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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-05-19

New ADMINISTRATIONS old and unassuming
business friend and fellow citizen, SrRFHEN
HALL, has at length arrived at tie conclusion,
which the more sedate world is so slow to reach,
that to get due share of the passing world,
we must claim it, and perhaps clamor for it.
To be anything nowadays mans name must
have place in the village Journal among his
business Fellows The live business man is the
one who makes his Overtures to his customers
at their iresdes where the first premonirory
symptom gives bent and direction to trade
through the well expressed advertisement. -
Friend HALL will be found among the fair men
and liberal dealers of the village, and bis as.
sOrtment is such, that any article you fail to find
elsewhere, may always be found in his stock.
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column.

IRREGULARITIES in our village are becoming
SO aagranti as to call for vigilance among our
citizens to meet the emergency, But a week
or two since, the dwelling of GEoRGE G.. HUB
BARD was entered, and several articles Of silver
and wearing apparel taken. On Friday night
last, the house of JAMES HALL was burglarious-
ly entered, and watch and chain stolen, and
the same evening ayOung lady, in passing thro'
one Of the less frequen;ed portions of the vii
lage, was rudely assaulted and thrown upon the
ground, and an attempt made to gag, and stiae
her cries. in the course of which the rulfian got
bis hngers into the mouth of his victim, which
put him to disadvantage, and led him to beat
a retreat, No one arriving on the spot in time,
the scoundrel got Of without pursuit.
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FREsH AND PIQUANT.-We notice that the
sditors round about are publishing letters dis
criptive Of their excursion.to Washington, dated
back some ten days or fortnight at some point
along the route. Some Of these editors have
got home and reported themselves, aud are
awaiting the arrival of their letters.
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New FIRM.--We failed last week. as is our
custom, to allude to the formation of new
business firm in our village and which was an
nouuced in our advertising columns W. w.
Smith and f. w. CARLISLE, have formed CO.
partnership in the leather business, under the
firm of SMITH & CARLISLE. Both members of
the firm are practical business men, favorably
known, and in the conduct Of their business will
command the confidence of the public, and the
success which follows we'll directed, earnest
aud ho0est effort.
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MonnAN. An. o., Nav l5. 1850.

