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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-08

TREMENDOUS Flow OF QUA BARREL OF
On PER MINUTE.-rhe most extraordinary
oil wells discovered in Pennsylvania lately,
we read Of in the Erie Observer. The
we'll was opened ct Tideout, Erie county,
on the 10Th ult.. by Rev. Hequemhonrg.
The Observer says: "At a depth Of l75 feet
oil was struck, and it has since been coming
to the surface in voluntary flow OF one bar
rel per minnie AT $l4 per barrel, low
estimate, this well yields its owner $40, ] 60
per day. We are assured by parties who
have visited the we'll that there is no hum
bug in the statement.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-08

The Nav PosTNAsTER. - Joseph Dowdall,
Clerk Of the City Council. has been appointed
postmaster at COlumbps vice DR.. Dawson.
This Yexed question is settled at last, ard
Thomas Miller will have the privilege Of Fetir-
log to private life 10 mourn over she iDgratitade
Of Repubhea
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-08
Administrator Of VIM. Brown, dsces.,
AshtabniR, Sepiember 4th 1880 as

A'htabula, September 9TH, 1850 4t55g
SHERIFF'S SALE of LANDS and
- TENSEMENrs- AshtSbulA Common Pleas, November
William L. Hubbard, .,s.
Edward C. Hubbard, .tai
BY VIRTUE Of a writ Of Fiei Facias dhly i.sp.d
from said Court y the soov. cas-, 70 me directed viii offer
House in Jefsron, Ashtabula County, Ohio on
Wednesday, 10th day OF October, D. 1860
between the hsu of 10 O'Clock Of ssd day. the follow
ing described Lands and Tenemeuts, to-wit:
sitnste in the Township Plymouth County of 1,bt,b
Ia and State Of Ohio Let No IS In aid township g. W
part bounded North by lands Of IT, e. Parsnns East bv land,
Of Ce'te south by Lot No So and West by Lot No. 4o
Containing y acres, more or less Appraised ats
Also part Of Lot No So In sAid Township bounded Vast
South and Fast by lot ines and North by lands Of Daniel
Hubbard containing lboaeres Of Land, less APP
praised at 5
about 10 in the Southeast belonging to H. Udy
containing 100 acres. Appraised ats . D+O..s
Also rArt Of Lot No So In said ToWnship bounded West
and North by lot lines East by lands NJ b. p Manu. South
BY lands c H. Udy containing 26 acres IeSs Ap-
praised at s
Also part sf Lot No. 6S in said Township bounded by the
lines of aid lot excepting is Of the
corner owned by f. Morgan containing IFS acres
less. Appraised at
Alsn part NJ Lot number 6S IN sad Townsbir bounded
the West North and East bv lot Inca and south hy lands
Of f. Baldwin and Can6ed Thrash containing los acres
more or less. Appraisedat$
A.o rar Of Lot number 81 In said Township bounded
North by lot line East by lot line and land ~ John n Var
Akin South BY lot line and West BY lands n E. Morgan and
Ives ChA,hed. containing 70 Of land,
less APpraised al 5
and North by lot lines and South Fast by lands NJ Iobn
Akin, containing about acres Of land. Appraised ats
WIN. HENDRY, Sheriff
shshrs onice septsmbere. 1850. 6w55O$
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-08

