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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-23


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HOWARD AssoofATIoFa In
lilhil PHII.ADELPHiAd dA W
Bsnepoeuf arhfufOH, saabi1tss tg pfdal Esdervesi
Jvms ReliJ NJ ns &tf and i)isitstssd, afflicted

Hiih FHhief eHa hpiaeNic bfseas"'
lINHE HOWARD .ASSOCIATION,s In
~ ofthe ashi destfclon of hihan ne caused BY
sexual Dseoeesand the decepion pracced upon the un
fortunate victims Of such diseases by Quacks several yean
ago difeced ther coneolting t0fkeon ~ CHARlrABlE
All worthy oitler name to open DlspeDeafy for the
treatment OF TINS class Of diseases In all he fohe and to
give MEDICAL AiiNlCE GA fIS to ali who ntry hy letter.
with subscription Of their condition. lAee occufhoh habits
oflfe, &C., and In Of extreme Uveftv to FURNISH
MEDICINES fRkE OF CHARGE. IL needless " adj that
the Association commands the highest Medical all Of tho
age aud will furnish the most approved modern treatment
The Directors of the Assoeiatu in their Annual Report
upon the treatment Of SextuRl Diseases for tie year ending
January III ls5s express the highest safacil6n Nib s
succee which hos attended the abofs Of the Copsng snr-
Rebh In te cure N Sematorrhoon Seuinal Weakness n-
patience Gohouhua 6eei Syphilis the Vice of OnRhisn or
eltabure &C. aud order continuance OF the plan for
the ensuing year. I'D .aNA y. -'N
The Directors on review Of the past feel assured that
their ebo IN s sphere Of benevolent eof have been Of
great heneH Ia the afflicted especially TO the young, aud
they have deve tenseves WIN renewed zeal,
t. this very important and much despsed cause ~ 80.
An hdfabe Report on Spernatofrh0H Seminal Weak
ness, the Vice Of Onannb asturbathn of sell Anse na
other diseases of the Sexual Organs by the Consulting Sur
geon, which will be ly innil n sealed EnyelopeD
FREE OF CHARGE, the receipt Of two stamps TOT pos.
age. Other Reports and Ticts the nature md treatment
Of Feya diseases, diet Nc, arr constantly being pplsod
gatuh distlmtion, and win he sent 70 TIE nlhced
Some me remedies and methods Of treatment discov-
cred dut'ut the last year Of great valne.-
Addrfs. Dr. J SklIIiAN HOUGHtoN, -eting Surgeon
Howard As.oeiatioh, No2 South NINTH Stvf Philadelphia
Pa. BY order Of the Directors. -4... ~ roo
40. r...r rI.s' tTfruyTrfJ ptaatfert
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EOR SIZE RY

A. HENDRY Ashtabua Nathan Parish, Kngsville; /
Lyon, COnneaut X. SPRING Geneva: ~ w. Pulls 4 Co.,
Austinburg: W. r. Allen, Jefferson Betc Ashley Rich
mond ?. Mead, and r. NJ Norton, Andover A. X. Beck
with & Co.. New Lyme B. f. Phillips, COleTook T. Cur
tbs, Trumbu Hiram Morgan, Hartsgroye Z, L. GibbA Or
we'll And by Medicine Dealers generally.
sY For medicines agencies address ..I f
II. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
ly532 .|r .r... Agent for Ohio.
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JUNE APPOINTMENTS.
PROVE AL J'HINGSy

