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Coats and Wrappers,
Hats. Camp Blankets
Table Covers. Door-mats,
Rubber Cloths, of different widths and c%oIors,
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-15

. Watches ana IcveIry repaired and 81
rl.rrd. =.
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1T TELLS YOU How to a
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wshnvs parted.

. .
The time has conceive have parted
Thou art gay, broken hearted !
And must need thy letters burn,
Must need thy tokens all return.
These letters, should read them DER,
Could not my early hopes restore
They'd only serve to keep the flame,
That now would tinge my name with blanc
And here's the ring, with lock Of mine,
Linked closely in with one OF thine
And once thought il naught but true,
That thus our hearts we're woven too.
send thee back thy pictured face,
Another now its lines shall trace,
But not another heart shall be
More true than mine has been TO thee.
NY God and must part with
Press here no more my burning kissP
Could keep this, love the best
Without sigh I'd send the rest
And now thy gifts are all restored.
Ring. picture, and The precious hoard
OF little tokens treasured long
All bringing thoughts oflove aud wrong
And wilt thou now restore to me
The gay, light heart gave TO thee
Send back my spirits gladstone flow,
Or give my cheek its former glow
All, no thou canst not them restore
The heart has withered at its core
Those spirits now no longer live,
And health no more its bloom can give
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THE
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FAMILY MILK-,A. B, Dickson is authori-
ty for the following have frequently
found people who did not know how to pre-
pare milk for family use l never argue the
question with man or women, if they do not
know that milk can be kept with all the
cream on it, as it is when first drawn from
the COW but will tell you how it is done.
You all know that if you can prevent the
cream from rising, the milk will be more
paatable with the particles of cream mixed
through it, than skim milk, or than milk
from the COW, with the fresh taste and odor.
To prepare milk in this way, take it while
warm from the COW, set it in a cool place
and stir it continually until all the animal
heat is out, and no cream will rise after that
operation. Try it, and see how much it
will he improved for use.
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MONEY SAVED.
DIANO FORTES & MELODEONS,
Il Stools Covers, Instruction Books &C. terms that
cannot fail 70 please, at Ashtabula, Ohio.

legations, 10 offer still greater inducements in
Pianos and MelodeOns.
Mr. Han has the pleasure saying that during the past IL
years than three thousand families have been MADE
glad by his individual efforts in the sale Of Pianos and heode
It affords much pleasure hear almost daily, expressions
like the following; r.,.
"nce we bought the Melodeon Of you Jehn stays at home
eyery evening Henry sings quite we'll and made
sound before Susan did without the silk dress to have
Meodeou Harriet postponed the journey East preerrng
nice Piano Them IL Meodeons you sold in town done
improve the young folks than thing not even
excepting the preaching Of the gospel Henry appeared
little inclined to insanity but since bought the Meodeon
he has entirely recovered am sorry did not buy Ne
lodeon three years ago, when you spoke to me"
Our Method.
We buy Instruments and pay for them Never sold
Piano or Melodeon on commission. We are pledged to
particular make viii deliver any desrdbe make ideal in no
otberI at the lowest possible figures We never have
nsrer exeeled in having nice pianos and Meodeons
Of beautiful patterns and fine rosewood fnish superb tone &c
Boati Covers stools and the best Instruction Books in
the world. Believe us, ViA work for your interests
Piano F0rtes.
Emerson Cbickering Iadd TIaIlet Davis Of Boston Rs-
ven Bacon Co.; Steinway Iighte, Bradbury HazloOn
Brothers stodart Co. New York Boardman Gray, AL
bany Knabe Baltimore, 6c n. b. Any of these will be fur
nshed from $780, to $1,000 according to style and finish
AelodeonS.
EN- Bishop Paiuesville Prince Co. Buffalo Carhart
New York Mason h Hamlin Boston Prices from $25 tC
$3.50 N B. Every Piano and Mcodeon, fully warranted
TO Farmers aud Others
unacquained with Instruments Be not decevedl Mr. Hal
is the only Dealer in the West who nas invariably sold
First Glass Piqnos q. .Metodeons, q. No Others
Be Mr. Hall in person. write before purchasing
he has the means, and knowledge to befriend YOU
Friendly Adrioe.
Mr. Hall will take pleasure in answering any question in
lation Pianos and MeodeOns by letter otherwisw
faithfully advise what instrument to buy and what price, 81
To Ministers and Churches,
Mr. Hall takes pleasure in making liberal discount
Terms Of Sale.
portion down. and reasonable time, will be given th
balance. All kinds Produce, and Good Lumber
building Materials received in part pay. Fly cords Of Goo
Wood Wanted.
Direct all orders and letters TO GEO HALL, Piano Dealer,
Ashtabua, Ohio. Office and Depot on Park street.
FeDruaryl 1860.
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An Irish advertisement says: "A re-
ward of S. is offered for the apprehension
of Patrick O'Flaherty, who last week stole
the jackass, which same had on a pair of
corduroy breeches, with blue eyes, and
smokes a short pipe, much given to squint-
ing and likewise. his shoes let down at the
heel
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AshtnbuIa Union school.
u.v q. r, nruee, A. NJ. srgg4risndani.

