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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-28

LITTLE FAULTs.-A writer thus speaks
Of the fatal influence Of small faults on
the peace of households Homes are
more often darkened by the continual re-
currence of small faults than by the actual
presence of any decided vice. These are
apparently of very dssimlar magnitude, yet
it is easier to grapple with the one than
with the other. The. Eastern traveller can
combine his forces, and hunt down the IT,
ger that prowls upon his path but he
finds it scarcely possible to escape the mus
ketoes that infest the Sair he 4breathes, or
the 1eas that swRrm.in the sand he treads.
The drunkard has been known to renOunce
his darling vice the slave to dress and
shun extrayagance, her besetting sin but
the waspish temper, the irritating tone,
rude, dogmAtc manner, sand. hundred name
less neglgencsS that spoil the beauty of as
sociation, have rarely done other than pro-
ceed till the action of disgust and gradual
alienation has turned all the currents of af-
fection from their course, leaving nothing
but barren track, over which the mere
skeleton of companionship stalks alone.
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The work OF The wheat harvest IS becOm-
ing quite general all over the West, and
the berry of the wheat is reported general
ly to be of Unusual size and soundness.
The corn is beginning to tasse, and is in
many localities beyond danger from the
seasons uncertainties. The late copious
rains and warm sunshine baVe been highly
favorable to the corn. There will be little
more than a full average yield of wheat
this year, aud probably about a third
more corn tbap has eyer been raised
in the West before. The prospects are
certainly ip the highest degree eDcourag-
ing for the West, aud we congratu late the
farmers and everybody else on evident
J good times coming p Chicago Journal.
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PAINTS, OILS, &c.-30O gal Linseed
IL Oii-l00 gallons Sperm Oil-l00 gallona Tanners OIL
90 gallons Lard Oil50 gallons Lunar o5oo gallons Coal
Q-l00 gallons Spirits Turpentine-e0 gallons burning fuia
40 gallons Alcohol, 96 per cent. . Il. -. -.
5000 h White Lead Oi-2000 ibs Mnerel 500 lbs
yellow Oebre-600 Ms jet Red3o0 lbs Putty 40 haadert'
90 lbs Furnture YsrDis4Oibs Coach Yarnsh0O lbs Jap
pan Varnish-25 tbs DemaF Yarnsh.
Also, chrom Green Paris Creep, iiampeen Green Chroms
HeloV Red Lead Rhk Lad Ltbrlge Indian Red Chinese
Yermon IVoEy Back Whiting and large assortment Of
Artists COlOrs for eAle b. GEO. WlOLARD.
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MONEY SAVED.
DIANO FORTES & MELODEONS,
Il Stools Covers, Instruction Books &C. on terms that
cannol fail 70 please, at Ashtabula, Ohio

