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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-29
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DOUToB nO0FLAND'S celebrated
German Bitters.


ordered LiJer or Sfonaot.N
Such Constipation Inward Piles Fulness or Blood 10 the
Head Acdity OF the S0mach Nausea Heartburn Disgust
Food Funess on Weight IN the stomach Sour Er,etaons
Sinking Futtenng at the P Of the stomach Swimming Of
the Head HURRIED ADD dibc Breahing Flat ernk at the
Heart Choking OF SuHocating Sensations when in lyng
POSTURE linncss qf Vision, Dots Webs bcnre the snt
Fever and Dull Pain IN tho Head Deficiency Of epiratibn
Yeowncss fthc skin aud Eyes Pain IN the Side Back Chest
Limbs, &c Sudden Fsles Of Heat burning In the Flesh
Constant Imagnings Of Evil and great Depression of spits
Tie prop etors in calling the attention Of the public 10 this
preparation do 30 with afeehg 81 the confidence In
its virtues aud adaptation 70 t diseases for which II
commended.
Its no nd untried article but that has stood the
test 0f ten ars ttia before the American people, and It's
reputation sale unryaed by any sini,r preparation
extant The trnony IN its favor given ny prnnent nnd
we'll known Physicians and individuals IN all parts Of the
country Is immense, and careful perual Of tie Amlnae
published annually by the proprietor and to be bad gratis Of
any Of his Agents cannot but satisfy the most skeca that
tained 40 Az
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Sherilfs S Ollicc, Jefferson, January 3, 1859.
t472SB.25 VIM. HENDRY. ]

Hiram Manly. .T
10y Virtue of Writ of VenditiOna Ex-
- penas duly issued said Court the above case
me directed, | will offer for saleby way of
Public .4uction at The door Of The Court House,
ev, in jefferson, Ashtabula County, Ohio, on
Saturday the 18th day Of February, A. n. 1859,
between the 10 and o'clock said day. the follow
ing Real Estate TO wits being the undivided eighth part
Of the following described Lands and Teneent sbec to the
Widows right of Dover, to wit situate In the
Township of Sheffield,
county Of Ashtbu and State Of eo in the South part Of
Lot No In said township and bounded and described fol-
lowson the North by Jared Parkes heirs the Bsst aud
West the neso said Lot No. s. and the South BY the
center OF Ashabua Creek containing twenty-five acres OF land
SherilTs O6ioe, Jefferson, January ], 4 n 1859.
5t472SLI5,f WM. HENDRl Special Mn Comm'A
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Mr. a. SeERRY, Of Rock Greek, from a.
bout l.s of an acre Of ground made as
gallons of good sorghum syrup.
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There is quite religions feeling at Gene
va among the several religions deuomna-
tiousy butmore especially with the Doptists.
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DR.. TUbBs will be at the Ashtabula House
Friday, February 4th.
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A Mrn1o1N,I WoNnrn-We are nssnred

A MEDICINAL WONDER.-We are assured that
no language can portray immediate miraculous
change, occaioned by Dr. Robacks SCANDINAVIAN BLOOD
PILLS LooD PrRIFER In diseases, whether bro
relaxed system sa recruit ID and renovated. The Med-
clues have a threefold action They purge, purify, and
strcnghen the time Hence their astounding
of Indigestion General Debility Bilious complaints aud In.
ermtent Fever. In fact there to he kind Of all
nent which they adapted Dr. Obacks advertise
is appeal TO sense, which all who need med
teal treatment will do well to read
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MARRIED.

In this village, the 9th inst by the Rev. Mr. Bonnar,
Mr. T. q. STRONG To Miss NJ. A. WILEY.
In Fredonl n y Jan. lSth by Rev. E. 3. Wright NJ @.
w MARIN, Of Fredonia, to Miss URSULA BENSON, Of
o.
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CLEARING OUT 0vERrUREs--RobERrs II will
be seen, has arranged his programme for Fsh.
ruary. His offers are a lille better than the
best Of his competitors. or course there is n
deal Of CANNON in this world, we know, bat
RosERrs matter-Of fact character, puts hiG he.
you'd suspicion On this point. Don't fa to try
him
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Please Call and seel

