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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-09
oARn no THa LApIHsI

The HuChlSh, or F6fUl6 I MS, TOT TtIhuItsl
infAable In removing obsrueons and irregularities OF
the menses they give strength TO tho and youthful
elasticity and vgor the system and mpa stengh clear
and baney the eye, increasing its Of iaseina-
tion tO remarkable degree Designed solely remedy for
Irregularities 6e and 70 give and beauty to the eye, for
which they have euayet they should not bp used dur
eompany each box and packags. For RQ complaints
arising from deranged msnstruaon they uneguaed and
inalablc The suppression Ia speedily relieved
ali irregularities eaeetOd and by the Of the PERoE
Puts there will be of these complaints Their
effect upon the eve in the least injurious
but beneficial and lasting The high favor In which they
held BY the many hundred ladies who have used them sum
cent gaYantoe that they contain properties and produce o.
fets upon incident To the female constitution which
have never before been obtained Full directions In each boz
and packaee The signature Of EMILE M0UTON Proprietor
must be on ali genuine which imported only ny MASSOpL
4 LAORE Fold by all DruggtStsin the Omitted states and
Canada Price 81 25 per box half boxes 15 cents. Mail
PACKAGE aving the appearance of ordinary letter. proe
one dollar sold only by general agents " b. ALDEN
~ Cleveland Ohio 10 whom ofders should he addressed
al nv GEO. WILLARD. and
Is-ltaula o. G3e BESHAM = JOHNSON,
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FoUND.-T The mail bag which we noticed
some months since, as being stolen was found
in Ashtabula creek in Plymouth township, IL
bout half mile above Youngs Saw Mill, by
]. w. ROCKWELL. The bag contained a few
newspapers and magazines, one Ashtahua Sen.
tinel of date Dec. 23d, 1858 The strap at the
top had been cut, the bag contained sniff ;ient
st me to sink it, The bag has been identified by
the Postmaster, as the one lost.
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Wnnd's Hair Resiorallve. Prof Wood. h

Woods Hair Restorative. Prof Wood. the
renowned discover Of the invaluable Hair Restorative still
continues 10 labor Ia beha,f Of tic afflicted
is medicil los are universally admitted BY tbs American
press to DC far superior all others for causing the hair
the head Of the aged that has been for many years. 20
grow forth with as much gor luKuanee when blessed
with the advantage of youth.
There ca BE- doubt that Il is Of the greatest dseov
cries Ia the medical world II restores permanently gray ar
N It's original coinr and makes II the beautiful silky
texture Wncl s leen very de rabe 10 az agea OF she
word.-Si Los $ M0YELag Herald 49,
sold by all good Druggists. 3m4Si
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Judge MEIoS, Of the American Institute
There is but one Se'cing .MHchine and that Is
WHEELER & Wilson's This declaration, how
ever dncs not affect the fact that our neighbor
Dick, has what appears to he very good,
cheap Single-thread machine, which is advertised
in another column.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-09

