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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-02
Philander Monroe Darling, !

Jeremiah Horning, ct, al. n ARTIMUS
SlGLER and Harriet f. Sgler of Adrian In the State
Michigan, will take notice that Philander Aonro Darling
the County Of Ashabula and State of Ohio did the 2h
day Of August 1852 file his petition and did the 2sth
day Of February 1860 file his amended petition th
Court of Common Pleas within for the County Ashtabua
IN said State Of Ohio against Jeremiah Hornng Caroline D.
Chester Jones' Anson b. Call Eber Tryon Roswell Horton
Artimus Sgler and Harriet Sgler setting forth that on the
hrst day Of December 1853 the said jeremiah HornnR
and Caroline Hong his Wife and Eli Horuing gave
gage to the said Plaintiff, the following described lands
and premises Situate in the township of Ashtabua In the
County Of Ashtabula in the State of Ohio being part lot
number twentyx in township number thirteen in the third
range Of townships in the Connecticut Western Reserve and
bounded and described as follows Being the East part OF
lot number 26 bounded South by the North Ridge Road SO
called East on the East line Of said Ashabula Township
of great lot and West by BY Jonathan
Kent containing eght-7S-acre and 100 of an
Also other piece of land being part number 49,
OF Caleb Palmers survey Of tract no. Beginning the
Southeast corner OF said lot thence North degree West
along the East line of the township, fifteen Chains thence
$50 degrees West S3 chains and SO links post bearing
South 6S degrees, West 80 links from White Oak mark
ed thence South degree East Is chains post bearing
South a degrees West II links from Cucumber tree mark
ed thence North SSA degrees East along South line Of
tanning so acres.
Also other piece of land situate in said township
bounded follows: Beginning the East line OF said
township SO links North of the Southwest corner of R
eaths land thence South 500 degrees West IL chains AZ
links thence North 3 degrees West 2s chains 80 links
to Sou tn line of Ridge road thence North so degrees
East the line OF said road chains I2 links thence Sout6
degrees East 80 chains 81 links to the place of beginning
containing tysix Of land be same more or Less
excepting the Rail Road track through the same 10 recoyes
the payment of 81 62 63lOO according certain notes re-
erred in said mortgage and that the giving of the
said mortgage the other defendants claim some interest In
said lands under the said HOmng praying judgment against
the said Jeremiah Homing aud Eli oning for SIP 96IOO
interest notes. or that said premises he soS
TO the and such notes. hereafter become due
and the said Armus Sge and Harriet E. Siger are notified
that they required appear and answer said petion an
before the third Saturday after the 10th day OF june next
PHlLANDER NJ. DARLING,
Dated, May 9th, 1900 ewS42ss 7S
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NEW METHODIST CHURcH.-We are pleased
to see that our Methodist brethren are again
moving in the matter Of Church building and
have been for several days past circulating with
gratifying success, subscription papers among
our citizens, with the design of pushing the
work along with vigor. The welfare aud pros
perity of that church and society, require this
step, and it would be unbecoming, and a dere.
LECTION OF duty to suffer the enterprise longer
to flag. They are long way, in church accom-.
mediation, behind the day in which they are suf
fered to live, and the contrast between them
and their sister churches in town, is painful to
outsiders, and should not be less so to them.
We hope our citizens generally will meet the
effort with liberal hands, and by securing
its success, compliment the village not only, but
aid the cause Of religion generally
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-02

FIRST IN THE FIELD.-A basket of fine straw
berries, the first we have seen, taken from the
grounds Of Mr.. DAVID Dubois, on Monday last,
are duly acknowledged. With these we have
also to acknowledge, from the same source, a
basket of two or three varieties of apples, in
an excellent state of preservation. AS sue
cessful horticulturst, farmer and gardener Mr..
ID. has no superior in these parts. That is the
verdict to which successive yearly courtesies
Of this kind have impeled US.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-02

