 10 every Acquaintance with the machine
It's design and mechanism is such make its an
laations reference may had to the families Of Rev. j. M Gil
lett Dr. Harrington, l.. Tyler Mayor Hendy, John Mans
field George G. Hubbard f. G. Hubbard Capt j. b. Hail.
Geo. W. Dickinson and Mrs s. B. Hubert all of Ashtabula.
Some Of these persons speak from more than years
perenoe and from comparison with OF the cheap
Chimes having purchased and used them until the conviction
forced upon them, that the snglehread raveing
chimes not adapted TO meet the wants Of the family.
The testimony Of JUDGE MEIGs President Of the American
Institute that-"There is but one Sewing Machine and
that is Wheeler Wilson s."
One of these machines may be in operation at the resi-
denee OF the subscriber who authorised to supply demand
for them in this vicinity. JAMES REED
Agltalula. Nav. ls5S
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The death Of Mrs. HENRY HUBBARD, noticed
under our obituary head throws a shade of sad
ness over very many of our citizens. Though
personally a stranger to her, we seem to be &C.
quainted with her virtues from the frequent al
lusion to them in our hearing. Her silent and
unobtrusive suffering for years, have drawn upor
the sympathies of all who knew her, and made
her case peculiarly affecting one and her meek
and hopeful departure, so in keeping with heI
natural amiableness of character, arrest the at
tention, and call for her sympathzing tear
Her surviving companion, fully shares in the
common feeling.
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NEW FIRM.

New and Increased Stock of Goods.
g @. OSBORN, late of Kingsville, hav-
Ne ing purchased interest in the Grocery Business Of
Prentice & Smith,
the business will be hereafter conducted under the and
firm Of
Prentice, Smith & Company,
in nearly the range Of trade hereoor but With much
enhanced stock and facilities
One of the firm has Just returned from New York. where
time has been taken to make liberal purchases, with disei-
challenge 10 meet the appreciation Of the citizens Of the VII
age and county The results Of these purchases
and judged of as the goods coming 70 hand daily, and
will be followed by others necessity shall require The
condition Of the market East sufficient guaranty Of the
favorable range Of prices at which these purchases have
made That these inducements offered may be put to the test
is the chief desire Of those making them.
GROCERIES.
In this department the establishment viii be well sup
piled with general and choice selection Of goods be
found in the county.
WOODEN WARE.
Consisting Pas Tuba Wash Boards Sugar Tubs Mops
BroOms Butter LAdes Rolling Pins, &c. &c.
WILLOW WARE.
In large variety Clothes and Market Bauke Rocking
Dining and Sitting Chairs for the children Bnges and Cabs
Hobby Horses Hand Sleds, for the Boys
Berlin Baskets for tie Ladies.
In the Dry Goods Line may be found assortment Of Do,
mesio Goods-shestng, Shirug TieSng Denims Prints Sc
PROVISIONS.
This trade 10 which special attention will be given botb in
the purchase and sale. viii keep constantly hand full
stock OF Flour Feed Pork Fish Salt together with Water
Cement Cured Hams aud shoulders, for family &c.
Daily supplies OF Fresh Can Oysters both Fair Haven and
Baltimore Pekled CLANS and Oysters Lobster and Sauces
small Dealers furnished with ssh sTPPes sSEFs S nsss terms
Ashtabua. Dec lst 1858. ~, AZ
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SODA FoUNTAM-Those in want of deli
cious, wholesome and refreshing glass of Soda
may crafty that want at the store of GEORGE
WILLARD, who has put up very neat and taste.
full fountain. Though the weather is not par
ticularly auspicious for cooling drinks, yet, it is
to be hoped that it may find patronage enough
to make its continuance fixed fact and as re-
remunerative to the owner, as it is agreeable
to our citizens.
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A Pic Nc PARTY left town on Monday, at
an early hour, and spent the day in the Gull
near Ashtabula. They report capital time Of
it, which we doubt not for if there is a spot in
the county beautiful above all Others, and SEEM
ingly just made for the purpose it is the Gulf
near Ashtabula.-Seat.