GLASS wARE.--Tbs subscriber has
~ ics, received A
large assortment Of Glass Ware.
nom vhleh he s enabled to meet ,hsts Of our srsps
t e supply pedArs. Give him sh Prices mcdss's
SHERIFF'S SALE of LANDS and
soo TE"EhENTs-Ashtsbula Common Pleas, March Tern,
May hsetwith, Petition for Par,itIss.
Geo. Bsekvih, other, ''U'' " ''''
ny virue Of order Of us. duI, .v.s nom ..a cov
IN The s6ove case to me directed viii otter for pss b. v
I.ssSn,. Ton. e S9or oi the Court House 10 Jsgs
Saturday, 29lb day Of September. A ! D. 1860,
between the hours Of 10 and O'Clock Of sss a. ,h s,o
ing described Lands and Ten nsnt towni Siius IN ths
sGTS,sp Of sssSrOSs 10 ss' SSSn e Ash.sso .ad .s
bounded beginning At stake at the South east u
ia Ess 90 ross ss 10 take tS,ncS . ~ % sns' ,S sSs
stake thence South East l22 rods TO stake thepos
ives, soush o rods On The s4nth line o. sad ot No
132 rods the West line Of said lot 70 the Ridge Road
thence Nother and Easer along said road 70 the place u
Blhckington, % ac e. and rods OF land.
Also P"r, Of ot number hfyeght 70 ssid township q
shove described Lands running thence south Bae East
south u East chains and llnka thence south 2Sks
East ohAins thence South ~ inkA thence South gyH
West chains aud 30 links tie East line Of said Beck
wlth thence Northey to the place OF beginning eOntss
ing acres and 3-lO0 Ui an OF land.
Aiso part ot Lot NO ~, In said township OF SAybrNok,
bounded North by the north line Of sa lot, West By land
lo contracted to Nathaniel Clark, South By the souh
ne Of said lot f3 East By line parallel with the said West
line aud 20 far distant hefefo 70 cohain any -
andubec to the dover estate in sad lands Of Abigail Beck
WITH towt; Twenty Of Land In the part OF Lot
No 5S bounded follows 10 wits South By the ns
Of said Lot No. So West by the West line Of said lot Noh
by the inter- OF the South Ridge Read and East By line
running Sonthery ten feet EaA Of the dwelling sss
premises above mentioned to such point in the south ns u
sAd o shall make the sAtd dover estate contain tusa-
y acres Of land Said ands appraised subject to said dsW
estate st $40.
Wh HESDRY shsriF
SherTt Onfee, Aug 20, 1890 bwtSIaT 81
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-08
NEW
Illus trat Q d e dition
LIvINGSTONEs EXPLORATIONS
I'm Africa,

I'm Africa,
Including Sketch of Sixteen Years Residence In the Inter
Tor of Africa and Journey from the Cape OF Good Hope
sando, the West Coast thence the Continent
down the river Zanbes, 10 the Eastern Ocean. From the
personal narrative Of David Livingstone LII. d. d. c. H.
Fellow Of the Faeult Of Physicians and Surgeons Glasgow
Corresponding Member Of the Geographical and Historical
Society Of New York Gold Medais and Corresponding Mem
her Of the Royal Geographical Societies Of London Paris 6c
&c. To which is sdded Historical Sketch Of Discoveries
10 Africa illustrated with 6ne ChrOmo Iihognphie Plates.
Large limo. Of 446 pageh
We have Just published New Edition Of this Great WORK.
LII. .ir.NnA mi Hua
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-08

"But the saSneEs of words fron1 toneue or ren."
aAre, it might have been, it might have been"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-03
MORE WOOD.

Ever once and awhile We insert n
call on those Of our subscribers who
have promised to pay for their paper
in wood to fulfill their promises, and a
few Of them generally comply. We do
now insert u notice for as many as have
promiscd-aH Of Mem-.o come along
and drop the needed article at Fancy
Gate. We haven't n single stick, and
fit wasn't for our pile Of coal, we'd be
in fix Send on the wood, for we do
love to have a big lot IN hand--it looks
80 much less like starvation. All those
indebted to us, for advertising and job
work, too, are addressed in this invi-
tation.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-03
PARTON'S JACKSON.

This valuable work, from which we
make an extract that can be found on
the outside of our paper, can now be
had by giving your m to Mr.. j.. l..
Mckee, who is at present in Winches-
ter soliciting subscribers. He will re-
main but a day Or two, and we would
suggest that the names be handed to
him at once. Or, if left with us, we will
see that he has them. In previous num-
be.rs ofthe Journal we have spoken of
merits ofthis work, and we take pleas
ure, voluntarily, in saying something
again its favor. We have been read
ing it, and are delighted. 1t is written
in an easy, flowing, lucid style, and is
the only history of Jackson that is wor-
thy of the subject. Buy the work-it
is handsome octave of over six hun.
dred pages with portrait, and will in
terest any one who buys it. We com.
mend it TO the citizens of Franklin
County, al a book worthy their nat.
ronagc. No library Is COMPLETE
without it. Mr.. Mckee, the agent. is
stopping at Mrs. Sims.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-03
NAMING TIIE E