e9- Mr.. Alpha Nettleton, of Kingsville, in-
forms US that be has Durham Calf which at
the tender age Of leu hours weighed l24 lbs
What monster he will be when he arrives Of
oxhood We think as Mr. N. does, that his
calf will hardly be equaled nywhere-RePOrt.
There are some things born into this drudg-
ing world that are biggest at birth, though we
did not suppose that Durham calves were of that
ed
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&s- LINCOLN AND DOUGLAS DEBArE.-'The
enterprispg house Of Follett, Foster & Co., Of
Columbus, have ali their presses running on
Lincoln's speeches and debates with Douglas.
The demand for these speeches are very great,
and every effort is made TO meet it. We have
received a copy through the agents Of the pub
fishers, Messrs. Ingham & Bragg, Of Cleveland,
gotten up in good style, which we find to be a
most valuable part Of the history Of the times.
STRONG MINDED WOMEN AND HoRsEwnIPs
are becoming too common in this world, both
for the dignity the comfort Of the legitimate
lords Of creation. We have read accounts Of
these exploits 10 our exchanges Of late, with
growing frequency, and nearer and nearer ap-
Proclamation, until they begin to produce a rest
less and uneasy sensation. We learn from the
local of the Cleveland Leader that the disease
has actually reached Madison, on the confines
Of our own county, and that on Friday Of last
week quite spirited scene was enacted at the
depot in that place, which afforded infinite sport
A young woman named HANNAH FISHER was
passing the depot when an insulting remark was
made by man named WILLIAMS. She stepped
back aud pelted him with Stones &c, and then
smashed a pitcher over his head. She then
went to lawyer, who advised her to horse
whip the scamp. The plan suited so she pro-
vided herself with a stout rawhidc, and return
ing, proceeded TO give Williams terrible scor-
ing. He bore it as meekly as a martyr, and
then got down on his knees and begged her
pardon. So the account says
Who knowSbut that our own ambitious little
town may be the next to covet the distinction
of one Of these scenes We confess we have
some apprehension on this score and volunteer
a little advice to our adventurous swaius, that
it may be we'll to keep out of harms way. A
dwarf wedding attended by several of frolick-
ing citizens, not long since, showed, we are
told, premontory symptom of this mania, in
the pitching, by pair Of fair hands, burly
young chap down fight Of stairs.
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The CoNNEAUT REPUBIIoANs will hold q Rat
ifcation meeting in the grove near the village,
on Friday afternoon, June lst. We learn that
Mr.. Giddings and several other speakers will be
in attendance.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-02

~ DICK, besides exchanging the husks, and
arid pastures of bachelorism, has also taken
vigorous step in business way and added
largely to his stock in. trade. When he gets
somewhat regulated, a moment for drawing
long breath, we expect be will speak more au-
dibly and fully than be has done this week.
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RErURNED.-We are happy to learn that Mr.
RoBT HUTCHINSON, who has for two or three
years past had bis residence in :Centraa, Ill.,
has returned to bis old associations and friend
ships among our citizens
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EXTEND THE CIRcULATIoN-Now that the
Nominations have been made, and the cam
paingn is inirly open, and we are to have lively
0ne' it is our intention that the Telegraph shall
not be excelled in spirit zeal or devotion to the
Republican cause, by any paper in this vicinity
or elsewhere. We intend issuing the paper for
the campaign, until the November election, for
the lew price of FIFTY CENTS, and until the close
OF the year SIX sHMLINGs, Invariably in ad-
UGnee. We wish our friends and agents through
out the county to send in all the names and cash
that can be readily got together in their re-
Spectves localities.
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COUETERFEITIYG IMPLEMENTs.-In removing
stump the other day upon the premises of our
fellow citizen, GEORGE WILLARD, quantity Of
dies and other implements for the manufacture
OF bogus coin were found secreted where they
had evidently lain for a long time, from the
marks Of oxidation they bore OF their pres
snce there, conjecture alone is able to answer
any questions.
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ER We alluded last week 10 I.

GS-We alluded last week to the arrest Of a
couple Of chaps in Summit county by Mr.. War
ren OF this place, charged with the theft of a
horse and buggy at Dunkirk. They had sold
the property before arrested, but we learn from
Mr.. Warren that horse, buggy and harness have
since been found in the Vicinity of Uniouville,
in the hands of different men.-Reporter.
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%AND STILL THEY CoNE As usual, we no.
ace that GEORGE WILLARD brings up the heal of
the season with liberal and well selected stock
Of goods for the season. In experience Mr..
Willard is second to none Of bis competitors
and his purchases usually afford ample evidence
that the lessons taught in that school, are turn.
ed to good account in catering for bis custom.
ers BY his late purchases our market is kent
supplied with, goods in almost perennial fresh.
ness. Dimes, or ready pay, will take the cream
OF his purchases.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-02

fAINEsvILLE glores in two new papers,
I'm tn 'T1'n oy the boys of the respective Offices.
a' "e "eVe'le emanating from the T2egrGph
s' e' goes ior. Douglas, and the Hide .4,oate,
rom pO0h''les Job Office. for Lincoln and
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURou.--The desk Of this
ehurch will be supplied on Sabbath next, by
the Rev. Mr.. SPooR, graduate of 0bern, who
is represented as young gentleman Of ability
and promise.
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~ oRiGiSAL SToRY.-A well written story
oy resident of our village will BE- fouOd nnon
the outside Of this number, which we doph,
not will be read by our young readers with sns
eep'ible hearts, with much interest. Tbs an
thoress holds the pen of facils and pIeasan,
writer.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-02
Spring ..................
NEW GOODS!