MORGAN. Ash. CO., May 10, 1860.
FRIEND REEp-Dedr Sir: l thought you
might be little dry of news, aud drop you
q moIsel.
Our amiable Postmaster has been "decapi-
tated7 for holding to the "squatter" doctrine
probably. although no questions we're asked or
answered, and II. II. MosEs, Esq, has been ap-
pointed to fll the vacancy.
Our merchants are receiving large stocks Of
goods and trade is very lively.
Messrs. RANDALL & Cook will obtain nearly
twenty thousand deacon skins this season, and
they are now running them through their large
steam tsnnery.
The above firm employ about fifty hands in
their business of buying and tanning skins, pro-
curing bark, &c
They have recently erected a large cheese
house. 60x30, twenty feet posts, for storing and
curing cheese, which they may purchase.
All the fall grains as we'll as spring are look.
ing remarkably well.
Hurrah for BEN WADE W.
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e9- SUIomE-STEPHES MAssfSdHAM, of Say
brook, aged about 65 years, was found in his
barn about o'clock on Monday morning last
suspended by the neck, dead. The arrange
ments for the act had been so made, as to leave
little doubt, that, they were planned by the de-
ceased. and the step bad been undertaken delib-
erately and determinedly. The block from
which he swung of. was at any time within
reach had there been any relentng The de-
ceased has been. the peighbOn say. much de-
pressed 10 mind, and il is supposed that the
rash act was ths result Of o want Of forttude
to bear Mp under what may have seemed to be
an insupporlabis load The deceased was 90
inofiensiVe and respectable man, and leaves
wife and three married children settled in lie, 4
one unmarried. lie, left the house about 81
sud tho body was yet warn when cut down,
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g5- Herrick Aliens Gold Medal SaIeratus
is as healthy as the purest -four will prove
great saving in that article; is peculiarly adapt
ed to benefit weak stomachs and dyspeptic per-
sons; is much more healthy and economical than
baking powders, and greatly preferred to soda
to use with cream tartar. Grocers may say they
have as, s,good. They are mistaken. 1t is the
best in the world. Try it. Most of the gro
GERS have IT, Have the Gold Medal or none
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ANOTHER VILLAGE lNsTITUTIoN-HEXDRY &
COPELAND have added to their establishment a
Soda Fountain, which gives down" very refresh
ingly during the "warm spell" we have been
favored with Of late. The beverage has an ex.
perienced odor about it, beyond anything we
have ever had here which reminds one of the
Rushton & Aspinwall fountain under the Astor
House, down among the Gothamites. CoPE-
LAND is the boy.
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ag- PRENTICE, SMITH & Co. it will be seen,
are adding to their stock, not only in the regu-
lar grocery line, but also in the way Of Dry
Goods. Their selections in this line are made
with good taste and discriminating Judgment
an will be found to fall within the range of the
public wants. The inducements offered at this
establishment for share of public favor are
not surpassed.
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N Has Received New Goods.
ROBERTS
Has Prints by the Pound.
ROBERTS
Has Prints BY the yard-cheap.
ROBERTS
Has all kinds Of Dress Goods-vsry cheap
ROBERTS
Has the largest Stock Of PanalOOn s,uS The cheapest
ROBERTS
Can beat them sni on Hoop skirts.
ROBERTS
Is long way ahead on White Goods.
ROBERTS
Has the Best Stock Of Yankee Notions ever seen
ROBERTS
HEs nice Stock Of Cloths and Cassimeres
ROBERTS
Wants everybody to look At his sheetings and shrtnR.
ROBERTS
Can sufs everybody In Tiski, Stripes and Dsnims.
ROBERTS
Has nice stock Of Hosiery.
ROBERTS
fis shawfs Of si kinds from 81 25 up.
ROBERTS
Has Lace Capes and Mantllas.
ROBERTS
Has Real Pushsr Lace Points
ROBERTS
Has Psrasols and Umbrellas from 25 cents to s.
ROBERTS
Has Floor oil Cloths very cheap.
ROBERTS
Has the best Wines and Brandy Of his own Importation
aud guaranteed strictly pure
ROBERTS
Has Tea at Twenty Five cents pound.
ROBERTS
Has Tea at 80 and 60 cents pound
ROBERTS
Has Tea at IS and IS cents pound and satisfaction
guaranteed, or the money refunded.
ROBERTS
Has splendid lot Of Wall Paper and Borders.
ROBERTS
In short has plenty of Everything
ROBERTS
Sells for Cash and Ready Pay and does not allow himself
to be Undersold
Call and
Edw. H. Roberts,
No. l, Fisks Block, Main st.,
Ashtabula. Ohio
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SoME SraAwBERRIEs.-We stepped into the
grounds Of Emory LUCE on Tuesday last, to
look at his strawberry patch, and freely say we
never saw iuer display of plants, or so fruit
ful promise. If the yield is equal to the pro-
mise, Mr.. Luce will gather not far from one hun
dred bushels. He has the Hooker and other
varieties, and will be able in the fall to supply
the plants in any quantity.
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We publish the following in testimony of the
Efficiency Of DIR. CHAs. DE HEMTzE, Oculist aud
Aurist, from the Erie Observer:

ERIE, Pa, March Is, 1860.
The following 10 certify that have been deaf for nearly
ten years. which deafness caused by rheumatism. After
having consulted and tried great many physicians giving
the hope OF being bene1ted employed Dr. Chas
Heintze of Buffalo, who restored In about fortnight
that able to hear With my left we'll could.
am In hopes the Dr. Will give the hearing OF the other
also, which is improved y much. wish TO recommend
the Doctor a benehctor to the afflicted.
ELLEN MACUNBER.
The Doctor speaks for himself in another
cnlnmn.
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written for the Telegraph.
Iso weary"
nv oLARA oRuH.

Iay her down gently the weary at rest
Fold the hands meekly, above the sti breast
No dreams will disturb that pale sleeper now,
or shadow Of grief ever rest on her brow.
Paler each day grew the once blooming cheek,
sadder the glance, which my own used TO SEEK
Telling a tale, which shuddered 10 hear,
Making my heart sink in rayless dlspair.
So weary" the pale lips kept murmring 80 sadly,
That when her res, came, yielded her gla ly;
For then had learned Of the canker that preyed,
On the heart Of my Rose lost ruined, betrayed
Lay her down gently, the weary at rest,
Fold the hands meekly, above the still breast;
No dreams will disturb the pale sleeper now,
Or shadow Of grief ever rest on her brow.
Ashtabula, May 14th.
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EARLY PLANrs.-EMoRY LUCE is supplying
our citizens with cabbage and tomatoe plants
Of a vigorous forward growth. His depot is
at ToMBEs grocery.
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MARRIED.

