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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-21
Pianos and Melodeous

Pianos and Melodeoas.
Mr. Hall has the pleasure Of saying that during the past l2
years than three thousand families have made
glad by his individual efforts in the sale of Pianos and Meode
It affords pleasure hear almost daily expressions
like the following;
"Snce bought the Meodeon Of you John stays at home
every evening Henry sings quite WELL and never made
sound before Susan did without the silk dress have
nice Piano Them Il Ieodeon you sold IN our town dons
improve the young folks than any thing not
e inclined to insanity but since we bought Se Meodeon
be has entirely recovered. am sorry did not buy Me-
iodeOn three years ago, when you sPoke.to me-"
Oar Method.
We buy instruments, and pay for them. Never sold
Piano Melodeon commission. We pledged to
particular Win deliver any dssrabe make IDEAL in no
other the lowest possible figures We have and
pH excelled in having nice pianos and Melodeons
beautiful patterns and fine rosewood fnsh superb tone 6e
Beautiful Covers Stools and the best Instruction Books in
the world. Believe us, pW work for your interests
Piano F0rteS.
Emer,on chcering, Lndd, Haet Davis Of Boston Rs-
ven, Bacon Co; Steinway ligte h Bradbury Hazoton
Brothers Stodart Co, New York Boardman Gray Al
bany Knabe, Baltimore &C. N b. Any of these will be fur
nhed at from $780, to SOOO according to style and nsh
MeLodeons.
EN- Bishop Panesville Prince & Co. Buffalo Carhart I
$3.50, N B. Every Piano and MeOdeon, fully warranted.
To Farmers aud Others
nnaoquOinted with Instruments Be not deceived Mr. Hall
is the only Dealer IN the vest who has invariably sold
First Class Pianos d. .netodeOas, q. No Others.
Be to Mr. Hall in person, write before purchasing
he has the MEANS and knowledge to befriend you.
Friendly Adrioe.
Mr. Hall will take pleasure in answering any question
laon Pianos and Melodeons by letter otherwisnw
faithfully advise what instrument to buy and what price, &c
TO Ministers and Churches,
Mr. Hall takes pleasure in making liberal discount
Terms of Sale
portion down. and reasonable time will be given the
balance. All kinds Of Produce and Good Lumber
building Materials received in part pay. Fifty cords Of Good
Wood, Wanted. fI.-.. ..r
Direct all orders and letters 10 GEO HALL Piano Dealer
Ashtsbula,, Ohio Office and Depot on Park street
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WATER-1Ts TRANSFORMATIONS There is
no material substance whose transforma.
tiOns are more marvellous and whose rela
tions are more complex aud extensive, than
those of water. A recent writer on the
subject says lyon take in your hand u
hailstone, and it rapidly changes into a
transparent fluid, which gradually vanishes,
only to reappear. during frosty weather, in
dew drops upon your window when it
resumes, in delicate ramifcations, its former
crystalline solidity. You place another under
a bell glass, with thrice its weight of lime,
and it soon melts and disappears, leaving
behind it four parts, instead of three, of
perfectly dry earth If beef steak be
strongly pressed between two sheets CT
blotting paper, it will yield four-ffths of
its own weight of water while the ex-
periments, of Berzelius and Dalton prove
that Of The human frame not excepting
the bones, only one-fourlh is solid matter,
the rest being water. Dalton found, by ex
periments ON his own person, that five
sixths of the food taken day by day, to re-
pair the human. frame, is also water. OF
potatoes, again no less than seventy.fVe
per cent is water, and turnps, at least
ninety--a fact which, as has been remark
ed, explains the small inclination of turnp
fed cattle and sheep for drink"
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HoS. THOMAS CoRwIN, is, most folks
know, man who has dark complexion
His joke about bis "mulatto" adventure in
New Orleans, which he tells at bis own ex.
pense, is equalled by this one, which we
never before happened to meet with Cor.
win was introduced in New York, TO a
freshly arrived Englishman, as being an
Ohloan, This term evidently puzzled John
Bull but in moment his face frightened
and he seized O by the hand, expressed bis
Joy At making bis acquaintance, and kindly
inquired Whether his tribe we're at peace
with the whites :" or
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"a the future the aged regard it still at a
distance; but both are smitten suddenly as
by bolt from the cloud--a serpent from
the brake--or shaft from on unseen
culver. There Is no safety, therefore, save
ia that habitual preparation which nothing
can deceive, and nothing surprise.
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CoRsErs,--A New York doctor, who is
evidently death on corsets, because corsets
are death to women, says that in the year
1850, l0,l95 females died of consumption
to 5.640 males. Difference owing mainly
to tight lacing. Declares that it has been
proved that even man inhales more air
when he is undressed than after be has got
his tOggery on--powerful inference against
the safety Of constructing the waist Says
an English woman is in the prime of her
attractions at The age Of 35, while an Anne,
rican lady has usually begun to fade just
10 years younger. That's so. Reason
English woman takes air and exercise =
American ditto takes airs and no exercise
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AUGUST APPOINTMENTS.
PROBE ALL THlNGS!
DR. II. w. WADSWORTH, Eclectic
~ Physician and Surgeon win be in attendance foows
counesut Thursday, August 9th.
Jeferecn Friday August 10TH
Painesyills, Ccwles House, Monday, August 18th.
Chardon, Tuesday, August l4th.
Cleveland, johnson House, August 18th and I6Ih
The Mode OF Examination pursued by Dr. w.
h very simple and entirely and by Il disease Of any
Of the internal vital organs is In very few minutes detected
With facility and certainty without asking the patient ques
fon having the least previous knowledge Of the
ScFofula, and all Diseases OF a ScrOfuOus origin.
Ulcers Tuos Enlarged Glands Joints Hip Disease swell
"a Neck Goe Scouous Eyes Scad Head Erupions
On the other parts Cancer Fstus Spinal Diseases
Dyspepsia Gravel ImpOtenes Structure ST. Vitus Dance, Ei-
lspsy, Rheumatism, Dropsy, &e- &c.
All deakes peculiar 70 Females and all chronic diseases OF
she Brain Eyes, Threat Lungs Heart Stomach Liver spleen
Kidneys, skin or other organs.
Those sueerin1 from Ckrouie DlSsases
Of sny description may assured that their will be
treated hiy and candid and they will not be encouraged
take medicine without corresponding prospect OF dement,
nr has visited Cleveland and other places in Ohio and
New York regularly for the last ten year,, and can furnish
pacns amonnl Of evidence in regard 10 his skill
and ouali6cationi an physician. He will visit the above
places month for year, thus giving aos who con-
sut him opportunity to continue till cured Those oase
bv others incuabe, requested to t vii
cost nothing to have yonr case examined and
Those Wishing consult by letter, direct to Batavia N
r. or TO the Of the Hotel At Of appOulments
II. ". WADSWORTH, NJ D., Batavia N v,
Residence and Principal Ofiee.
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Death Is the most certain, and Jet the
most uncertain Of events That il will
come, no oae can question bat when, no
ene ean decide. The young behold II alAr
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HoWARp AseoofATIoN.

