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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-05-17

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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-05-17
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WRITTEN FOR THE YoRKvILLE ENQUIRER.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-05-17
NELLIE;
OR,
THE FATAL GIFT.
BY WILLIE LIGHTHEART.
CHAPTER XII.

THUS lived-thus died she never more on her
Shall sorrow light or shame. She was not made
Through years or moons the inner weight 70 oear'
Ry age In earth"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-03

The MARTYRED METHODIST PREAcHER. =
A paragraph in the st. Louis Christian
Advocate, stating that the report that the
Rev. Mr.. Bewley, Methodist preacher,
had been hung in Texas for Abolitionisw
was incorrect, was published quite exteu
siveIy 10 the newspapers Of the country
1t was further stated, however, that he was
under arrest The st. Louis Net0s of the
18th learns that Rev. Mr.. B. was taken tc
Fort Worth. tried by mob and hung
The unfortunate man once escaped from
Texas to Missouri, but was captured and
taken back. A correspondent Of the Netos
in Crawford comfy, Mo-, who knew Mr.
Bewley well, states that he was anti-slave.
~ in his views, bat an honest. sincere, hum
bic and devoted Christian. But what are
these merits in the eyes Of a pro-slavery
mob Can such things be in an enlght
ened age and Christian land
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-03

CONTEMPT FOR POOR MEN.-It seems
natural for sham democrats to hate poor
man Wigfall thinks him criminal Ham
mond calls him mudsill Green denounees
him as one OF the lazzeroni johnson thinks
that be ought to be slave and Delusion
Smith Of Oregon. Joe Lanes late partner
10 the United States Senate, in a late pub.
lie speech in oregon City, sad +
"I had rather be decent mans niger at
the South, than poor white labOrefer at
the North"
If there is decent man at the South
who wants such a nigger as the author of
this he would confer favor upon Oregon
BY sending there for him at once
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-03
MONEY SAVED.
DIANO FORTES & MELODEONS,
Il Stools Covers Instruction Books, sc. on terms that
nannnl nlil 10 nlease. at Ashtahnla, Ohio.
Pianos and lclodeoz

Pianos and lIcLodeonS.
Mr. Hall has the pleasure Of saying that during the past u
years. than three thousand families have been made
glad by his individual efforts in the sale Of Pianos and Aeode
Il affords n,uch pleasure to hear almost daily expressions
like the following;
nce we bought the Melodeon Of YOU John stays home
every evening Henry sings quite well, and made
sound before Susan did without the silk dress to have
nice Piano Them IL Meodeons you sold town done
improve the young folks than any thing not
little inclined to insanity but since we bought the elodeon
be has entirely recovered am so sorry did not buy Me-
lodeon three years ago, when you spoke to me-"
Our Method.
We buy Instruments, and pay for them Never sold one
Piano AelodeOn commission. We pledged to no
particular make win deliver any desirable make IDEAL in no
o be exceled in having nice pianos and Meodeons
beautiful patterns and ue rosewood nsh superb tone Se
Beautiful Covers Stools and the best Instruction Books IN
the world. Believe uswe iql work for your interests
Piano Fortes.
Emerson. Chickcrng Indd Hallet Davis Of Boston Ra
ven, Bacon Coz steinway, Ighe, Bradbury lIazleton
Brothers stodart Co. New YORK; Boardman Gray Al
nished at from $780, TO s00O according to style and finish
Melodeons.
| E.M Bishop, PaiDesvie, Prince Co. Buffalo Carhart
New York Mason Eamlin, Boston. Prices from s25 t.
$3.50, N. B. Every Piano and Melodeon fully warranted
To Farmers aud Others
unacquainted with Instruments Be not deceived Mr. Hal
is the only Dealer in the West who has invariably sold
| First Class Pianos q. .Helodeons, d. No Others
Mr. Hall in person. write before purchasing
as he has the means, and knowledge to befiend you
Friendly Adrice.
Mr. Hall viii take pleasure in answering question: re
lation to Pianos and Meodeons by letter oherwisnw
faithfully advise what instrument to buy and what price, &
TO Ministers and Churches,
Mr. Hall takes pleasure in making liberal discount
Terms Of Sale
portion down. and reasonable time will he given tn
balance All kinds of Produce and Good Lumber an
building Materials received in part pay Fifty cords OF Goo
Wood, Wanted.
Direct all orders and letters to GEO. HALL Piano Dealer
|, Ashtabua, Ohio. Office and Depot ON Park street.
February l. 1860. rrFf -. .r
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-03