In Mddebury at the residence Of the brides uncle b.
PresOn Esq the 10th inst by Rev. Mr. HYDE of the
above place. Mr. NJ. @. DICK OF Ashtabua Ohio to Miss
HELEN l.. LEACH, Of Georgia, VT.
At South Thompson by Rev. A. B. Underwood Miss SARAH
G. JACKSON Of that place, to Mr.. ADDISON n HGLEY Of
Windsor
In Ausnburg May 9th, by Rev. A. NJ. Richardson Miss
EMILY J. AUSTIN To Mr.. CHARLES A. GAYLORD.
In Kngsye, May sth at the residence Of the officiating
minister. j. Graham WM. BRADLEY RANDALL of Richmond
to Miss s. Butts, Of Kngsville.
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PREsENTArIoN.-We have been requested to
tender the acknowledgements of the Congrega-
tionaI Church of this village to Mr.. S. NJ. FAs-
sErT for the donation Of Sunday School Ii
brarv
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EDrToR1AL-0ur contemporaries had gala
time and were treated with every kindness
and courtesy wherever they went. The mer-
chants of Baltimore treated them to a splendid
entertainment at the Gait House. They were
furnished at the table with blank bills Of fare,
to be filled up at pleasure and according to fan
cy. This they did not understand, and finding
the table only supplied with ominous looking
bottles, they fell to making a sort of sham
paigue supper" and it was not until their clay
became well soaked, that they were made TO
understand the true intent and design of the
thing.
We are happy in the thought that we were
not exposed to such very mortifying and nm
palatabe blunder.
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GLEASON is putting on that much talked Of
third story to the Fisk House, which will add
not little TO our village altitude.
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REv. c. W. ToRREY, Of Madison, will preach
at the Congregational Church-Smith's Hall,
on Sabbath morning and afternoon
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

The Ashtsbua LADIES' Antisvery Society will meet at
the residence Of Mrs. HIRAM wEArnERwAx on Thursday,
May gath All who fympathie in the cause are invited 10
attend r. VI. AVERY, Secretary
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zfsIIt"UuI71 I10o.
NEW Store and New Goods

l.
TYLER a. COLLINS,
Take this method of informing their friends and the public
that they are now settled in their
New Store, in Smiths Block,
two doors North of the Fisk House, and adjoining Wells
Faukner where they may be found at all business hours
ready with very
Large and Splendid Stock of Goods,
which variety style beauty cannot be surpassed in
In the Dry Goods line
can be found the best and newest Patterns of Gentle
mems goods,
In Cloths, CaSSimeres, Summer Stuffs, &c,
from Seven Dollars to Shilling per yard.
In the Ladies' Department,
we have all that is desirable. in the way of
Rich CoIored and Black Silks
Dark and Light Foulard, Marcelne, &c.
Musns, Chaas, Organdies, Poplins,
Bareges Tarletiue Figured Barred and Plain Cambrics
and many other nice and pretty things for Dresses and
complete stock of
Gloves, Mitts, Hosiery, Linen, Cambria, Silk
Handkerchiefs, Embroideries, &c.
large and elegant Stock Of
Shawls, Parasols, Umbrellas, Shaker Hoods,
and Hoop Skirts,
OF the best kinds and very Cheap, together with
Flannels, Tickngs, Denims, and large Stock
Ol OOulSaAlCst VI DupOiiOt luaHtls
In our Grocery Department
We are well stocked and quality and price We expect tc
compare hvOubly with our neighbors
In Croekery
have taken great pains to select beautiful Pattern
general assortment OF nice ware
In Boots and Shoes, Wooden Ware. StoDI
Ware, Farming Tools, Nails, Glass,
Putty, Goldfish, Mackerel,
and many other things, we have a full supply.
All the above Goods purchased with great care AM
epeeal reference to tue wants OF the people OF this vicinity
We think facilities equal to others for buying cheap an'
also think ourselves no MORE ambitious for large profit
than sthers.
AS we'll understood and acknowledged all our Goods ar
Of the best quality and perfect and pIonse 10 sell GOOD
for Cash. prompt four six months customers as o'
possible, and make living by the trade
We shall receive kinds Produce at the highest mar
ket prices and shall take great pleasure in showing SoodA
and doing all those things which good, reliable strashor
TYLER 4 COLLINS
AshtAbulA, May s. 1850,
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WATSONs NEURALGIA KING
WONDERFUL succEss.
Read he astonishing cures Of tssH knoton eiti
zeas Of Buffalo.