HAVING recently replenished my stock
hoods have full assortment Of the very best
Fancy Variety Articles,
which wish to dispose Of as as possible. The superior
quality of Goods now oer at greatly reduced prices cannot
Call and See,
Wba have though they may not wish 70 purchase.
Among my goots you will find Pocket Diars for 1880;
School Books, Blank Miscellaneous and Git Books TIE best
quality of Cap Letter aud Note Paper Ink Steel and Choice
Gold Pens impression Paper, Musical lnsiruments Nolns
Flutes Flies Aecordeans Jeus Haps, and Penny Whistles
I'm my
Literary Department,
have large assortment af Papers Magazines, &ea winch
are eonstaniiy forwarded a soon as published.
Also back numbers Of
Magazines aud Papers,
furnished At a reduced price.
A dne assortment Of .. I'D ,.. ..
Ladies' Fancy Baskets,
Wies Cans Lanterns lamps and Burning Fluid Hemp and
Canary Seed, Cuttshsh Bone, and Bird Cages.
For those nice girls and little boys,
have SPLENDID lot OF Toys
IN slerti - things 1 ye naqsd. and many more , >
You'll find at Cf1ApMAN'S FANCY STORE. =
II you'll but ells think you'll be
Somewhat amused, at what you see,
And then, should yOa conclude 10 buy,
TH not Object, on, mo- not :.
Please reminder the place.
j. Il. CHAPMAN'S Variety Store,
A few doors South Of the Bank, Main Street.
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Attention is directed to the advertisement Of
SEiPE Co. his firm intend keep their stock full BY
frequent sddions consequently the stock hand will be
sold very low TO make for New Goods
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MORE New SToREs.--L w. SMITH, Of the
firm Of Smith & LOGKwoon, of this village, is
making arrangements for putting up another
block Of brick buildings on Main Street, the
coming spring, to be located on the north side
Of the Fisk House. This block win occupy the
two remaining lots between the store Of wEr[.s
4 FAULKSER, and the Hotei, leaving an ally on
each aide. The second story. we understand, is
to be flushed into an assembly room Of suita-
BILE dimensions and style to accommodate the
increasing demands of the public.
The coming season promises to be one OF
mnch more than usual activity in the way Of
building %
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Seth Wells, Plaintiff,
In Ashtabula Com. Pleas
Carso Crane, Defendant.


CARSO CRANE, Of Ontario County, b
~ state Of New York. win take notice. that Seth Wells OF
Ahtabna County Ohio did the It'll day Of January A. d.
1852 file his Petition in the Court OF Common Pleas within
and for the County OF Ashtabu in the State VI Ohio against
the said Carso Crane Defendant setting forth that the said
Carso Crane the tenth day of September 1851,
traeted to Augustus Bgelow, who assigned TO Jacob Clark
and by Jacob Clark assigned TO Plaintiff half Of land
situate in the township Of Ahabua in said county Of Ash
taha and that said consideration money mentioned In said
contract had been fully paid and a the terms of said conct
had beec fully complied with by the party Of the
ond part and also further setting forth that the said Carso
Crane did on the 1lth day of March, 1851 contract to the
said Seth Wells about two Of other land situated in A
abula township In the county OF AsabulR and known be-
ing all the land lying East and North Of lots S 20
81 22 end 23 according the description in Knsmans
Plot and that the said consideration money had fully
paid and that the said Seth Wells had fully complied with all
the terms and Considerations Of said last mentioned contract
his part be performed praying that the said
be ordered adudgd deceed to execute and deliver to s
said Wells good and sufficient deeds general warranty said
pieces of land contracted abeve satedand the said Car
Crane notified that he is required appear and
said petition before the third Saturday after the 18th
day OF February next SETH WELLS,
by Sherman & Farmer his Attorneys
Dated, January T. 1852 6t472
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II DIR HOOFLAND's
DALSAMIO CORDIAL, FOR THE