Occasional writes to the Philadelphia
Press thus
The last Washington sensation was the
parade Of the Republican Wide Awakes
10 rejoice oyer the triumphs of their party
in PENNSYLVANIA. Their numbers took the
town by surprise, and their resoute bear
inr and compact columns, as we'll as the re-
spectability of those who participated with
them 10 the procession, with the knowledge
that they were armed toprotect themselves,
probably prevented bloody tumult. The
clerks from the extreme South who witness
ed the array, and followed it through its
march, did not hesitate frequently to avow
a desire to attack it, and more than one
loudly asserted that it was an outrage TO
allow Republican parade on slave terri
tory (!) bat when they were quietly in
formed that the Wide Awskes not odsy had
lanterns in their hands, but revolvers in
their pockets, and while determined not TO
provoke an attack, were ready to resist at
all hazards aud 10 the last extremity, nc
attempt was made to interfere with then
The speech Of Mr.. Kilgore, of Indiana
who spoke for the Republican Natona
Committee was bold, frauk and conserva
tive, and productive Of the happiest results
When one Of the stipendiaries of the Ad
ministratiou called out to him from the vas
crowd that be Mr.. K. aud his party in
tended to steal their negroes, he replied
aptly and at once, that that was anothe
OF the misrepresentation under which tn
Republican party bad been compelled t'
rest. we do not want your negroes, sait
be. l am from Indiana, which has passeC
O law prohibiting negroes from hereafter en-
teriug her limits. am equally opposed t.
the introduction Of free negroes or slaves
Our party is a party of white men, Thi
retort excited great enthusiasm, and mau.
who came to scout went away converted
The fact is, the Republicans have had man
accessions since the result Of the Pennsy
vania Gubernatorial election. / am toll
that one hundred and seventy-fvc joine
Che club the night after the result. Every
body seems to be preparing for the adven
of Lincoln's administration. The trades
men, so far from being Respondent. are re
joiced. They want to see new faces.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-03
Terms, Cash or Ready Pay.

To all tckOm u may concern;
II NOW YE THAT when King Solo,
IN mon was on earth the FIRST Time be said there were
nothing new under the but had he lived until this time
he would have seen a Grocery Store filed with
An New Goods, @
and would have said that Ashabula Village the
Countv ever saw the before for quality quantity
thev are suppressed having been selected with great care
and bought at the lowest cash prices and will be sold Tor
Cash or Ready Pay,
At prices that win suit the purchaser and in other way
the following few OF the articles that on hand
Pork Hams shoulders Dried Beef Lard Fish Of all kinds
Molases Sugars Rio other Coee ground and In the berry
pces Cinnamon Cloves, Mustard Starch Corn Starch ChO-
coae Cocoa Saoratus Ginger Soda Cream Tartar soap
Tobacco Snu Raisngs Curauts, Figs Prunes Con Teas
choice article Stearne and aow Candles, Herring by the
box Powder Shot and Lead Dairy Salt in bags or barrels
Crackers o all kinds Shoe brushes and backing Hozse brush
Cuey combs Horse cards. Lanterns, three kinds Sceves
Butter Ladies' Coffee mills, Chipping Knives Scrub brushes
Sticks Stone churns, Jugs and Butter Crooks Yellow ware
Rock ware and Glass Bottles, Sh0ve Spades and HOGS
Corn the Ear Oats Flour and Meal and In fact everyth
that is generally kept in well regulated
Family Grocery Store.
Being satisfied that the Ready Pay System is the most a
yantageous the consumer the Subscriber hus adopted 1t
and he will strictly carry out the PRINCIPAL In all cases
Having engaged In selling Goods for the last four
for Mcssrs Prentice Tombes, II. G. Tombes, ana D. u
Thomas Esqrs who probably tho most experienced gro
In the county, he aatte himself that be can anu
sell good articles in bis line and az as low prices rs can
found at any establishment in the County
Butter Eggs lard Potatoes, TurnipS and almost every
thing the farmer to SELL will be exchanged Tor goou
the same prices that will sell for cash
fg7 Remember the place, Huberts Bloek' Nam suoe'
near the Park. p 'att 81 ., -,
Aslt,lul, March GOTH 1850 So
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-03
HOWARD AssocIAT1oN
PHILAnELPnIA
7 7
BeHer0lcH Institution, established by special ERdOn
for the Relief Of the Sick and Distressed, afflicted
nth pfrHleHt and Endemic Diseases.