We believe that, in a short time, our
streets will be named, and properly de-
signated in the usual way. How much
better it would be. In fact, tits a shame
tor a town the size of Winchester, and
SO rapidly on the march towards i'm
provoment, to be crossed by so many
namelcss streets. Just think of Il man-
a stranger for misunderstanding to
Winchester and inquiring where the
Postmaster lives. He is on the square
when he inquiries, and as the Post-mas-
ter is at home, ~(working in the garden
perhaps, and c%ultivating those straw
berries which W. expect him to send
us,) as II matter of course we direct him
to go to DR.. Burroughs, on the corner,
and turn up to the left, then turn to
the right at the next cross street, and
90 ON until he comes to the second
house 1--WE believe it's the second on
the left hand side. The man immedi
ately wants to know where DR.. Bur-
rough lives. We tell him "opposite
Fancy Gate" A little vexed, he says:
"And where in the d. is Fancy
Cater" We feel like saying 'opposite
DR.. Burroughs" but knowing his an
xiety and impationcc to sec the Pos.
master, we tell him to go ahcad-that
he can't miss the way, for as soon as he
gets to DR.. BIS, ifhe will look over the
way he will see q gate painted in red,
white and blue-and yellow too. In
fact, we'd state right here that the reas-
on we had that gate painted so, was,
because it would be u sort Of lighthouse
to the lost mariners in our town-a
sort Of sign ito lot them know which
street to turn up. Since We como to
think about it, that's just what we had
it painted that way for. Good idea,
wasn'tit Faith, it was too, and unless
the streets are named soon, we'd adj
wise our good denizens to have their
gates painted fancy. But, our Mayor
is a nan of enterprise, and we guess
the Aldermen are, and they will see
that this little affair is attended to. Ev-
cry street should be named, and then
every citizen would number his house.
Name the streets at once. 1t has be-
come q great necessity.
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Four Tracts of Land for Sale.
will offer for sale, before the Court
house door, In W|iMnhesLnr. Monn- ON

will offer for sale, before the Court
house door, in Winchester, Tenn, on
Mo"daN ~ doy Of Mag, 1850,
The Big Pond Tract Of Land, in district
No, 2, ! miles west Of Winchester, on
the Fayetteville road, containing PA
acres-about 35 acres cleared ll0acrcs
on Robcrtson's Creek, or Beans Creek,
about II acres cleared, and " good
Mill seat on it.
Also, 700 acres in district No, / ; also
my undivided interest it being J in
l37 acres, granted to Wagner & GRAY,
IN. Cane Hollow, district No. 4; and
1000 acres, lying on both sides Of the
Nashville 4 Chattanooga Rail Road,
about miles Southeast from TuIlaho,
ma. All finely timbored and well wa
tered All syd on II credit OF one and
two years, except the Pond place, upon
which 4 credit offs, II, and Is months
will be given. Bond and approved Sc
cnrity, and Il lien retained until paid
Tor, G. l.. GRAY.
March Sth, $780,.
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THE ONLY PREP ARATION
WORTHY OF
Universal Confidence and Patronage.


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II Wal Str y v, Dec. 20, 1853,
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dlSa"ed hUitics increased with time, and ahOd' tour
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In this unpleasant ptedicamcnt, was induced to try
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could ever be restored To its original color except rom
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s%cnsihiity TO the scalp, and dardutr ceased to FORM ON
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Van. ttgt,,IIlI.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-03
~HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH
B 4 5 .

