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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-20

GREEcE--The last accounts spoke of great
misery and mortality at Constaptnople. The
government cannot pay the interest on its debt
and is in the markets Of Europe for a new loan,
and II it gets it must atone for its poor credit
by submitting to an extraordinary shave by the
money lenders. Using up its resources 10 the
shape Of usury to the Jews, and depending on
the arms Of Christian in6des to prevent It's
own hostile populations from destroying each
other, the Sublime Porte is becoming anything
but sublime in the eyes Of the world, and is evil
deDtly going to rapid decay. The long threat
ened outbreak in Greece shows signs Of begin.
ming. and popular demonstrations at Athena
pressage coming events. Greece would free
itself from the Turkish yoke in day, If the
Mussulman government were not kept alive BY
the western powers.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-20

lTALV.-AneOna has capitulated aud Lanor-
eeFe surrendered to Admiral Psrsano. A great
victory is reported st Gszertn, where two thous-
and prisoners were taken. Garabaldi is said to
base issued the following programme:
"HEAD QUARTERS, Oct. /.
"Victory along the whole line. The Royal
troops are being pursued. The Sandman
Chambers have resolved that King Victor
Emanuel be authorized to annex TO Sardinia
those provinces Of Central and Southern Italy
IN which the population by direct uniVersa
suffrage vote to beeeme an integral part Of the
constitutional mOnareh"
The Sandman army has not yet entered the
NsapOlitan Territory, bat Garabaldi announces
that they will soon do so. The head quarters
win be ct Aquilln. and Victor Emanuel will
co.smand In person. Messina still holds ont
Garabaldi has made some notifications in his
ministry to meet the views Of the NeapOlitans.
BeFshni, nickBAmed Garibsldis evil genius. has
been. dismissed, and better feeling now exists
between Victor Emanuel and GarRbaidi. A
new manifesto Of Mszzini declares that no King
Of Italy should be proclaimed before the king
dom OF Italy s organized Of Rome.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-20

gg- A handbil for Douglas meeting at
Syracuse, n. Y. invited ladies, without distinc-
ton Of SEX, to attend. That was a delicate
way of holding out friendly hand TO the Bell
avnrntts
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-20

"His EYES IS Sor l'--Tho N Y. Tribune
publishes batch Of election results Of the day
previous, with the brief and pointed remark
BOYS, WE'VE GOT 'EMi PENN
SYLVANIA HAS DONE IT They
may fuse and confuse to their hearts con-
tent, Withdrawing all their spawned candi
dates and running Fusion for President with
Dry Goods for Vice, but the deed is done
As the colored gentleman remarked about
the expiring quadruped, There's no use in
doing anything about that hoss. His eyes
il sot
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-20

TBR IRrsu DmcovERiSo rHnIn TRuE FRIsNDs.
The best portion Of the Irish American vote
will this year be given to Lincoln and Hamlln.
There are sure signs Of this on every hand, and,
what is most gratifying, the Irish votes for 70.
publicsnism will not be purchased, but will be
given from honest, manly conviction, by tho
most intelligent and upright OF that class Of
adopted citizens. Two hundred and six Irish
American voters in Syracuse, N. Y, have pub.
lished a card announcing their intention TO vote
for Lincoln and Hamlin and their organization
of IN Irish republican club to promote that ob.
iect, to which all their names are attached. The
committee Of the Irish Union Wide Awakes of
Albany have published an address to their fel.
low.countrymen, 10 which the reasons for voting
the republican ticket are admirably stated.
SQuArTER SovERErGNTY, as illustrated IN Kan.
sas has been traced home to Douglas in con-
niyance with candle-box, and Cincinnati drec.
tory Calhoun. Little Dug is charged with the
authorship of the Lecompton Constitution, and
the chief engineer Of the scheme, but seeing the
gulrh be wassprepariug flor himself be turned
sharp corner, leaving bis tools and co.labor.
ers 10 reap the harvest Of odium which he had
sown.
A dispatch to the New York WorH says
that the Republican Association at Washington
city has found It necessary to close its doors
while preparing the programme for the grand
demonstration on Saturday night, owing to the
perfect rush Of outsiders to the rooms desirous
to join the party since the election In Pennsyl.
vania and Indiana. They have over 1000 mem.
bers now, against 300 three months ago.
/
WHAT IS SAID OF 0HIo.--The Buffalo Express
iu au srticle on the October Elections in Penn
sylvania, Indiana and Ohio, thus compliments
the Buckeye State.
OF Ohio VIC speak with satisfaction.
The Republicans there have sustained them.
selves nobly, and have not disappointed the
most sangune expectations of their friends.
She is among the jewels in the Republican
coronet, and, true as steel, will stand by the
cause Of freedom, so long as the spirit of q
Sherman, a Giddings, and q Wade is felt in
her political struggles We rejoice with
: our Buckeye friends over victory which
is already won. though the battle is scarcely
half fought through.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-20

