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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-28


8 HAVE TWO DWELLINGS FOR SALE situated Ln Noil
NashTile-oLe Cherry street. Just BEYOND ae
lar &c brick building, containing Fix rosms and ~ ~ -
other on COLLEGE street about the me distance iul
ery-a small BRICK house with four rooms ana pore, 49, one
nice Log House the Murreesooro Pike il S'u-
the toll gate, Fith e acres attached. I'LL, -. -
will sell a bargain any and al OF lzs5 =. P
vas sale and If o sold before, viii ell tasn Al paole
ton. the Court House yard on So ny - -"
day Of Ways 1850. -, ~. g. o.,s 49,, ,-..-.
s.l s.D. JOHN II. LINGNER.
anrilQ4 dds
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Terms Of Board.

single Week .....-. 10 %
. nonth..-..-..--..--.. $500
Visitors who wish engage board By the season, with their
families will boarded $50 per month Those who wish 10
engage board the season. would do we'll TO address st the
Springs
TJ7Ohildren and servants boarded at half price.
april 25-itw4m III. HARTMAN.
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PUBLIC SALE OF a
GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE

CHEAT NATIONAL ROUTE
E8RMMagER III
TO Baltimore, PhiladeIphias new Rarh
and EOston, and the only Road 60
Washington Citys
OfENTRAIs OHIO AND HALrEUOEF Ann
OHIO RAILROADS terminate % Baltimore ana W1st ~
ton City on the East and Coil1us tts Wes Which r-
il connects With Railroads 0r and from an points III hs
West, SOuth-West and North-ygeer
Passengers BY Routs visit The ciiss Of H-lf,o
Phatspna en- York, or Boston 1 he cf t. - -,
York o. Boston alone, By other lines
Through Tickets also Be procured Via W7affr-s
the Eastern cities at an adozal charge OF a. onIv
Sleeping cars Attached 20 an night lraing.
Tickets good until usi d, with he urfViIere of ,tsoni
al principal points
Business zen and travellers for pleasure or i1rmas e
visit al the Eastern Cities az comparatively r1Ii .
The scenery j. celebrated Tor It's Fonderfnl teauv 5-
Il is une4uaed 10 the world. Itssysien % d,T ~,
police pc pisaaia Prnenti rs exclusive tse1 .. II
large amount Or double track; Us fne hoter ar
and comfsrt 'f--'i sA-1y
n laoa 49,. and Baggags Cheeks en- be procured 4, al
y - . 80 9al lla siea1hoai Oaces IN ihe West
N'- '' Hl5S's " iae Baltimore AID Ohio Railr,cd
- E-s9tl4h' Master TRANSPORTATION ~ fenn
l. "a. 10LEf General Ticket Arsnt. u = *
r. L'EgkLhki Gent Fealsrn AGENT HEOFH
4'E' IT. Pfes'i, @ o u IL
,r-uro - y. hhO8Ns 6eu'l Ticket Agent. Q OR z
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SITUATION. CONyEYANCE. 40.

Caoosa Springs in Catoosa county, Ga 81 miles from
the Western and Atlantic Railroad. ne Omnibus and good
Hacks will be at platform the arrival Of each train The
Springs have direct railroad communication with savannah,
Charleston Augusta Macon, Nliedgeyille, Columbus Atlanta,
Montgomery, Nashville and Chattanooga.
Ta-n,e NJ no.,
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THE PURLIC ACTS.

Persons wishing procure copies Of the Public Acts OF the
legislature just closed can obtain them BY applying at this Of
ao or to the Secretary Of State there few copies fog
st per copy. 'prl4-u
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Auction safe rurniture and Pianos.
HARDY RROTHERs, Auetioneers.