Geo. Hall has Just returned from N York. Boston aud
other eastern cities andis prepared after thorough inves
legations, TO offer still greater inducements in I8T
.. .,, Pianos and Melodeons.
Mr. Hall has the pleasure of saving that during the past 12
years. than three thousand hmilies have been made
glad by his individual efforts in the sale of Panos and Meode
It affords much pleasure TO hear almost daily expressions
like the following; ..-9l .f.... .r
nce we bought the Meodeon Of you John stays at home
every % eysnns eny ys ngs quite ~, well IN and S never % made %
helodeon Harriet postponed the journey East preierrns
improve the young folks than any thing
excepting the preaching OF the gospel Henry appeared
little inclined to insanity but since we bought the Meodeon,
he has entirely recovered am sorry did not buy BE
lodeon three years ago, when you spoke to mo-"
.--- Our Method.
We by Instruments, and pay for them. Never sold
Piano or keodeon commission. We are pledged to
other at the lowest possible figures, We have and
iR be exceled in having pianos and Meodeons
Beautiful Covers Stools and the best Instruction Books in
the world Believe us we W work for your interests
Piano F0rtes.
Emerson Cbickering Ladd Iaet Davis of Boston Ra-
ven, Bacon Co.; SteinWay Lighte Bradbury Hazloton
bany Knabe, Baltimore, &c n. b. Amy of these will be
nshed at from $780, to 81 OOO according style and finish
1IelodeonS.
e. Bishop gainesville Prince Co. Buffalo carhart
New York Mason iiamlin Boston Prices from $25 to
$3.50, N B. Every Piano and Mcodeon, fully warranted.
To Farmers aud Others
unacquainted with Instruments, BE not deceived Mr. Hall
is the only Dealer in the West who has invariably sold
First Class Pianos d .MelOdeons, q. No Others.
Be to Mr. Hall in person. write before purchasing
he has the MEANS and knowledge to befriend you.
Friendly Adrice.
Mr. Hall will take pleasure in answering any question in
atiOn TO Pianos and Meodeons by letter otheTwisnw
faithfully advise what instrument to buy and what price, &c
To Ministers and Churches,
AIr. Hall takes pleasure in making liberal discount
Terms Of Sale. -.t..-a
portion down. and reasonable time will be given on the
balance. All kinds Of Produce and Good Lumber and
building materials received in part pay Fifty cords Of Good
Wood, Wanted.
Direct all orders and letters to GEO. HALL Piano Dealer
Ashtabula, Ohio. Office and Depot ON Park street
February ], 1860.
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l-lAshtabula Union sohoo!l!....
Rstg csE. Bruce, A! M. ssp.-iss.ua.as

R6t! 8. n. bruce, A! M. sspsriai,naaat .9g
q. E. Bsucr, AM. -- Principal o. k,sh seboo
Mis- A. IT, CHAPMAN, 81 =. Assistant IN Nigh Sthoo
iss s. L. PANE. -I-y -r.I Grammar Schoo
iss NJ. f. BRowN, As istant IN DO do.
Miss A. u. WiNouEsrER,i . intermediates Department
Miss n. A. SroNR. -. Primary
Miss Anna FORD, Assist eut IN Primary
The School IL FSes ito all persons cf suitable age residing
within he Village pit and the District attached thereto
u Forty TyV weeks Constitute year sas uTsf
WI Fds S'pi, pr,,o.,v ma, ospur a e.st. .irl aa 500
For GNmmar :" -T-L ~ s.Iar yt' 1929
For Ilgh School - 1900
And pro rata tor ench term tt" 500 tH ti q
Tuition payable In advance. ID. tf ~ .. ol to. 3
All applications for admission TO be made to the Supen-
tendnnt I'D .N. N.t .N.- n -l.N.. lN o. .-N Q
The Fall Term September 10, 1852 and the Winter Term
January 2, 1860
II highly desirable that's pupils should begin At the open
ing nf terms No pupils out Of the village will be received foI
ale period than term, aud deductions for absence
cent IN cases of sickness reWoval. .r .... .' ID.
II. J.. MoRRsoN, PrcsL I
.Hn"- A. =. HuRBARD, Clerk, .....L .HHHHa
4re SrhtliTS Pstl4 n4s,2 t'sa' Board Of Education
-..H'I .n J.. HALL H. 3D. . / ..f. U.. '..r. u
III, FAssETT, 432
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cARRIAGE MANUFACToRY q DEPOT.

80 096
w. G. BEEHAM has at length perfected bis bust
arrangements that the public may be accommodated
call Tor most Of the
Various kinds of Pleasure Vehicles,
having numser fnshed up ready delivery be-
sides quantity Of work in various stages progress
which uay be completed upon very short notice. when pre-
ferred. .-.
Orders will be received work Of any particular style
or pattern -
With full supply Of the best hands be found In the
country ne fears competition west the
Of taste STYLE Of excellence of material the fidelity and
honesty with which bis work is put together or the truth
Of these statements may satisfy himself by
examination.
Repairing of all kinds done with promptnes salts.
factory terms.
WV G. BENHAM
Asht4hula March IS 1850. W. 6s6
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T"Astl,ch in Tin. save. NIps'-esI

s aoedsn piH happen. in vsnrsguisfeS Gsaihss
very desirable TO bave cheap and convenient NAy of
rtpairng Furniture, Toys, Crockery, &c.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-28