THE 6rATENAH GROUTY 1.-The Douglas
Ohio Statesman is not in very amiabIe humOr.
II cant "Hurrah for Douglas |" SO II curses the
National Democrats. Witness the following
from the Statemon Of the 10th inst:
The Washington COasfiHtion, the organ
Of James Buchanan, Tejoices at the defeat
of the Democrats in Ohio and Indiana
What an Infamous scamp the editor must
be-. He is jast as;muclFlest to decency as
FleSd Of the National Dsm0crat- Such
wretches are uIfl 70 live and associate with
nen.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-20

The Bell men south are bitter in their denun-
ciatiors of Breckinridge's friends as "Disun-
ioDists." While in some localities of the north
they "cuddle under the same dirty bed clothes
With them.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-20

The ST.. Louis Democrat thinks the following
text applicable to Douglas
SAnd dsvout carried stephen TO his burial and made
great lamentafiOn over him"
ow notion Il, that there is more aptness 10
that text which calls upon the rocks and hills
to perform kindly Office by ObsyiDg the laws
of grayitation.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

nR. w. V. r. CLIFTON, Oculisr
~ and Aurs would respectfully inform tho Citizens Of
Ashtabula and its surrounding country, that be will be in
Ashtabua
Monday, Oct. 22nd at the Fisk House.
where he may be consulted all diseases Of the Eye and
Ear, until
Friday, October Goth.
All cordially invited to give him call. Patients unable
10 pay, will be treated gratis.
He treats the Eye and Ear upon entirely principles
its forms Arsenic Antimony and Bloodetng hazardous
and unscientihc remedies.
lie has earnestly sough to qualify himself to give these
delicate and complex organs the best and most scientific
he has thoroughly acquainted himself with the latest Tea
Of both the Old and New School writer's upon the
among whom Lawrence, Mckenzie, Dixon, Howard
and White.
His general treatment consists In the application Of hedi
Gated NaPO introduced by the eminent Ophhanic Surgeon
eed success in curing inveeae easef blindness and deaf
the Of Water Electricity and the administration
OF anaeptic supporting medicines.
The which has everywhere accompanied this treat
ment speaks in unmakabe language In Its avo as superior
to other pacticed aud the which Dr. B. Is
daily sectng patients who had long despared OF relief
sufficient guarantees 10 the afflicted whose confidence end
patronage he socit that he is thoroughly acquainted
with this branch Of the profession
lie would suboin the testimony OF few citizens OF West
ed and vicinity who have stated their confidence in him In
the following brief article
We, the Undersigned would most heartily add testi-
mony recommending Dr. Bighon to the afflicted, as one In
whom experience has taught they may place the utmost
confidence being Ophthamic and Aura Surgeon oi
superior skill and whose opinion may be regarded candid
and safe, by all who may desire to consult him.
H. W. SHAVER, S. II. TINKER, A. BRADLEY, J. H. RICE,
r. p. EDGERToS. Iw565 DIR. W. v. r. BIlGHTON
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-20
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-On Il

N 18th day Of November lS60 between the hours Of 10
A. aud the premises herein described will be sold
to the highest bidder the following real estate the proper
y OF William Ward deceased, to-wit Situate In the Town
ship OF Geneva Ashtabua county and State Of Ohio being
part OF Lot No a. In said Township, and bounded West by
lot No 49, and South by Lot No A., 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 theetrom
as to contain within said bounds foyhye Of Land to-
gether with the appurenances thereon, and subject 70 the
dover estate therein OF FreelOye Ward.
Also other parcel Of Land in said lot number ~ above
Described and s bounded follows: On the East BY the
Township Of Saybrook the South by lot number on the
North by the highway and the North line of said lot NO 81
and the West by the land above described and containing
o3 acres be the or less.
Terms Of sae-One third down. one third year. and
one hd in two years The deferred payments TO be secured
with the land sold with interest. Ai.MON W. WARD,
Administrator Of William Ward, deceased
Geneva October s. 1850 5W564
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-20
GLASS WARE.-Tbe subscriber has
~ Just received tt
a large ussortmen. Of Glass Ware

om which he Is enabled the wants Of oar citizens
we'll supply Dedlars. Give him call Prices noderAt
Ashtaeula, Jolly, lsoo. N2 T. RGUiRG
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-20
Los CT AN OCEAN STEAMER. The co