FY- IT CURED Mr. 8. Hemenway, Proprstor of Niagara
Street Omnibus Line, Of Neuralgia and rheumatism In the
mock and shoulders.
ET~ ONE BOTTLE cured Mr. Elias Weed Ccmmssiou
Merchant Of Neuralgia Of the head and neck aer n
other remedies allied.
II M. L. GROsYENoR. Of Perry street Who uas c0nnn.
ed 70 the house. and entirely unabe 70 attend 20 business "A
now well from the Of WatsOn's Neuralgia King.
fY- THE NEURALGIA KING cured Mr. Joseph Cooier.
Seneca street. OF NRLANhAT0nr o. long aad
his bed
| ~ JAMES VANvEIKENBURG, q we'll kneua, raits-
man q this city. cured Of Rhenuaslsm and Res it
t51s MFIAnlAr0RY RHEUMATIsM--Alr q. n. Reed.
70 90 oauon street. cured after trying ohcr Reedei
@iyl sbfffIgio. 2. n
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IL DR. FALPEAu's Conference.-The greatest Discovery
Of the Age l-For the almost nr of ,ker IN
the mouth throat Or stomach resulting nom scaatnN or
Iyphus reseis, or any 9eI cause nppes uleerAted
Il the best purifier for the breath OF anything ever offered
TO the public .+rl.....
To when and preserve the teeth apply with b,o,b a,
will instantly all tartar aud other foreign subsaneea
and leave the teeth as white and clear pearls.
II entirely free from all poisonous subsances and can be
given 10 an infant with perfect safety.
valuable article for every family 10 have In the house.
as Il will remove cuts and burns quicker than eny
thing known. We win warrant 10 give satetion In every
cass. PEise rs cents per bottle
q j. BURIdLL b 90, Prophktop. l03 NssSsu street HeS
YeFk foT Sals by HHpAr GOTHAM
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DISCONTINUED. - ID Phillips, and
n Pbtllips having disoontinued the Boot and shoe
business Al AbtaBn and bsng deous TO close up their
old accounts that line have placed the same IN the hand;
10 said D 4 NJ Phillips Boot and Shoes account will
please call on undersigned and the same make
arrangement thsref0Te, without delay .
AVrh is, 1890 j. @ FARMER
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Philnnder Monroe Datlins.1
Jeremiah Horping et al IA RTIMUS

X l. n
SEVER and Harriet +. seyer Of Adrian, IN the State Of
Michigan will take notice that Phlander Monro Darling Of
the County Of Ashtabua and state o. Ohio dd on ne 9Th
day Of February Dls6O gie his amended petition ths
Court Common Pleas within for the County Of Ashabuls
hornlng, Eli Houing, Henry A. Fowler, Amin 2. Hni,
Chester Jones, Anson B. Cole Eber Tyon Roswell Horton
FIRST day Of December 1852 he said Jeremiah BorninS
md Caroline Homing his wife and Eli Hornng gave mort
Se : the said Plaintiff the following described lands
premises Situate In the township Of Ashtabua IN the
County Of Ashtabus in the State uhio being part Of lot
number twentysH in township thirteen IN third
range Of townships the Conneccut Western Reserve and
bounded and described follows Being the East part Of
called East on the East line Of said Ashtabus Township
North the North line of number 2s the new sur
yey Of great o and by lands owned by Jonathan
scrs, J. r. Hawleys survey.
Also other piece Of land being part Of lot humber Is
Of Caleb Pamers survey Of tract no. Beginning AZ ths
Southeast corner Of said lot North degree West
along the East line Of the township fifteen chains themes
Ss1I degrees West 33 chains S3 nk to pos bearne
South IS degrees West links white OAK tree marx
ed thence South degree Fast Is chains 70 post bearing
South ~ degrees West IL links from Cucumber re mark
cd thence North SSz degrees East along the
said lot % chains and 80 uks TO the place Of beginning
Also one other piece Of land situate IN SAID township.
bounded foows Beginning on tlrt East line Of sad
township SO links North Of the Southwest Of r.
Heaths land thence South S91 degrees IL chains az
links thence North 8 degrees West 2s chains s0 uls
70 South line Of Ridge road thence Nerth SO degrees
East the line OF said road sehains u links thence souh
degrees East 80 chains 81 links 70 the place Of beginning
containing tnrtysx Of land be the or less
excepting the Rail Road track through the recover
the payment Of 4262 63OO according certain notes
rred to in said mortgage and that since the giving Of the
said mortgage the defendants claim some interest in
said lands under the said HOning praying judgment against
interest due said notes. that said premises be sold
to pay the and suck notes hereafter may become due
and the said Amus Seyer and Harriet SeyeF notified,
that they required appear petition ON
before the third SATURDAY the 10th day next
PHILANDER p DARLING
,o.o per Sherman Farmer, his Attorneys:
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DIED..