Rev. G, n. Bruce, A. m' SHPT1"i'"aeH"
=, :, p.r,, An Principal Of Ihph sehoo,
Miss A. H. CnAyhAF, Aht"An. ~ .ileu e,s Ssios
M iss s.. l.. PANE vieihmA 9viV"
N les MI r. BRowN, As'iatant In 10 oo' .
Miss A. u. WiECuKstKR, intemediA~ Heparsmen.
Miss e. "A. SToNa ,,- i,iay tri,na.y
Miss ANSA FoRp, Assist Ah' IN inmay
% school is ESss to all persons OF suitable age residing
bin ,hs Village lits and The District attached thereto
0I roy sse9S Sed Constitute year for pupstrOm abroad
will be. .eoo
For Grammar iz'OV
For High School lt,VO
And pro rata for each term.
tuition PAYABLE In advance
All applications or auiSsloh 70 oe "aue 70 e Supeh'
tendant 81, ,e,o -, 4, -, a,
The Fall Term September 10 leoS ana the winter IeIn
highly desirable that all pupils should begin at the open.
a., If terms No pupils Of the village will be received foi
iss retod than one term and deductions for absence
cent In cases nf sickness or removal.
II. l.. MORRISON, Prest
A. r. HURnARp, Clerk,
srEPnEN HALI, Trsas. | ro.us y, E,,..,iop
J. A. PRENTICE ~ " ~
J.. Hall"
II. FAssETT, 432
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NOV is the time to buy your
l Photograp h!
THE Undersigned having purchased H. A. Marshs location
IN Ashtabua would respectfully inform the citizens Of Ashs-
hula County that they prepared to take all kinds Of Am
brotvpcs and Photographs from the common to life size put
mn IN the best style upon the most liberal terms
Copying done from old Dagperreoypes and AmbrotypsS
either small sire, Photographed and oolored to Life
Instructions given upon liberal terms.
The citizens cordially invited to call and examine spes
mons.
They will also keep hand good assortment Of Ambro-
type stock for sale cheaper than can be purchased elsewhere
q. w. CARMIoHAEL.
A. S. ROBBINS
A.ltabnla Jan. 2s. 1seo. Ll1I
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The B1BLE.--There is a sublime grandeur,
divine sublimity, in contemplating the mis-
sion and destiny of the Bible. Wherever its
teachings are obeyed, there man attains the
highest degree Of moral excellence. The
Bible dspels the gloom, speeds onward the
mighty car of civilization, and acluatcs man
to preform deeds Of lasting purity. The
Bible is gem containing pearls of untold
value. 1t is the standard for El'th's erring
millions, and the home book looming up
through life's tcmpcstous sea, guiding the
desparing soul off the shoals Of vice through
the "murky dens" of sin, and, watts it trl-
umphantly to q harbor Of eternal rest. Its
influence sparkles and shines like brilliant
star in the midst ofcussering hosts of worlds
eclpsing by its glorious sPlendor, the bril-
Iiaucy of the gloomy worlds around. Its
influence in the heart Of man, like the spark
ling gem Of purity, breathes forth in it
mild teaching, balm for the weary soul
The sacred rays, of love, Pence, Truth an'
Purity beam and radOte from its glOwin
Page. The weary, and heavy laden of al
classes and conditions, seek here the consoIa
tions which nothing else can give.
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BE CoNTENT,-Pyrrhus would first con-
ouer Africa, and then Asia, and then live
merriy and take his ease but when Cy-
meas the orator, told him he might do that
already, rested satisfied, condenlning his
own folly. Thou mayest do the like and
be composed in thy fortune. Thou hast
enough lie that is wet in bath, can be
no more wet if he be flung into the ocean
itself and if thou hast all the world, or a
solid mass of gold as big as the world, thou
canst not have more than enough. Enjoy
thyself at length, and that which thou hast
the mind is all be content, thou art not
poor, but rich ] say, then, add no more
wealth, but diminish thy desires if you
wonld be wealthy, despise riches that is
true plenty, not to have, but not to want
riches it is more glory to contemn than
to possess, aud to want nothing is divine.
Burton.
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MECHANICS TOOLS. : Hardware
CARNAGE MANUFAoTORY a DEPOT