DR. II. w. WADSW0RTH, Eclectic
IL Physician and Surgeon viii be ia attendance as follows
. Ashtabuls, Ashiahua House, Thursday, june 2oth
Z srainesville, cowles Hotee, Friday, 2lth'
Cleveland, johnson House. July lEt and 2nq'
The Mode OF Examination pursued by DIR. W.
n verv smlle and entirely and by it disease Of any
Of the internal vital orgns Is in very few minutes detected
with facility ard certainty without asking the patient ques
zion or having the least previous knowledge Of the case
Scrofula, and oil Diseases of Scrofulous origin.
Ulcers ruuor Enlarged esnds Joints Hip Disease SWELL
81 Neck or oitre scofnous Eyes Scad Head Eupon
on the Face or other parts Cancer Fstua Spinal Diseases
vrpeu Gravel Impotence Structure ST. Nius Dance Epi-
lepey, Rheunstrm, Dropsy, &e. &c.
All diseases peculiar Females and all chronic diseases OF
the Brain Eyes Throat Lungs Heart stomach, Liver spleen
Kidneyv skin or other organs.
Thee suffering from Chronie Diseases
descpon be assured that their caFes viii %
treated fairly and caudidy and they will not lie encouraged
70 take medicine without corresponding prospect Of benefit
Dr. haH visited Cleveland and other places IN Ohio ant
New York regularly for the last ten years and can urnsf
ratients With auoupi of evidence in regard to his skill
and Qualification physician. He will visit the above
PLACES month for year. thus giving taose who con
sult opportunity 10 continue till cured Iboe cases
b others ncurahe, are requested to ca vii
rs nothing to have examined and explained
Those wishing 70 consult bv letter may direct TO Batavia,
r or the of the Hotel a any Of appoiunents
II. ". WADSW0RTH, M. u, Batavia n Y
Residence and Principal Office
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1O0 ROGERS IMPROVED rf'
S;1l Dnnhle.Thread ElaStic Lock Stitch
TAnI1IY sEWINGa MACHINE.

sDFn J lOUhle-i hrehu hlaSlc lIOtk-StHCH
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
Va m ace of Mechauiclsm the Sewing Muclane stands fa
,,l Sn hold relief ecououRet W time aud labor he
ia ~ irt THAT the wants of the community al large cam
t lie n through the medium Of elaborate expensive
machines Toueot this vut the l'ogpr AAcline has been
| induced al ptiep so low, as TO ~. . .
Place it wjthut he Reach of all. u
rs construction simple, and yet is reliable In s
sv,ntiou that child manage It with It Is al
t noiees In It's operations aud for all kinds fancy or
rsin sewing for Families, TaorF, Dresmakes &c il not
| I,osus6 bv nnv machine In the market
Among the advantages this Machine has others are
~ II Is 70 simple IN Its consructon that few moments
,tr,ction will enable any perton 10 become maser or IT,
o Tho se, elastic as the mOst elastic fabric and there
% b free from all liability break from washing or irouine
AL II will sew alike al material from the finest linen 70
h Ey Mind Of sewing silk nfd thread can be used and
| ,,a i,,[.d does not need 10 be oiled. or
The question may arise, how can furnish machine at
"a low figure which il In every respect equa IN some
| ,nrorior tO hish-priced uiachnesl We answeri al
st The profits expensive machines are enormous those
Hnn ouls are necessarily small. 1a1H
9nd ur machines simple in their arrangement that
v can he rrndueed OF much less cost thereby also feduc
liry 'tie iiatiitg VI their getting out OF order.
with these advantages, 10th regarding price, simplicity
conscnn and upateSs and quality Of work. fearssy
ace IL In competition Aith any machine IN the market ully
ving upon ia merits to sustain itself before the public
he yen Orders by mail Express respectfully solicited
and nromrtly attended to-.
| ." manufactured NV ROGERS BROTHERS Sales Rooms
| Marble BLOCK No!2ll, Superior Street. Cleveland.
Addresn H CIV. CROwELI, Gen'l AGENT
53stfn Cleveland, Ohio
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GEO, FAIRCtiII.n, Secretary
a52 raal furtI.I EZRA u. TIEAlgTwt'lI.. President
.CtRAEFENBERG Family MEDI-

7
Vegetable pills per box % sssapara per bottle 81 90
Green Mountain Oiut- ~ Eve Lotion, - Sc rs
ment, per bnxr % Childrehs panncea 10
Fever4 Ague Remedy box so Behlth Bers package, k25
nysentrry Syrup, bottle 90 COneuuptyes Balm bot 90
Mtrshars Uterine Cath Aiannal ~ Health ~ cory 20
olieon, per bottle, so GraefenbeTg Iil Remedy, 90
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FOR SALE.

ONE Hundred Desirable Building Lots
" AT rs Dollars per Lot,
IN the Borough Of Ashtbula near tie Rail Road DEPOT
The Tiue Is Perfect The Soil is Good.
an willing 70 pe on long aase credit have already
,oorn r,onrv 4hsr kroJ 80 what 10 do with This IS
r.re chance for tboe Who - wish good cheap
hoildinr lnts SAMUEL W. HUMPHREY.
VSsS 'ASbssbais, Ohio. Feb l. 1880, +, =, n - tgs
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effect watches,
~TGr.'-, $4,000 dollars, :, .n st ..--la