For the last two weeks have been receiving larger and
think well selected
Stock of Spring and Summer Goods,
which my humble opinion will compare vornbly In variety
style. quality and prices with any stock Of Goods In tbis
market and for the kind of pay offer lust az good
bargains and just choice variety, any OF nv ne0b-
bors who oil long eoums in telling the Dear PEOPLE how
much tney feel for their POeksE
400 yds Prints from Sc to l2R cts per yard.
500 yds GiDghams from lOc to 2s per yard.
25OO yds shallies, Muslin DeLaines, PopIins,
Valencies, Berages, wide awake.
Ducal PlaidS, from Is to 81 cents per yard.
SILKS:
500 yards 2S to IS in Black Gro De Rin Figured BrOsAd
Plain and Fancy, Plaid and FoulArd
Dress Silks from 4s to l4s per yard
An endless variety Of Hosiery from &c TO ale
Mtts Dress Trimmings Svls,L.wr.
GlsveG Dress Buttons, swiss Nnlis
Collars, Velvet Fringe, DO Mnslins
Dimity IAees ShAwis
Laces Braids Stella sh.vi.
'ASone@ skTts; BrOeha shaxlS
oi.iIlanS snaAeIS Lace do
' FNs Cashmere do
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NoTicE-My little girl became blind when she was three
years old consulted the best Ocust who causing me
expenses, declared she would be cured Then was
lucky to who had been almost blind for three years
ana cured by Dr. de Heinze In Rochester induced BY
this man to put my child under the Doctors care who resor
ed her TO sight in three weeks By this testimonial wish 10
benefit Others who have suffered Ike my girl
GEO. BEACH, l43 Seneca-st Buffalo n Y
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DR.. CHAs. DE HEINTzE, OcuIist Aurst and
Electropathist will be at the Ashtabua House,
Thursday and Friday, June IA and Is. We
publish the following letters of the efficiency
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-02

IcE CREAM SALooN.--A place of pleasant
resort for the innocent qualification Of the palate
has just been opened by our young friend
RoGER FOWLER in the McCune place, in the
centre Of the village. Though central, the place
iS retired. nicely fitted up, and scrupulously
cleanly and orderly, and is just such an institu-
tiOn as is needed for Gaping the climax of vii
Iags enjoyment. Gentlemen and ladies' or ladies
without attendants, will find a plate of ice
cream. or Strawberries and cream with slice
OF delicious cake, just the thing to recuperate
jaded nature with during the warm season.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-02
NEW Store and New Goods

~ Ia " OIOIS dnu NSW GOOUS
TYLER a. COLLINS,
Take this method Of informing their friends and the public
that they are nov settled In their
New Store, in Smiths Block,
two doors North of the Fisk House. adjoining Wells
ankner where they may be found at all business hours
Large and Splendid Stock Of Goods,
which for variety style and beauty, cannot be surpassed in
In the Dry Goods line
be found the best makes and Patterns Of Gentle
mems gOOdsi
In Cloths Cassimeres, Summer Stutfs, &c,
from Seven Dollars to one Shilling per yard.
In the Ladies' Department,
We have all that is desirable in the way of
Rich Colored and Black Silks,
Dark and Light Foulard, Marceline, &c.
Muslins, Cballas, Orgaudies, PopliDs,
Bseges, Tsrletns, Figured Barred and Plain CAmbrics
and many other nice and pretty things for Dresses and
Gloves, Mitts, Hosiery, Linen, Cambria, A sin
handkerchiels, Embroideries &c.
large and elegant Stock Of
Shawls, Parasols, Umbrellas, Shaker Hoods
and Hoop Skirts,
OF the best kinds and very Cheap together with
Fiannels, Iickings, Denms, and large Stock
OF Domeslics, OF Superior quality.
In our Grocery Department
well stocked and for qualit; and price Ne expect to
compare fAyOraby with our nsighbors
In Crockery
we have taken great pains select beautful Pattern and
general assortment Of nice ware.
In Boots and Shoes, Wooden Ware Stone
Ware, Farming Tools, Nails, Glass,
Putty, Goldfish, Mackerel
and many other things have full supply.
All the above Goods purchased with great care and
special reerence the wants Of the people OF this vicinity
We think facilities equal 10 others buying cheap and
think ourselves NO MORE ambitious large profit.
than etbers
well understood and acknowledged an our Goods arr
Of the best quality and perfect and promise ss Good
for Cash. n prompt four ak months euzOners a o
as possible, and make living BY the trade.
We shall receive most kinda Of Produce At the highest mar
ket Pee and shall take great pleasure IN showing eoodA
ward merchants ought 70 do.
TYLER 4 COLLINS
AshtAbula, Nay s. 1850.
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~ The Reporter intimates that they set
hre to school houses down at Amboy, as the
readlest mode of arranging difficulties, growing
out OF the settlement of teachers The house
In No 3 district was thus destroyed on Friday
night of last week.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-02