Speedy cure Coughs Colds influence Group otrscnes
Bronchitis Pneumonia, Diseases Of the Bowels arising from
Cold ncipen Consumption and for the re ef and all
possibe) Of Patients in advanced stages OF tile latter
disease
This celebrated preparation like the Bitters may be
IDENTIFY relied II Is designed for class of diseases
general aud fatal than any other to which the people
this country are ubect-thoe spngng from "sgh cold"
That eminent authority Dr. Belt says al will not say that
Colds TO inhabitants what the Plague and YOc EsU
ore to those of counties; but can confidently
that they usher In disease OF greater completely and nora
ty than these latter"
further proof Of the terrible fatality Of diseases resulting
from cold may he by glance at the follow
ing statistics taken from the records Of he BoarG Of Health
of Philadelphia eoniessedy OF the most healthy localities
in the Unon-
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THE LEcruRE Of Tuesday night last, by WN
f, HUMAN, ESQ, of our own community, on
the subject OF CoaserUatism, is regarded as a
h ghy credtable production, Indeed, we have
not heard a dissenting voice from the large and
attentive audience which listened to its delivery.
The delivery Of the lecture might not perhaps,
stand the severe criticism OF an elocutionist but
for this, il would be uhfair to hold the gentleman
accountable. as bis avocatiohs have been out Of
the line Of oratorical practice, but in the essen.
tiaI qualities of mental ability, Independence Of
thought, aud literary tnsie and smoothness. the
production was ono Of which he need have no
doubts or misgivings, and if fair avurage Of
the nature Of home material. is well calculated
TO oremove any hesitation which may have been
felt in looking in this direction for Intellectual
pabulum Of sufficient nutrition to supply the
public nav during the lecture season. The al
lusons to history, aud the baeful effects OF pre-
iudice, were well and happily made, and evinced
that the conclusions arrived at by the lecturer,
were derived from something more than su.
perfcial aud smattering acquaintance with the
actors and actions of the past
The interest manifested in these lectures still
continues to increase, and the accommodations
are found 10 be rather straight for the numbers
who present themselves.
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AusrINBURG ExcIrENENr. The quict denizens
OF Austinburg were thrown into quite a state
of eGervescence on Sunday last, by a regular
impromptu scrub race between number OF said
citizens, aud u young worthy who took French
leave, short time since, OF the public accom-
modations provided for him at Jefferson. The
circumstances, as related to us by an eye wit
ness, were nearly as follows: On the morning
OF Sunday, the young man in question mounted
on a somewhat jaded animal made application
at the house Of Mr.. j. B. Pierce, residing some
> miles south Of the village for refreshments
representing that he was in pursuit Of stolen
horse, aud that he was going to Lenox. His
manner excited suspicion, and that suspicion
created uneasiness, and this uneasines induced
him, without much further delay TO resume his
Journey south Hew watched and his passing
by the road to I.enox, increased suspicion,
aud young mau by the name of Webber, fol-
lowed. and coming up with him, prevailed upon
him TO return, but no sooner bad he done SO, and
an opportunity offered, than he mounted one OF
Mr.. Pierce's best horses, and attempted an es-
cape He was soon followed by Mr.. Chauncy
Pierce on another horse, and young Webber
briuing up the rear. The race was one of some
interest but unfortunately Pierce's horse fell,
causing severe injury to its rider Pierce had pro-
vided himself with a rife which was taken pos
session Of by Webber, who following on to the
village enlisted Col, Tracy, and Others, with
fresh nags, and the pursuit was resumed with
ds,perate energy, the thief having, 10y this time,
left quite gap to fill between himself aud his
pursuers He had turned east, and Following
this course for a mile again turned north, aud
having disabled his horse by the accidental dis
charge of a revolver into his neck, dismonnted &
took TO the Geld. He was discovered, and the
party coming up with him, demanded surren-
der, which demand gathered potency from n
leveled rihefu the hands Of Webber, & the thief
was taken not far from the school house in that
neighborhood. The horse on which he arrived
at Pierce's, was a sorel striped face, and no
doubt stolen. His name he said was Lawrence
Marsh, and from a memorandum book found
upon him, it was satisfactorily ascertained that
he had but recently returned from southern
trip On Monday morning he was examined
before JUsrIoE ALyoRD, 4 in reply to a pressing
question from him, admitted thar his name was
Mu.LoaY, and that he was the same, who had
q few months since escaped from The Jail at Jef
ferson. He was taken back to his old quarters
where he was recognized by the Sheriff He
admits knowledge or completely with horse
stealing operations in this county, and may be
made serviceable in ierreting out some Of the
nn.rs lint ifest ihe hnrler 10 uns I'm This cnnnir
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We shall soil our Good for CASH. or t. prompt paying
Cheap as the Cheapest,

