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DIT sherifY's Sale OF q q
X T7CT
Public Auction
~ n y 7 uUIIU n AUOIIUUi
at the Door of the Court House, in Jefferson,


at the Door of the Court House, in Jefferson,
in the County of Ashtabua, and State of Ohio,
Tuesday, the 5th day of June, A. D. 1860
between the hours Of 10 and O'Clock Of said day. The follow
ing described Lands and Tenemen towit Situate in the
township Of Saybrook County OF Ashtabuaand State Of ho
known Vest part of Lot No. dfyeightJs Bounded be-
ginning stake at the south abument Of the bridge
the South Ridge Road running thence south 49, east 81
rods to stakes thence east 2 north 2 rods to ske theDce
south 2 east j22 rods 70 stake thence west - south o.
rods the south line Of said lot 5o to the southwest
corner said north e. west 1872 rod the west
line Of said lot the Ridge Read thence norhery and east
ey AoDg said Ridge Road to the place of beginning contain
ing according to the survey of Jesse Baengon, 90 acres
and rods OF land.
Also part of lot No. 5s In said ownshis of Saybrook-
Bounded beginning at the north east of the above
described land running thence south 69 east chains along
the centre of the South Ridge Road; thence south IL east
chains and links thence south 2ss, East chains
thence south lS IA inks thence south s9 west chains
90 links the line Of said Becwhs thence northery TO
the place Of beginning containing acres and 3O0 Of an
Also part Of Lot No 49, in said Township of Saybrook
Bounded north the north line Of said ot West by land in
lot contracted to Nathaniel Clark South by the south
line OF said lot 73 snd East by line parallel with the west
line and far distant therefom to contain fifty
Of land
subeeto TO the dover estate In said lands Of Abigail Beck
with towt Twenty of land in the west part OF Lot
No. S. bounded follows South BY the south line
center Of the South Ridge Road and East by line rnnnng
souhery ten feet east Of the dwelling house said premises
above mentioned 10 such point in the South line Of said lot
shall make the said dover estate contain twenty
acres Of land Said lands are appraised subject to said dow
estate, at $40.
TERMS OF SAIE0ne third the purchase money to be paid
the day Of sale and the balance be paid in two equal
pua payments in year the other two years
from the day OF sale The deferred payments be secured
to the satisfaction Of tho Court. 5w541S7.75
May l, 1850. WM HENDRY. sheriff.
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-.- A Battle Hymn. !. ----

... t A Battle Hymn. .-. ..
IN HONOR OF SIR JOHN HEENAN,
Wko lately appeared in Taryserea act Farce as the
Lion Tamer
THIS ODE WRITTEN.
--------I 80. lsstr
Hail IIeenan, hail
Thou mighty Muscle King,
Lord of the Genius monarch of the Ring
Thine arm thy sceptre, and thy strength thy
crown
Before whose might the Lion went humby down.
Behold, bardling Graves permit to sing
A pGan in thy praise, rhyme to thy renown.
Benecia Man--who hence dare call thee Boy q?
Quick tell thy friends that all may share thy Joy,
The deeds that thou hast done
For see, Columbia comes wtSR ready grace
To bind thy brows, to kiss thy battered face,
And claim thee as her son.
Stand up and answer didst thou then
Beard England's Lion 10 his den ?
And dare him in his pride
And ddst thou fight him forty bouts.
And put him through "course of sprouts"
And "tan his tawny" hide?
Come, Heenan, boy,
Tell how the hours Of battle flew,
And men and maids and matrons, too,
Shall gather round the teller;
Say, ddst thou give his ribs thug"
And strike him squarely on the "mug,"
And exc upon the "smeller ?"
Say, didst thou wrap Coumbia's flag
Around thy loins-thOu pleasant wag
To fight behind such bars -
And didst thou ply its many stripes
In what thy craft call stunning wipes"
Till Thomas saw its stars
En-, Heenan, boy
And do you mean-eXcuse my pen
For seeking Of these things to ken
But do you mean to leave alarms,
And rush to home and Adams arms
For balm and lint and rest a.?
Or will you yield to BarBum's wish
And take thy place among the fish
And fowls and beasts What crowds woult
visit
If you stood by the great "What is it ?"
And barred thy brawny breast !
Now, Heenan, boy
I'll tell thee what TO do ;
You've lamhed the Lion
Challenge Orion,
The Champion of the Blue
lie wears a belt
So, as your fame enjoys
Just take it from his loins,
Or take his "pet"
But Heenan, boy,
I fear one day there'lI be a "mill,"
When champions all will get their fill
OF fight
A sort Of general grinding day
In thy quaint phrase, the devil to pay
With heavy weights and light
o, Heenan, boy
Within the bounds of this World Ring,
There walks certain Champion King,
With whom we all must tussle
Perhaps you know the wight mean-
He's queerly built, lank:awed and lean,
Without sign of muscle.
But yet, though bis conditions" poor
As poor can be, one thing is sure
He makes his "mawleys" felt
No fairness shows he TO his foes
He deals the foulest kind of blows,
And strikes "below the belt
No "sparring," stopping oountering" then
My shoulder-hitter floors" his men
With just a single pass
Yes Heenan, boy when he "let drives"
Before his bony "bunch Of fyes,"
You'll surely "go to grass"
Now, Heenan, boy,
With such a "lively mill in ylew
A course OF training to go through
Were surely only right
Let suggest that you leave strife,
Aud for the balance of your life
Just Pray instead Of fight
Eh, Heenan, boy
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Ashtabula Union School.
Rev. c.:E. Bruce, A. M. Superintendent