Our National disorder. Dr. NoOArk cures.
The Ame stomach tOrmenting organ. II is generally
out of order The is OBJ ious The driving man OF
bui has tine will not ke time pro- cry to mas
cate his food He bllts and habits catching all
asses follow his example. Hence dyspepsia with all its
compicatonshenCe Indigestion, Liver complaint and dsor
de OF the in all er ai,us phases Against these
and hundred complaints, Dr. obIck is wHging
ternn ting warfare His weapons are the famous Blood ls
and Blood Puer and they irresistible The success OF
these Medicines has been astonishing In an o scen
tiRc mi They do not alleviate, they e1tnguh diso
der The agony the fever, the debility the dependency
which chact ie aictoUs Of the digestive aud sccrete
gns val sh under the uat Of these preparations The
eonstitu itself To- acquire new energy under their
O, Grafton 10 the sick, everywhere, ea Dr. Robacks
and give his Blood Fills aud Blood Purifier
| mir trial lm4o4
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REMOVAL L-PuLLIP's Boot and Shoe store
will he emoved next week, into the store for
merly occupied by NJ &. Dick, 2 doors souh
Of Tyler & Collins store. His customers will
ind his shop behind the Bic BoOr with IA good
assortment Of work always on hand, Cheap for
Cash.
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Attention is directed to the advertisement
Of CHAPMAN and BooTH, n nouncing sort Of
amphibous, but not the less agreeable business
materially increased, and kept up to the range
of the wants OF their customers at prices quite
rs low as the lowest. CHAPMAN is putting his
best foot forward, aud will not be iouud muc.
behind the times.
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FmE.-A bright light was observable Just
above the horizon on Friday evening of last
week by many Of our citizens, in a south easterly
direction, which excited some curiosity. That
curiosity is aluyed by information gathered
from the Sentinel, to the effect that the FIRE was
at Browers Corners, and that the property con-
sumed, was the steam saw. and grist mills, tan
nery. aud boot shoe shop luln5er, dnd other
properts+pf ARLrNUs BkowER, amounting to
many thousands Of dollars The fire was acci-
9eatsl AboBt tho insurance wo arc not In
formed.
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b E OK WITT HIS

ID II y n w II
Carpet, Curtain and Window Shade Store.
TIE ONLY ESTABLISHMENT OF THE KIND IN ONO
Ffyr Stories so long, devoted exclusively to the sale
Of the above goods
Story No. l.
Is devoted sale oil Cloths from feet "a feet
wide aud Rope Canton Nqtting, 24 s4, ~ j4 and
6-i vice.
Story No 2,
Is immense roo % feet high devoted to Two-ply and
Threepy Carpets Piano and Table Covers Mats, Table Oil
Cloths, Stair Carpets Stair Rods Carpet oweepers &c, &c
Story No. g.
Is devoted to Tapestry Brussels and Tapestry Velvet Carpets
Rugs Body Brussels Carpets Lace and Muslin Curtains Cot
ton Won't and Satin anask Cornces, Curtain Arms and
BANDS Cords and asses Gold orered and Common Shadof
BuG White Hollands, Curtain Fixtures, Pulpit TasselF &C.
Story No 4,
Is devoted to HEMP and Cotton Carpets Cheap Wool do
Drggets Crunb Cloths Felt Cloths Carpet Innings Rag
pets, Lis. and Yarn Carpets, Dutch Wool do &c., &c.
Story No. 5,
used as Upholstery and Sewing Room for the making
Of Carpets, fitting Shades and Cornice' &c, &.
Nos. 1877 and lS9 Superior Street,
CLEVELAND, ONO.
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NEW YoRn MArxET-April 8.

FL0UR-arket heavy and lower AAlSs 1000 bb At t50
20 super state 900 40 extra state 00d6 90 for
70 good extra state western 20 0 GO round hoop Ohio
wHEAT-eaAy sales 80 70 bus At as or red western
o. white do. CnRN-Jower sales 5000 bus at Sic for
mixed westel-OArS-Dul at l6oc for state western and
Canadian RuTTER-Quiet At IN Ol5 for Ohio l5d23 for
state. CIIEESE-Dul al 8aIlk
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DIED.

AZ oberin, after days sickness on the 25b Of March Of
''ef ageo years JAMES Of Mrs, Mary CALDWELL
IN soonnsaae on honday last PHiLANDER WHEELER,
ysa 'mnsn. and useful citizen OF that place.
In Asbtabula. April 7, 1861 Ms z CASTLE. area Al,
IN connoaUt April 3D. Mn. HANNAH FIoHlrY dauahtef
~ p's' chzPnsan, aged 20 years snd u1onthS
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THE Great Wonder of the 10Th Century,,
Il PROFESSOR wooD's
Hadr ERostoraf1vO