that Is the trade particularly DESIRE and shall endea
take Of We take pleasure in showing Goods
and shall be happy to do any me for without it
can hardly expect to sell.
I.Lfob,,Lo Orf l
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HATS and CAPS.

A good assortment Of the latest stfles IOr
sale cheap at WII.LARDS.
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g. M. Psttengiil a Co.'s
DOMESTIC MATTERs.

FouRrn LEcruRE.--The fourth Lecture OF the
village course will be giveuat Fisk H'll' on
Tuesday evening next, at a before eight pre-
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\ EaaArA.--Au error or two crept into the ad'
verisemeut Of the Ashlabula 4 New Lisbon
sR. II. Company, fixing the times for paying in
staltpeh,s. The Apri and July instalments are
payable on the llth of each Of those months
instead Of the 10th, as appeared IN a portion Of
cur la, weeks edition,
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Relief for the Amioted !!

hR. j.. G. CLARK, German Reform
~ ed Unpothc Physician and Surgeon, ormery sf the
firm Of Clark Gbson can be consulted at the following
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LADIES DRESS GOODS.

A large stock of Broad Cloths Of every grade
and color AsoBeover Cloths Csssimess Ssttnetts Ken
tucky Jeans, Nestings, &c., &c.
Having number Of persons engaged am now prepared to
furnish READY MADE Clothing TO order short notice,
and all work warranted.
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Public Sale.

By the undersigned, Public Aactioueey.
WXT1LL be sold at public sale, to the last
w and highest bidder, by the under
signed Auctioneer, at the last residence Of
Pierre Savant, on Bayou Boeuf,
On Saturday 10th December r..rt, !,
1859, the following Slave belonging to the
Estate of Antoine Attales deceased, late Of
the Parish Of St. Landry, to wit:
A certain negrowoman named Nathalie OF
Marie, aged about IS years.
Terms and Conditions Three hum
dred Dollars of the purchase price payable
cash, and the balance payable in one and two
years from the day of sale. Purchasers fur
nishing security to the satisfaction of the ad-
ministrator' of said Estate, and all sums not
punctually paid at maturity to bear interest
at 8 per cent per annum from time due until
paid. and moreover the slave remaining spe-
cially bypothecated unto said Estate until full
and entire payment Of capital and interests.
LOUIS STAGG.
Opelousas, November 9Th, 1859.
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NEW ARRIVALS.

| NEW ARRIVALS
| eG> JUST received at the OPELOUSAs
~ DRUG STORE, kept by
~ Pc 8o U>8}8}RARDo
- Soluble Phosphate oe lron OF Leras
Hypophosphite Of Soda, Bromide Of Potassium.
Iron Alum, And general assortment of French
Chemicals and Patent Medicines
ENeLIsH AND AMERICAN PATENT MED1c1NEs-
Kennedy's great Medical Discovery, McLeans
ii,nvigoaating Cordial, Jonas Whitcomb's Asthma
Remedy, etc.
CuTLERY.--Ladies' fine Penknives; Gentlemen's
pocket and Sporting Knives; Fine Razors, in cases;
Ladies' Scissors assorted in cases. and by the single
pair; Forceps aud Pullikins.
STArioNEkY.--Record,L Letter and Note Paper of
the best quality Steel Pens, Pen Holders, India
Rubber Squares; Lead Pencils, Guilot Carmine
Ink, Envelopes, Maynard & Noye's celebrated
Black writing lux.
FANCY ARTICLES AND fERFUMERY.-Biscut Sta
tuettes PorceIaine and Glass Powder Boxes, Porte
monnaies, Handerchiefs Extracts, Pomatum Toi-
let Soaps, Creole OIL for the hair etc.
suNDRlEs.-Paints, Zinc and White Lead, Col
ors ground IN Oil and Water. Lamp and Linseed
Oils, Brushes, etc.
. ALso,-A lot fspeeie Jars, suitable to put up
Preserves.
Opeousas, November 10th, 1859.
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ElaS ct offer.