50
w. @. BENHAM has at length perfected his busi-
arrAngemen that the public may be accommodated
call for most Of the
Various kinds Of Pleasure Vehicles,
having number finished up and ready for delivery, be-
sides large quantity Of work in various stages Of progress
which may be completed upon very short notice, when pre-
ferred.
Orders will be received for work Of any particular style
pattern.
With full supply Of the best hands to be found in the
country he fears competition east west in the matter
Of taste STYLE OF excellence Of material the fidelity and
honesty with which his work is put together OF the truth
OF these statements any may satisfy himself BY personal
examination.
Repairing of all knds Gone with promptness and on salts
factory terms.
WM G. BENHAM
A,bt.bu,, March % 1860 $50
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA

Bepsuesaf EnsHfioH eaabihS3 By special EndotomsEf
for the Relief Of the Sick and Disressed afflicted
EitA YauLeHf and Epidemic Diseases.
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in
IL view Of the awful destruction Of human life caused BY
Sexual Diseases the deceptions praeced upon the
fortunate victims OF such diseases by Qusck several yean
ago directed their consulting surgeon, CHARITABLE
ACT worthy oftheir to open DspensaTy for the
reanaeut Of OF diseases in all their FORMS and TO
give EpICAL ADVICE GRATIS to all who apply by letter.
With subscription Of their condition, (age occupation habits
MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. II s 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 the Sexua Diseases for the year ending
January 1s 1855 express the highest satisfaction with the
which he's attended the abos OF the Consulting Sur
geon the Of Spematorrhooa Seminal Weakness I'm
potsncc Gohorhoa Geet Syphilis the vice Of OnanisIn
selfabuse &C. and order continuance OF the plan fo
the ensuing year.
The Dirscios on a review of the past feel assured thai
their abors In this sphere Of benevolent effort have been
great benefit the afflicted especially 10 the young, Aue
they have resolved themselves with renewed zeal
10 this very important and guch despsed cause.
An admirable Report SpematOTrhoa or Seminal Weak
the Vice OF OnAnim, Aasturbaton Self Abuse ano
ether diseases Of tho Sexual Organs by the Consulting Sur
FREE OF CHARGE the receipt Of two stamps for pos
age Other Reports and Tracts the nature and treatment
Of SEXUAL diseases, diet &e constantly being published
gratutsas distribution, aud will be sent 10 the afflicted
Some f remedies and methods Of treatment discov
cred dufing the Last year, Of great value.
Address, Dr. J. SkILLGAN HOUGHT0N, 'eting Surgeon
Howard Association No South NINTH Sts PhiladelphiA
GEO. FAIRCHIID, Secretary.
Asa EZRA D. HEARTMFLI, President
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... - =, g, .,
A LITTLE INHERITANCE.-lt was the habit
of Lord Eldon, when Attorny General,
to close his speeches with some remarks JUS
tirying his own character.
At he trial of Horne Tooke, speaking of
his own reputation, he said
at is the little inheritance l have to
leave my children, and by Gods help l will
eavet unimpared."
Here he shed tears, and, to the astonsh
ment Of those present, Milford" the Solic-
tor General began to weep.
"Ju look at Milford" said q bystandcr
to Horne TOoke what on earth is he cry
ing for 2" ..., ---.
"He is crying to think what q little inher-
itance Eldons's children are likely to get"
BS- Amonge the objections urged against
Gen Lane, the Secession candidate for Vice
President by the citizens Of Dubuque, Iowa,
are the following rs.sf
First-He spells God with a little G.
Second-He spells barracks, bar-rax.
Third-He spells dirt with two IS
Fourth-When in Mexico, he dated a
letter every Crosse" sT
Fifth and last--He can't keep hotel.
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AGENoY.-H Fassett