Says The st. Louis Co) Democrat Below, publish a
letter 70 Dr. Wood OF t city frod gentleman in Maine
c. such evidence have its ELECT when coming from
reliable II certificates guarantees Of TRUTH the
Dr. needs no eneomiums nor useless puey from the pres
BATu MINE Jan. 20, 1850
PROFESSOR O. j. wooD Co.; GENTLEMEN: Having my
attention called few months since to the highly beneficial eli
ct of your hair restorative was induced TO make appe
ton of t upon my swn hair which had quite gray
probably third white; my wiskers we've oil the same
your restorative and used u soon found proving
ocred smother bottle of which have used some can
eetify 10 tie world that the gray or white totally
NJ color and igye more soft and glossy than it has
before fr twenty-five years am sixty years old
ak oet so0a T' at A0 age o. nAS u''' "' '' '
The above notice deem due to you for yoar valuable dis
covsry a assured that whoever will rightly per di
eeons viii have OCCASION to contradict my statements
am citizen this city reaident here for the last
years. and known tS nearly every here and
oinng towns ANY use you may OF the above with my
name attached Is ut your service wish preserve the
beauties Of nature In others as well myself am tul,
yours, A. C. KA1Ao
BArrIxoRE, Jan. 20, 1858
woob's n,iR RESTORATIVE.
Professor Tood-Dear Sir: Having had the misfortune u
lose best portion Of my hn from the effects Of the yellow
fever ia New Orleans in 1854 induced to make
your preparation, and found to the very thing
needed Ny hair Is teE and glossy and no words esr
express my obligations to you In giving to the ietsd such
treasure FINLEY JoHNSON'
AARoSs RuN KY, Nov 80, 1858.
PRoY o. j. Woop Dear SirI would certainly be doing
you great injustice not to make known to the world, the
wonderful we'll the unexpected result have experienced
from using bottle Of your Hair Restorative After using
kind restorative exant but without and and
lug my nearly destitute of hair ually induced to
try bottle your Hair Restorative. Now eandor and
ucc compels to whonsoevcr may read this
that possess and beautiful growth Of hair which
pronou richer and hindsomer than the original
will therefore take occasion recommend this invaluable
I remedy TO all who may feel the necessity Of IL.
| Respectfully yours, REV. 5. ALLEN BROCK
P sThis testimonial of my appreciation for your VALUABLE
medicine, Css of is unsolicited but if yo
think worthy place among rest if you wish, if
destroy and say nothing Yours, 6e, Rev s. A. b.
The Restorative put mp in bottles Of Sizes viz large,
dium small; the small holds pint and retai's fo
one dollar per boe the medium holds at least twenty
cent in proportion than the small retas for two dol
lars bottle; the large holds quar 40 per cent more IL
| proportion, and reails for S3 bottle
| o. j. WooD Co. propretnrs 3l2 Broadway, New York
dn the great u Y Wire Railing esabishmentl and II Mar
kct st. st. Louis No. And sold BY all good Druggists AM
| Fancy Goods Dealers. 3m4S
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The Grent nrawhack ID nersons emigraIing

10 the extreme south and western county, Is the fear they
have Of tue Fever and Aguete most di eu Of all dease
Every day we hear persons attacked by this disc aud
made helpless In snort time, without any of alOrdng
relief In view Of the great demand for remedy DR. Hos
rETrER has presented his celebrated "ers whose curative
powers all diseases OF the stomach have been universally
Acknowledged The "itter AIRED aer long expere
and deep study, have received eneomums of the most
eminent physicians, well all classes tnm every part Of
county. To those who doubt their many Vi tues, all
is To try them and judge for themselves respectively
Sold by druggists ami draers generally everywhere. See
advertisement in another eOlumn. ImtSi
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NEW YORK oATTLE MAExEr-Aplil Q.