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A muster of the old boys was had at Jeffer.
son on the 4th for game at cricket, and sup
per. They scored 81 and 98 respectively, and
then rubbed out and began anew. j. r. GIDD
rNos beat the field. The supper was prepared
by the host of the jefferson"
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Common Sense rules the Of the people, whatever
the mnamed and msanthope philosophers say to the
contrary. Show them good thing; let It's merits be clearly
demonstrated and they will not hesitate give
cordial patronage The have already ratified the
Judgment Of physician concerning the virtues Of OsTHT-
TERs BTTERs as may be in the immense quantities Of
this medicine that annually sold In every section Of the
land II is now recognized greatly superior TO all other
remedies yet devised for diseases of the digestive organs such
drrrbwa dyenery dyspepsia and for the various feves
that arise from arrangement Of those portions of the vste
Hosteer's is rapidly becomming household word,
from Maine to Texas from the shores Of Atlantic to the
Pacific. Try the article and be satisfied sold by all drug,
gsts In the world.
See advertisement in another column. 5t4o7
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TRIAL OF MowERs.-The trial of Mowers on
Thursday in Ashtabula, was well attended by
the farmers of the vicinity. There were nine
different machines in the field, two of them
manufactured in this county The machines or
trial were, 4ultman Millers' Heatks Aliens
Parkhurst's, Tinker's, Kirby's. Fishers Ketch
um's one-horse and Ketchums, two-hose. We
do not propose to pass upon the merits of these
machines, particularly as they are to be decid
ed upon by the Agricultural Society's Commit
tee. This We may say, that of the nine, there
was not one but what would do good work, il
proper hands. We were gratifed to see the
machines of our couu ty work SO we'll as they
did.
Another trial takes place to-day at Mr.
Krum'S 10 Cherry Valley .-Seatiasl tn,
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Mr.. EDITOR IL notice in your last paper
some remarks in regard to the recent equine ex-
hbition at East Ashtabula 10 which it appears
that some gentlemen, very much to their own
annoyance. and the sympathizing grief of their
friends, found themselves in bad company, in
Consequence of not being posted in regard to
the character Of the performance. Now, whose
fault was it that they were not posted
There had appeared in several numbers of the
Telegraph notice of said equine exhibition
framed, worded, and set forth very much after
the manner in which fairs have usually been
heralded, all horses being invited to compete,
and first, second, and third class premiums be.
ing offered. How very natural the inference
that the object was by the stimulus of re-
ward, to bring out the fine horses, aud thus to
encourage worthy object of agricultural am.
bition; and what wonder, that gentlemen not
particularly posted in the deceptions practieed
by sporting NEE, should have been surprised
and confounded to find, that after all, it was
only miserable betting, gambling, demoraliz-
mg horse race, an abomnation in the eyes of all
soou men, and disgrace to all good and use
ful horses.
Who is responsible for this dsgraceful decep.
tion pfactieed upon an upsuspecting communi,
tyr know, Mr.. Editor, that your shoulders
are broad, yet Iwould not lay too much upon
them But really was it quite right to publish
for weeks in succession, such notico of the
horse performance
You would not lend the influence of Won,
columns to the circulation of quack medicines
which you knew would kin people. No more
should you suffer your columns to be the means
Of giving publicity to balls, gambling parties
horse races, aud other like performances, which
dlffnse moral pestilence through the community.
OS n gou felt the pressure Of some necessity
laid upon you, as an editor, to publish the no.
tlce' because somebody wished you to do it,
and paid you for it, land we know that editors
are sometimes almost compelled to do things
that look little queer, we wsuld make all due
allowanee) should you, not, at least have told
tae people what the thiog was to bcg Would
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Hnir Restnrntire.

Hair Restorative. We pleased 10 be able 70 re- e
cord the satisfaction Of patrons, after trial Of article
advertised In columns We have the satisfaction TO know
several OF readers who have used Prof Woods Hair Re
sorsye, and pronounced II to be just what the advertise
ment says u TO- We have several personal aoquantances who
were grey headedthey have tried H. and their hair Is
restored 10 Its original COLOR and they willingly add their tes
tmony 70 It's efficacy, and will give further information TO
others desiring t. This speaks well for the article, and
advise all who do not wish TO appear grey headed TO Prof
Woods ilair Restorative Western Patriot.
Sold by all good Druggists.