In PiepOnt, May 49, Betsy wife of Ed ~ r. Kenny aged
80 years. - -
In jefferson, May TO- Mrs HARRIET WooD wife Of Stephen
Wood, aged u years.
In Jefferson on the 4th inst Of consumption Mrs Coon.
ALE, wife Of Austin GOodale, aged IS years.
In COuneau May l2th Miss MARTHA JOINER aged 4s yrs
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ID sheriR's Sale of
ICEAL ESTATE, Ashtabula Commou
Pleas March Term 1850

II
NEAL ESTATE, Ashtabula Common
Pleas, March Term, 1860.
Mary Beckwith, Petition for Partition,
George Beckwith oherr Lands are ordered to be sold
BY virtue of an Order Of Sale duly issued from said Court
In the above case to directed will offer for sale way Of
Public Auction,
at the Door Of the Court House, in JeHersun,
in the County of Ashtabula, and State of Ohio, on
Tuesday, the 5th day of June, A. d. 1860,
between the hours of 10 and O'Clock said day. the follow
ing described Lands and Tenemens towt Situate in the
known as West part Of Lot No. Rlyeght5s. Bounded be-
ginning at stake at the southeast abuent Of the bridge
rods to stakes thence east % north IL rods to sake thence
south 2 east 22 rods to stake; thence west % south 81
corner Of said lott thence north 2 west 32 rods the west
line of said lot to the Ridge Road thence norhey
ing according to the survey of Jesse Baengon 60 acres
Also part of lot No. S. in said townshp Of saybrook
Bounded beginning at the northeast corner of the above
described land running thence south 69 chains along
the centre Of the South Ridge Road thence s
chains and links; thence south 2s6s East chains,
thence south IL II links thence south s9 west chains
80 links to the east line Of said Beekwhs thence norery
the place Of beginning containing acres and 3l0O Of
acre of land .-s
Bounded north by the north line Of said o West BY land in
lot contracted TO Nathaniel Clark South by the south
line, and so far distant hefefom to contain fifty
Of land
Subectto the dover estate in said lands OF Abigail Beck
with owit Twenty Of land In the west part of Lot
No 5s bounded follows owft South by the south line
Of said lot 58 West by the west line Of said lott North by the
center Of the South Ridge Road and East by line Rning
souher ten feet east Of the dwelling house said premises
above mentioned TO such point South of said
shall make the said dover estate to contain twenty
acres OF land said lands appraised subject to said dow
estate at S3640. =.
Terms SALE0ne third the purchase money to be paid
the day of sale and the balance be paid Ia two equal
nua payments in year. and the other in two years
from the day Of sale The deferred payments to be secured
to the satisfaction Of the Court 5w541$Tf5
May !, 1850. VIM. HRNDRY, sheriff.
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NOW is the time to buy your
Photograph
THE Undersigned having purchased II. A. Marsls location
in Ashtabua, would respectfully inform the citizens Of Ashta
bua County, that they prepared take all kinds Of Am
brotypes and Photographs from the to life ze put
up In the best style upon the most liberal terms.
Copying done from old Daguerreoypes and Ambrotypes
either small size Photographed and coored to Life.
Instructions given upon liberal terms.
The citizens cordially invited to call and examine spee
They will also keep hand good assortment Of Ambro
type stock for sale cheaper than be purchased elsewhere
q. w. CARMICHAEL.
A. S. ROBBINS.
AEhtabula Jan. 2S, 1860. 52T
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A large meeting of the friends of Gen. Hous-
ten, was held at the Metropolitan Hotel, New
York, on the evening of the 1lth. The Balti-
more and Charleston and an other conventions
were repudiated, and determination was ex-
pressed that the people will make their own
choice for President
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HOUSE FOR SALE-The undersign-
IL ed offers his House aud Lot for sale 1t is Of the
Pleasantet Locations in the village, with good water good
fruit and good neighbOrs.
Terms such cannot fail to suit and credit given
portion of the purchase money desired Call and look at it,
AshtabuIa Marc. 1860 A. W. STEELE.
STEELE the Watch Maker has not yet
~ left town, neither will he, until he has given
Sir Months Notice
TO all those that him. that they and get their
receipts for same reports to the contrary Notwithstanding
n B. All kinds Of work in his line done as usual.
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CASH PAID
41fa For all kinds of Shipping Furs suehas
4am.um
Mink, Fox, Coon Musk Rat, Otter, Wild and
Tame Cat, Fishre and Bear.
E. G. GLEASON.
Fisk House, Ashtsbula FEB 1st 1860. 52s
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FIRE IN MADISON The fine mansion of
DR.. G. w. Ensign, of Madison, half mile
West of Circleville, was burned to the
ground on Wednesday night of last week,
contents mostly saved. Insurance upon
house and property destroyed, $1,000.