h Peae oerfes that ihe Engraving as accurate and
admnbe copy Of the original" No engraving Of tie siss
and beauty Of this published for less than Is
but with view Of selling 100 00O these offered f 81 90
each The whole press Of New York. ObssrpsT EUaHgsst
lDdsPsHdsEi CirSiIaH 58Beeas and Jsurls EnaIuiasr
Times &C. have spoken in the highest tssas e EngAv,
ing and recommended II 10 every honsshOd. They can 10
sent safely by mail, rolled in strOug cases.
One copy, ~ and letter stamps prepay postage Five
copies for T. without stamps Send e. and obtain one eopy
nee ~ and letter stamps copy letter ot
Agency, stating special tesms handsome Feaneon 20
Church Societies to Ray Church debts. Write The kAms
Town. andStata, plainly. Address tff'I p " II
- ,l....- ~. C, q, C0LTpN No. 81 Park RoW. ~
P o. Box. S39i. 3m539 New York
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oF AMERICAN WoMEN


Female iregarities weakness, uterine dplsoemen and
all local uterine difficulties and constitutional troubles ofsvo-
men, entirely cured 10y the Graelenberg Aashas uts
inc Catholicon. ..... .H .I.... H .-n
In this connection Miss Beecher sister NJ the Rev Henry
Ward Beecher, in letters to the people, page 2e ays Il
have nine sisters aud Sers-ina and fourteen female
cousins all married. and all delicate and ain9 Amid The
immense circle Of my friends and nouautanes,I csnnot
call married ladies born IN this century aud country WhS
perfectly healthy" In cases. however, where the GrAef
enberg aolcon has been used that health has
rapidly the place of disease and ladies have become
'obust strong, vigorous apd healthy, f.r ng
Mrs. Gleason Of Elmra, Beautiful indeed IL the
con6ding trusting nature of woman, but much does
need To he protected by watchfuness that will lead her
time Of disease appeal To medical adviser OF scientific
education, moral worth and purity Of character All these
be secured by addressing the Gaeenberg company
It gives great pleasure certify the invarAble
tive action Of the Grceenberg Marsalrs Uterine Cahoeon
in all of female disease and TO the skill and high moral
character of the Medical Department Of the raeenberg
| Company. 81 - ri ? j. p. LAMBRKr, NJ. d.,
Auburn Four Corners, Penn.
am Methodist clergyman. My heart has fairly ached IN
witness the feeble health of ! have travelled my
circuit pencng the Gospel thank God however, that
have all these diseases give 70 the GrHefenberg
Mashas Uterine Csthoicon, wherever It has been used
l-sH ~ ef Rev. PETER SHARP, Rdgeway Mich,
formerly Of Western Stark, Medina c., q
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HARTFORD Firo Insurance Company


WE have last received large assert
meuf OF Daeueuinn Goods. sl varaties aud intend
nuplF Ne trade with Cases blaeA and White Gas Crown
ol1I oen Cntion Fitting Paper Preserve Caelaa Chan
c.e eoi AZ kinda hellen Stone, bsuta Vanh al Kinds of
49, apl9 ha1tel4 Aealnolgpt Platea 4e
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Mr. n. b. Kingsley. Sr-I have been selling the mediene
Of the Graeebeig Company the last ten years and have
invariably onnd them to give satisfacton and thcp
have sold TO great many families regular their teI
and coffee and with MY trade they have become staple sr
tcle. Mashas Uterine CathOlicon is medicine that ha
done great amount of good in female diseases 9ns sdJ
sold to told that she had received more beneft fror
meut by the most skiIlful physicians. Yours truly
Jan. l. 1858. %. #. f.. s.-.. . Ha JANIS WILSON,
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Especial Dispatch.
Gov. Fitzpatrick Declines the Nomination for
Vice President &c.

