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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-04-21

toyer and Mrs Pryor sustaining the char
acters recently represented by Agnes Rob.
ertson and Laura Kene.
Indeed, onr new regime includes the en-.
gagement of double dramatic companv
in order that the attractions of the Lecture
Room may be equally strong and interest.
ing on each weekday afternoon and even.
ing.
| have abandoned for the present all
idea of changing the locality of the Mu.
scum, and for various substantial reasons :
Firstly, the present site is the only one on
the island accessible by every horse rail-
road and principal omnibus line in the city.
Secondly, this is the only place of amuse.
ment below Canal street, and hence it is in
closer proximity than any other to the
large city of Brooklyn, not to mention
the Jersey City, Newark, and Hoboken, and
guests Of the numerous down town hotels.
On Saturday afternoon, next, the 3lst Of
March, at one o'clock, 1 shall therefore re-
open this establishment with bill of at
fractions which l trust will prove worthy
Of universal admiration, and with a pro.
Of wholesome rules and regula-
tions calculated to secure the appreciation
of all lovers of chaste and innocent recrea-
tions. Until that eventful day, ladies and
gentlemen, l bid you all an afectionate
adieu.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-04-21

Trains do not stop Stations where the time is omitted
in the above tables.
All through Traies going Westward at Cleveland
with Trains for Toledo Chicago Columbus Cincinnati IN
didR0pOlis &c.
And all through Trains going Eastward at Dunk
with the Trains Of N Y E. r. R. and at Buffalo, with those
Of N. Y. Central and Buffalo N Y City Railroads. for Neue
York, Albany, Boston, Niagara Falls &C.. &C.
A. C. HUBBARD, Station Agent.
CLEVELAND April 0, 1860.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-04-21

"FAsr."--Words and grammar seem to
be very variable affairs. The word "fas"
is as great contradiction as we have in the
language A river is fast when the ice is
immovabe; and when the ice disappears
very fast, it is loose; clock is called fast
when it is quicker than time; but a man is
told to stand fast when he is desired to re-
main stationaryj people fast when they
have dothing to eat, aud eat fast conse-
quently, when opportunity offers.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-04-21

WIFE.-This good old Saxon word (wif)
is, after all, the dearest and most sacred
word lie the whole vocabulary Of Eote.--
Around it clusters all that is most beaatl-
ful, chaste, and permanent in the tender
passion. Into whatever forbidden paths
the heart of man may wander, still 1t must
return at last to the hallowed name Of t0ife
for consolation and rest. Any other rela-
ton between the sexes. however alluring 10
the imagination, invariably ends in wretch
edness, in shame and degradation.
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bDr How. to make people acknowledge
the eorn--tEead on their toes, i
hG-Whon IOvsg dotes on kia dnrlls I. !
refusal tcls as an anti-d0ts.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-04-21

AN INSANE MAN, named Wheedon con.
fined in the Newburg (Ohio) Lunatic
Asylum, made three extraordinary escapes
from the Institution. About two weeks
since he took a set Of false teeth out of his
mouth, and by constant work contrived
with them to saw hole sufficient to admit
of his dropping through into another part
Of the house, and then escaping. He was
traced and caught A few days since he
secured pin, and with that exceedingly
unlikely instrument managed to pick the
lock of his door, and escaped into the hall,
where he was Fortunately arrested. Last
Saturday night he was carefully examined,
before being placed in his room, but succeed
ed in secreting a small brass ring, split at
one part, in his hair. On being locked up
for the night, he set to work, and with the
ring he cut through the window sash and
shutter, so as to enable him to remove them
from the window. He then took the cover
lid of the bed, and tore it into strips, with
which be made rope reaching nearly to
the ground, a distance of some twenty-five
or thirty feet. Some of the cotton batting
with which the coverlid was wadded, he
placed in his stockins to protect his feet, as
he had no shoes. Then dressing himself in
shirt, trowsers and stockins, he slid down
the rope and escaped. He was soon cap
turcd
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-04-21

BG-Sdeny Smith compares the whistle Of
locomotive to the squeal Of an aItorcsSy
when Satan gets him,
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"WHo GoETH WARFARE AT ANY TIAE,
AT HIS OWN CosT Y-Our Government does.
Oar Indian Wars are conducted on this
plan The Secretary Of War sends out
Troops to fight Indians armed, equipped
aud rationed by the secretary of the Inte-
riOr We pay for the knives which our with
soldiers are scalped. Congress every winsl
ter passes an Army Appropriation Bill pro-
vidng riaes and blankets for tho Camp,
and, Immediately afterwards, an Indian
Appropriation Bill providing rifles and
blankets for the Wigwam-so many dollars
month to the soldier who is to be killed,
and so many dollars month to the Indian
who is to kill him. Long waggon-trains
set out from St. Louis every summer lOad-
i ed with pork and -four for the white men
beseiged in the Forts, followed by long
Wagon trains loaded with pork and flour
for the red men who are beseiging them.
We can have War on these terms just
as long as we want it. There is always
plenty to dance if somebody will pay the
piper But it is an expensive business,
snpporting both sides of War. We'can
afford 10 fight the Indians, or we can af-
ford TO feed them whichever will keep them
qniet But we cannot afford to fght and
feed them both at once, and SO keep our
hostilities forever
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-04-21