Horn AIL.-Dr. Dadd, in his late ex-
celIeDt work on the Disease Of cattle. trea is
with great severity the common opinion that
nearly every disease which attacks cattle is
the 'hornail," or "hollow horn,D or else
"tal ai"-the GOODNESS or heat which these
parts exhibit whenAt the anilpalis sick, being
only symptoms. We lately had valuable
cow taken sick, and kind neighbors directed
the horns to be bcred, the tail TO be shorten
ed in, &c, We suspected the trouble to a.
rise from accidentally eating too much grain,
producing indigestion and attendant evils,
and accordingly administered half a pound
of freshly pounded charcoal, mixed with a
quart of water, and poured down the ami
mails throat by means of junk bottle
This is one Of the best, most efficient, safe
and certain remedies ever used for such
diseases. 1t can scarcely in any case do
injury. In the present instance the hollow
horn and tail all were soon cured.
Country Gentleman.
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TOOLS. : Hardware

M ECHANICS TOOLS. - Hardware
1H1 and Building Materals.-Mulay snd Sash MA Saws,
Cro Cut lennon and Butng Saws, Hand Saws Back and
Compass Saws Chises Hand and Bench Axes Broad Axes
Socket FmerA Lignum yitn Maets Bench Screws, both
Iron and Wooden Bench Panes Hsa& Saw Handles Chsel
Handle Steel Squares Beve Try Squares Drawing Knives
the best make At cents per inch, Spirit Levels Grow Bars
Log Chans Coil Chains Sc per pound Manila Rope SMALL
and large size Strap Hinges Blind Hsngings Mortee Loeka
and Latches, Him Locks Fad Locks, Chest Iocks Trunk
Loeks. Lifting Handles Butts Screws and Door trimmings
q every Inscriptions common Anger, Cast Steel Auger
Cooks pateut Auger Bs Plane IRONS Files Of all dfscp
tiona Carriage Bolt Sheep Shears, wkinsons best Ham
Hatche Ares Brass and Silver Carriage Bands White
Wash Brushes Scrubbing Brushes; Hoes akes Forks ShU
ves Spades Picks raps Fox Traps Wolf Traps Selves
Suahs seyhes Brick and Plastering Trowes ~ inch
Augers Knives and Forks from SOC 10 q per se Pocket
Knives Shears Scissors Chalk Lines spoois Scratch Avis
besides Thousand things which 60 make full
sortment. Can always be found at .
Roor 4 MoRRIsoN's
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sa AUGUsT ApPOINTNIENTSs
PROHE an THINGsi
mr.. II. w. WADSWORTH, Eclectic
~ Physician and Surgeon win bein attendance AZ follows
Conneaut Thursday August 9TH
hshtabuls, Ashtabala House Saturday. Auenst IIth.
gainesville, COvies House, Monday, August isth.
Chardon. TUESDAY Augrst 18th
Cleveland, johnson House, August 18th and 10th.
The Mode Of Examination pursued by DIR. w.
very simple and entirely and by IL disease Of any
OF the internal vital organs 10 10 very few minutes detected
with faets and certainly without asking the patient ques-
ton OF having the least previous knowledge Of the
Scfofula, and all Diseases of Scrofulous origin.
Ulcers Tumor Enlarged Glands Joints Hip Disease SWELL
cd Neck Gee Sorouous Eyes Scald Head Eptona
the Face other parts Cancer Fista Spinal Diseases,
Dyspepsia Gravel Impotence Structure ST. Vitus Dance Ep
iepsy, ithenmatisn, Dropsy, &c Ges
All diseases peculiar Females chronic diseases Of
the Brain Eyes Throat Lungs Heart Stomach Liver Spleen
Kidneys SKIN or other organs
Those ssfering from ChroHic DGseaset
of description be assured that their cases viii b
treated fairly and canddy and they will not be encouraged
70 tas medicine without corresponding prospect OF beneh
IT. w has visited Cleveland and other places IN ONO ana
New York. regularly Tor the last ten years. and can furnish
patients with any anonnl Of evidence in regard to hrs SKIN
and publication as physician He vii visit the above
places month for year. thus giving aose who con-
t him an opportunity continue till cured. Those easest
by others pronounced curabe requested to eat vii
cost nothing to have case examined and explained
Those wishing consult BY letter, may direct 10 Batavia N
" or to the care Of the Hotel Of my appointments.
H. W. WADSWORTH NJ r.. Batavia N. Y,
Residence and Principal Once
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AshtAbula, March Is, 1850.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA

BeneSOLsHt IpsffBoH, esabshed By special ENdOWmOaf
for tAs Rslief Of the Sick and Distressed afflicted
Hith YfTNIsHt and Epidemic Dsssases.
HNHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. iD
view Of the awful destruction of human fe caused by
Sexual Diseasesand the deeepons pracced upon un
fortunate victims Of such diseases by Quaeks yea
ago directed their consulting surgeon CHARITABLE
ACT worthy oftheir name, TO open Dispensary the
treatment Of this class Of diseases in all their FORMS and
give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS to all who apply by letter.
with subscription Of their condition, (age occupation, habits
MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. II is needless TO add that
the Association commands the highest Medical skill Of
and will furnish the most approved modern treatment
The Directors OF the Association in their Annual Report
the treatment Of SEXUAL Diseases for the year ending
January st 1858, express the highest satisfaction with the
which he's attended the bos of the Consulting
geon in the OF Spematohooa Seminal Weakness I'm
poenee. Gohorrhoa Gleet Syphilis the vice of 0nansm
elfabuse &c. and order continuance Of the plan for
the ensuing year.
The Directors review Of the past feel assured that
th abors 10 this sphere Of benevolent have been
great benefit to the afflicted especially young
they have resolved to devote themselves with
10 this very important and much despised cause
An admirable Report SpeunatOFThea Seminal Weak
mesa the Vice Of Onanm Masturbstion Self Abuse and
other diseases Of the Sexual Organs the Consulting
gson which viii Be sent BY mail (n sealed EnvelOpe)
lkEE OF CHARGE the receipt Of two stamps for pos
Other Reports and Tracts and treatment
Of seIai diseases, diet &c, constantly being published
gratmts13 distribution and will be sent To the anicted
Some of t1e remedies and OF treatment dscoy
cred durias the last year, Of great value.
Addrcss, Dr. J. SklLLfAN HOUGHrON, ! citing Surgeon
Howard Association No. South NINTH Shs Philadelphia
GEO. FAIRcHTID, Secretary.
n III
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The Truth Rightly spoken.

. . .
Mr.. john Johnston, the celebrated Geneva
farmer, of Western New York, in a recent
letter addressed to Colonel b. p. johnson,
Secretary of the New York State Agricul-
tnral Society, and published in the Month
Ia Journal of the Society, lays down these
telling facts, in brief, which we presume no
farmer will deny, and we hope all will apply
whose shortcomings bring them within the
pale of the implied truth
notice that those farmers who have
most difficulty to make ends meet, always
plow most, and keep most stock. Now
these men take the true plan to keep them
selves poor, because their crops and stock
are always poor and bring little. 1t is a
good profit to raise that 800 bushels of
wheat from ten acres but when it takes
thirty acres to raise that amount, it is raised
at a loss so it is with cattle and sheep I;
| you will see the thinking farmer making
/ four.year. steers worth from $50 to $50
| each and his neighbours at the same age, not
worth over $25 to. 40.E Now this onght
not TO be, in country where all men are
born free and equal if the farm is rich,
then labor intelligently employed will make
the owner soon in easy circumstances F.; if
his land is exhausted, (and great many
farms arel then he should plough no more
than he could thoroughly manure. Seed
with. clover and grass, and let it rest ever
| for two years. and that yield will not only
pay well for tillage, but it will furnish man
ure (if rightly managed) to make another
field of the same size, rich also it is baC
policy, when field is once highly mauured
to continue cropping it with grain until the
manure is used up. The latter end of tha
land will be worse than the first but let
that land lay in clover, even one year, but
two is better, after it is manured, and ther
it will stand perhaps six good crops before
it requires manuring if a clay subsoil
| know il will .r
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INSURANCE AGENoY.-H. Fassctt,


