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tigations 10 oner still greater inducements in
Pianos and l]elOdeonS.
Mr. Hall has the pleasure Of saving that during the past y
years. than three thousand families nave oeen nsde
glad 6y individual Efforts in the sale of Pianos and heode
It affords much pleasure to almost daily, expressions
like the following;
inee we bought the Meodeon you John stays at home
every evening Henry sings quite we'll and never made
sound before Susan did without the silk dress to have
Melodeon Harriet pestpored journey East preierrng
nice ,no Them II Meudeons you sold In our town done
more 10 uroye the yosng folks any thing not
little inclined to insanity but since bought the Mclodeon
S ss ree tS' YEAR. Ssc when you spoke 70 me-
Oar Method,
We bys Instruments and pay for them. Never sold one
Piano or Meodeon commission. We pledged to no
narcnor make win deliver any desrobs make IDEAL
otLerl at the lowest possible figures We never have and
H be exceed in having nice pianos and Neodeon'
Beautiful Covers Stools the Instruction Books in
the world Believe us ~A work for your interests
Piano F0rtes.
Emerson Chickering Ladd Halet Davis of Boston Rs
ven, Bacon Co; steinwsy Lighte, Bradbury LAzlotop
bany Knnbe Baltimore &C. n b. Any Of these will be nr
nshed at from $780, to $1,000 according to style and hnis
1LelodeoRS
EN-. Bishop gainesville Prince Co Buffalo carhar
New York Mason IIamlin Boston. Prices from SO to
To Farmers and Others
uuac1uained with Instruments BE not deceived Mr. Hall
is the only Dealer in the West who invariably sold
First Class Pianos q. .HetodeOns, f. No Others.
Be Mr. Hall in person, write before purchasing,
as he has the means, and knowledge to befiend you.
Friendly Adrioe.
Mr. Hall will take pleasure in answering any question in
atinn and Melodeons by letter otheTwisnwi
faithfully advise what instrument to buy and what price, &C.
To Ministers and Churches,
Mr. Hail takes pleasure in making liberal discount
Terms of Sale.
portion down, and reasonable time, will be given the
balance All kinds Of Produce, and Good Lumber and
building materials received in part pay Fifty cords Of Good
Wood, Wanted
Direct all and letters 70 GEO HALL Piano Dealer
Ashabula,, Ohio. Office aud Depot ON Park street
February ], 1860.
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VERMONT HORSE.
BLACK HAWK CITIZEN


as raised in Brdpor v and brought from there in 1882 at
which time he purchased by the subscriber Bidpor s
locality known horse the birthplace of more
valuable trong horses than any other section in the
World Among which may be named Black Hawk Flying
Cloud VetmonteF Champion Rack Hawk well known TO have
taken prems at the State Fairs In this STATE An
drew jackson, and Ethan Allen, the fastest
trottug stallion in the World These horses were all sired
old Black Hawk and onehalf brother to Black Hawk Ci
zen This deserves the attention Of every breeder who Is
desirons obtaining Colts that will command the highest
prices the market To Afford idea Of the celebrity OF
this stock Of horses II II necessary only 10 the prices AZ
for Ethan Allen $4,000 has been suedand old Black Hawk
has steadily received sloO for the service.
Pedigree
Black Hawk Citizen colt of the celebrated horse Black
Hawk owned by the MeBsrs Hills Of Bridpor VT See AT
bany Cuvaor for is4s aud ls49 The dam Of Citizen was
sired BY Engineer aud be By Old Sir Walter the grand dam
Messenger mare.
Description
win Re eight yesrs old in 1880 stands hssn hands high,
weighs hundred his color jet black with coat
fne and glossy satn with heavy curly main and tall
aud is fast trotter.
Certificates
This Il to certify that Black Hawk Citizen raised by
John Bransrd Of BHdport Vt, was sired by my od horse
Black Hawk The dam Of citizen part blood Messenger
'"''' 'Ns "O''' DAVID HILL
Rridport, October 7tb, 1859.
certify that Citizen of two staons rsissd from the
came mare the other being still owned in my own family
| = r p =. n. JOHN BRAlNARD,
| RrisDor4 Oct = 1889 =. A. BRAINARD.
Documentary evidence in proof Of the sbOvs statements
will be produced, II asked for.
Terms-Sl0 for the Season.
and on failure the any other may be returned
| the following
Citizen viii be kept the stable Of the .ubseer In East
| Ashtahua. Rl4tt SheGrss
! AsiItabuia April 1850 2ms5ss
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SERVED THE Police RIeHF.-The police Of
Washington ere as subservieDt TO the slave
power as the Northern dOaghlsees ID Con-
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JUNE APPOINTMENTS.