BererOeHt Institution, sstGbshed by special Endormen
piih PtrEteHt and Epidemic Diseases.
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in
i view of the awful destruction Of human life caused by
fortunate victims of such diseases by uacks yea
ago directed their consulting surgeon, CHARITABLE
ACT worthy oftheir name, to open Dspensary for the
treatment of this class of diseases in all their forms and TO
give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, to all who apply by letter.
with absorption Of their condition. age, occupations habits
flf &c., and In Of extreme poverty to FURNISH
MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. II Is needless TO add that
the Association commands the highest Medical skill of the
age and will furnish the most approved modern treatment
The Directors Of the Association In their Annual Report
upon treatment Of SeStua Diseases for the year ending
January ls 1855 express the highest satisfaction with the
which hes attended the abor OF the Consulting Sur
geon the of SpemaorrhoGa Seminal Weakness I'm
efabue 6c and order continuance of the same plan for
| the ensuing year
The DirecforS review OF the past feel assured that
their abOs in this sphere Of benevolent effort have been OF
great benefit the afflicted especially TO the young aud
they have resolved TO devote themselves with renewed ZEAL
| to this very important and much despised cause.
An admirable Report Spennatorhoea Seminal Weak
ness the Vice 0nans sasurbaton Self Abuse and
other diseases Of the Sexual Organs by the Consulting Sur
geon which will he sent by mail lin sealed Envelope
FREE OF CHARGE, the receipt of two stamps for pos
age Other Reports and Tracts the nature and treatment
Of sexual diseases diet &c. constantly being published
gatmhin' distribution and will be sent to the afflicted
cred during the Last year, Of great value,
Address, DR.. J. SkILLIAN H0UGITT0N, setng Surgeon
Howard Association N02 South NINTH Street, Philadelphia
GEO FATRCHIID, Secretary
i52 EZRA n. HEARTWFLL. Presiden
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-03