Los CT AN OCEAN STEAMER The com.
munity has been simultaneously shocked and
relieved, by thy news of the burning
Of an ocean steamer at sea aud the re-
markable escape Of oil on board. TIE
steamer Connaught, With some six hundred
souls on board, chiefly Irish emegrants,
sprung aleak between St Johnsand Boston,
and to the peril Of laundering at sea was
soon added the more terrible peril Of con.
migration, oil efforts to exlinguish which
proved futile. The boats on board were in.
sufficient for tue crew and passengers, and
the SEA was go rough as 10 atford little hope
that any small boat could live ia it, aud it
was not till the fire bad so filled the ship as
10 threaten speedy destruction that a small
vessel hove in sight The brig fortunately
saw the signals of distress and approached
and succeeded in taking every soul from the
steamer, Notwithstanding the tcmpestuous
sea, and it is said that long before the last
man left, who was Captain Leitch, the
commander Of the steamer, its iron sides
we're so hot with the intense fires as to hiss
and steam when tie sea dashed against
them. The contrast between the results Of
this disaster aud the loss of life that has at
tended previous catastrophes TO ocean seam.
ers is remarkable. The disaster itself is at.
ributed to the cheap and careless way in
which the steamer was built and 10 the
consC quent defects about her furnaces and
engine, thus adding another to the many
previous admonitions as to the necessity Of
the utmost lhoroughness aud precaution
where so many valuable lives are involved.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-06-14
PHILADELPHIA Market.

Flour Market, June 1.-THE Flour market
Is inactive The trade are buying in lots as
wanted, at 5Oa 6, for superfine and extra
up to 5Oa7 per bbl, for fancy brands, as in
quality. Rye Flour and Corn Meal continue
dull; the former is offered at 50 883a4, and
the latter at 3 373 per bbl. without sales.
Wheat-the receipts and sales are light, but
the market is quiet at previous rates. Good
and prime Penna. red sold at Dial 38c,
white at 4Oc, and Western spring wheat at
l II. Prime Southern is worth Is. White
ranges at 4Oal 55c as in quality. Rye soc
Corn is unchanged, with sales of Southern
and pennsylvania yellow at &c afloat; some
small lots OF inferior were sold at 58a6Oc.-
Oats 43c.
seeds-Prime Cloverseed is wanted at 4 so
per bu.
Cattle Market, June 1.-THE receipts of
Beet Cattle were small this week, only reach
ing about 500 head market good, and pri-
ces about the same as last quoted. Sales at
$8al0. -
6O00 Sheep arrived, and sold at from 4a5ac
per lb gros.
ia Cows sold at from $50 to As per head
as in quality. Market dull, and stock to s
per head lower.
The arrivals of Fat Hogs H. G. Imbof,s
Union Drove Yard reached 1889 head this
week, selling at from to per 100 lbs, net
according to quality
800 sold by D. Miller, at from 7 so to 8 so
per 100 lbs, net
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-06-14
Lincoln Among the Children.

Probably no attribute of our candidate
will, after all, endear him so much to the
popular heart as the conviction that he is
emphatically cone of the people" His
manhood has not been compressed into the
artificial track Of society; but his great
heart and vigorous intellect have been al
lowed a generous developement amid his
solitary struggles in the forest and the
prairie. With vision unobscured by the
mists of sophistry, he distinguishes at the
first glance between what is true and what
is false, and with will and courage fortified
by his life of hardship, he is not the man
to shirk any responsibility, or to shrink
from any opposition. Moreover, he is pc
cullarly one to win our confidence and af
fection. To know honest Abe" is to love
him; and his neighbors in the West al
though voting for him to a man, will
mourn the victory which is to deprive them
Of his presence. The following incident
will exhibit Lincoln in one Of those unob-
trusive acts of goodness which adorn his
life. The circumstance was related by
teacher from the Five Points House of In
dustry in this city: 'Our Sunday School
in the Five Points was assembled, one Sab
bath morning few months since, when [
noticed tail and remarkable looking man
enter the room and take a seat among us.
He listened with fixed attention to our ex-
ercises, and his countenance manifested
such genuine interest, that | approached
him and suggested that he might be will
ling to say something to the children. He
accepted the invitation with evident pleas
ure, and coming forward began simple
address, which at once fascinated every lit
tie hearer, and hushed the room into 81.
lence. His language was strikingly beau
tiful, and his tones musical with intensest
feeling. The little faces around would
droop into sad conviction as he uttered SEN
tences Of warning, and would brighten in
to sunshine as he spoke cheerful words of
promise. Once or twice he ATTEMPTED To
close his remarks, but the imperative shout
of go on Oh, do go on /! would compel
him to resume. AS | looked upon the
gaunt and sinewy frame of the stranger
and marked his powerful head and deter,
mined features, now touched into softness
by the Impressions of the moment. I felt
an irresistible curiosity to learn sometime
more about him, and when he was ouietlT
leaving the room, l begged to know his
name. He courteously replied. 1T is
Abraham Lincoln from Illinois r'-Ney
York Tribune.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-06-14