The demand for Beevea has again been active aud the high
rates Of last week fully main tanned receipts nearly 5000
Quotations 0DlOc for commOn. llkl2c for prime l2 8l3c
for premium cattle SHEEP and 4AMBSeayy week.
prices. Receipts $500. SWlNE-Dul ct last weeks prices
receipts $500,
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SMITH g. LOCKWOOD'S
BALLAD FOR THE
Hard T1inneS- "

G1StI q Il 1I1lOS-
BY A BARD, WHO KNOWS ALL ABOUT IT.
Come now and listen to my iingliug rhyme,
All ye who are pressed by the cry Hard Times"
Aud will tell you with little parade
The rsry best place in the E0rld to trade;
Where you'll get the worth of your money and more,
lis at SMITH 4 LocKwooD's well Oiled store.
They have sverythiHg there, the heart can desirs,
With pr lower, and quality higher,
Than ever before was known In town,
And thus they have gained high renowu
SO come at once with your dollars and dimes,
And prove the truth Of these rustic rhymes,
Their goods are the choicest the richest and best.
That wer were bro't so far to the WeSti
And If you've doubt Of this statement from me.
just call there yoursef-and lol you will see,
Such splendid array as never before,
Has greeted your eyes in village store
They have beautiful silks of every hue.
Bsyadsre stripes, and Persian tool
Merinoes lne, and splendid Cashmere
All famed for their qusty far and near;
And when you see them Pn, surs you'll wonder.
How they can sell so cheap and not 90 snasr."
They have the incest PsTamsttas too.
And Ds.aines Of patssTuS rich and new
With prints of even variety rare,
Which we're selected with the greatest care;
And all will be- sold TO suit the " Hard Tinss'
So, HurTahl bring on your dollaTs and dimesi
They have laoes and rbbonS foF tihing IAN,
With gloves and hosiery, ehsaR ~ JaRi
Aud carpets whose texture so reh and bright
FILLS every beholders heart with eeAghti
And few choice groceries, 50 fiesh nd nlces
That soon az they'r seen, they sell in trice.
All these things Eve named, and a thousand more,
Are sure 10 p. s.ina In this wonderful store,
where the merchants kind and the clerks polite
And they show their goods with gen'rous delights
Charging you AOtAiRg a az for the sight
Tho is better far, than circus parade,
So eoms and zee. IL you cannot trade.
And when once the splendid array you've Seen
You'll loudly eNelsim as did Sheba's Queen.
We have beard much but lo and behold
Ths half 10 " has been tod
And II you've dollar or even dime,
You'll buy yourselves rich, In less than no ulDei
Then hoDew ard turning, a. neveE before,
You1bless your stars for sHiru 4 LocEwoop's Hors.
Main Street Athtabuia, ohle,
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NoTIcE is hereby given that the annual sale
of the slips of the First Presbyterian Church
OF Ashtahula, will take place ut the Church en-
Monday, April 25th. at 2 O'clock P. N.
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MARRIED..