II zSHT1BULA, ONO,
h the authorised Agent Ashtab0la County Of the follow
ing named Insurance. Companies which have complied
ths laws Of Ohio, and authorized to transact business In
this State.
taken on Farm and detached buildings and eonen
~ the lowest rates Of responsible companies for TO i've
years, and on property IN villages at fair rates
Losses hoBorAblY adjusted nad promptly paid.
Home Insurance Company,
Cash Capital ali paid in ............ $l,ooo,ooo
gNPtaes over. .''..s''. s'''s''s''' Ao'ol9
City Fire Insurance Company,
NEW HAVEN CONN
Capital actually paid In. in.......s,.s.. $4,000 90
surplus OF oVer..... ..'ssssss...'' H4sjOO 10
Charter Oak Fire 4 Marine Insurance Co.
HAErFoRD, CONs., JASUAhY j, 1850.
Capital actually paid In cash. ........ 100000 90
Ispt attention 70 applications from Of The county
tAs andsfsigned Il also Agsui for the
Chasisr Oak Life Insurance Company,
Of Hartford Cons.
ne Eerutan and condition q vhis 4 nst suYuasssd
y Az sompany IA ths Uniea-
AshiAsua, Marsh u, 1885. Ssl
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T ETTER PAPER-Call and get some
~ Of that SUPERIOR article OF LETTER PAPER and
ENVELOPES, Cheap at sH .-ar
.-tE 81 j. E. CHAPMAN's
New York Dry Goods and Variety Store.
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THEV lately tried man IN Vermont fol
stealing hogs The jury. retiring to the
woods to deliberate, came in with the YER
diet Guilty of hog stealth in the fust de,
gree. The judge informed them they
should have assessed the value Of the hogs;
there were no degrees in the hog-stealing,
and they must bring verdict in proper
form. Again the jury took to the woods,
and, after mature deliberation, old Sim
Turner made out the following FORM " bich,
on their return, be handed with much
pomposiiy to the clerk who read aloud
"We, The jury, pusillannermously doth 6nd
the defendant guilty in the sun of one dol
lar and half in favor of the hogs"
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scrof,,la. or Kings Evil.