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order to accomplish this desired object, the true course 10
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lin, For this purpose, DIR. ~llostcttcr has introduced to
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operate powerfully upon The stomach, bowels, and liver,
restoring them TO u healthy vigorous action, AM mus, by
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For the cure OF Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Nausea, Flolu.
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nom a morbid lnaciiOn Of the stomach OF pnWtls PTouu'
cling Cramps, Dysenicry, tOiIc, IhOlrra MoIpas, @ep
these Bilters layc no equal,
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ol Tins preparation. Dyspepsia which Is PlObaDly more
prevalent nall It's various l0rms, llail any .o'hrl, olu
lhe cause OF which may always bc attributed 10 Hclangr'
mcnts orlhc digestive Organs, can be cured without hll
~ using lloSleIIfRS STOMACH BlliERS, as per
directors on the bottle. For this disease every physician
WI Lgcomhcud %tstlcrt Of some hlnJi then why not u~e
anNfticlo known to be- inllRihici an nations have thelI
iilteIs asa preventive oldlscnse and sucngtllolicr Of the
system IN %lenerali and among them al tier. IL not to Oc
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whom this preparation c%nelAtcd, based upon scientific
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FEvEH AND AGuE,-lliS tryiug ana pOyuklrb dilClgc,
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dcfing hlil physically and mentally Useless, lUn htdliNch
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BllrERS. Further, none oltho aboycstaicd diseases
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tcIs alc lNCl as pea directions, Aud as they ncithcr ere
ate nausea nor offend the palate, RMd lender unnecessary
any change of diet or Interruption of ordinary pursuits,
but promote SOGlt sleep and healthy Digestion, tho com
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ll9jutll'h Ola thorough and permanent cure
tUH VhUspNS ~ ADVANCED WARS, who are suffering
nom an ]rlitchlci constitution and lHiilm body, these
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-03

We have received two or three nov
oils lately, but a. We don't expect to
read them, we cant notice them, We
have some lady friends, however, who
like stuff-whoso literary taste is OF
that wishy-washy, sentimental and de-
'testable calibre, so wen just hand the
books over to them for peruaal, and re-
port on what they say. This is the
way we must,io BY all the novels which
publishers send us,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-03
LOST.

Some one has u book Of ours entitled
Dictionary Of Love- We want it re-
turned. 1t is q book quite necessary
to us, and we feel much concern lest it
is lost. Persons should never touch Il
book, magazine or paper in owr office
without getting permission. They can
come up and read as much as they
please.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-03
CANDIDATES.
For Attorney General.

We are authorizedto announce j. j..
Womack, ofWarrcn County as candi-
date Nr Attorney General in this dis
trlct,
We are authorized to announce James
IL. Hughes as a candidate Tor Attorney
General in the 9Th Judicial Circuit, 10
Tent essec, composed of Coffee, Warren,
Van Bcren, Grundy, Lincoln and Frank.
lin ~cous,ies. Election 4lh Thursday il
May, 1850.
We are authorized to announce Mile,
Turney a candidate for Attorney Gene.
rol in this district.
We ar AUTHORIZED eto announce c. C, Nc.
KINNEY as candldole for Attorney General
in this district. Election in 1900.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-03
THE PETITION.
NJ HELEN MAR.

come to thee in tears, love,
My brow Is said with care
The world Is cold and heartless, love,
My grief wilt thou not share?
Then pluck the poisonous arrow soro,
From out my aching breast,
And fold me in thy arms once moro,
My weary head to rest.
leone TO thee in tears, love,
My heart is sad indeed;
And only He who rules above,
That sadness ALL can read
Affections wreath Is faded now,
Its withercd flowers | SEE
Their fragrance fingers IN my brow,
And binds my heart to thee?
] cannot leave thee, dearest, love,
Though thou nrt colder grown -
The fond mate for her turtlc.dovc,
VIII ever, ever moNn
Then urge me not TO fly away,
have no other rest
But fold Inc in thy arms to-day,
And soothc my throbbing breast!
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-03

A YOUTHFUL PAm,--Thc Milton Cou-
rier, of the 9TH inst, chronicles the mar
in Campb,cton, Fla, on tho Dist
ult., Of Master Robert Cherry to Miss
Gregory, The former six
teen, andthc lattcrthirtccn ycarsofagc,
A youthful couple truly,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-03
- Dim, y INV VNWEN,

Sia@rast0u, Ala July 90, 1899.
To ProL o.. J, N0od- Dear Siri Your "iiair lcsto,a.
live" has done my huir 50 much good since | commenced
the usc oft, that | wish to make known tolhc public of
its effects on the hair, which ave great. \ man OF woman
may be nearly deprived OF hair, aud by Il resort to your
Hair Restorative, the lair will return move hcuutimI
than evcri at least this is my experience, RcNcvc it AIN
Yours truly, WIN II, Kl%NEDY.
P.S.-fuu can publish the above II you like. BY pub
hSlilhg IN southern rapcls YOU will get more patronage
south. see several OF your CcI tiiiCates in the Mobile
Mercury, a strong southern paper, ". Il.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-03

FROST.