WAsHryGToS, June 25.--Gov. Fitzpatrick,
of Alabama, has declined the acceptance OF
the nomination of the Baltimore Douglas
Convention, as Vice President of the United
States. His letter, declining the nomina-
ton, is expected to appear tomorrow In
this event, it is presumed that the Executive
Committee of that wing Of the Democratic
party will make nomination in his place.
Among those spoken of as likely to be
placed upon the ticket, in place of Gov.
Fitzpatrick, are Senator Clinsman Of North
Carolina, and lIerschell Johnson, Of Georgia.
The friends Of Mr.. Breckenridge are iii
high spirits here to-day, and predict that
the Douglas movement IN the South Will be
crushed out.
1t is confidently asserted by some Demo
Gratis here, that an arrangement Will be
made in less than thirty days, by which a
division of the Democratic electoral vote
will be prevented.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, June 25.--The Southern
delegates in this city. state that the dele
Gates Of the several States to the Richmond
Convention, will assemble in Convention ut
Richmond on Tuesday, Doth inst, at !
O'clock, p. n.
Mcs>rs. Geo. i. Becker, \. N. Fridley, a.
j. Edgcrton, Franklin Steele, and Henry Nj.
Rice, members Of Congress from Minnesota,
have issued the following letter:
10 the Dcmocrocy Of -Hi""s.ofa:
Fellow citizens: The uudcrSisncd temporarily
absent from nome, take this method OF declaring
to YOU their entire and cordial assent III the plat
form of principles adopted by the Convention
which nominated John c. Breckenridge for PreS-
dent and Joseph Lane for Vice President, and
ther determination to use every honorable effort
to secure their election III the coming contest In
this discrimination, and these efforts. we invite the
cordial co-oi,croticn of every Democrat i'll the
State.
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From Now Orleans.

New ORLEANS. June pa fire occurred
here to-day, on Ope!ou>as street, which de-
>,roycd property 70 the amount oi ?i2,O"'-'
mostly insured.
In the ease Of the Mexican steamers Mira
mon and Marquis alabama, captured at era
Cruz by the t. S. ship Saratoga, the
court has decided that the vessels are not
lawful prizes.
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Fairfax county. Va. sep l4--ootf

TIARM FOR SALE.-The FARM recently oc-
j. cupied by Mrs Dudley Ftzhugh, is offered
for sale. Possession to be given in time to failo"
Tor the wheat crop this fall. This beautiful little
FARM lies on Cedar Run. about miles from
Warrenton and 3 or from Catiets otation' on
the Orange and Alexandra kailroad. IL contains
a2s ACRES-about $50 of which are cleared
the balance in timber--a portion Of which is very
dne-of the cleared land so are Cedar Run
So. low grounds. The DWELLING and out
a#i houses in good repair. A liberal credit will
be given For terms of sale, or any other infor-
nation, apply to GEO. 7. FITZHUGH,
Brandy Station, culpsper Co., NY io-eoa
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Faga! ARRAY.

SPRINGFIELD, June 22+,--Justin Terry and
wife. Of West Springfield, got into al alter
cation this morning when the latter struck
bin 90 the head with Ratchet, and finish
ed by drowning him in the Connecticut ri,
yer. jealousy on the part Of the husband
WAS the cause Of the difficulty, both we're
intoxicated at the time. The woman is I'M
der arrest.
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Arrival Of the Overland Mail.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo, June 25.-Thc Over
land California mail OF the 4,h, arrived here
to-day.
1t Is believed to be certain that the Indians
of Utah and portion Of the Oregon tribes
have entered into IL combination to make
war upon the white settlers near the Sierra
Nevada.
The remnants of the stock OF the Pony Ex-
press. had reached Carson Valley on the ii.
IL il feared that many of the agents OF the
Express have been murdered
Two EXPRESSES are over due and nothing
ha, been heard of them.
The Indians had attacked II party OF mi
ner<, on Walkers RIVER, aud Killed three.
Volunteer Comp were organizing IN
ali parts Of the frontiers t" defend the set
Elements, and chasti>c the Indians.
The Hayes Expedition mad not been
heard Of since it started for Pyramid Lake.
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Tic Nomination ot D2uglas.

New lonE, june 23.--Dlspatches from
Troy, Albany, Rutiaio, and Ogdcnsbnrg, say
the nomination Of Douglas was received
with the firing Of guns, lighting OF bonfires,
and other manifestations of general rejoic-
ing.
louisville. June 24.-The Democrats of
the borough Of pot;Sville are firing one hun
drcd Guns in horror Of the nomination ot
judge D,uglaS at Baltimore.
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Cnnfessinn of RaY. Mr. Garden.

TRExroS. June 23.-IIarden has made
confession of having poisoned his wife,
showing in the whole transaction n degree
of guilt seldom equallcl. Gov. Ogden has
re>pited the execution Of Harden for one
week and a dag, 81 that ii will take place
on Friday, the 9TH day Of .jaly.
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Nomination Of a Vice President.