heV' C'LE' Bruce, A. M. Superintendent.
9. f. BRUCE AN, Principal Of Hnh Scho
Miss A. II. CHAPMAN, Assistant In High Sch 90
Miss S, l.. PAINE Grammar Sch 90
Miss A f. BEOwY Assistant In Do do.
bliss A d. NINCHEsrER, intermediate Deparmen n
Miss WEALTHY NJ. KELLOGG Primary
Miss ANNA FORD, Assistant in Primary
The School Free 10 all persons suitable age residing
within the Village limits and the District attached thereto
for School purposes"
will be.
For Primary per annum, 500
For Grammar 1900
For High School 1900
Aud pro rata for each term.
Tuition payable in advance.
All applications for admission to be made to the supern-
tendant
The Fall Term September IS, 1885, and the Winter Term
January . 1860.
1t highly desirable hatali pupils should begin at the open
ing OF terms No pupils Of the village will be received foI
ales period than te deductions for absence
eept in cases OF sickness or renoynl.s
II. l.. MORRISON, PreSt |
A. +. HUBBARD, C2erk,
STEPHEN HALL, TTeas. p.1 ,f 7,,..4io,
j. A. PRENTICE .. DO"iu " A0''
J.. HALL.
II. FAssETT, 432
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spaiding's Prepared Glue !
SPALD1NG's PREPARED GLUEI
spALD1Ne's PREPARED GLUE |
SAVE THE PIECES /
DIsPArcH !
EooNoMY !
tz- "A stitch in Time saves Nine III

As accidents ciH happen suen WtHrsevled Jalisst
very desirable have cheap and convenient way for
repairing Furniture, Toys, Crockery &c.
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WATsoN's NEURALGIA KING
woEDERFuL SUCCESS.
Read As astonisheng cures Of t0eH knOiSa eli
zens of Buffalo.

~ n CURED Mr.. g. Hsmenway Proprietor Of Niagara
Street OnIhas Lna, of Neuralgia and Rheamasm in the
Deck and EhoalAe1s-
~ ONE n0TTLE cured bIr. Eias Weed, Commission
heahan Of Neuralgia Of the head and neck after all
ether rensdiss JAILED.
~ hr.L, oR0sVKnfOf. Of Perry street Who was eonfn
"a % The house. aud entirely unable 10 attend TO business
noH well fIasn the uss Of Hafson'a Neuralgia King.
~ THE NEURALGIA KING eur1 Mr. Joseph Cooley,
h.h1ca aiee o. FhknnaroRr OF long stand
ieg - ie ilae Of eomneneine IL ae e eoHdned 10
~ 3tnEs MISUNDERSTANDING, .en known police
so q ~ siiga cured Of hheuuaisn and Neuralgia In
~ iNfIiNMAfoRY RHEUlaAFLsAl.-Mn q. n. Rad
Ne - c.El niiss cared after trying other Remedies
-. A. 4. Mafhsxws, Psppristos
tNl1f BUfFALO, Y. n
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Burning Fluid,
Together with fan and complete assortment Of Lamps and
all the fixtures for Burning either OF the above Oils Fluid
have the exclusive right Of Ashtabua County for the sale
OF Peters Non-Explosive, collaborating
GAS LIGHTI
suitable for Churches Public Buildings Hotels, Parior &c
II Township Rights for sale Il desired
Also the Lunar OIL and Lamps.
Coal on from the different Manufacturers. have on
hand and for sale the IIrls.-
Best Coal Oil Burner,
that has ever been Invented. Call and see H.
on Lamps Of every description altered 10 burn these os
Fluid, a. may be pfeieIred.
For Sale Cheap
Geo. WHLARD.
AlhtahulA. February. lssO.
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Terms, Cash or Ready Pay.
To all trhom il man concern;