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The barn of AUGUSTUS Turner, in Perpout,
was struck by lightning on Wednesday last,
and together with quantity hay, was burned. "
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@5> The dwelling house of WILLIAM LOCK
WOOD. on Harbor Street, was struck by light
ming on Saturday last. The "huid' passed down
the chimney and stovepipe, and thence through
the floor into the cellar-doing some injury by
converting the bricks on the top of the chimney
into missiles and Shatt0ring the plastered walls.
There were Ave persons in the house, but none
OF them were injured. COnneaut Reporter.
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Look Rt this All you that are Indebted 10 steele the
Watch Maker by note Book account requested 20 call
and SETTLE the without delay, he has waited long and
patiently but cannot wait any longer call and settle
cost
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SELECT ScHooL.--Miss LEETEs school will
open on Monday, the 1lth day Of inst. July
at Fireman's Hail.
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Important. You feel Debilitated You are Nervous.
You worried about tes. You work with energy.
You do not feel like doing anything You have appetite
Hon cannot sleep az night You feel weak You feel dizzy
Use HocRaHds GerHn Bsrsj they will cure you without
fail.
They prepared by Dr. O. NJ JACKSON AIS Arch Street.
Philadelphia Pa and sold by druggists and storekeepers
every town and village in the United States Canada
indies aud South America at 70 cents per bottle 2w496
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pr. RobaeI.,a seandinarian Remedles.

Are you Sick matter what organ Affected depend upon
II the o0d which is the food and senance OF every organ
is full Of corruption My Scandinavian Blood Pills Blood
Purifier break up the Of disease In the fluids Of the
body. They purge and purify the elements Of the blood
Hence their quick and complete dyspepsia scofua
erupons fits, tumovs nervousness kidney complaints piles
low evers, debility, rheumatism headache want Of sexual
vgo etc. etc These remedies astonishing the whele
medical world. See Advertisement. 1m4g7
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July Appointments A
DR. II. TUBES viii be in atten,daincc,sY

Ashtabula Ashtabula House, Thursday, July T.
Copneagt, fremont House, Saturday, july 49,
Fainesyile Cowles House, Monday July lS
Warren, National House. Tuesday, July S.
For consultation upon all diseases of the Throat Lunes
Heart Liver Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and Spleen; slo
pronsy Gravel, Rheumatism Nervousness Dtf Dspepsia
Female diseases Ague and Fever Fits Impurities the Bioed
Eruptons, Oancer Ulcers and all of long stand
ing COMPLAINTS both external and internal i,,a .- j..
For some ten years Dr. T. has devoted bis entire time %
chronic Diseases treating thousands annually many OF whom
had other resource within reach IN
mineral or other POsOHs employed does he make ek
IaGke Uet, tear doom bu9HD agaiH The medicine
be taken with safety by the ost delicate and paeBts y
main at home and eontnEe with prudence their ordinary
diet and Many hundreds have the
treatment after friends sad physicians had given up all h0po
the ndputabe evdsnees Of which always be furnished
Invalids however reduced despairng, invited esL
may assured that encouragement will be given or
expense nepd wthouta corresponding ProPect o recsse
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we should advise brother ALLEN to give our
jockey club wide berth, for If they can only
close upon him so as to bring his ears within
the reach of their snappers. there is danger that
the fur may fly
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JEFFERSON BOOK BINDRY |
BOOKS AND MAGAZINES
BoUNB IN ANY STYLE DESIRED
Blank Books made andruled to order.
w.R ALLEN
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9. T. RAyHSNA, O.. Kog. lS5e .
m r. TunBs-sir 81 am glad to add my testimony 10 tie
number Of those you receiving Ii ser much per
that consulted you Perhaps this may influence
some other hestatng invalid to seek relief your hands
During the Winter Of 1855 reduced be unobl,
when Ton es to sit at the table Ny affection was said 1,
disease Of the left lung heart and stomach The cough
very severe, attended with shorDexs breadth nit
sveat and swelling Of the feet and anees Digestion wa ID
feeble that could eat little else than during the %
aud for two successive weeks subsed rice water a.
gum arabic water alone Sinking on nearly ove
day, occasionally several In DAY, depFng Of rpese
and sometimes Of sight Also Paptation dlstressne
The heart appeared 10 sOpst mes causing deafhe se-
saon though the breath gone and the circulation a.
balancing between life and DEATH ngeTed until relief VIM
obtained under treatment at that time residing
were known, generally l am enjoying c0mi6rahs
health and though net as vigorous many, able 10 pe
ed over two miles with suffering nothing more than tgus
at ne tine The great benefit derived from your heaiaA
and the interest have manifested me shall aver 81 Nod
10 greatfhl iemeinhranee Respectfully, yonIs,
.H MRs. NARY A. BATEMAN.