New YoRK, June 6.-Tsewos ha,n..
ra Temple and the slashing stallien a"Gsn : Il,
having been postponed yesterday o. a'cAl,
of uniavorable weather, came off tod
this was to be the first appearance sf 4 4s
Queen OF the turf this season, unpsna,lhs WI Ihs
terest was manifested in the trot: and JIeIa ~ H.
of her being pitted against George n 'ie " lac.
en-, a horse which has recently won s,,' aich,
rels, and made pretty fast time n 't'ne t,- 'ap'
tests with Ethan Allen, added to tIo '"o eos'
ty, and increased the throng Of r,.I ,u'o>L
were desirous to see how the fayori.S n, WIG
would maintain herself against her nn,.'. '.'o'a
All through the forenoon vehicles CF ,'ar
description, from the numbering hotel e''y
to the light trotting wagon, were tnr,.5.ta .5'ta
ward the Union Course, on Long T<Isn3' To-
The Long Island trains took ont ;mn.
crowds of people, who were huddled toa'. tr.it
like sheep. e'''''
The trot came off at three o'clock o,5
won by Flora Temple, in three straigbt tS NV. SR
The following is the summary: "'13'
UNION COURSE Loxd ISLAND, June G. Ism
for Sl000-mle heatS-hest three in FIVE in ~ +-.s
JAMES d. McMANN names b. M Flora ''' D'>a
Temple,
d, TALLMAN names br. stallion George
NJ. Patchen,
Time 22l 2.2i 22Il.
The stallion behaved nobly, though ba j.
appointed some Of his most enthusiast Wy
mirers. Another match, it is understooi
soon to come off between the same horss.
SECOND RACE.
New YORK, June II, 2. M.-Tbc eo,..,
match between the celebrated Flora Tor,,
and the renowned George NJ. Patchen. r,a. s.
Oft on the Union Course, Long Island n.
afternoon. "'
The match was made up for $1,000 a siJ.
two mile heats to wagons.
The contest brought together an imman,,
concourSe of spectators.
Patchen won in two straight heats. Tim,
4.53f-4574. '''n''
The friends of the mare were much ai..,
pointed, but it was very evident On tho f,,,
heat that she could not win. '' H'''
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-06-14

e5-If the Democrat will refer 10 its Phila-
delphia correspondence in the paper of May
24, it will there find the very charge made
against Mr.. Lincoln of which it processes TO
know nothing!
gsg"The democratic Senate, by a close vote
20 to 27-adopted the House resolution to
adjourn Congress on Monday, the 18th inst
This action seems to indicate the defeat of the
Tariff bill, aud also the bill to admit Kansas,
though it is not decisive as to either.
sG-Judge Smyser recently decided that
the occupation of farmer is not taxable
for school purposes Our laws seem to be
q strange compound of unmeaning words, and
might as we'll be enacted in Latin and Greek
or Hebrew as in English that cannot be un-
derstood.
Fizzled out-The whangdoodle fapdoodle
pow-wow meeting in the Town Hall on Sat
urday evening. Stratford, ,afterrepeated calls,
finally got up and made few wseusibleremarks,
during which he pretty plainly intimated that
the Water Company didn't make people
drunk Had the audience been more numer-
Gus, we dare say he would hare turned the
whole affair into regular temperance meet
ing, and perhaps as is often the case brought
good out of evil.
Spangler's Farmer and Gardener for
June, with number of interesting articles.
has been received. Its contents generally are
good, but the editor falls into a very common
error in calling the nighthawk and whippoor-
will the saale bird. There is quite us much
difference between the two as between a wood
lark and a meadow lark, are different in size,
shape, and habits, as well as in food, the
nighthawk feeding in the air, while the whip
poorwill hunts his food on the ground or in
old logs
be- Samuel C. Ingham died last week at
the advanced age of eighty-one. Mr.. Ingham
has not been actively engaged in public af-
fairs since 1881. Previous to that time he
was prominent pollution. He served in
Congress as Representative from Pennsyl
vania from 1913 to 1918 and from 1922 to
1929. lie was appointed Secretary of the
Treasury by President jackson in 1929, and
served iu the capacity until 1881. Mr. In
gram resided for long time near New Ii, pc,
Pennsylvania, but during the last years of
his life was citizen Of New Jersey.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-06-14
Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia
lLLnL l. iL2 LII. G,L.n.I