P.,s,o,., F,,,itstou saablsksd ~ spsai Eafssssrf
fer fhe Pehsf of ihs Sict ard Disirslsed, al,fifa
rhA piruisnf and Eptdsnie Dsssasss. 60.
TNHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, In
Il view Of the awful destruction Of human n eaused
Sexual and the decrptions The M
fortunate victims Of such diseases by Quack nsve yss
ago directed their consulting surgeon, aa ChAhI Ahhs
ACT worthy ofther name, 10 open Diapensafy or tns
treatment OF this class Of Diseases IN a their forna and "
give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS 70 all who apply By letter.
with absorption Of their condition. ag, occupation haon
MEDICINES FREE or CHARGE Hls needless 70 add that
the Association commands the highest Medical skill Of hs
ave and will furnish the most approved treatment
THE directors the Association IN their Annual Rsport
non the treatment of Sextua Diseases Tor the year ending
January lat 1868 express the highest satisfaction with the
rce which he's attended the nbor Of the Consulting Suf
qeon In the cure Of Spemaorrhoga Seminal Weakness I'M
eabuse &c. and order contnuanee OF the plan Sof
the ensuing year.
The Directors on review Of the past feel assured that
their abor IN this sphere Of benevolent eor have bees o
gst benefit 10 the afflicted especially 70 the young aud
thew have resolved TO devote themselves with renewed rea
10 this very important and much despised cause -
An admirable Report Spemaiorrhoa or Seminal Weaks
ness the Vice Of Onanism asturbaon or sell heass
other diseases Of the Sexual Organs BY the Consulting su
geon, which will be sent by mail lin . sealed knveepel
FREE OF CHARGE the receipt OF two stamp Ios pcs
age Other Reports aud Tracts the nature and eaunen
Of SEXUAL Diseases diet, &e constantly being pubeu
gratnbIp, dstnbuton and VIII be sent to the aneieo-
Some remedies and methods Of treatment dFsef'
| cred duhns the last year, Of great value.
Addrrss, Dr. J. SKIIIiAN HOUGHT0N, letting hurgeos
Howard Association No South NINTH StEs Philadelphia
80 GEo FAfRCHIID, Secretary.
| a52 EZRA H. HEARTWFLIs. Presfdsni
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MECHANICS TOOLS. = Hardware