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HATS & CAPS.-The latest styles on
II Record, at LUMBERNEN's EXCHANGE.
ELOUR, Corn, Pork, Beans Potatoes,
\ &C. at LUMBERMEN's EXCHANGE.
T ~ DOL AND LONQO
Fire g. Life Insurance Co.,
No. 90 Wall street. New York Established in 1886.
1UTH0RizED CAPITAL $io,OoO,OoO '" -''''
Cash Capital and Reserved Funds, ....... $50Oo00o
Invested IN the United states, 100000
Stockholders personally responsible for all engagements Of
DREcToRs ~ NEW York
James. lanes Brown, Esq, Chairman
E. NJ Archibald, II. d. NJ Consul cODRlL' '"'''~"H
George Barclay Esq, Jos: Gaillard, jr, Esq,
Eugene Dutilh, Esq A. Hamilton, jr. ESQ.,
Joseph Fowler, Esq, ~ Ed F. sanderson Esq.
Resident Secretary Alfred Pell Esq.
Counsel ''''''''.''. Alex Hamilton, jr Esq.
The Policies of the Liverpool and Iordon Fire and Lie 5
Company Differ from ordinary Policies in that
Sads @s of of S. claims bS, a5S Pad
for interest," and not as usual sixty days after presentation
2. They expire at six o'clock p NJ and not at noon
g. They allow, without notice. fifteen days workmens pr-
They permit other Insurances to be effected without the
Companys consent being endorsed the Policy and not
require notice of such additional assurances until the
g. They are assgnabe by simple endorsement No notice
of such assignment need be given to the Company:
g. They may be made the face of them" Continuous
until Obyiang the risk of accidental expiration
of Insurance
They allow ten pounds of Gunpowde to be on the Pre-
misses without notcenone being permitted under ordinary
Policies unless the Of the Company given in writ
ing the Policy-and without which consent the Policy is
void il Gunpowder be on the premises:
g. They are more needless TERMS and nice
descriptions that only tend to compcae the
render a settlement embarrassing;
o. They do not like the Policies of many Foreign Comps-
nes state that Funds and effects of the company not other
wise appropriated alone answerabe for its losses
TO- They issued in this country by large and wealthy
body of weknown American citizens resident in New YORK.
who being Directors and Shareholders consequently with
the other PrOpeOrs individually liable for all the engage
ments Of the Company personally conduct the business
The magnitude of the business Of the Liverpool and
don is worldwide Its large paid up Capital Surplus and
Reserved Fund amounting in all to upwards Of Five Million
Dollars $780, 600 being invested in this couny) together
with the capital at CALI more than eight million doars and
the personal responsibility of all its Shareholders enable It to
offer the most unexamped security and to accept risks in
quarter of the globe with much advantage to the
camille and other interests of all nations TO its profit
In evidence of the prudent and successful its
affairs may lie mentioned that the large by fire at
Valparaiso in November last does not raise the losses
Company for 1858 much above the yearly average
Applications received by j. S. BLYTH,
3m4s6 at the Farmers Bank of Ashtabula
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THE oRwELL HdhsE SHOW on Monday last
wasyery numerously attended, and the exbibi-
ton all that could have been wished.
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A Boy some IS or l6 years old of good char
scter may find place, as an apprentice in this
Office.
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See advertisement of DR.. Saniotd's Liver 1nvigora-
Tor and Family Catharto Pills 30 another column.
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To the People of Ashtabula County.

RA4MONDS $40 Family Sewing Ma.
IO CHINEA practical Machine which should be in every
Family, simple la construction that child learn TO
it. and lady operate it well In half hour uses
needles and thread OF any size and operates thick thin
work.