4. .or.,;tutional disease, corruption Of the
49, b, which this fluid becomes vitia,ed,
s~s.i Ana poor. Beng in the circulation, ii
,,srvades the whole body, and may burst out
N disease on any part Of It. No organ is free
from its attacks, nor Is there one which Il may
not destroy. The scrohiloos toint is variously
caused by mercural disease, low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, filth
and hlthy habits, the depressing vices, and,
above all, by the venereal infection. What.
ever be its origin, It is hereditary in the con-
stitution, descending " "fromparents to children
unto the third and fourth generation /" indeed,
It seems 70 be the rod Of Hun who says, IL
win visit the miquites Of the fathers upon
their children"
Its effects commence BY deposition from the
blood Of corrupt or ulecrous matter, which, in
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed
tubercles; in the glands, swellings; and on
the surface, oruptions or soros This foul cor
ruption, which genders in the blood, depreSscs
the energies Of life, so that scrofulous consttu-
tons not only suffer from scrofulous COM
plants, but they have far less power 10 With
stand the attacks of other diseases; conse-
quently vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofulous in their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this taint in the
system. Most Of the consumption which de-
climates the human family has its origin directly
in this scroftilous contamination and many
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain,
and, indeed, of all the organs, arise from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
| One quarter of all our people are scrofulous; (;
| their persons are invaded by this lurking in
| fection, and their health is undermined by 1t.
To cleanse it from the system we must renovate
the blood by an Alternative medicine, and IN
yigorate it by healthy food and exercise.
Such a medicine we supply in
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A MAKE-UP B1UxpER.--A very laugh
able mistake is shown in the following mix
ing of two artces--one concerning preach
er, the other about the freaks Of q mad dog
which occurred in a hurried makeup:
''The Rev. James Thompson, rector Of
St. Andrews church, preached to a large
concourse of people on Sunday last. This
was bis last sermon. in few weeks he
yiIl bid fn.ewell to bis Congregation,
as his physician advises him to cross the
Atlantic. He exhorted his brethren aud
after the conclusion Of a prayer, took a
whm to cut up some frantic freaks. BE
ran up Timothy street to College. At this
state of the proceedings a couple Of boys
seized him and tied a tin kettle to his tail,
aud he again started a great crowd col
lected, and for time there was q grand
scene Of running and confusion Attor 6
long race be was finally shot by police
man
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legations, to offer still grelter Inducements in
Pianos and MeLOde0nS.
Nh Hall has the ple Of saying that during the past l2
years han three thousand families have been made
glad by his individual efforts n the sale Of Pianos and MeOds-
ons. '.
1t affords much pleasure hear almost daily expressions
like the folloWingi
sncs bought the Melodeon you John stays at home
every evening Henry sings quite WE'LL and never made a
sound before, susan da without the six deas 70 have
Piano Them IL MeodeOns you sold our town done
more to improve the young ok than thing not
little inclined insanity but since bought the Melodeon
be has entirely recovered am 50 sorry lad not buy Ne
Oitr Method.
We buy Instruments and pay for them Never sold one
Piano or helodeon on commission We are pledged to
particular make. VIII deliver any desirable make IDEAL In no
other at the lowest possible figures We have and
Hl Be eKceed in having nice pianos and MeodeOns
Beautiful Covers stools and tie best instruction books in
the world Believe ioll work for your interests
Piano FOrteS
Emerson Chiekerng Iadd Hallet Davis of Boston Ra.
ven, Bacon Coz SteinWay, Lghte, Bradbury Hazieton
Brothers stodar Co. New York BoardmAn Gray Al
Dissd al On $780, 10 q 600 SeSOrdngto style and anah
MelOdeoRs
T. NJ Bishop, PalBesvle, Prince Co. Buffalo Carhart
New York Mason q Hamin, Boston. Prices from S25 10
$3.50, N b. Every Piano and helodeon, fully warranted
TO Farmers aud Others
unsoquaDted with Insuments Be not deceived Mr. Hall
s the only De9ler In the West who has invariably sold
Be see Nc Han 10 person. on write before purchasing
a. he has tbs means and knowledge TO beiiend you
Fkiendtz AdUice.
Mr. Hall WIN take pleasure IN answering any question In re
aton o Pianos and hsOdeOns By letter OherWsB-Wl
nhfay advise what Instrument 70 buy, and what prizes,
TO Ministers and CAWrehes,
NJ. Han iAAss Pss4lrs ia making liDsrai discount
Terms of Sale.
PORTION Down aud reasonable time, win Be given the
aaaee, Az Kinds Of PToduee and some Good fpmbeE and
w s.sAa rsesiyedth pa pay fn5 eord Of Good
Darsst all eas and isfsrsto GEO HALL, Piano Dealer,
H1en1a. oAte. oncs aud Depot os PAIf ssFest. "