MRS. WINSLOW, an experienced nurse
INL and Female Physician preseuts 10 the attention Of
Mothers, her
Soothing Syrup, for Children Teething.
which greatly facilitates the process ofteehing by soenng
the gums reducing all inaanmatons-wl aay ALL
and spasmodic action, and is sure
To Regulate the BoaOeis
nerend upon mothers It win give rest to yourselves and
Relief and Health 10 yols byaats
We have put mp sold this article over ten years and
can saw confidence and truth OF t. what have been
able TO say of any other medicinenever has It failed in
single instance 10 effect when timely used Never did
we know an Instance Of dissatisfaction by any one who used
n On the contrary all delighted with It's and
peak In terms commendaton OF It's magical effects and
medical virtues We speak in this natter what we do know
after ten expeIeuce and pledge reputation for the
h6ment Of what here declare In almost every instance
where the infant is suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief
will be found In deen or twenty minutes after the syrup
T valuable preparation is the prescription Of one OF the
most experienced and skiu in New England and
has beon used with uever-iailing success In
Thousands OF Cases.
u not only reeves the child from pain but inTlgoraes the
stomach and bowels coece adity and gives tone and
egy to the whole system. 1t will almost instantly relieve
| Gripping in the Bowels, and Wind Collie,
and overcome coDvupons which il net speedily remeded
end in death We believe II the best and surest remedy in
world In all Of Dysentery and Darrhoa In Children
whether It arises from Teething any other We
would saw 10 every Mother who has child suffering from
of the foregoing complaints do not let your preudee
the preiudice others stand between you aud suffer
ing child and the relief that will be sursyes absolutely
follow the OF this Medicine, IL timely used. Full di
recons using will accompany each bottle. None genuine
unless the facsimile OF CURTIS PERKINS, NewYor IL
For sale at HENDRY & CoPELANDs, AsbtabuIs.
Principal oce, ls Cedar Street. N y Pnee only 25 Ct
| bottle lyob
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-03


Musical, sweet and low N
over wave and over snow.
tvhk their wild nelodloua cnimingi
like poets gfaceial rhyming l
Tika poets verses Ginning,
rame The Christmas bells,
Rang The Christmas beils STU
Came those. bells sweet and low,
10 nv soul. within the saow
Ia dream heard them ringing,
n \ dream heard them singing
Peace and thrilling rapture bringing,
nc my saddened soul,
10 my mournfaI soal
Far away by the Rhine,
Rang Wild old German chime r.a
Game the music softly, iaintly,
SANG 40 sweetly, and so quantity,
gan9 10 prayerfuily, and so sanity,
Bv the river Rhine,
Nv the stOried Rhine
Twas dream sweet aud bright,
And woke that winters night
shooe the moon, the stars were shining,
RAT the bells were no more ohiming
And the starlight round me shining,
Brought no light upon my soul,
No JOY npon my soul
Musical soft aud low,
Were the chimes OF long ago
When my heart with joy was singing,
When sweet tones we're ever ringing,
To my soul such gladness bringing,
Such as comes no more,
But passes evermore.
From that dream long ago,
woke to bitter woe
Fled the singing, came the sighiug
Fled the living, came the dying,
Fled tin all loved seemed dying,
Leaving me alone,
SOrowlul and lone.
But lis grief that purifes,
And the soul, afiiictioH tries
Bowed in sorrow and 10 sighing,
Finds its rest in things updying,.
Till where there is no more sgbing,
Rest is found at last,
Peace is found at last.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-03

The Country TUREINe OvER--In his
late brief address to the people of Niagara
Falls, Mr. Seward said Gan this aWaking
that have seen Is simply the country turn
ing 0pg. II had laid on one side too long.
II had for forty years been lying on its
south side. It Is now about 70 turn to its
north"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-03
Jefferson, Oct 20, 1860. 5w50esi IS
A DMINiSTRATORS SALE.-On the

IA 18th day of November $780, between the hours OF 10
NJ aud p NJ the premises herein described will be sold
10 the highest bidder the following real estate the proper
ty Of william Ward deceased Wit: Situate 10 the Town
shin of Geneva Ashtabua county and State OF Ohio being
mart OF Lot No A. in said Township and bounded West BY
Lot No. 49, and South By Lot No Al, the North By the
highway and the North line Of said lot and on the East by
line parallel with the West line, and far distant theetron
as to contain within said bounds oryhve Of Land to-
Ceher the appurenapeos thereon, and subject to the
dover estate therein Of Freeloye Ward.
Also one other parcel Of lard in said lot number 49, above
described aud is bounded follows On the East BY the
Township OF sayook on the South hyot number Al on the
North by the highway aud North line Of said lot No ~
the West by the land above described and containing
SO acres, be the same more or less.
Terms of saeone third down one third in year. and
one id In two years The deferred payments 70 be secured
with the land sold with interest. AIMON MWARD,
Administrator Of William Ward, deceased
. canaan October s. 1890 SWISS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-03
NOTICE.- w