+ NJ HAY WANTED.-Any one having good
article of hay for sale may lind market on ap-
plcaiion at this Office.
1v A Light, open second hand Buggy, Of
good style, waited at this Office.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-02

~ Bias Received New Goods.
ROBERTS
Has Print, b ihs Pound
ROBERTS
Has Prints By the yard-oheap!
ROBERTS
Has All kinds Of Dress Gcods-vsry cheap.
ROBERTS
Has the largest STOCK Of Psn,AOOn stu4 The cheapest
ROBERTS
Can beat them ali on Hoop skirtsS
ROBERTS
Il long way ahead On White Goods.
ROBERTS
Has the Best Stock Of Yankee Notions ever seen
ROBERTS
Has hfcs Stock Of Cloths and Cassnisrts.
ROBERTS
wSuta everybody to iook At bis shsetnss and shirne
ROBERTS
Can suit everybody in Ticks, Stripes and DsuIrus.
ROBERTS
tas nice stock Of Hosiery.
ROBERTS
Has shsvls Of all kinds from 81 2s up.
ROBERTS
HISS Lace Cspss and Slautillas.
ROBERTS
HEs Real Pushsr Lace Points.
ROBERTS
Has Parasols and Umbrellas from 20 cents 70 81
ROBERTS
Has Floor Oil Cloths very cheap.
ROBERTS
Has The best Wines and Brandy Of his own importation
and guaranteed strictly pure
ROBERTS
Has Tea at twenty-five cents pound
ROBERTS
Has Tea at 30 and 90 oOuts pound
ROBERTS
Has Tea at rs and IS cents a pound ana sstlstetioa
guaranteed, or the money refunded.
ROBERTS
Has splendid lot Of Wall Paper and BordeH
ROBERTS
In short has plenty Of Everything.
ROBERTS
Sells for Cash and Ready Pay, and does not allow himself
TO he Undersold.
Call and
Edw. n. Roberts,
No. l, Fisks Block, Main st.,
Ashtabula- Ohio Il
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trains Leaving AshtsbnIa Depot.

The Ashtabua ladies' Antisavery Society will meet at
the residence Of Mrs ABnAu soUruwicK Tbursday 7h
o. June All who Fympathre in the invited to
attend, r. N. AVERY, Secretary.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-02

DEAR SIR My wife who had taken treatment of YOU |,
improving in health The discharge her head is so aI
stopped that hope by taking another bottle Of the medicine
she will be entirely we'll The pain In her side and n tbe
stomach has left her entirely. Yours
wellsyiIe, Alegany co, n. Y. EDMOND MAGNER.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-02

as- FoUND.-A pair OF Ladies Morocco
Caters which the owner can hear OF on Appli-
eaiiOp TO this Office. 545
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-02

JUSTICE ELEoTroN.-JoHN BoorH was re-
elected 90 Saturday last by vote Of 253 to SO
for J. M. ALLEN.
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DISCONTINUED. - d. Phillips, ant
~ N. Phillips having dteohtIhaed The Boot and sho.
business et AahtulA, ana being desppA 70 cese tbei
Old seeounts 10 that line have placed the sane n The han
OF the undersigned for coecon TheTeore those dcbtee
10 said D. NJ Philips on Boot and shoes account vii
please call the unlSgnsd and pay up The sane mak,
arTanF.ment ttssesoFs. without delsy. -.
Apsl la Is6o j. {. FARMER.
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LsHII 6W Ido G1os EAvH i
DaKuerrIam Goods.