sDR. II. w. WADSWORTH, Eclectic
~ Physician and Surgeon will bein attendance follows
Ashlabul6, AshtAbula House, Thursday, June 2sth.
Panesyille, Cowles House, Friday, 29th.
Cleveland johnson House, July LIST and 2rd.
The Mode Of Examination pursued by DIR. w.
Is very simple aud entirely and by it disease of any
OF Tn internal vital organs Is In very few minutes detected
with facility and certainty without asking the patient ques-
ton having the least previous knowledge Of the case
ScrOfula, and all Diseases of Scrofulous origin.
Ulcers Tunors Enlarged Glands Jont Hip Disease SWELL
ed Neck Gore Scronlous Eyes Scald Head Eptons
on the other parts Cancer Fsuls, Spinal Diseases
Dyspepsia Gve Impotence Structure St Vitus Dance, Epi-
lepsy, rheumatism, Dropsy, SC &c.
All diseases peculiar 20 Females and all chronic diseases OF
the Brain Eyes Throat, Lungs Heart stomach Liver spleen
Kidneys, Skin or other organs
Those suffering from Chr0Hic Diseases,
Of any description may be assured that their will he
treated h and canddy and they will not be encouraged
20 take medicine without corresponding prospect OF benefit
Dr. W. has visited Cleveland aud other places In ONO and
New York. regularly for the last ten years. and can furnish
patients with any aonn OF evidence in regard to his skill
and qualification physician. lie will visit the above
places month for year thus giving soe who con-
suit him opportunity to continue till cured Those case
hy others ncurabe requested TO cai vii
nothing 10 have examined and explained
Those wishing consult by letter. direct 70 Batavia n
" or 70 the care Of the Hotel at Of sppoulment
II. ". WADSWORTH ~ D., Batavia n V
Residence and Principal Office.
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THE COURT OF DEATH.-An elt

THE COURT OF DEATH.-An ele-
Il CANT hromo-Iithographic Engraving printed in
eessve oil eoorsone Of the most elaborate and enchanting
pictures ever produced in Aereahas been issued by the
undersigned engraving % by 81 inches in size ard Is
accurate copy Of the celebrated Painting Of the Court OF
Death, by the venerable
Rembrandt Peale.
The original painting sl2 square feet contains %
lifesize 6gures and is valued AZ
$4,000 dollars.
Mr. Peaie eerihes that the Engraving us accurate and
admirable copy Of the original" No engraving Of the size
aud beauty of this has been published for less than IS
with view of selling 100000 these offered for 81 20
each The whole press of New York. ObSerrer ErGng e
Independent, CrSaH dGUcedfe and Jurrrrdl Examiner
nes &C. have spoken in the highest terms Of the Engrav
ing recommended it to every household They be
sent safely by mail, rolled in strong cases.
copy 81 and letter stamps 10 prepay postage. Five
copies without stamps. Send 81 and obtain copy
free 81 and letter stamps copy and letter Of
Agency stating srecis terms handsome reduction Ia
Church Societies TO pay Church debts. Write the Name
Town, and State plainly. address,
G. Q. COLTuN, No. 3; Park Row,
P. O. Box, 3s9l. 3n539 New York
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gress. and when mobs sssail Republican
meetings they only laugh and boot on.
when the nomination Of Lincoln and Ham.
lin was received at Washington, the Repub.
lcans in and out Of Congress held and i'm.
nropptu ratification meeting, and before Il
was over they we're beset by Democratic
mob the building stoned, win dows broken
and the meeting so much interrupted and
,hwar,ed that II broke up aud dispersed.
The police gave the Republicans no sort Of
nortection in the capital Of the United
States.
The House in Committee Of the Whole, has
since stricken out the usual appropriation Of
$40 900 to the police Of Washington City,
and we trnst it will stay out Mr. Staun.
ton. of Ohio, Mr. Washburne, of Illinois,
and others made vigorous speeches against
the appropriation, putting their opposition
ON the distinct ground that the police Of
washington will not protect Republicans in
that city in the enjoyment Of the constitu.
,iopal right of free speech. Stopping the
nav is the very best return for the official
neglect Of II partizan police.
THE SIMPLE SEcREr.-Twenty clerks in
n store. Twenty hands in printing Office
Twenty young men in a village All want
TO pet along in the world, and all expect tC
do SO. one of the clerks will rise % to bC
n partner aud make fortune. One Of tn,
compositors will own a newspaper and lie
come an influential and prosperous citizen
One of the apprentices will come to be
master.builder. One of the villagers will
ret handsome farm and live like patri
arch. But which is destined to be tht
lucky individual ? Lucky There is n,
luck about it, The thing is almost a
certain as the rule of Three. The younJ
fellow who will distance his competitors i
he who masters his business, who perserve
his integrity, who lives clearly and purely
who never gets in debt, who gains friend
by deserving them, and puts his money int
savings bank. There are some ways t.
fortune that look shorter than this old dust,
highway. But the staupch men of the CON
. munity, the men who achieve something
really worth having, good fortune, goo
name, aud a serene old age oil go thi
, road. .N -t
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~ ROGERS
! 20 DOLLAR Douhle-Thread Elastic
LOCK-STITCH
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.