WASmlScrox, June 25.-Thc delegates
here from the Douglas Baltimore Conyen,
ton held a meeting at the National Hotel
10 night, and nominated for Vice President
Hon. Hur<chc!l '. johnson Of TIA, in place
OF Gov. Fitzpatrick who declines the nominal
ton.
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DLANTYRE FOR SALE.-By virtue Of Il de-
- cree Of Fauquer Circuit Court, the under
signed, will offer for sale, at public auction, Oh the
premises, THs.daH, the l1th day CJ JuI, 1860.
the above well known and desirable FARM. sitra-
ted Immediately upon the line Of the Manassas
Gap Railroad, one mile from Broad Hun Station,
and forty from Alexandria. 1t contains 375
ACRES, about 40 of which sre in wood--the rest
in high state Of cultivation. The improvements
~. consist OF Il comfortable DWELLING HOUSE
aI Of seven rooms, aud every necessary out build
ing. The fencing il nearly all Of stone, and in
good repair. The soil Of the most fertile deScrp-
lion, and admirably adapted TO cultivation or
grain -situatcdi in remarkably healthy country,
with good society, and in few hours ride Of AL
cxandria, Richmond, or Washington city. Tho
attention O! gentlemen residing in either OF the
above cities, or in the tide water section, IL par
ticularly directed Ia the property, as presenting
unusual attractions for summer residence.
The terms Of sale As prescribed in the decree
u.c--two iiiths Of the purchase money to be paid
in cash, one fifth on the 18th of October, 1861,
one.f'th on the oath o! May, 1868, and one
fifth on the 10th Of September, 1S7l-intcrest
on the deferred payments be paid semi -annral
", and the purchaser to give his bonds, and II
deed of trust upon the land as security. Posses
sion for seeding purposes given Immediately, and
full possession the first Of October next. 10:
further particulars, address VIM. S. Boswell, who
resides upon the premises, and will be happy TO
show the land to any one DESTROYS sf purchasing,
Or JAMES X. SIMMER, Commissioner.
Broad Run Station. NJ. q. r. r.. my l4-sots
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/ &C AL IT E ID S &.

;nteresting OCCASION were enjoyed by very
large and select audience, filling the spacious
Hall of the Institute, to its utmost capacity.
The Hall was very handsomely festooned
with garlands OF evergreen and beautiful
4owers. The Star Spangled Banner dis
nlayeI its ample folds around the walls.
cha,lengiuL the patriotic admiration Of all
present.
The pupils Of the Institute presented a
sreue Of rare beauty and lDvcliness. They
we're attired in pure white dresses, with blue
sas1cs, and choice flowers gracefully setting
of ,he same.
The exercises commenced at eight o clock,
md occupied three OF four hours. The mu-
seal performance, which being OF very
h;rh order Was directed by Professor Eng!e-
nrr.ht. the talented gentleman who has
charge Of this department Of the Institute.
The selections for the evening were very
choice among which there were many very
difficult pieces vet the ease and skill with
which each executed her part, clearly evil
danced that they thoroughly understood the
PRINCIPLES Of music 10 the extent Of their
Progress in the Divine Art.
This was Il very Severe ordeal to the young
lrdi.s. and nobly did they meet it. Their
truly graceful and lady-like department, re-
fleet, the highest credit upon Miss +. TebbS,
,no highly accomplished Principal OF this
admirable Institution Of learning.
i number Of original Essays were read,
which cviuccd much reflection, vigorous
thought, aud very accurate mental training.
\ large number OF premiums and medals
were distributed among the scholars, as re-
wards Of honor for diligence and excellence
I ,,,,l Il.
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ESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE offer Tor
- sale my FARM, containing about $50 ACRES
OF LAND in Fairfax County, beautifully situa'
ted on the lire of the Orange L Alexandria Rail-
road, one mile from Burkcs Station, fourteen from
Alexandria, and seventeen frsm Washington
There are about 80 acres heavily Timbered, lori
ginal growth Immediately on the Railroad and
the remainder well set in Grass, and in good state
-. of cultivation. The improvements consist Of
s:ai COTTAGE RESIDENCE, Stable, new
Granary and Corn house, and all other necessary
out houses There is well of fine water in tho
yard. The situation ;s u high and healthy one,
commanding IN extensive and beautiful view of
the surrounding country. For further informa-
ton, apply to Alr. Marshall, at Burke's Station,
who will show the land to any one wanting to
purchase and FOR terms CT sale, apply to Burke =
Herbert, Alexandria. IA.
UPTON II. HERBERT.
-. aa..xt,. Va La, L antf