From the Report Of the Committee Machinery Of The 1grt
cultural Society Of 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 exceenty
stueed, and perform their work admirabyyet your COM
mttee agree In the opinion that the
Raymond Ten Dollar Machine
is emineuy simple thorough and 6rTa and calculated for
more extensive circulation than either Of the Others that
will be Of more general good to the community from Its
very cost considering its general merits 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 their UsEFULNEss aud they
consider the balance TO be In favor Of the Raymond Machines
The above machine is on sale and exhibition
Al the Book and Variety Store Of the subscriber In Aahtab
who is sole owner Of the right for the County.
f.V~ Towuhlps rights sold on favorable terms.
April ], 1859. isI n. q DICK.
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SHERIFF'S SALE REAL ESTATE
~ Ashtsbua Common Pleas-Narch Term 1859.

| ~ Asbtsbula Common Pleas-Alarch Term 1850
sksarer and King
Calvin woodworth.
BY virtue Of vend Only issued from said court the above
case to me directed | will otter for sale by way of
Public Auction, at the door of the Court House
in Jefferson, Ashtsbuia County, and State of ohis On
Saturday the 10th day duly, A. D. 1859,
between the hours 10 o'clock Of said day. the follow
ing described Real Estate, to wit
Situate IN the township of Harpesdeld County Of Asha
bpa, and State of Ohio, and bounded aud described fol-
south By the ROed running East and West past Calvin
Woodworths House Eagt by Road running Westerly TO the
Riyer past Riley YoodWorhs, North BY lands OF Riley
Township saving and reseng six of Land in the
ter Of said Lot bounded south by the East and West Road
belonging . Asa Woodwoh containing by estimation after
dedpctng the said six Of the said Asa WOOdworh Th
tyshye acres Of Land
Appraised at Sixteen Dollars per . acre. ,.,.,,,,.
sheriHrs omio, June 9Th, 1854 - '''' 5viSisI rs
OHERIFF'S SALE OF GOODS AND
~ CHAITLEs, Ashtabula Common Pleas March Term so
n.aa.% ,.%a.s s5''D S.n".oD :, n. :. Foa r.sln
BY virtue Of writ of FieH Facias duly issued from uad
Court in the above case to me directed win offer tor ie
Residence of Levi G, johnson,
in Geneva, Ashtabula County, and State Of Uhio on
On Thursday the SOh day Of Jane, a. d. $50.
between the of ten and four ocoo Of said day. the fol-
lowing described Goods and ChatteS to wit;
One Bay Horse Eve years old Open two Horse Buggy
Two Horse Sleigh ene Grey Roam Heifer three years
old two Twin Heers ons Red Cow three years old
pile Of Lumber supposed be about eight thousand feet
one Ok Yoke, Anaone oalash top . 5ugWgy W ,,,rD,v -
Jefferson, JunsIe, 1889 2t4e5slI5
hSHBRIPPs SALE OF GOODS AND
~ cHATrLEs, Ashtabus and Geauga Common Pleas,
March and June Terms, 1889.
BY virtue three wTts of Feri Facias duly issued dm
said Courts and 10 directed will oIer for sale By way
Residence of Thatcher Gregory
in Harpershsld, Ashtbula County, Ohio.
On Thursday, the 3OA day Of June, A. ID. $50,
between hours Of 10 and o'clock said day. tho follow
ing described Goods and Chattless towit.
Nineteen Cows being the same cows described in ehstel
mortgage 10 Harry Bishop from the said Thatcher Gregory
dark chestnut eoored Mare roam Mare one Moving
Machine two two Horse Wagon, one carriage
pair Of WhnetTees Cheese Watt ono Cheese Press
ave cheese Hoops thee-ourths Of tgenth Cheees IA
ken 70 satisfy execution In nvor OF Daniel hghessv
Thatcher Gregory, John Ranaon and Joseph Rodge Rom
tho Court Of Common Pleas Ashtabua County, Ohia dated
Nay lh A. D. 1859 and also two other Executions on the
Court Of Common Pleas OF Geauea County, Ohio wherein
George Roberts Is PaEh and Thatcher Gregory and Hen
~ Bishop Defendants dated dune llh 1888 and the other
wherein Eliakn Roberts Is Plaintiff and Jonahan Gregory
Joseph sdgss and Thatcher Go sss bss ps.neSat eA
shslia ! Oaies, June lsh, 1859. aie5s1d0