~
20 DOLLAR Douhle-Thread Elastic
LOCK-sTITCH
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
in this age Of Merchandising the Sewing Machine stands for
ward in bold relief economizer Of time and labor hs
evident that the wants Of the community at large
not be met through the medium of elaborate expensive
machines To meet this want the Rogers Machine has been
produced at price so low, as to
Place it within the Reach Of all.
Its construction simple and yet Il Is reliable In it's
execution that child manage il with 1t is al
nOeess in its operations and for all kinds Of fancy
plain sewing Families TaOrs DTess-makers &c. IL not
excelrd by any machine in the market
Among the advantages this Machine has others,
the following:
lss simple in its construction that few moments
instruction will enable person 70 become master Of it.
I'd The elastic the mos. elastic fabric and there
fore free from all liability 10 break from washing ironing
3d. II will alike all material from the finest linen to
the coarsest wooen.
4h Every kin0 of sewing silk thread can be used and
the thread does not need TO be oiled
The question may arise how furnish machine al
so low figure which In every respect equal and in
superior. TO high-pHeed machinesi We answer:
st The profits expensive machines those
necessarily small.
2ud. Oar machines simple In their arrangement that
they be produced at much less cost thereby also rsduc
ing the liability Of their getting out Of order.
With these advantage both regarding price, simplicity
place II in competition With machine IN the market fu
relyng upon its merits 10 sustain itself before the public
= Agents Wanted To whom exclusive County rights vii
be given Orders BY mail or Express respectfully solicited
and promptly attended To.
Manufactured by ROGERS BROTHERS,. Sales Rooms
Marble Block, No 2ll Superior Street, Cleveland.
Address, G. W. CKowkLL, Genl Agent
53stfn Cleveland, Ohio
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ITnR TnOnoron-BErp srnLiOs.

hb 1HoRoUeH-DRkp SrALbiV"'
wEsrERS IN REsERvn'
The services Of this highly bred Horse VIII
Be offered 70 the Farusrs and Breede Of this and aonns
Townships the coming season, on The following terms
$40 for the Season,
r.v,A,, IN all es.es Sssors or At the tns q Service
Arv ore sendpr Mare which should prove not 70 " IN
toa can end tie same or smother Mare the following season
Free Of charge,
WESTERN RESERVE
"a, bred h, Cen j. r. King Of Portage County Ohio Ne
4 slx vsa ars ola this Spring; beautiful daboe gray coori u
isf HAND, bsh and weighs LOO pounds stylish and
rapid roadster.
PEDIGREE
ON, NJ Alice GRAY BY the celebrated trotting Horse
shcr and he by the imported Horse Barney Henry Hii
a. Acs r,y was got BY the world renowned Horse Gray
Fssie and dam hy old Messenger @. g. dam by old Post
no. mating him At least seveneghtha thorough blood POI
ire stsle and action challenge the State 70 produce BIZ
equal -,
ill ,,.nd At he fremont Stable Conneaut Monday sn'
pdsy Of each week. and the rest Of the week at the stab
Of the subscriber ., -
| a.ht.h,t, Anvil 1850. 50
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DOOTS & SHOES - THE ORDER
- OF THE DAY
T.. IL, I,fbcrf RIorE-OdT TXQ