ON Saturday Morning, April 2sth, at 10 o'clock
4 we VIII large ocular weekly sale Of Eurnis
tHre. Also two full round Octave Rosewood
Pianos, and one number one second hand Paso.
HARDY BROTHERS,
anras Au.tianaes Gensral Ag,ts a Public sauaee.
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NATIoNAL ooNvENrION.

second y---TuesdaY, APRIL p.
The Convention reassembled at 10 O'Clock
Hon. r. B. FLOURN0Y called the Convention to
order and announced the first business in order was
the report Of the committees.
Mr.. PAYNE, of Ohio, suggested that the question
pending at the adjournment was first in order. The
reports Of Committees would only be first in order
after the permanent organization was completed
The PRESIDENT. The question pending at the
adjournment is not necessarily in order, but the
Chair VIII entertain motion to take up the b1si-
mess on the table, if no objections are made
Judge MEX, Of Alabama, moved the Committee
on Permanent Organization be now requested to re-
port
+ The PRESIDENT pro TEN. That is in order. If
the Committee on Permanent Organization IS ready
to report, their report will be received.
Mr.. JOHN CESSNA, Of Pennsylvania, Chairman
of the Committee made the following report OF
Permanent officers of the Convention
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CATOOsA sPRINcs.

CATOOsA sPRINcs.
ME subscriber having again taken lease this we'll
ii watering place, justly famous as the
Saratoga OF the south,
and thankful for the patronage recved season. will again
be prepared to receive visitors the middle Of June AM
will strive TO merit connuance Of that patronage which here
tofcre has been 50 literally bestowed this popular summer
Resort.
shall endeavor at all times provide my table with all the
tanabls lGxures OF the season, and have male
to keep on hand a constant supply OF Ice.
shall also nave the BesT COOKS that can be procured in the
youth, and shall provide sucency OF faithful and attentive
servants have also engaged tho services Of
SUPERIOR MUSICIANS,
and those who delight the conoord Of sounds viii
ab1ndanly gTatifed
erl waters we'll 20 require extensive de
scTpton In addition to the Red Whie and Black sulphur
springs many them combined with Iron Magnes,
inexhaustibe well Of the purost Free Ny
daOns extensive have May pleasant cottages
from the main hotel where families quiet and
I'd a. n Lhai- hon
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TTyE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders OF the Nashville
Commercial Insurance Company viii be held at their Office
on Monday the tn day Of Nay to elect Directors
to serve for the ensuing twelve months
JAMES WALKER,
Nashville, April 20, 1859. Secretary.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-24
From tho NY, Tribune

from tho ~. T. tribune.
Bulls HEAD--N-ep York Cattle Market,
Tuesday NoU 2O--A few of the buyers of the
very best stock such as will be quoted in reports
tomorrow as ''extra," declare they paid over
81 cents pound, sinking offal, but according
to our observation, 81 cents tops the market /:
and we saw lots of just as fnc grade Durham as
any butcher needs for his customers. sold at 9
cents pound.
The lower grades are harder to sell than the
best, aud pretty fair medium quality steers are
selling at 01 &c. net pound. at liberal weight.
The lower grades Of quality are selling still
worse than the better ones, aud good many
will probably, figure tomorrow in accounts of
sales below &c. net pound. The average quail.
ity of the stock in market is good, and the
weather fair for the season, but the market is
overstocked, and must rule low throughout, and
some of the shrewdest brokers are pushing sales
to- day, in anticipation of being worse times to-
morrow. The market closes heavy with large
number left on hand.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-24

THE JoLLIFIcATtoN AT JEFFERSON on Tuesday
evening, was participated in by some 300 Wide
Awakes from Kingsvile, Ashtabula, Jefferson,
and Andover. The Conneauters having been
deterred by the very inclement nature of the
weather, from taking part The storm abating
towards night, and the presence of a fall Of
snow improving the streets, the procession in
ths evening was very gratifying and pleasant
cne 10 their march they called upon Mr.,
GIDDNos, and also upon Mr.. WADR, both of
whom greeted them with brief address The
hospitality Of the occasion was done up by the
citizens in manner that elected the warmest
expressions of satisfaction from the guests, and
ihe whole affair leaves happy impression.
The Kingsvie band was present, and OF
course left nothing in the music line to be
desired.
The AudOver band, we since learn, was also
present. ....
The next wide-awaie demonstration, we sup
pose, will be at the Inauguration at the Capitol
on the 4th of March, To aid this will not our
rail road companies give the use of their travel
ing facilities
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-24