lN1 and Building Msterals.-Mulsy and Sash Mill Saws,
Croes Cut lennon and Bung Saws, Hand Saws Back and
Compass Saws ChSses Hand and Bench Axes Broad Axes
Socket Firefs lgnum Vita hallets Bench Screws both
Iron and Wooden Bench Planes Hand Saw Handles Chsel
HAndea Steel Squares Beveu Try Squares Drawing Knives
the bsst make ct cents per ineh Spirit Levels Grow Bars
Log Chains Coil Chains At Sc per pound Manila Rope small
and Lafchss Rim Locks Pad Locks Chest Locks Trunk
Ioeks Lifting Handles Butts Screws aud Door trimmings
Of every descriptions Augers Cast Steel AuRers
Cooks pateut Auger Btt Plane Irons Files Of all discrip-
tons Carriage Bot Sheep Shears, Wkinsons best Ham
Sers Hstchs Axes Brass and Silver Carriage Bands White
Wash Brushes Scrubbng Brushes; Hoes, Rake Forks SbO-
ves Spades Picks RaTaps Fox Traps Wolf Traps Selves
Snaths Seythe Brick and Pasterng Trowells, 2h inch
Auger Knives and Fork from SOC TO s. per sett Pocket
Knives, Shears, SeisrChak Lines spoo, Scratch Avis
besides a thousand = things which 60 to make full as
sortnent. Con slvsys be found at
Roor & MoRRIsoN's
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Ashtabula Union School.
Rsv. c. n. Bruce, a. M. superintendent.


q, K BWvor. AM, Principal Of TI,sh sehool
Miss A. II. CHAPMAN, Assistant In High School
Miss s. l.. PAINE Grammar School
Miss H. r. BROWN, Assistant In 10 do.
Miss A. u. WINCHESTER, Intermediate Department
MiaA e. A. sTONR. Primary
Miss ANNA FORD, Assist ant IN Primary
The school IA IYes 70 all persons Of suitable age residing
within the Village limits, and the District attached thereto
Forty STtyV weeks Constitute year Tsas abroad
will be.
For Grammar 1900
And pro rsta for each term. .
Tuition payable In advance
All applications lot admsson 70 oe MADE 70 The Superin-
tendant 80 =. -
The Fall Term September 10, 1859, and the Winter Term,
January 2, 1850.
highly desirable thata pupils should begin at the open-
inc Of terms No pupils out of the village will be received for
ess period term and deductions for absence
can't In cases Of sickness reNiova.
II. l.. MORRISON, Prest I
A. f. HuRRARD, CLERK,
STEPHEN HALL, Treas. ~, =. r, ,--,,-..
j. A. PRENrICE, D0ofu Vi Euuoa'iOn'
J.. HALL
II. FAssETT, a32
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EOR SALE RY

A. HENDRY, Ashtabua Nathan Parish, Kingsvills; L
Lyon Conneaut X. Spring. Geneva; ~. W. Pulls Co.
Austinburg; W. r. Allen, Jefferson Beeh Ashley, Rich
moud 2. Mead, and X. N. NorOn AndOver A. r. Beck
with Co. New Lyme b. F. Phillips Colebrook 4; T. Cur
tis, Trumbu Hiram Morgan, Harsgrove Z. l.. Gibbs Or
well. And by Medicine Dealers generally.
E3 For medicines agencies address
II. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland
ly532 Agent for Ohio
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Iy5s2
WATSON'S NEURALGIA KING
WONDERFUL SUCCESS.