Il LSHTIBULA, ONO,
Il the authsrzed Agent for Ashabua County, OF the follow
inR named Companes which have complied with
the OF Ohio and authorized 10 transact business in
Risks taken on Farm and detached buildings aud contents
af the lowest responsible companies for 10 Eve
yearA and on property ia villages at fair rates.
Leases hoDoIablT adjusted and promptly paid
Home Insurance Company,
4CAsh Capital, all paid In S,o00'oVg
surplus, OVER '''s's 'sss''''' 'i'f'A'
City Fire Insurance Company,
or NEW HAVEN CosS.
Capital actually paid in $lsSeoo ~ 90
Aa1piuB Of over. ......s...sss A4ISOO W
Charter Oak Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
HARrsoRD, coSs., JASuAhr !, 1859.
capiial astuaiy paid in cash 100000 90
ysapt atsnou 70 applications any part Of the soun
Ehs andsfsgnsd IL Aao Agsn, for shs
ChaIssr Oak Life Insurance. Company,
of Rartford, ConA.
tho reputation astua eondion Of which act surpassed
y asg eoHPaDy il NE UHion, ,,,,,,,,, ,.s.,,,.r
yU HENRY FlSShff, Agent.
Ashtabula, March u, 1889. JSa
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THE Subscriber
Il has started 10 the
DFaying Business,

will eutite ashare of business he hopes TO merit IT,
All for hauling to and from the Depot about the
village will be thankfully received and satisfactorily executed
He S be found upon the Road at all times not necessarily
evoted 10 rest and feed $40 W. H. TERRY.
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ReIief for the Amieted.

nR. S. G. CLARK, German Reform
IL ed Urpothic Physician and Surgeon formerly Of tbs
firm of Clark Gibson) be consulted at the following
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"He is crying to think what little inher-
itance Eldous's children are likely to get"
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WOOD, EDDY & CO.'S
GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS,
On the Three Number Plan.
. A ITAL PRIZE
100000

Takes place on tie Last SATURDAY, iu each Month.
Whole Tickets S2O;. Halves $40; Quarters IS,
Eighths $3.50.
IN ORDERING TICKETS CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the amount of money to our address
what you wish to purchase; name the Lottery
IN which you wish it invested, aud whether
you wish Halves. Wholes or Quarters, on re- :,
ceipt of which We send what is ordered, by first
mail. together with the scheme. 3
Immediately after tho drawing printed
drawing, certified to by the Commissioners,
will be sent, with an explanation.
Purchaser will please write their signatures .
plain, aud give their Post Office, County and
State.
All communcatons strictly confidential :.
All prizes of $1,000, and under, paid i'm.
nediatcly after the drawing-othcr prizes at
the usual time Of 40 days.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates TO be ad.
dressed to
WOOD EDDY CO., Augusta. Go.
or. WOOD, EDDY& CO., Atlanta Ga.
or, WOOD, EDDY d. co., Wilmington, Del.
A list Of the numbers that are drawn from
the wheel, with the amount of the prize that
each one is entitled to. will be published after
every drawing. in the following papers
Amg'tstn (Ga.) Constitutinaiist. Mobile Register.
Nashville Gazette. Richmond Dispatch. Pum7d:
ing (Miss. )Clari,.o, Ncp Yotk Herald. Ncio York
Times Nov. II, lS59,-l2m
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COMBIIATIO PLAN
CLASS Ii,
DRAWS EVERY TUESDAY AT IL O'CLOCK A. N.
CAPITAL PRIZES,
#loo,ooo:

34,ll2 Prizes amounting to $l,Oso.472
TICKETS sic, HALVES IS, QrAETsRs 81 Elonrrs $s:
Certificates of 26 Wltbles s25o-Cert ifcates
Of 26 Halves $l25-Certifcate Of 25 Quarters
SG2,59-Ccrtticates of &c Fights S3l.2o
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE!
That in ordering Tickets, The only thing
necessary to insure safety aud dispatch, is, that
you address "s,., in plain hand, giving your
Post Office. County, and, State. and your orders
will be answered bYreturn mail
That we send the Official Printed Drawing
to every patron, Immediately after the same is
issued, and with the Drawing Statement to
each individual Of what he or she had drawn.
That we cash all Pfizts under 81 900 inme--
dinteIy after the Drawing. in Specie, Bank
Notes or Drafts.
-AH Communications strictly confdential q
= Purchasers will please write thsip signatures
plain, and give their Post Office, County aud
State. "a 10
Circulars containing FIN explanations of
our Schemes. DC, viii be forwarded, BY mail.
to any one sending uskis name.
Address oil orders to
HODGES. DAVIS & Co..
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Notice to Tax PAYERS,