+. /. BALDWIN Co.-1his Cleveland firm
whose advertisement we insert to-day, is no
doubt known to many Of our readers to be Que
of the leading dry goods houses Of the Forest
City. Its mode of doing business is liberal
its stock is extensive and the extent of its trade
is not surpassed perhaps by any other, We
can commend it to any of our readers visiting
Cleveland, as the spot above all others for maxi
ing their purchases. Their business is whole
sale as well as retail--our merchants will there
fore ind as some of them have already done,
this good place 10 repleuish,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-24
MARRIED.

Jam.. RoPpoS soy lSh a 81 Peters Church. BY the Rev
Miss LOIS EMsLIEE sr1wASr a ~ OF sAybrOOh 70
oGuny Miss, Nov. 10th At the resldanos ofMra
a. n, =. Ayees " .he isev Mr. Aigan Mr. CHAnLKs 7,
all OF the above county. = y -e NAtsis u ALfot'
II Geneva, on ths s.h BY Row j. H. yhal,on Nj. So.
J. WOODBURY. TO Mr. @. O. cHExALIER ''s Ai-s eAAAA
on the 18th, In Geneva By the sanaa M. ". -,
n Mr. LERoY BAaTRoL0MEW. ~'@ SAA[-lL
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-24

SSow.-The first Of the season fell in hurries
90 Monday night and Tuesday. Although the
atmosphere was raw and disagreeable, the aeecy
covering did not remain. South of u.s. Mt JEFF
feEson the fall was sufficient to whiteu the earth
to The depth Of 4 inches
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-24
1R. P. HALLS CELEBRATED
corcr nrmrov

Gs be<n sesd dsrg selas eesa years b. tcusnHds of
p>ople fDf tho speedy Of Throat Lung diseases t
people hare runered their verdict by pronouncng Il sAyr
seKEDT, EFFEcfUAL REMKDYthe beet liedi
cine known for cuns Lung complaints. Every person vf
every age afflicted with either of the following dseasts
should this pheasant remedy Without deiay tsr vol
ces will soon uingle With hosts of others IN rccorendnE
Its efficacy 70 their afflicted nefghbors and friends
fY- Use Halls Ctasgk Remedy Il oer-ns Cblds VI ) 3sf
10 Uss Halfs C0Egh Remedy e cures Orosg or Raefcs
5Use Bdtts Coz {esasag csres zssisza a. Pkfhse
tg Uss HATS COaet RszeayJor CaleyrA .i7f17
sY Css BdLs Coagh Remedy t sethere fhe Larcs
s5F- Gss kaits coNSh Rspsds for isgosekin ~
-esg Oss ESas CeGgh Rszedyfor HonTss1ea.
- gss He:rs Cosgk Remedy = Strengtteastte Volcs.
sT Use Halrs CsSg gh Remedy JOr Ehoopizg g-coue6T !
II will greatly modify the violence Of hi disease or
ten It's tedious ehalf from Its ordinary durtnu
Beware Of eounerfeita and base for I,r p
HRs Celebrated Cough Remedy and tst lis written s
nature ts upcn the wrapper and directions. -
80" % STEoxo TEsT,xoxY s4
We the rrerrign eitisans of Erie CITY ard r,o,ny
used Or r. Halle Celebrated Cough Remedy with pat soe
cess curing dseasee OF the Throat and Iung and tsL
pleasure In Recommending It's to the afflicted asa speed,
and e1ectuai reaedy fully worthy OF public condolences
James Thompson, Matthew Hamilton, D shink -
John Melborn, ST. Ryan Richard aeos
.Iohn Tracy, hopeft Cochraps ! Case,
John " lrLsne, Daniel Be7r, Danie Huver,
John W Hays RobnsoD@ CK Bibet
John Il Cochran, Riauernechh Mooney.
John r DuinRTe r n Burtonb J W Culver,
John Warren, Alanson sherwood, WIn II May fs8
Z i. Forster, Joseph Beenaer. Z bennett'
J W Hull, !enl 0ront. gSalsbGry,
Orwice Smith, Lrcous Hull, MMsyer
DuuraTs, Lfonss MiSee, Long,
r % Root " "a SaAIskneT, Nohinfcn, I'd
Wilson King, Chas W hescn, Silas l5Finen
Daniel At1ort = t.nsign Y Q Howell
G WftShst soiu In @ LEle only y
v.,,s,u,r and Sole rropsIaaor. BARS New r,iai.
s,ret Price 37H cents per bottle and sold by GEoEgy
WILLARD AshtabuR l.. lYoss conneaut; ~ PxRfsH M
hklIh, EanEs .-s.s. 5lnhoa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-24