Read The astonishing cures Of tUeH knotrn eiIi.
zens Of Buffalo.
es IT CURED Mr.. s. HemenwRy. Proprietor Of Niagara
Street Omnibus Line, of Neuralgia and RheumAtsm In the
neck and shoulders.
tI@ ONE BOTTLE cured Nr. Elias Weed, Commiaaion
Merchant Of Neuralgia of the head and neck after all
other remedies failed.
t Mr. l.. GROsYENOR, of Perry street. who was eonnn>
ed to the house. and entirely unable % attend 10 business
now well from the use of Natsons Neuralgia King
t'R@ THE NEURALGIA KING cured Mr.. Joseph Cooley,
Seneca street. Of NFLAMMATORY KHEUhATsh OF long stand
ing At the time Of commencing its he confined 10
his bed.
IL JAMES vAHvETKENBURG, a we'll known police
Of this city cured Of Rheumatis and Neuralgia
its worst form.
t-V- EXPLANATORY RHEUMAT1SH-.sfr. Q. H. Reed,
No SO Carroll street, cured after trying other Rsnediss
for yesD
A. L. Mathews, Proprietor,
5olyl BUFFGLO, Y. "
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FAMILY MEDt.
prfoSa.

Vegetable pills per box, 20 Sarsaparlla per bottle u oo
Green Mountain 0int Eye Lotion, 1s
mant, per box, 20 Children'e PRnaees y
Fever Ague Remedy, box 80 Health Bters package, ~
Dvsentrry Syrup, BOTTLE 90 Consunptives Balm bot 80
Marsha's Uterine Cath Manual Of Health, pr copy rs
ollcon, per bottle, so GraefeDberg Pile Remedy, ~
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lust RECEIVFD.-A variety of Flaw
d orns Extracts freshly prepared and very nice, viz
fcaeh Raspberry, Celery,
Pine Appls, Rataha, Lemon,
Strawberrv VeniliA Rose.
Also the Extracts for sale by the Pint Of
pauufaeure which warrant TO be equal n IN the
market HENDRY 4 COPELAND.
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THE
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MONEY SAVED.

DIANO FORTES & MELODEONS,
i Stools Covers Instruction Books &c. on terms that
cnnnot fail 70 please, at Ashtabula, Ohio. -
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o"L
S
W. G. BEsHAM has at length perfected his buSi-
arrangements that the public may be accommodated
call for most OF the
Various kinds of Pleasure Vehicles,
having number finished up and ready for delivery, be-
aides large quantity of various stages of progress
which may be completed upon very short notice. when
feued.
Orders will be received for work Of any particular style
or pattern.
With full supply Of the best hands be found in the
country he fears competition west in the matter
Of style Of excellence Of MATERIAL the fidelity and
honesty with which bis work put together. OF the truth
Of these statements any may satisfy himself BY personal
examination.
Repairing Of all kinds with prOmptness and satia
Aetory terms.
WIZ G. BENHAM
Ashtabula March IS 1880. $50
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R00TS & SHOES = THE ORDER
~ OF THE DAY
In The Hubert Btoek-OldT X9.
TIE subscribers wish TO a. call the attention Of the
public 70 the fact that they are in the Market and
soa aGS S SsUsy % Ss osse ~
Ready made and also TO order Of Good QO cheap
competitors.
They their shop shall not be whit behind both
20 ey and beauty In manufacture Of the kinds
work They say nethng than they intend to furnish the
best the market Affords whether the kind the other
shey purchase for cash. and not confined to market
eappIies.
Among the articles to be found the foowing Gents
French Calf Boots Kip Boots all kinds, Coarse Kip Boots
Calf BroEan Shoes Calf Oxford Shoes Gents high Patent
Congress CATERS also the ordinary Congress CATERS suitable
for the Summer trade Boys Boots and Shoes adapted to
the season. Also a nice article Of Oxford Ties.
10 The LADIES
they Wish to say that they can supply you with
Geiters as good and as Cheap
be found in this ploce elsewhere Pces which
anno fail 10 please them both Congress and Lace with heels
and without hoacco and Kid Pokas MoTaceo Busins light
and heavy Chden Plain and Fancy Shoes Patent Leather
ADcIe Ties for Children.
Our motto is SMALL PROFITS READY Ply -
Gail and look At these Goods They will be happy 10 exhibit
tbe and will furnish you with httfs Gas and a. Good
articles be found elsewhere
The shove is mos. respectfully dedicated. Call and look
Skies g. Sloan.
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Bsnssol,si Instiirisou, saabisksd " ss.lal kae.r
p. - Ut 9..sl.nl and Erld.slis D.,sa....
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-10-03