pB-"What's that picture on r. said q
countryman in our hearing the other day
in print store, to the proprietor, who was
turning over some engraEings. That, sir, =
said the dealer, ''Is Joshua commanding the
sun Co stand stillp "Du tell I Wall, which
is Josh aud which is his son p
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-04-21

H. @. DICK, Bookseller, stationer and News
Dealer. Also, Dealer In shsetMuse Toys and General
Variety Goods, Main stlpet, Ashtabuus sohio. aoI
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-04-21

j. r. CHAPMAN, Dealer in Musical Merchan
disc Books Fine Stationery Toys, and Fancy Articles
his Bazaar and Curiosity store Sd door south OF the Bank
Main street Asbtabula 47O
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NYhat a Quren Costs.

The following from the Philadelphia Press
will give our readers an idea of the expense
to the British nation Of supporting the
Conrt of England. 1t may be new to
many of our readers, and will show them
what royalty costs. In the last year the
outlay by the British people for Royal Es-
Establishments amounted to about $2,732,-
955 The leading items are as follows -
Queen Victoria's Civil List, $1,925, 900
including her Privy Purse, $500, 900 saIa-
ries Of Household, $655, 900 Household
expenses, 1855, 900 Royal Bounty, $685.
600 Pensions, $4,000 Miscellaneous,
S40,20 Prince Alberts annuity, $780,.
600 Duchess of Kent, $3.50, 900 Ouch
ess of Cambridge, $4,000 Duchess of
Neutrality-suspicious., $4,000 King of
the Belgians $250,000 Princess Freder-
ick of Prussia, $37, $50 servants of de-
ceased Royalty, $l4,624 All of these
moneys are paid out of the Consolidated
Fund (or public revenue) Of England and
do not represent the whole amount receiy-
ed by the Royal Family.
Thus, Prince Albert has numerous Offices,
civil and military, which bring him in an
additional income of $4,000. The Duke
of Cambridge, beside having part of ST.
James Palace, free of rent, taxes, and re-
pairs, has some $4,000 per annum extra,
as Commander-in-Chef and Colonel of
cavalry regiment. Not only is the Queens
aunt, the Duchess Of Cambridge, handsome
Iy pensioned, as well as her son and two
daughters, but even her son-n-law, a very
poor German prince, accepts $S, $50 year
from Great Britain. The Queens mother
and the Queens uncle (Leopold of Belgi-
UNI have $40O 600 year between them.
Nay, SO much is money an object with Roy
atty that the Princess Royal of England,
married to the King of Prussa's nephew.
was meanly permitted by the Prussian Roy
al family to saddle the British nation with
a life pension to her of $3T, year,
which John Bull will probably have to pay
during the next half century.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-04-21

LINUS SAVAGE, Furniture Dealer and Man
uacurer steam establishment North Main street. the
Office Of Drs. harrington Hall. Ashtabua, o. 419
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Manufacturers.

GEORGE WILLARD, Manufacturer of Sash,
Blinds and Doors on hand and made TO order Also Plan
ing Matching etc. done to order in the best possible
her, Ashtabua, O. sos
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Furniture.

DUCRo & BROTHERS, Manufacturers of
Dealers In Furniture of'he best descriptions and every
rety Also general Undertakers and manufacturers Of Co
ns TO order Main street. North of South Pubic Square,
Asbtnbula 410
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Clothing.
Agents.

ALEXANDER GARRETT, Land Agent No
90 Water street. Cleveland, o. Lands for sale in Iowa. l7
no Wisconsin, and Minnesota at 81 90 per acre and np
wards 26g
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Watches, Jewelry, &c.