w. Fl. FARoo & Co., insert their card in our
columns 10 day. While pursuing general
commission business, they enjoy special faci-
ties for dealing in -four, and their object is TO
offer such inducements TO our merchants, as
VIII secure their trade. IF they can do what
they claim and there is no reason to doubt it.
our merchants will fnd It TO their advantage to
give them trial
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-24

UNION SERVICES ON THANKSGIVING DAY-The
several churches Of Ashtabula, with the excep-
iIou Of the Episcopal, have arranged to hold a
union service in the Baptist house, at the usual
hour, on Thanksgiving day-which will pro-
baby be made known by the ringing Of the
bell OF the Presbyterian church
8 We understand that the discourse will be de-
aivered BY the pastor of the Congregational
Ohurch--Rev. r. Fl. CoNKLrS.
As thanksgiving, by common consent has
become national festival, and one which meets
an earnest approval from almost every heart, may
I'VE not bail it with all the veneration and defer
ence which its pleasant--its hallowed associn-
lion and design seem so forcibly to suggest and
Impose. May we not proftobly. in moral
light, and without sacrifice in the pecuDiary, re-
frain from the drudgery of business and mere
worldly avocatious, and devote the hours of the
day to the cultivation of the social and religious
,xirtues--the fostering Of the kindlier impulses
.of our nature - forgetting for the time all
grounds of difference, whether of a political,
sectarian, social or personal nature, and in
the exercise Of the true spirit Of concession and
generous forgetfulness OF the past, and cordial
hope and forbearance for the future, strike
hands as friends las ueghbors-in the spirit
and sense in the broad comprehensive ac-
ceptation Of that term, given it by the Great
Master. Let the day be ushered in with such
= frame of mind, and such spirit characterize
its observances and greetings, and who will un-
dertake to estimate the happiness immediate
and remote, that shall follow in the train Of this
time henorel festival.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-24

S1> ACKNOWLEDGMENT Congregation
q church Of this village, acknowledge through
Us. the possession of a handsome communion
service, purchased with the contributions Of
some half dozen gentlemen Of Jefferson.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-24

Productive. D1oK gathered quar-
3er 81 an acre Of carrots the present week,
yl6idiDg at the rate Of Z bushels to the rod by
Measurement.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-24

no The winter time table on the Cleveland
4 Erie r. r., takes effect on Monday next
Oweing to such press Of advertisements, it
8 crowded out this week.
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DIED.

In connsAut, Nov 90 Mr. NoAH DOUotAs aged 90 years
II this place Friday Nov eth al he rsssnos 81 NJ,
e.aaht.s. hfs T. g. Haift Nm oonos BvnH a th slstt
aNoond year sf ba ~. ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-24
FRICEs
DR W. V. r. BLIGHTON, Oculist