In Austuburg the 29h ut, by r. s. Ayori ESQ, Mr.
B. BRIGGS, Of Macon Co., Ill 10 Miss RoXANA CUSrlN,
Of the former place.
Ia Med.on March 2sth Mr. j. n. BAKER Of Panesvie 10
Miss MARCIA A. SPENCER Of Geneva.
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For children, the best publication continues
TO he The Little Pilgrim OF Grace Greenwood
~. +. Lippincott, Philadelphia,) price so cents.
Tease your father to subscribe-which can be
done at this Office.
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The OBERLIN REsouERs, who dsregarded the
peace aud dignity of Uncle Samuel by dis
regarding the provisions of the Fugitive Slave
Law, in rescuing the boy John. at Wellington
some time since are on their trial at Cleve-
land. Much interest is manifested by the crowd
in attendance. Two witnesses have. been ex-
aminrd, and much forensic vigilance and ability
is brought to hear upon the case.
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FIRE AT GENEvA.-On Friday night the first,
the grocery store and dwelling of A. PARK. in
Geneva took FIRE accidentally, and were wholly
eo nsumed
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1sy- The Boston Atigs and Bee understands
that Mr.. Everett intends to make an addition to
his Grafton upon Washington in relation 10 the
ema ncipaton of his slaves By that great and
rnod man.
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New MAIL ARRANGEMENT The mail going
West, will close al o'clock A. NJ. going East,
will close at IL o'clock, A. NJ.
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CoLUNBUs.-LoRENZo ENGLISH Rep. was elect
ed Mayor of Columbus on Monday by major
ity of 400, in a we'll fought contest of parties.
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HoRsnAN, Motsomcry Co, Ia, March IT, 1858.
Dr. c. NJ JACKSON AR SIR; As cons Ter your doof-
lanes German ittes iLYHI able edcie having wlt-
messed tr gie.t catl properties in several instances in
my EIny ueeu il duty awe u my friends aud tne
pubic to Inform them of it in thi, manner
My long tine afflicted with the Liver Complaint
and dc iy Of the syst which he mad tine services OF
several sciinS wiinput avail riuly prOcured bolt
the Bities aud gh their he ene retp ed
health My daughter some time aer eNibti sympt
the DISEASE, again resned TO Bi,ters. would
STATE, 10y the tat she had for long time been su ring
from NeuugL aud her breath very oensi she
extremity weak IN u she unable to leave
her bed. Aer commencing the use OF the Btter she im
proved rapid " and IN week able 10 pay Wit 10
friends a Chestnut Iii and becIme entely restored
III sy we also the Bter, and thinks there Is
medicine lie tIem Whenever she feels weak nervous
he stomach appears of Orde takes two doSes
ich innedi e restores her. llol ing this may of
service to my friends, an Yours, IosI" ctfully,
CHARLIE S. RORER.
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Frank Leslie for April, and Peterson's Ma
tionaL for May, have both been received. Both
good, each in its way.
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SERIOUS AcorpESr AND NARRow EscAPE--
Uncle CottiSs WkrMoRN aud lis lady returned
from n winters visit with their children in llli-
noia on Friday night last, and took one Of tie
repularcarrnges at the depot for theirreidence.
While descending tn, bill near llarmon's mill,
the horses were started by the noise Of the wa
ter running down the bank from the spring on
Mayor ElENDRY's premises, aud the stage was
thrown over, aud rolled down the bank, bruz-
ing the old gentleman and lady In very serious
manner yet no bones we're actually broken, al
though the point of one Of the shoulders o
our old friend, was somewhat injured Though
the bruises and abrasions about the face Of Mr.
W., have very much discoorcd and disfguret
him, yet both him and Mrs. W.. nre get.ins
along as we'll us could he expected.
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NEW FIRM.

New and Increased Stock Of Goods
g G. OSBORN, late Of KingsviIle, hav-
Os ing purchased interest in the Grocery Business oe
Prentice & Smith,
the business v be hereafter conducted under e and
hrm Of
Prentice, Smith & Company,
in nearly range trade heretofore but With much
enhanced stock and facilities.
the has retlyned from New Yor, wltrp-
time taken iersl purchases with diseri
naiOn sneh goods will not fail 10 meet the wants. and
challenge meet the appreciation of the citizens Of the VII
and judged of the goods coming TO hand daily and
will be followed By others neccessg shall require. The
condition of the market East is sufficient guaranty of tho
favorable range prices which these purchases
is the chief desle Of those making them.
GROCERIES,.
In this department establishment viii be well sup
piled with general and choice selection Of goods 10
found in the county. j..
WOODEN WARE.
Consisting Pals. Tubs Wash Boards sugar Tubs Mofs
BroOms, Butter Ladels, Rolling Pins, Nc. &c.
WILLOW WARE.
In large Variety such Clothes and Market Bae Rocng
Dining and sitting Chairs for the children Bugges and
Hobby Horses Hand Sleds, for the Boys.
Berlin Baskets rthe Ladies' tst.s.
In the Dry Goods Line be found assortment Of Do
nestle Goods sheeting shrtug TicSng Denims Prints &
PROVISIONS.
This trade 70 which special attention will be given both In
the purchase and sale viii keep constantly hand full
stock Of Flour, Feed Pork, Fish, Salt together with Water
Cement Cured IIa MS shoulders for Htnlly &c.
Daily Buppe- Of Fresh Can Oysters both Fair Haven and
Baltimore, Picked CLANS and Oysters Lobste and Sauce1
Small Dealers furnished with fresh snppes on LIBERAL tsms
Ashtsbuta Dec Ist 1865. 81
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DRUGS and MEDICINES.