Dyspepsia is our National Disca-e-weall stomach
feeble Digestion distress after eating costiYe habit
bilious condition. How many suffer with and its at
tendant symptoms OF low spirits. bad taste, coated
tongue Obstuitied head, and cls of headache, Yet
how few know how to cure 1t G morally because the
bowels constpated resort l. had to c;hartcs or
laXativoS Bat such condition never cured by
Catartcs whose only office iS TO weaken the digestion
and impair the integrity OF the entire assnativc Sy
TEN.
But HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC DYSPEPSIA
PILLS-a simple mcdicated sugar pll-have cured
hundreds of the worst and most Obstinate cases This
IS done simply by improving the tone. and restoring
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buoyant spirits Such a medicine is a gem. and only
requires TO be known to be appreciated.
Price % cents per box. with directions. Six boxes 81
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These Remedies by the single box or case. are sent
by mail or express free Of charge, any address on
receipt of the price. Address
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No. jG2 Broadway. New York.
CHARLES RITZ, Uh0lsSdle and Retail .igcnt for
Lecjstoc ami rcty and druggists and soes gs0crGii
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-06-14
Married.

At the residence of the brides atbor ,.
the 1th inst, w. Z. KOuLER. and ~, V;a ya
SALLlE only daughter Of B. Kemrrcr Fsn ,'
all of Philadelphia. '''i'
By Rev. j. w, White, at his residence ;,
Milroy, 22d uIt.. DR.. GABRIEL \ WIE'
CY to Miss HANNAH J. AIrKEyS nrI
est daughter Of Hugh Atkens. all Of KiJ.
aeoquillas Valley. V ''''''
In McFeytown, on the 8th ult, ly Rev
D. D. Clarke, HENRY CAUFMAN t1 IT'o
NANCY TRENCH. " -''''
On the 9th inst, by the same, ISAACWIN.
TER and Miss ELIZABETH A. ROSS
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-06-14

BeA-The Pennsylvania Central and North
ern Central Railroad Companies will issue ex
cursion tickets to Baltimore at greatly redu-
cod rates, to persons desiring to visit the Mon
umental city during the sitting Of the Demo
cratic National Convention.
BesaYThe valley of the Red Bank in Clari-
on and Jefferson counties, Pa, was visited by
severe storm on the Both, in which trees,
houses, barns, bridges, fences, horses, cattle,
and, in fact everything in its course was en-
tirely destroyed. Many baras and trees took
fire and were consumed, whilst others were
torn to li2ces, and the fragments scattered in
such manner that it is impossible to tell
where they are. The village of Maysville, in
Jefferson county, was entirely demolished,
not one building remains standing
five buildings, including the grist and saw
mills of John Hess, dwelling and store of
Col. Mcfarland, and Mr.. IIawe's Hotel com
posed the village The bridge across Red
Bank at that place was blown down. Four
persons were killed, and some 25 or 80 iniu
red; some of whom are reported as having
died since.
Our townsman, Geo. W. Elder, ESQ is in
terested in large tract of valuable tim Der
land which came within the range of the above
t,rnado, about 100 acres of which was COM
pletely prostrated. The timber will not be
lost, but it of course renders it necessary
to get it all out at once, thus destroying the
value of the land.--ED. GAZETTE
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-06-14
BE of Good Cheer. Debility and Languor

ont Of many there but iniable remedy,
= HOiloways World renowned Pills and only one
source of this disorder, the stomach. When we con-
slider the sympathetic affinity existing between the
condition of the stomach and the action OF the brain
easily understand the ydt0Hgc of Holloway :
treatment. Through the stomach and the circulation
his Pills act on the general system, and 10y purifying
atng the secretons of the liver, they give buoyancv
to the animal spirits. elasticity to the body. and vgor
TO the whole constitution. Holloways Ointment is the
only sure remedy Tor Old sores, ceratc6 legs, cuta
neouS cruptpns &c.