TWVH HE undersigned being determined te
IL sell out, on account ofill health, offers
his fine Steam saw mill situated in the cen.
ter of a splendid pine wood, together with all
the establishment. out houses, &c. at an ex.
tremely low price and on reasonable credit
He will also sell or rent on very reasonable
terms a fine house and lot situated in Vile
Platte, almost new and fit for any kind of bu-
siness. 1t consists Of large house, kitchen,
Office, cabins, corn crib. carriage house, yard,
garden, pasture &c.
For further informations apply to the un.
dersi gned at the Saw Mill on Beaver Greek,
to Andre Dardeau at Vile Plate, or to the
editor Of the Courier, Opelousas
E. DARDEAU.
November 26th 1850. I'm.
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w DE OBJ Be
ST. MlRY'S ACADEMY, !,
.Fot: 9o1gs.
0pelousas, st. Landry, La.

THVHIs Institution, lately established in the town
L of opeloasas, to bestow upon the boys and
youths OF Parish incunpar abits blessing ot
Goth of October.
The course of instruction will embrace such
branches as will be most useful to the pupils; the
UTMOST care will be paid to their rapid improve.
ment
The best Teachers will be selected; their num-
Der will be increased, to suit the increasing number
of the students.
The very great success of the Institution from
the beginning, the long experience Of those at the
mead of it, their unconquerable determination TO
carry out the noble work, are the best pledge they
can offer to parents for the improvement Of their
children.
Forterms and other particulars apply to
Rev. GILBERT RAYMOND,
Opelousas, September 25th 1858.
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FOR S AItF.

IA FINE Plantation situated in the cen
INA ter of Prairie Mermento, in the Parish
of St. Landry, measuring about 100 arpeuts
Of high land, upon which there is small
dwelling house, a quantity Of orange trees
and fine canal. This property is the only
one in Mermento which is suitable for Saw
Mill, being situated at the junction of Bayous
Nez-Piquez and Cannes.-Also, a Cypress
Swamp of l50 arpents, situated on Nez-Pi.
quez, one Of the best and richest Cypress
Swamps on that stream.-Also, the undivided
sixth part in tract of wood land, measuring
700 superficial arpents.
For further information, apply to F. Ri.
'h'rd in BelA Yae' or to the Sndsr5ig9sd znfg9s,5
September II, 1859.
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AMERICAN AROMATIC BITTER CORDIAL,

For La0aes, pen so'as advanced IN yea,s S, 4.c
W thing to suit the taste. The second is already
prepared, and is to be taken as prepared. Foth car
be taken together The use OF one or the bther OF
both at the same time restores to health and re.
establishes the digestive organs, the eau e of all
such diseases Liver Complaint, Nervbus Dis.
eases, General Debility, &C., &C., and Il conva.
lescence accompanied with great weakness, and
natural consequences offevers. 1t is great rene.
dy for bringing back strength of the body, &c., &c
For sale by A. A PEYCHAUD, Druggist, ir
New Orleans, and S. LEVY, agent, in Opeiousas.
Octobe- 8th, lS59-ly.
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ST. LANDRY MEDICINE DEPOT.

eaAEn THE undersigned keeps constantly
WE on hand a large and well selected stock
Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Dye
- tufts, Varnishes, Brushes, Glass, Perfu-
me'y aud incy Articles: Pure Wines and Bran
dies for m kicna! purposes, Stationery Garden
Seeds and choice Havana Segars, and Tobacco.
for the sale of Cherry Pectoral, Cathartc Pills. &C.
Also agent for Moffat's, Louden's, Champion's,
Hull2s, Woolman's, Rorrand's, Railways r. r. r.
and Perry Davis Pain Killer, and ali other popular
Patent Remedies.
Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours,
night and day. Physicians and Planters orders
respectfully solicited. JOHN POSEY,
Druggist and Apothecary.
Opelousas November 9th, lS5s.-1Y.