Winiam B. Chapman, Deln.
- -. ~ r,e IA the State Of rennylvanls, viii
,ac that Robert Williams Of Ashtabua County, Ohio
5 ~ ne 10Th DAY Of March, looO NE hs Peuuon ln
~ ~ ~ ~ Common pieaa within Rnd tor the Cornv OF
,. and said state of Ohio, against said oliver Dunn
srd William b. Chapman deendents setting eth that Vvef
ieba coua cled 20 writing q aell aud ciNey by ge adj
tidsht dccd to the said Robert williams the toovtng At
n rreni.ee Situate in the township OF Conueaut Cohuy
f Ashua and State OF Ohio being about eleven acres OF
land with the budng aud appurtenauccs thereto beongng
and known a. the Stand; that said Williams has
fully completed his part OF said contract by paying Nr the
same aud that after receiving the fu pay, the said Dunn
ouclaiused said land and premises 70 William b. Chapman
without consideration the plaintiff praying fo conveyance
of said land made hn, and that said Dunn he order
cd 10 specifically periorgi bis bid cotact IRE tad ove
Dunn hsreby notified that he Is required to answer said re
uon ON OF before the third Saturday after the 10th day
November next ROBERT WILLIAMS
ly Sherman Farmer his Attorneys
uo4aa O.t,h,r at,, tsso 6wh6l
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-03

TO ne CORihllssloneTS q siSHtuUuIH UUU'4y'
THE undersigned freeholders of the
heeholders of the County cf Ashahula residing 10 the
vicinity OF proposed road hereinafter mentioned respect
fully represent that the public interest and convenience re-
aure that road should be laid out the township line no
tween the townships Of Ashtabua and kingsv eomeno
log at the end Of the road running Westerly on ne
South line Of No l3 old survey Of the Granger tract IN
the township Of Ashbu and running thence Norh on ts
said township line between the ande Of Chester Jones any
Iobn Holmes about twenty rods to the West end OF fol
ruhnug rom te township line Eastery and knoTh @ 'ne
/ Middle Ridge Road 49,. =. -. =.
cause county road to be surveyed laid out ani et'o
on the line aud between the points above menh3neu ,,
| Thomas Booth Henry Whitman Chester Jones' nloIila
Orator. Geo W. Holmes, A. Il. Call b. r. laBounv, On'uu
cey sharpe E. s. Baou, George Ford T. d. BaIou' sce.
| September Is 1850. 1"G
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-03
OCTOBER APPOINTMENTS.
PROVE ALL THINGS!
DR. II. w. WADSWORTH, Eclectic


Asbtabula, Ashtabula House, Saturday, Oct 27.
Conneaut, Friday afternoon, Oct 20.
Jefferson. Sunday Oct y.
Painesve, Cowles House, Monday, Oct. 10th.
Chardon, Tuesday, Sept. SOth,
Cleveland, JohnsDn Iloass Oct sl and Nov ist.
The Mode of Examination pursued by DR.. w.
Is very simple entirely and By it disease Of any
internal vital organs, is In few minutes detected
with facility and certainty without asking the patient
tOn or having the least previous knowledge Of the
Scrofula, and all Diseases Of ScrofulOns origin.
Ulcers Tumor Enlarged Glands Joints Hip Disease swell
ed Neck Goitre Scrouous Eyes Scad Head Eupons
the Face other parts Cancer Fistgn Spinal Diseases
Dyspepsia Gravel Impotence Structure St Ntus Dance Ep-
lepsy, rheumatism DFOpsy, &c. &c..
M diseases peculiar Fenale and all chronic diseases Of
the Brain Eyes Throat Lungs Heart Stomach, Liver Spleen
Kidneys, Skin other organs.
Those suffering from Chronic Diseases,
Of any description may be assured that their cases will be
treated iy and eanddly and they viii not be encouraged
10 take medicine without corresponding prospect o benefit
nr. W.las visited Cleveland nnd other places in Ohio aud
New YORK. regularly Tor the last ten year,, and furnish
patients With amonnl Of evidence in regard TO his sk
and quaiheation as physician. lie will visit the above
places once month for year thus giving aose who
suit him a OPPORTUNITY 10 eontine t cared. Those case
BY Others pronounced ncurabe requested To eat viii
cost you nothing TO have examined and explained
Those wishing n consult by letter direct Batavia NJ
y or 70 the eate Of the Hotel at appoiuiments.
Al. WADsNORTH, NJ. D., Batavia n. Y
| Residence and Princfnaf Ohics.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-03
Ashtabuia Union school.