nR w. V. r. BLIGHTON, Oculst
- and Aurtt would respectfully Inform the citizens Of
Aha6ua aud its surrounding country that he viii be at
Fisk House, on Tuesday, Nov. 9th,
whore he be oonsued all dseases Of the EYE and
EAR All are cordially invited TO give him call Patients
unable TO pay, will be treated gratis. -f
ie treats the Eye and Ear upon entirely principles
adherng TO the Reformed Practice rejecting Mercury IN all
s FORMS Arsenic Antmony and Blood letting hazardous
and unscientihc remedies.
He has earnestly sought qualify himself TO give these
delicate and complex organs the aud scientific treat
msnt now in the hands Of the Proiesson which
has thoroughly acquainted hlef with the latest lreatse
OF both the Old and New School writer's upon the eve aud
eel among whom are LaNrenee Aeksnzie, D1on' Howard
Ills general treatment consists in the application Of Medi
eaG Napor introduced BY the eminent Ophthamc Surgeon
Turnbull Of London and pTacheed BY him with unpara
eed In curing inveteate Of blindness and deaf
the Of Water Electricity and the administration OF
Analeptie supporting medicines.
The which has everywhere accompanied this treat
msn speaks In unmistskabe language in its favor super
Tor other pracced and the Which Dr. T.
daily eectine On usenis had ong despeitd II relief
are fnaanes 70 the AFFECTED whose confidence and
patronage be nov sods that he s thoroughly aequais
with this branch Of the profession.
He would luboin the testimony OF few citizens Of Wss
Geld and vicinity who have stated ther ooaldedce d him An
the following hrief article
We the undersgned would most heartily ada ouv ...,,
ruony recommending DR. Bghon TO the Affected Al ona IN
whom experience has taught they my pNoe he ut.et
confidence being Ophthaimic and Aufaf surqeop nd an
peIor s and whose opinion may he regarded an oapdld
X ". sHAvER, s. Il. IRxER, A. RSADLET ]. II. RloE. R
onee-copmereAl Bl.ck. over ceusnE CorrAsv 4 o.
nhoierAe ufocefy sore, Erie. Pa.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-24

REv. W. G. PRArr, Of Granville, will preach
10 the Baptist church next Sabbath morning
and evening
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-24

Court OF Commoh NA"~As
Our Court Is still 10 session, and business is
being rapidly dispatched This term has been
held bv Judge HorFMAN, while Judge WILDER
holds the court ID Trumbull
The Petit Jury are Messrs
Oh Prentice, Noah Uoskin,
Simon II Brown, II Pease,
Loo Dean, George II Black,
j b Babbitt, Thomas Scribner,
Parker Howes, Hubbard Tyler,
ID Ford, L ID Leslie.
INDICTMENTS.
Ohio vs.. Thomas Preston, intoxication. Con-
tinued.
Ohio VS. Giles Bishop and 7 Reed Brown ;
buying and receiving stolen property.
Ohio vs Dunham and Piper cutting timber
on lands of another.
Ohio VS. Albert II Sherman cutting timber
on lands of another.
Ohio vs. Wyman Giddiugs and John McDar-
iel, petit larceny. Deft. McDnniels plead
guilty, and was sentenced to one day on bread
and water. Dert. Giddings plead not guilty
and the cause was continued as to him.
Ohio VS. Jacob Marthaler selling liquors to
minors Plead guilty. Sentenced fine Of
fvo dollars and COSTS Total of flne and costs.
over $50.
Ohio VS. Cyrus NJ Andrews Francis Marion,
John johnson and David Andrews riot
Ohio vs. Henry Van Schoik grand larceny
stealing watch and chain from Moody,
Of Ashtabula Plead guilty of petit larceny.
Sentence, $40 ine, ten days on bread and water,
and to pay costs.
Ohio vs. Horace Parker one indictment for
grand larceny, and one for burglary larceny
Plead guilty of petit larceny on lst indictment;
not guilty on I'd. Sentenced 10 $40 Gne, and
ten days on bread and water.
The following cases have been passed upon
Roe Goldsmith Us Leveret b Goldsmith Suit
brought by father against son for his support
verdict for defendant
IA0ddeus RonOn Us Norman Smith--Action
for defendant-verdict for plaintiff
David Van Epcs rs I'm Jdmes-Suit brought
on patent right note-by plaintiff as purcha-
ser Of said note--verdict for plaintiff.
State Of Ohio Vs Thomas Dprfee-Grand
larceny, guilty-vaue Of property sto-
len found to be S3449. Sentenced TO conGnc.
ment on bread and water twenty days in Jail.
State Of Ohio Us Enos Ererett--Burglary
and larceny--steuing 43 skunk skins from
Messrs Morely &c Marvin--pow on trial. Query
Who bought the skins. ar
Julia a Skinner Us Haskell Skiaasr--Di.
vorce. Alledged cause--extreme cruelty and
adultery-verdict for plaintiff.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-24