DEMOCRATIC MEETING.-Last Tuesday evening the
Democracy held meeting in the Court, House, and
was addressed by l.. E. Thompson of Lncolnton,
and J. A. Fox Esq, of this place. Mr. Thompson
made an able, argumentative speech, explaining
how the territorial sovereignty doctrine of Mr..
Douglas, and the noncomnittal policy of Mr.. Bell,
would operate against the South. He pointed out
the Of the Douglas in trying to divide the
Democratic party at this tme-a time when the
whole party should be united to defeat Lincoln, as
the contest was really between Breckenridge and
Lincoln. Bell and Douglas, Mr.. 7. truly remarked,
were out of the ring far the probability of an
election was concerned. The late election in Maine
showed that Douglas possessed no strength there,
although he Lad stumped the State. If he has no
strength at the North, he certainly had at the
South, and therefore stood no chance of getting a
single State Mr.. Thompson was listened to with
much attention by the audience and rapturousy ap-
plauded at the close of his speech.
Mr.. Fox, our Elector, made speech which elicit
ed much applause. He declared his purpose to give
Breckenridge and Lane hearty support, for he be-
leved that by their election only could the Union
be preserved for any great length Of time; and he
thought the Douglas men were pursuing strange
course for it was not possible they could think that
their candidate stood the least chance of election
some of them had already admitted that Lincoln
stood the best chance-then why throw their votes
away upon Dougas-why not unite with the Demo-
cratic party in effort to elect Brcckinridge man
in whom they can find no faulty
The meeting was an enthusiastic one, and showed
that the old Democratic spirit was still alive Char
lotto Dem.
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NORTH CAROLINA BREcKISRIDGE CLuB.-The
North Carolina Breckenridge and Lane Clu5 held its
regular meeting yesterday afternoon, and proved a
most spirited and enthusiastic affair." The Club
learned that Col Walter l.. Steele, of North Caro-.
lima, was in the city, extended him invitation to
visit the rooms Of the association which was accept
ed. COL Steele, after personal introduction to the
members by the veteran President, Gen. Covan en-
tertained them with stirring speech of an hours
length, in which he expressed the conviction that
the Presidential contest would soon narrow down
to a trial of strength between Breckenridge and
Lincoln. He gave cheering accounts of the pros
poets Of Breckenridge in North Carolina, stating in
the course of his remarks that many in his section
OF the State zd6 entered this canvass strong Bell
men Eei7e satisfied now that the hope of the South
rested upon the success Of Breckenridge and Lane.
He repudiated the doctrine Of "The Union and
Constitution" but took for his war.cry "The Con-
sttution Jsrst and then the Union" Col Steele is
astrong State-rights Democrat, and the avowal of
his opinions was received with much applause by
the Club
This Club numbers but few members: but, small
as their number is. it is a Spartan band who talk
little and labor much in scattering wholesome dem
oeratic light among their fellow citizens in the Old
North State.- Wash. Constitution, 18th inst
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a FuQitiye Slape L,,sc in Ohio.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 32.-On Thursday last the
United States Marshal, accompanied by two deputies
and eight or ten men, went to Iberia Morrow coun-
ty, Ohio, with warrants to arrest three slaves,
(brothers) who ran away from Germantown, KY,
about four months since One negro was captured
by the Marshal. After an examination before Com.
missioner Newhall, he was remanded to the custody
of his former master. One Of the deputies was set
upon by crowd Of sixty or seventy negroes and
white men, armed with guns and pistols. His
clothes were torn of, his warrant and money taken.
and an attempt made TO hang and then shoot him
After cutting his hair short be was allowed to depart
without the negro. The other deputy was fired
upon when attempting to arrest the third negro and
returned the fire, shooting the fingers off one Of the
rioters, but was obliged to leave without securing
the prisoner
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COACH

COACH-MAKING!
VVHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM THE
IL Public generally, that he has recently taken the
GOLD STAND,
well known by everybody, west of the "Capoi Square,
and formerly occupied by WIN. F. CLARKE and Is fully
prepared to carry on
COACH.M
in oil its various branches, in the VERY BEST STYLE
~ Prices to Suit the Times. 81
Persons will do well to cal and examine for themselye
before purchasing elsewhere.
Repairing done ut the shortest notice. and in the very
best manner. 49,
JAMES BASHFORD
Raleigh, Jan. 81, 1860. 5-w:f