Y
7 WILL attend ut the un.l ern med time, and
l. places, Tor the purpose of collecting Taxes
for the year 1859:
Dne West. Wednesday, Feb'yl:
Callahan s, Thursiay'y Feb'y 2;
Donaldsville, Friday ,Feb'y 3;
Scuffielown, Saturday, Feby 4:
Abheville, G. H.. Monday, Feb'y6;
Greenwood. Tuesday, Feb'y Z:
At Greenwood Depot. Thursday. March l5,
Ninety Six. Wednesday. Feby ys;
And also. Friday. March l6:
Woodyille, Thursday. Feb'y6;
White Hall. Friday, Feby 10;
SmiIhville, Saturday, Frb'yll;
Cothran's Monday. Feby l3;
Bradley's, Tuesday, F-b'y IA:
Tolberts (in the Kange.j Wed, Feb'y Is ;
B"rdeanx, Thursday. F.b'y l6;
Willmgtoh JFfidny Fe5y;
Calhoun's Mills, Saturday. Fsp'y ls;
Speeds. Monday. Feb'y 20;
LowndcsviIle. i'u'day d Wed. Feb'y 81 &22
Tribes. Thursday. Feb'y 2s: Sfsx
Warrenton. Friday. Feb'y "a;
Cedar Springs, Saturday, Feb'y %;
Douglass Mills, Monday. ,Feb'y 27:
AbbeSilc, q. II. all Court " eek.
Cokesbury at any CINE afteEsGonrt Week
Sale Day in April The last day for making
returns. Allepersons failing to make return
on the above day, liable TO double tax Al,
or execntions may be issned.
Property to be returned in the nam" Of the
proper owner Guardians, Executors, and
AdpIhistrators will return property their con.
troll fA
Persons having transferred Property between
tbs ~ Oesshs1 1854 and s5sts 9esober isoa
vii asas y kaoys tess ,,,ii;;s, ,,La...
spmhsr Of firtha Marriages md ,ss.hs il sfsstl
A1ssr. ~, y4-,-s ytuysa ~
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THE DUE WEST
FEM ALE c OIL LIB G D.

ENCOURAGED by the liberal subscriptions
IL made for the purpose of establishing a
Female College in Due West. and RELYING upon
the generosity of other portions Of the church
not yet visited. the Boa I'd Of Trustees to whom
the management Of the Institution has been
entrusted, have thought it proper to proceed
to the organization of the College. so far rs to
elect Instructors. and to make such other ar
rHngements as was necessary TO put the COL
lego into operation. The building Mt their
command, though rot such rs the College
should have, will, it is ,h"ugis. answer for the
present year.
The erection of Boarding House in con-
neNion with the College is contemplated. ms
soon ns the necessary means can be obtained
hut for the present. Boarding can be had III the
families of Mr.. Bonner and Mr. Galloway, and
perhaps others.
The fist Session will commence on MON
DAY TIE 9'rII JANUARY inst,
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THE COURSE OF STUDY

Will be rs thorough and extensive as it is in
othry similar Institutions
There will be three departments The pri-
mary, Tie Academic, or intermediate. and the
Collegiate.
The Year will be divided into two Sessions of
ve months each. The following urc the
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-01-27
J. A. ANSLEY e. CO.,
NO. 800 BROAD ST,
AUGUSTA, GA.
ATHENS, GA. Nov. %, 1859.

ATHENS, GA. Nov. %, 1859.
Dear Sir: Rhodes Super. Phosphate has been
applied by me this year,on i small scale, 10 both
Corn and Cotton. The result cxcecdcp my ex-
pectaton. although the experiments, for many
reasons, were not. and could not be conducted
with due caution yet am entirely satisfied,
that the growth of weed, III both instances. the
fruit in corn and the number Of boil. of cut ton
were fully double the yield i'll the portions un.
manure1, aud this when only table spoonful
of the Super Phosphute was applied Ms top.
dressing to each hill Of fcorn. aud Il tea. spoonful
II each stalk of cotton--and the last rs late in
tire season MS the 18th of Jolly. Some of the
weed grew to nine feet high, with six feet
branches, covered with bells while the unma.
nrred was not half SO good. 1t is my intention
Rext yenr. to test it more fully.
Very Respectfully,
Your most oh't serv't
(signed) hi. c. M. HAMMOND.
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Purity and Freedom

from the eminent manu- featuring chemists
Mcss,s. Potts e. klctt. under whose personal
supervision RHODES SUPERB ATE, is
manufactured. This Manure hos been used in
South Carolina for seAernl years past, with
great success in the culture of Cotton and Corn
and is now thoroughly established for these i'm
portnnt staples. DO not let the present season
pass without the experiment.
Rend the annexed letters from gentleman who
have tried it the past season.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-01-27

The friends of DR.. J. F. MetaMB respect
fully announce him. as CaHdsaste'for Tax
Collector ut the next election !" ~