G. w. DICKINSON, Jeweler. Repairing o.
all kinds of Watches Clocks and Jewelry Shop OPPOSITE
the Fisk House, Ashtabula, q, 4i6-4S,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-04-21

PHOENIX FOUNDRY. w. WAGNER,
having purchased the Foundry of JoHN B. GALPIN will
Keep on hand at favorable prices stoves Pows Pow and
MIL Castings and sinks attend to repairing, and setting
stoves and PloWs Orders for Castings and kinds
OF toandy work executed with promptness Near the Sash
Factory, Ashtabula Ohio. 4g9
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-04-21

GEORGE HALL, Dealer in Piano Fortes, and
elodeqps Piano Stools Coyerl Instrustion Books etc
Depot eQer Main and Centre Streets rel OF b. Fessets
omce, Ashtabqla. See Advertisements. 4l6
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-04-21

GEORGE O. HUBBARD, Dealer ih Hard
ware lron Steel and Nails, Stoves Tin Plate Sheet Iron
copper and Zine and manufacturer of Tn Sheet Iron and
copper ware, risks Block Ashtabula, Ohio. 40
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DR.. j. :. ROSE,

DIX. >. y. KISE.
TO THE SICK AND AFFLICTED.
LIVERY INTELLIGENT AND THINKING
know that remedies handed for general
should their efficacy established by we'll tested experience
TIE hands regularly educated Physician DIR Rose, has
.ored long and diligently extensive practice Of medicine
remedies well the people Rchond have
performed the remarkable here and elsewhere
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49, - srEAn GIAeEN.

ALL EN'N PA by q ~ EAfa 90 AIRS
RGGI>TER WEBB'S STEAM WHISTLES. COCKS &c,
UDUBBER AND LEATHER ErLIiN5. Packing. E.tuet Metal
Ia Does P.te1, San G-1lll and Nlca- goods generally
an yoo9 Quality a- sale l1a Uy WILLIAMS ELLIOTT
nhi4 e. Main street nearly opposite ST. C.sres Hote'.
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BRADY'S PUBLISHING HOUSE.
NEW pOlES HIST ISSIED

ETHEL TREVOR; or, The Dukes Victim By G. W
II REYSoIps Price 20 cents
Fast Life; or Memoirs OF the Marquis OF Waterford
Price % cents
Expose of the Sons of Malta. IL
The Chevalier D'HarmcntRl. BY A. DUMAS
Price 20 cents
Jennings Every Mothers BOOK Do not let your
Child Die Price % cents.
Ess-Maled, free OF postage, receipt Of price
The welcome Guest, Grstclass Family Monthly News.
paper issued at the low rate OF TWENTY FIVE CENTS i sehd
for a specimen.
FREDERIC A. BRADY, Publisher,
% Ann Street, New York.
mhlO-
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Passengers breakfast s1d mt Ashland and dine board the
comfortable between Acqula Greek sad Washington.
az; Por further information sppy 1t this ece Broad street.
siockoe Hin. JAMES b. WINSTON,
GENT Ticket Agent
eAHL RUTH, supt
Olce R =. 4 ?. p. Co.,
Jan Il. 155a | IAn9l-H
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SASH, BLINDS AND DOORS.

SAVING AND TURNING.
ENHE Oldest Establishment In Richmond where msy be be hAo
the above articles psytsciioH al the shortest notice
Being confident giving entire sssfacton the subscriber son
cts heretofore public patronage Having recently added
cabinet his business the public nov
have their work oaOl disappointment delay Give me call
se2l-u MILES AMBLER, Mayo street.
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nr.ncn.ir. Imnuritv of the Blood.

From E.r.L D.. Hines, P1s'1rQf ddrlf church. Boston
ur. Ayrr. have used your Pills with extraordinary
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my friends. Yours '' v HINES
WARSAW. Wyoming Co., y. y, Oct n, lsjj.
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t lr find them am excellent pur- tive % cleanse the
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s natural functions. These, If not relieved react upon
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Crll ggrlyaiiOn, SUFFERING and disease ME n t,s
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DICKINSON EAHuI
DICKINSON, HILL d CO.,
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
SIEREOSC0PIC EMPORIUM.
+. ANTHONY.
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After May lst, 1850. at Sol BROADWAY, Two door.
from 81. Nicholas BOtel.

fOm ST. Nicholas Botel.
FINHE sTERE0sC0PE the most instJtctire ~
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No home complete without It, and It will Dastrln
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onthe spot. -" were
Photographers everywhere exploring Fure As. AL
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Every gentleman Of wealth refined taste should have n m
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more fascinating. and no greater teat 70 f5
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AntGys stereoseopc Views the
ographe wonder They tax en- H. the 5ors Dd-f ofdrJ
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Parties who Wish 70 be advised Of anything really yaushel
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Men o. leisure will find Photography most fascinating and ds.
nghua amusement We are prepared 10 Ct
everything necessary for their success togrtber tb s,
How to take Stereoscopic Pictures ("
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Importer and Manufacture OF PHOTOGRAPHIC Materials s-s
and stereosccpc Views
B Merchants from every Of the country are re
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wanted. ~e'"
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LIGHTE 4 BRADBURY
RICHMOND PIANO FORTE MANDATORY,
AND GENERAL DEPOT OF
Foreign and American Music and IA usicnl
Instruments.