MArURE.--CaARLEs NEwroS, of Kingsville,
len with us on Thursday, dozen apples fair,
plump and sound, taken from the tree year ago.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-24

41r GoDEYs LADY's Book for December is
prepared with special reference to the coming
holidays. The two steel engravings of "Christ-
mas in the City" aud "Christmas in the Coun-
try are very fne pictures, and the fashion plate
Of costumes for bride aud bridesmaids is quite
gorgeous affair, evidently appropriate for Leap
Year. The directions for preparing aud dress
ing Christmas trees will prove quite timely for
those who intend to indulge in arborilerous
demonstrations on the next Christmas day.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-24

VAcATzD-The pulpit of the Congregation.
al church of Conneaut, of late supplied by tho
Rev. ALvAN NASH, has been vacated, and that
gentleman has accepted call from a church
on Long Island, n. Y.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-24

Mothers, read this.-The following Is an extract
from letter written by the pastor Of Baptist Church the
Journal and MesssHge Cincinnati Ohio aud speaks volumes
In favor OF that world-renOwned medoine-As WnsloW
Soothing Syrup for Children Teething: = :
We see an Advertisement In your columns OF Mrs Wins
lowe Soothng syrup, Now We said word In favor Of
latent medicine before IN life but feel compelled
~ 70 your reades that this Is no humbug-we have titled
~ and know II to be all II claims II a. probably one OF the
successful medicines Of the day, Il Is OF the
b ana those OF your readers who have babies can't do
or column. = -rr''' S'e Su'eisi'eni'n' ~ Hnosn
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-24

Mr.. FILLMORE voted for seventeen Douglas,
ten Bell and seven Breckenridge Electors.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-24

To Horse, Buggy and Harness, for sale on
favorable terms The Horse is sound nine years old the
Harness new, and the Buggy second hand They may
for few days at Hinkley's stable. J. II. sINCLAIR.
Ashtabula Nov % 1890 Tvs
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-24

WooD woobl - II any Of that score Of
hubteribers who wish TO bring US wood have
any bowels Of compassion, they will not leave
ua longer in this cold world without stick OF
wood to keep US from starvation.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mathews Chocolate Worm Drops.-T This
pleasant eonfeeon and successful exermnator OF all kinds
OF intestinal Worms fast taking the place Of all the Naus
sous ernltuges which have long in use They com
tain NO MERouRY-are perfectly harmless pleasant 10 the
taste, and are eficacious In all cases. Ask for for
MATTHEW'S CHOCOLATE WORM DROPS
(No Csthartic whatever is necessary TO be given
For sale by GEO. WILLARD.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-24

DS- ARrnuR's HONE MAoAzIEE.--The pub
fishers Of Arthur's Homo Magazine, offer a
choice Of two charming steel engraVings to all
who make up clubs. The 6rst is an original
American picture. the other from an English
engraving. Either Of them is handsome enough
for an ornament for the walls Of any parior.
The drst is called "seyenty-sx," and represents
q ooldisr.of The Revolution on bis way to join
the defenders Of bis eouotry. The picture is
full of spirit and force,
The other sngfsviOg Is called He Knew the
EcriPtuFsAffom his Youth" and is as remarka-
bio for tenderness, beauty and pure religious
iseliog, Is the one last mentioned Is Tor strepgth
lnd-manty pOwsr. :.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-24

t-T Agricultural NotIee.-There win be meet
ing OF the officers of the Ashabua County Agricultural So
eey at Jefferson Tuesday the day Of December next
at 10 o'clock M prompt attendance is requested Of all
the officers of said Society for the year s6O well as for the
coming year Of 1861 together with all other friends Of Agr
culture in our County. n CHAFFEE.
Jefferson Nov 1850 President of the Board for 1s6O