~
N ID OF THE DAY
In the Hubert BLock-On Z Y 9.
THE sutcribers wish 70 call the attention Of the
\, = I'm. i =: 81 ass' 9 ,i3S n
Ready made also to order of Coed Quality, cheap
a competitors
They intend their shop shall not be whit behind both
20 utV beauty manufacture of the kinds Of stock they
work. They say nothing than they intend to furnish the
best the market affords whether the kind the other
they purchase cas and not confined to market for
supplies.
Among the articles to be found the following Gents
French Calf Boots Kip Boos all kinds Coarse Kip Boots
Calf Brogan Shoes Calf Oxford Shoes Gents high cut Patent
Congress Gaitet the ordinary Congress Gaers suitable
the Summer trade. Boys Boots and Shoes adapted to
tIe season. AlEo nice article Of Oxford Ties.
TO The LADIES
shev wish To say that they supply you with
CATERS as good and as Cheap
a. can be this poce elsewhere at lioes which
cannot fail TO please them both Congress and Lace with heels
and without Soracco and Kid Pokas Moracco Buskns light
and heavy Chdrens Plain and Fancy Shoes Pstent Leather
ANGLE Ties for Children. - - -
Our motto is SM1LL PROFITS r READY PAR =
Call look these Goods They will be happy to exhibit
them and will furnish you with htfe Cas- and as Good
articles as be found elsewhere.
The respectfully dedicated Call and look
Skies g. Sloan.
Ng,xI 4Ql
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Family Grocery Store.

Being satisfied that the Ready Pay System the ost a
VanagesnE the consumer the subscriber has adopted Il
and he will strictly carry out the prnci al In ali cases
Having engaged In selling Goods the last four
for Msssr Prentice Tombes, II. G. Tombes, aud j. H.
Thomas sqfs who probably the most experienced gro
GERS in the county he hatte bimsef that he aud will
sell good articles in his line and At low prices
found AZ any establishment In the County.
Butter Eggs Lard Potatoes Turnips and almost every
thing 10 SELL will be exchanged for goods Al
the same prices that will sell for eaah
II Remember the place, Hulbsrra Block, Main street.
near the Para. ..-,-I
AshtAbus, March 10th, 1850. - : $50
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DR. s. q. CLARK, German Reform
~ = utpg,As Physician and ssrseos' Ss'!gsy e ,hs
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Jamestown Pa from June lfih, 70 July lst
Charge or medicine for one month, nom sloo to 100
Dr. a. clark having had frequent and urgent solicitations
from his aut is friends 20 visit the neighborhood
OCCASIONALLY that tey might consult I'm personally, as wen
amonth. q
avnr had seventeen years experience IN the practice of
redht during whch time he has treated thousands o pa
tpts In An forms acute and chronic diseases with uns-
nsed success iof which Of your encs OF neighbos
can testify and Is prepared 70 give relief 10 Al who may
NV Particular attention viii be given TO the cure OF CtN-
rurToS aud AL diseases n the lungs aud chest Dyspepsia
Nervous Diseases Female arrangements Of every character
will be trrated With success
Also viii care old sores and All erupve diseases Of what
ever cbarncter they may be. lie makes Of univert
oonioa remedies No calomel other deleterious drug
are used
eaDera description Of the appearance Of the urine With
correct statement OF the cause origin Of the disease and
general history Of the symptoms with nane age, &c.
An communications must be directed TO
sI S. g. CLARK, NJ. d.
Ian,esfnvrn. Mercer Co. Pa.
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MONEY SAVED.