Daguerrean Goods.
WE have just received large assort-
ment of Daguerrean Goods all varietes and intend
TO supply the trade with Cases. Black and White Glass Crown
Glass Gun Cotton, Fitting Paper, Preserves Cameras Chem
calls OF all kinds Rotten Sone Brual Varnish all kinds Of
Acids Gold Sancers, Meainoype plates, &c.
HENDRY & COPELAND.
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The Board OF school Examiners viii meet in
Jefferson Monday the Fourth cay Of June At ocoek A.
NJ AMOS DRESSER, Clerk.
Orwell May p, 1850. 2t5A
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I U1GBERnTEN's EXCHANGE.

IT UnGBERnTEN's EXCHANGE:
The subscribers beg leass to inform the essn Of Asht
GUs scsS SS0ss oaS S SHa sy s nov rscssng r' and ven
Groceries and PrOvistons.
This branch Of trade has partiruaf attention. and VI
e. ma sisiS i sSSsS ST bse price, as A
We have constantly on hand in thfS line,
sSas,' sPssfs,' Gss.s. Gss
Hams SSssrs
shouidsrs sTssun
Mackerel Tobeeso'
ois stsren. Candles,
Vinegar, TsIov Csndiss
Starch, Crackers
kiss' &c, &c. 30.
Together with nIes selection os
Dry Goods
Ready Made Clothing,
Hats and Caps
Boots and Shoes,
Yankee Notions, etc.
Also-NAiA Hay Forks.
Scoop shOvels, Manure Forks,
Barn shOvss, Grass syth0s and snAthS
Hoes, Corn BasEets
Patent Pals, Market Basksta
Tubs, MOD Handlea
Wash Boards, Wood Bowla
Corn BrOomA &C. &C.
And finally without being tedious enumorsnR articles
urther We viii have almost ythngpd bouRd
Cheap for Cash, or Ready Pay.
80 come and ALL for charge nothing fOrA ght e
We wll take
Wheat, Corn, Oats, Butter Eggs and Coud.
try Produce generally,
st market prices In Exchange for Goods
We viii pay the highest market price Cash. for good
Ash Lumber,
from to 4 inches thIek. l2 to 10 feet long
Poplar Lumber,
4 Inch, ia to 80 ineh.. ~ide ~ fee. long.
asa inch r1ani, do DO
tcY- Don't forget to call al
No. l, Mechanics Row, Ashtabula:
,-,.A-,-. Haskell q Williams:
Ashtabula. April 26 1850.
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A PERMANENT FIXTURE.
A. A. Thayer
has opened splendid suite OF j. p Robersons
store with the intention of staying forty years. to give the
people of Ashtabua and County all around those
NICE PICTURES he is wont to take. Yes, intend to
keeps
FIRST CLASS ROOM,
and do all kinds Of work from the lowest price up hun
dreds Of dollars That and splendid style Of pictures
THE PHOTOGRAPH,
taken here permanent and beautiful Old pictures pho
tOgraphed enlarged TO life size and eoored In oil II desired.
shall make 1t my study to please my customers keep
up with the times.
iAvte the attention Of friends and acquaintanees
throughout the county to TaAYEKs Rooms, 10 get
The Beautiful Picture you want
and to all say ~COme and See"
A. A. THAYER.
AGhtabus, March, 1900 6ss
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MARRIED.

In Pierpon May 22d, by Rev NJ r. Kenney Mr. CHARLES
o. st. JOHN, to Miss MARY L. ALDRICH.
At the same time and place, Mr.. GEO W. ALDRICH &c
Miss s. ELIZA HARDY, all Of Perpont.
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DIED.

In Dubuque, Iowa, May 2lst, EDWIN KlLBORN, son
Harmon Kiborn, Of Connsaut aged about 80 years
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AshtAbulA, April 20. 1890.
T livery STABLE. - The subscriber
~ has entered into the IN Livery Business in Ash
Of John Warrington, As connected with the
Ashtabula House.
The establishment will be fully equipped and supplied with
all the requisite number Of
Good Horses and Vehicles,
to meet the wants 6f te public and In all respects put
footing Of equality At least with the very beat Of the kind
IL omnibuses will usual, between the AshtAbula
House and the several ainF and every facility and comfort
afforded 70 the travelling public on terms that will have no
just ground for complaint
A. BLLKELY.
AshtabuA, Aprn at, 1850. $40