Terms, Cash or Ready Pay.
TO all tchom il may concern:
II NOW YE That when King Solo
~ earth the first time he said there were
nothing under the but had be lived until this time
All New Goods,
and would have said that Ashabua Village nor even the
County, the before for quality quantity
and bought at the lowest cash pses and will be sold for
Cash or Ready Pay,
a. prices that viii suit the purchaser and in other way
York Hams shoulde Dried Beef Lard Fish OF an kinds
hoasse Sugars RIO other Coffee ground and IN the berry
spices Cinnamon Cloves Mustard starch Starch Cho
eole Cocoa saeraus, Ginger Soda Cream Tartar soap
Tobacco snuf Raisings Currants Fgs Primes Cto3 Teas
cholee article hterine and TaOw Candles Herring bv te
9ox oweer shot and Lead Dairy Salt in bags or barrels
e. carey combs Horse cards Lanterns three Kinds Seeve
Butter Ladies, Coffee mills Chopne KNIVES scrb b,ste
Ehite-gash brushes Clothes Pins Pa Tubs Brooms Mop
sucks stone chuTns Jugs and Butter Crooks yellow ware
Rock ware and Glass Bottles shoyels Suaaes ana uo'
Corn In the Ear Oats Flour and Meal and ip 6et
that Is generally kept In a well regulated e
Family Grocery Store.
Being satisfied that the Ready Pay System is the most ad
Yanageous 10 the consumer, the subscriber has adouted n
and he will strictly carry out the prueioaiin all cases
Having beea engaged In sailing Goods last four wears
for Messrs Prentice Tombes, II. c. Tombes and J. nj
Thomas Esqrs who probably the most experienced qr-
ia the county. he daers himself that he viii
sell good articles In his line and at low prices can b.
found At any establishment In the County.
Butter Eggs Lard Potatoes Tumips and almost every
thing the farmer has 10 SELL will be exchanged for goods
the same prices that will sell for cash
II Remember the place. Hulberts Block, Main street.
near the Park ,
Ashtabula, March 29th 1850 $50
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HOWARD ARTICULATION.
PHILADELPHIA
THE HOW ARD ASSOCTATI0N. /

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for the Relief ef The Sick aud Distressed, afflicted
rith PirUient and EPidsme Diseases.
TVHE HOW ARD ASSOCIATION, in
l. view OF The awful destruction of human e caused By
sexual Dssasesana the decsploPs Paeteed upon the pn
ago directed their consulting surgeon, CHAIT TkBlE
ACT worthy oftheir name, to open Dspcnsay for the
give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS toai who apply by letter
with adescpon or their condition. age occupation habits
MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. Ills needless to adj that
the Association the highest Medical skill OF the
age and will furnish the most approved modern treatment
The Directors Of the Association il their Annual Report
upon the treatment OF SEXUAL Diseases for the year ending
january lst 1855 the highest satisfaction with the
success which he's attended the ahos Of the Consulting Sur
peon In the Of Spematoho9a Seminal Weakness I'm
potenee Gohorrhee elect syphilis the vice Of Ononism
sefabuse &C. and order continuance Of the plan for
The Directors review of the past feel assured that
their abou IN this sphere Of benevolent effort have been Of
great benefit TO the Inflicted especially to the young aud
they have resolved to themselves with renewed ZEAL
TO this very important and much dsspised cause.
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gatuhnna distribution will be sent to the afflicted
Some remedies and methods Of treatment discov
cred durins the last year, art Of great value. .F
Addrrss Or. j. sKILLIAN HOUGHTON, Acting Surgeon
Howard Association No South NINTH Street. Philadelphia
GEO. FAIRCHIID Secretary.
t52 EZRA D. HEARTwF1L President
n If sheriR's Sale OF -t.4 -
NEAL ESTATE, Ashtabula Common
Pleas, March Term, 1880.
Mary Beekyith, Petition for Partition,
George BeckWith othcrs Lands are ordered to be sold
BY virtue of Order Sale duly issued from said Court
In the above to directed iw offer for sale by
Public Auction,
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DOR sALE.-T6e Homestead Of -

X ID
Il the subscriber, eigby situated Park street. in IL
Of the best neighbohoods In the village and on the
peaSanest portion Of that beautiful street. good condition
and plenuly supplied with all the attractions shade and
fruit trees hrubbery and flowers excellent garden good
ter and altogether most desirable place. is offered for sale
To any one wishing for quiet and sufficiently retired
denee In line thrifty village good society," the best schools
prosperous churches and within convenient distance
great east and west horoughe the Lake shore Road where
every train makes stop within three miles of the lake aud
wtha surrounded by eouoy hardly parseled its beau
" and varied producvenes and beah this is the spot
Terms OF payment made and satisfactory. All inorua-
ton concerning the property be had Of the subscriber
living the premises bY addressing editor Of this
Iaper EDWARD HILLS.
Ashtabula. July T. 1852 400
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I'm. Trnnai, ned.