DIANo FORTES & MELODEONS.
Stools Covers, Instruction Books &c terms that
cannot fail to please, at Ashtabua, Ohio.
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TO THE LADIES !

INSURANCE AGENCY.-H. Fassett,
Il ASHTABULA, ONO,
Is the authorized Agent for Ashabula County Of the follow
ing named Insurance Companies, which have complied win
the OF Ohio and authorized to transact business In
this State.
Risks taken on Farm detached buildings and contents
at the Of responsible companies for to hyS
years, and property in villages at fair rates.
Losses hoDorablY adjusted and promptly paid
Home Insurance Company,
Cash Capital, all paid in ........... NOOooOo
Surplus, over. '''''''..'''' HiVoAO
City Fire Insurance Company,
HAVEN, coNS.
Capital actually paid in ......... $l50OOO 90
Surplus oil over. '''''s'''s' l'SioVV w
Charter Oak Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
HARTFORD, CoNN. JANUARY ], 1852
Capital actually paid in cash. ....... $SOOOOO 90
Prompt attention applications from any part q the county
The undersigned is also Agent for the
Charter Oak Life Insurance Company,
Of Hartford Conn.
the reputation and actual cndiOn OF which Is not surpassed
| by any company IN the UniVn
| Ashtabula, March ~, 1859. .... IA
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GRAEFENBERG FAMILY MEDI.
ctn.s.--Itetali prices.

Vegetable pills per box, 20 sarnpefnlA per boueN y
Green Mountain Oint- Eye lotion
ment, per box, 20 Children'a ianaeea
Fever Ague Remedy box 80 Health Dierh, packhgft
Dyscntrry SYRUP bottle, 90 COnEmptvea Balm, bot
Marshalrs Uterine Cath Manual Of Health, pr copy
ocUn, per bottle, l so 0raefcnborg Pile hemedy, v
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Terms, Cash or Ready Pay.

Terms, Cash or Ready Fay.
To oil tehom it may concern:
u NOW YE THAT when King Solo
IN earth the FIRST time, he said there were
nothing under the sun, but had he lived until this time,
be would have seen q Grocery Store hllsd with
All New Goods,
and would have said that AahtAbuA Village nor even the
County, the before for quality quantity
they not surpassed having been sereed vita geAi
and bought - the lowest cash prices and will b. sold for
Cash or Ready Pay,
a prices that will suit the pnrehAse other way
The following few OF the articles that hand
York, Hams, Shoulders Dried Beef Lard Fish Of all kinds
hoasse sugars Rio other Coffee ground and In the berry
spices Cinnamon, Cloves Mustard Starch Corn Starch Cho-
eoate Cocoa sAereuS, Ginger Soda Cream Tartar soap
lonaeeo Snun kllsings Curan Figs Prunes CIT on Teas
choice article stearne and Ialow Candles Herring By the
box Powder shot and Lead Dairy salt In Tags or barre
Cracksrs all kinds Shoe brushes backing Hozse brush.
Curey combs HORSE eArds Lanterns three Kinds seisves
Butter ladies' Coffee mills, CbOpng Knives Scrub brushes
whiteWash brushes, Clothes Pima Pas Tuba Brooms Nor
Sticks Stone ehurns Jugs and Butter Crocks yellow Er
Rock ware and Glass Bottes shovels spAss and Hoes
Corn In the Ear Oats Flour and Meal 10 et sysrhnS
that Il generally kept In well regulated
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-31
The Instructions of Capt. Jarvis.

y.eRiNGToN, March 30-Documents sent
e. The Srmai. by the President to-day, show
,,,, Capt JARVIS was instructed TO land at
ye-st'ruz. AZ the request of Minister McI-ane,
9Th such forces rs could be spared. Tor the
-,,e.,iou of our citizens and their property,
nhsrs Mr.. McLanf might think they were IN
reT. Capt. j. is also Informed that our
,,,arnment Will not recognize Miramons
,,,n,sed bloc kade. and directed him 10 employ
iha naval force 10 afford free lngre>s and
sr-ess 70 all American vessels at all Mexican
r,. and fully 10 protect them. These in
i.,.,,ions however had not reached Captain
JARVIS At The time he captured the Miramon