RICHMOND PIANO FORTE MANDATORY,
AND GENERAL DEPOT OF
Foreign and American Music ana musical
Instruments.
DORR & RADE, 29O & 2Sl, BROAD STREET,
TTAVING assocated themselvesin the above bus
mess respectfully invite public attention to aT5ss
their large assortmeu, Of Planes and other Musical
hand and offer such guarantees as ~
will satisfy the most fsdous purchaser. They also keep on hand
the largest and choicest stock ~ Music semlnares Academies
Inion Of Learning &c win End Il 70 their advantage deal
Pianos make warranted for five years and kept IN
tune twelve months and exchanged within SIX months uey i
Of Pianos Of the best Northern manuiacores
Particular attention Is paid t. orders from the country and per
Old Pianos taken IL exchange. Please address
oc7 DORR RADE, Richmond
VANLEw, TAYLOR q CO., No. 74Msn street, have
hatcher Files and Elye Tools
Spear aud Jacksou's Hand Rip, and Grain Saws
Baldwin, bench and moulding Planes
Hunts and muons chop and single HatchetI
E.gdole's Adge eve, la and brad Hammers
Cooks and SMELLS cast steel Augers and Bits
Wherby, Beatty lJadieys Drawing HALVES
Turning Lathes, Chis.ls and Gouges
Bah tools OF the best quality, for sale low for cash or to
puntuli customers. ao5O
METCRELL 81 FEY
~ 206otxs Manufactured Tola eco, assorted brands
10 " ~ LaaehJru, sons best brands
OO0 packages Klciinick Smoking Tobacco
1900 T." MohisAn siaosing Tobacco (n 9 and pound
100 bis Layvsns Eoclbriee Rive Whisky
q 4 casks Cognac aud aochel Brandies
o& pipes Hen"ey London Dock haniy' vintage
% a eass sherry Madeira, Port and Malaga Wines
5PGu,heous Imprrill No.et Gin
II cases Champagne Clrre and Hock Wines
81 ths Surfy Apple and Peach BraniCs.
in any market MfCHFLL Fry,
Nc. 16 Pearl street,
ap9-u Richmond, Va.
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nOMhUGATED WROUCHr IRON AND

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DLOWSl PLOWS!! PLOWS!!!-NO EXCUSE FOR
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variety Of Povs known Southern farmers and planer
and recommends especially his Southern Poie which
sizes and shapes Of moebosrdJ each Pow thus adapting 10
every variety Of soil p. II STARRE,
dsqi Three above st. Charles Hotel Richmond Va
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RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROA

SOUTH-SEDE RAILROAD.
ANDAPTER MONDAY THE22d AU- e.
" gust, the passenger Trains, will asifolows: ~
FROM PETERSBURG TO LYgCHBURd
Mail Train daily $50 A. NJ reaches ynchburg ct 1886
PM
Passenger Train daily except sandayE at AS NJ
reaches Lynchburg atl2.80 A. NJ.
FROM LYNCHBURG TO PETERSBURG
Mail Train daily II A. NJ reach Petersburg NJ
Trains daily, except Sundays 1890 T. NJ
reaches Petersburg al 6.80 A. NJ.
Sh daily trains the Springs
Vile Nashville Memphis, &c. TO New Orleans.
This Is the shortest and expeditions route TO all
Tennessee Alabama Mississippi LOUISIANA Arkansas and Texas
City Train leaves Petersburg daily except Sundays
IA NJ u Noon, and City Polnt at $40 A. NJ and 1880 P NJ
trains 10 and from all the steam packets when
cessary.
H. D. BIRD,
Gu24 General Superintendent
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DEAR BRO. AVER: I cannot answer yo1 'ch7t com
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NOTICE or CO-PAR rNEkSMIP. LUTHER
- LIBBY, Richmond and ABRAHAM HUTTON, OF Peters.
burg have formed oopaneh, under tie yie Oi lb.f
BURTON, purpose conducting Grocery. SIP
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1850.
NOTICE.
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1860. NOTICE. 1860.
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70 PASSENGERS GOING A0RTH-HEW ARRANGEMENT.
g1iPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.
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GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE
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TWICE DAILY-Suniay night eyceptsd-belween
RICHMOND ALEXANDRIA, WAsHlSGTON, BALTIMOGE, PHIL
ADELPHIA NEW YORK and al Important points West via
quia Creek and Washington, ever the
RICHMOND, FREDERICK SBt kG AND POTOMAC ILR0AD,
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THROUGH Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New