NV stock of Medicines is more perfect aud
general than oScr sucent 70 meet the wants OF Tue
community. ..s ,1,.
Physicians and Families guppied the most faaoraNe
GEORGE WILLARD.
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"In whose remembered wave,
My boyhonds limbs wont 70 laye;'
And-!u whose eddies oft ] cast
With Ed and Jess. my hook for bass
While Libe and Buck, and Henry near
With George piled net and bob and spear;
And song and shout and Merry chime,
Rang through that vale in "Auld Lang Sine"
But these fifty yearsago
On thy rid banks lived Hash tali-boui
The whole Spenceran system-2 books, in D
series-wl soon be issued from tee New Y ork
nress
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LEcruRK OF GRAcE GRRESwooD.-Thls per-
formance on Thursday evening OF last week,
called out select, aud az to Numbers very
respectable audience, aud gave entire satisfac-
tion to all who heard It, The subject was
happily chosen. as happily treated, a the coun-
ellis it gave evinced right appreciation Of the
province aud responsibilities of the parent. The
lecturer showed literary cultivation, not often
surpassed in the lecture room, even by the lords
of creation, and perhaps not often equaled by
lecturers Of the same sex. The delivery was
not fauiless but good The effort on the whole
was successful one, and those who composed
tie audience, we think Ike ourselG would not
loose an opportunity of hearing her again,
should an Opportunity offer
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Vu1AeE EbEcT1oH.-The election Tor Mayor
and Council-men on Monday last, resulted IN the
election Of Dr. A HRNDRY, by vote OF l25
against III for A f. IluBBARD, who ran as MI
independent candidate. Mr. Hendry is gen
teman Of liberal views with leisure sutiicientt 10
enable him to look well after the interests oi the
corporation. and an energy aud ambition whleh
will prompt to fathrul and ready discharge OF
all the dates coming within the province ot his
Office. The council elected to act with him. are
gentlemen of discretion, and well known busi-
uess ability. IN whose hands the affairs OF the
Village will not be left to suffer. They are rs
folows--GEo. WILLARD, L. SAVAGE ID. w. Ga.
nv r. A. sNtTn aud J. w. HASKELL.
J p. RonERrsoS was reelected Recorder.
Tur ANSuAL TowS ELEcTIoS in this town.
shin took place on Mouday lust and though we
anticipated but little interest, there were sever.
al independent candidates in the Geld, who gave
to the proceedings Of the day, a spice of un-
looked for earnesiness. For Trustees, besides the
regular ticket made up Of NETrLEToN PRATT
and FoRD, ID. Caldwell and f, Carlisle were star
Ach ln tuS GOulSG VI AuS ihS obhbO " VIC
vote may be gathered from the following fgures
II. j Nettleton. ........'.''.''''' 3l4
ID. l. Pratt, .................. 223
George FOru ...'''''''''''' z3d
u. Caldwell. .........,,... 30
F. Carlisle .s........'...' w
CLERK-J. NJ. Allen ........'ss''. 323
1REAsuRER-S. Beuhum. jr,...''..' $40
-, ( II. Field, regular, ''''.. l6l
AssEssoR b. S. Meicaf, indepepdt l62
( t!has. Kendall ] 322
CoNsrABLRs ( Pliueas Smith regular 76
Geo B Smith l02
Mason Baker ....'... l9l
j. A. Amsden. ....... l25
Lorain Metculf ...... llG
For Supervisor for district No. 2, there was
an earnest struggle:
d. Weatherwax ....''..''''''''.. %
Samuel Clifford .,..,...........s. 50
A. l.. Thurslon .......s.'.''s'''s "a
Hiram Weaiherwax .'......''.''s 2G
ELECTED