4, r pprcr An Principal Of high Schoo
ME- .,t NJ an ~ nAsSistant IN High Schoo
Nftss ii f lst,ss .-IfI -fI4I II - Grammar school
Mic A. ID wIvcWrsrrp intermediate Department
Miss +. A. STONE, nInneIy
Miss ANNA fORp, Assistant IN rtlnaiy
The School IL tfee TO all persons ofa suitable age residing
within the vsgc limits and the District attached thereto
for School purposes" - ~, -. 49,,
will be ...tw seoo
For Primary pof spuvn, -lHlfii-t t,SSSo
For Grammar ieoS
For nigh School fN
/ And pro rata for each torn'
AW arStions for admission TO be made 70 the surern-
The Fail Tern, eommeaces September 3D. lSee and The
| wintar Tsrn January Sth ls6l4s ~ A,L.l.,,L -
IA is MIGHTY desirable thatal pupils shoula ntu ~
inc of terms No pupils out or the village will BE received to
less period than ter and no oeuuc'Ous uf VA
| cent In cases Of sickness removal.
| II. l.. MORRISON Presb !
| A. +. lluRRARp, Ciuk,
| SrRpuEv HALL, TrOas. ! Hoard NJ Education
| q. c. CuLLgY, H.sE TIT.l
L. HALL 49,.
| II. FAssETT, 45d
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-03
NOTICE. - Ashtabuia County, IS.
IN Court Of Common Pleas.
The Methodist Episcopal Church and Society,
In Ashtabula, petitioner


The Members of the Methodist Episcopal
Church n, the United 81 tates. ~
The said deiendants and all Others interested hereby
notified that on the 10th day Of Ociobr 1850 the said
petitioner hed in said Court its petitioner praying said Court
authorize the sale Of the land occupied by the petit
tioners place Of public worship, aud residence for
its praee 10 Ashabua Aforesaid and that the proceeds
Of tnay used in paying for the lot recently
chased in building thereon place of public worship for
the said Church. and residence for its preachers
6w564 c. BOOTH, Attorney for Petiiioners-7 =
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-03
EOR SALE.-The Homestead of En

fEOR SALE.-The Homestead of ~
the subscriber egibly situated on Park street. in 81
Of the best neighborhoods IN the village, and the
peasaDtes portion OF that beautiful street. In good condition
plentfuy supplied with all the attractions Of shade and
fruit ee hrubbery and lowers excellent garden, good
ter and altogether most desirable place. Is offered for sale
any wishing for quiet and sufficiently retired resi-
dence, in fine tyvage, good society the best OF schools
prosperous chufehes and within Convenient distance OF the
great est and west ughe the Lake Shore Road where
every train makes stop within three miles Of the lake and
vthal surrounded by couoty hardly paeed for Its beau
~ and varied proucvenes and health this Is the spot
Terms Of payment made easy and satisfactory. All nfoma
ton concerning the property, be had OF the subscriber
Eshtabula, July y. 1889. 400