ASH rumagcd through the attic
Listning to the falling rain,
AS il pattered on the shingles
Aud against the window pane,-- T|l
Peeping over chests and boxes,
Which with dust were thickly spread.
Saw | 10 the farthest corner u eva
What was once my trunde-bed.
So drew it from the recess
Where IL had remained so long,
Hearing oil the while the music
OF my mothers voice in song, ..
AS she sung in sweetest accents
What l since have often read (:
Hush, my DEAR lie still and sumber,
Holy angels guard thy bed"
As listened, recolections
That thought had been forgot,
Came with all the gush Of mem'ry, q NJ.
Rushing laundering to the spot
And wandered back to childhood,
TO those merry days of yore
When | knet beside my mother,
BY this bed upon the floor.
Then It was with hands so gently
Placed upon my infant head,
That she taught me to utter
Carefully the words she said.
Never eau they be forgotten,-
Deep in mem'ry are they driven
"Hallowcd be Thy name, o Father
Father who art in Heaven"
This she taught me then she told me
OF its import great and deep,
After which learned to utter
"Now lay me down to Sleep"
Then it was with hands uplifed,
And in accents soft and mild,
That my mother asked "Our Father
z, do thou bless my child"
Years have passed. and that dear mother
Long has moulder'd meath the sod
And trust her sainted spirit
ReYels in the home of God.
But that scene at summer twilight,
Never has from mem'ry fed,
And it comes in all its freshness
When | see my trundle-bed.
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ShLLDLNGS PREPARED GLUA 3E
Sold by stailoners.
sPALDLNGS PREPARED GLUE
Sold by Druggists.
SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE,
Sold by GToeera. q. -r#
SPALDLRGs PREPARED GLUE
Sold BY Hardware Stores.
sPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE, 10
Sold by House-F Furnishing Stores
sPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE,
Sold by Fancy Goods Dealers ..H
sPALDNGE PREPARED GLUE,
Sold by Country MERCHANTS generally rs'
Henry O. spaIdInR a. Co.,
Address POSt-ohaoe, Boz No, s.cOO. 'N
Put In containing either Four Eight or Twelve
Dozen tAeh4 beautiful Lhogrhphe shoWCard accompany,
ing eAeh paehAge' lyi52o
II For Sale in Ashtabuls, at HENDRYs pRud sToEE
cHAPAASs and DICKS VARISrI sToREs,
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MONEY SAVED.

DIANO FORTES & MELODEONS,
i Stools Covers Instruction Books &C. on terms that
cannot fail to please, at Ashtabua, Ohio
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EIREWEED.-D DR.. Nathan Weaver's
II concentrate extract Of FlREwEED, sure remedy for
ScTola Rheumati, Dyspepsia Costiveness Canker Salt
Rheum, Eydp4As Neuralgia, Piles Liver Complaint, and
CutaDeous affections generally Sore Eyes Of Long stanng
and all diseases arising from impure state OF the Blood
Fer Sale by RooT & MORRISON
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Terms-SlO for the Season,
aud failure, the any other may be returned
the following
citizen will kept at the stable OF the subscriber in East
Ashtsbuln. PIntt Shears.
Ashtabua, April, 1850. 2us5S9
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THE COURT OF DEATH.-An ele-
CANT Chrome LithoFraphc Engraving printed IN sue.
cevo oil coloone Of the most eaboate and enchanting
pictures produced in Amercahas been issued by
undersigned The engraving % by 81 inches size ard
accurate copy Of the celebrated Painting Of the Court
Death, by the venerable
Rembrandt Peale.
The original painting covers SIC square feet contains %
hfe-size figures, aud is valued at
25,000 dollars.
Mr. peae cerifes that the Engraving ais and
admirable copy of the original" No engraving of the size
aud beauty OF this has boen published for less than S5
but with view Of selling 100000 these offered for q 90
each The whole press Of New York. ObSerrer Erangel
IrdepeF6er CHRISTIAN 4drocate and Journal Examiner
Times &C. have spoken in the highest terms Of the EnCray
ing and recommended to every household They be
sent safely by mail, rolled in strong cases.
One copy, 81 and letter stamps to prepay postage. Five
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Church Societies TO ray Church debts. Write the Name
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