Aprctty heavy frost foil in this vi
entity or Wednesday morning last
the second of May We are not aware
of any serious damage being done to
the gardens however. AS to fruit that
issafe. Well have lots Of 1t this year
wo guess.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-03

Cooley, Peterson, Arthur, Harper, the
Aurora, Home Circle, and other works
for May arc received, and n be seen
by calling at u oiice-will not be sent
off. We will forward subscriptions for
any one. We club with most of them.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-03
State of Tennessee.
Stephen w. Brown,

~ TTFVTF Y 'IVNTTJ
rs.
VIM. Elliott and John Holder.
ON motion of comptiu0nts, and it appearing
to the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master thu,
john Holder is II nonresident Of the State
OF Tennessee SO that the ordinary process of
the Ian cannot be served upon him.
1t Is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four consecutive weeks in the Home
Journal, Il newspaper published in Winchester,
Tenn, requiring said nonresident toappcur
herein on or before the first day Of next Chan
Gerry Court, ON Wednesday after third Monday
in August, 1860, and plead and answer or
dcmmr to said BIZ, or the same w,ll be taken
for confessed and st for hearing cXpnrtc MS to
him. II. Il. ESTlLL, c. & NJ.
Mnrrh % 81.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-03

Mr.. Lowell, of Syracuse, n. Y, has
adopted anovelmcthod of Fronting hous-
es. He has Il number Of houses, and TO
each tenant he offers the induccmcn. Of
q daily nowSpNpcr. GRATIS.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-03

Outside of Philadelphia, the largest
medical college in this county is at
Nashville, Tenn, The class, at the re-
cent Ninth Annual Commencement,
numbered 45j.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-03
$3.50 Reward,

Runaway from the subscriber, living neal
the Tunnel, Franklin county, Tenn, ON thu
LIST day Of May, 1858, Il negro boy named Jim
about - years old, dark copper color, larg,
size, about , feet 10 inches high, broad llrc,
wide mouth, and large teeth, and very white
before; big round shoulders, large arms, and
no visible scars on him when he left. He is a
stout negro every way. | will give $50
him if taken out Of the State, and SI00 it
in The Stat" Of Tennessee, and lodged in
some joil 50 that | can get him.
j. c. MONTGOMERY.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-03
Usage ORANGE
PLANTS

We are prepared TO furnish from | to
500, 900 Of the above plants for Hedging
in quantities to suit purchasers, OF II 1000
the number required to set a mile, for
$50, with fall directions for planting,
cultivation, and pruning. This is the
cheapest and best Hedge plant that we
ATE acquainted with, and The large anu
increasing demand for the PlSn's Us a
guarantee Of its adaptedness 'of inc Pu''
poses for which il is so highly fecommeh'
ded. Orders by mail promptly eAocu'
ted. S, w. HOUGHTON CO.,
Sent, I. Winchester, Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-03
WOOD,S HAIR RESTORATIVE

Prof o J, Wuod-lNar Sir '~-liaying had the miS0r
tune TO lose the best pOrtionul my hair, from the effects
of the yellow fever, in New Orleans in 1851, was in.
dUccd Ia make . trial Ol your I rparaiion, aud found it
to answer az the very thing needing. My hair is thick
and Glossy, and no words can express my obligations to
YOU. il giving to the afflicted such a treasure.
FINLEY JOHNSON.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-03

The Nashville Banner Notices a con
~trivancc for lifting ladies dresses, and
says that it is for the exclusive benefit
of the ladies'"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-03

The Atlantic Monthly for May is on
our table. 1t is filed as usual with
with choice literature. The first piece
on Instinct is worth the subscription
price, 90. Address Ticknor & Fields,
Boston, Mass.