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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-01-28
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FEBRUARY APPoINTMENTs.'

PROVE ALL THINGS!
DR. II. w. .WADSWORTH, Eclectic
~ Physician and Surgeon win be in atendaaes es follows
Ashabula, Ashtabula H. W ednesday Thursday Fe q g.
Conneaut fremont House. }. Tuesday. February zsts
Painesville, cOwlss House, Friday, February - u
Charlton Ch9sss Hotel. Saturday, Fehgpgy zoth
cleveland, johnson House,. February 26h and 9th.
CONSULTATION FREE.
The Mode Of Examination pursued by DR.. w.
very simple and entirely new and BY It disease OF any
Of internal vital organs In very few minutes detected
with facility and certainty without asking the patient q1es-
uon, or having the least previous knowledge Of the
Among the diseases treated successfully BY him. may n
mentioned the fell9wing;
All diseases peculiar to Females and all chronic diseases of
the Brain Eyes Throat Lungs Heart stomach Liver Spleen
Kidneys Skin other Orgahs. speedy warranted In
all diseases Of Syphpc venerea character without ths
use of mercury which destroy the Constitution.
Regular visits will be made during the year, giving lcas
whs commence treatment opbortunitO continue an cursd
Dr. w. has fut qualified himself Tor the pactlcs Of his
profession, Of which any shall be satisfied By cng
at his rooms.
No eertl6cste Of published but references ase
number Of patients who have been cured, will be given 70
tb6se desiring them at
Scrofula, and all Diseases Of ScroiuOus origin.
Ulcers Tunors Enlarged Glands Jonts Hip Daoesl ss
ed Neck or Gore Scroiul0us Eyes Sead Head Ep6rs
on the other parts Cancer, Fsula Spinal Dseae,
Dyspepsia Gravel Impotence Structure ST. Vita Daae III Az
Spsy rheumatism, DEopsy, Sc. &c.
The Poor Li6evaLy Csnailsrad . u.
Any person sending correct statement g teir sgpoua
and enclosing 80 viii have medicine adapted to their
sufficient 10 last one month OF Eve weskat them hy kxpss
- TEETH EXTRACTED wIrnogz f4Fi Bf e,AsAqss.
Address H. W. WADSWORFff n. D. batavia n. Y
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Useful In Every FamiIy.-Paint, Crease spots
etc removed instantly gloves silks, ribbons, etc cleaned
equal TO wthouinuy to the most delicate color or @
ric by Hegeman & Cos Concentrated BENIlNE, only
2 cents per Bottle. HEGEMAN Co Druggist l6l, 39a 81
and 756 Broadway, n Y. 5ms5l2
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FOR THEY MUST BE sOLDl
NEW FIRM.


New and Increased Stock of Goods.
g G. OSBORN, late of Kingsvile, hav-
ne ing purchased interest in the Grocery Business of
Prentice & Smith,
the Will Be hereafter conducted under the name and
firm Of
Prentice Smith & Company
in nearly the range of trade heretofore but with mnch
enhanced stock and facilities.
One Of the firm has Just returned from New York where
time has been taken to make liberal purchases with dscrmi-
nation of such goods will not a TO meet the wants. and
challenge to meet the appreciation Of the citizens the viii
age and county The results of these purchases be
and judged of the goods coming to hand daily and
will be followed by others necessity shall require The
condition Of the market East sufficient guaranty OF the
favorable range prices at which these purchases have been
made That these offered be put to the test
Is the chief desire OF those making them.
GROCERIES.
In this department the establishment will he well sup
piled with general and choice selection Of goods be
fOurd in the county.
WOODEN WARE,
Consisting Of Pa Tubs Wash Boards, Sugar Tubs, Mops
BroOms Butter Ladels Rolling Pins &c- &c.
WILLOW WARE.
in large variety such Clothes and Market Baskets Rocking
Dining and Sitting Chairs for the children, Bugges aud Cabs
Hobby Horses, Hand Sleds, for the Boys;
Berlin Baskets for the Ladies'
In the Dry Goods Line, be found assortment OF Do
nestle Goods-Sheetng Shifting Ticking Denims Prints &c
PROVISIONS.
Thsis trade 10 which special attention win be given both in
the purchase and sale. viii keep constantly hand full
stock Of Flour Feed Pork Fish, Salt together with Water
Cement Cured Hams and shoulders, for family &c
Daily supplies Of Fresh Can Oysters both Fair Haven and
Baltimore Picked CLANS and Oysters LObsers and Sauces.
Ashtabula, Dec. LIST, 1855.
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N e w Coo ds!

THE undersigned has inst returned from
l. NEW YORK, with a supply Of Goods consisting
Of all the varieties usually kept by him.
These Goods have been purchased since the recent decline
In prices IN New York.
My assortment is very desirable One and those In
want Of Goods find almost anything they need at priees
far below any other establishment in this village.
Remember am closing ont Stock this new addition
has been made to give my customers and the public
general assortment TO select from.
DESIRE possible 10 close out entire stock the
Of April next aud respectfully invite my enda one and all
TO give a call
GEORGE WILLARD.
AsbtabulA Oct q, 1853.
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday Jan 3d. by Rev. A. NJ. Brown, Mr. WILLIAM
SPELLMAN, to Miss SUSAN ~ BENHAM both Of Ashtabula
In Rootsown the lat inst by the Rev L. W. Ely, Mr.
J., EGBERI BROWNING, Of Rsyenna, to Miss LYDIA A.
SHlRTLIFF OF Randolph
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at tlis day can alford I
Sewing Machine.

MO FAMILY at this day afford to do without
IN Sewing Machine.
Their great utility is beyond question. An obstacle 10
the way their general adoption want of acquaintance
with Inequality aud merits of the various patents in mark
e The confident of interested agents. and the
sorry experience of those who have purchased the single
thread ayelng machines the strength of those represent
AdOns have somewhat shaken the public confidence. To
avoid deception purchase should not be hastily made
without full opportunities for deliberate test Of the respect
i've merits of the different patents One uneng guide may
be relied upon in selecting The lock stitch Is the only des
able stitch taken, Double Thread Lock Stitch Machine
Is one that cannot we'll be deceived In. Tle
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Palpitation OF the Heart.--There many per
sons afflicted with the above disease who should give the fol-
lowing their attention.
"rhis TO certify that have been troubled with the pal
ptaon Of the heart for several years and a times 30 severe
that could not lay down and sleep at night and after apply
ing several remedies and found relief procured OF the
agent r. A. Huffman bottle Of Hoohands German Bit
ter prepared BY Dr. g. NJ Jackson, OF Phiadephi and
found much relief from continued to use It, and now
am perfectly relieved of the disease and do recommend II
70 all who may be afflicted with the diseases am sat
fed u Is valuable medicine"
Given under my hand this the 14th Of October 1866.
Waco, Eison Coz, Ky. VALENTINE BAUMsrARK
These Bers sold at 75 cents per bottle by druggists
and dealers In medicines everywhere. 2wo22
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DIR. HOstetters Bitters have received the wa = rme
encomius from the Press and people throughout the Union
As valuable tonic for the Of Dyspepsia, Faulenee
Constipation and general debility it cannot be APP
pOaehed Every day Of It's great elect are chr0n
iced through public Journals There is nothing equal to
the enjoyment TO that which the afflicted experience when
using this valuable specific It's mild tone M and vigor
action upona dsordered stomach and the cleansing Of
the entire human body should recommend It TO all classes OF
our community All that will be necessary 10 convince the
convinced.
n~V- See advertisement In another column 1m522
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Wooden Goods a Clothing l

Wooden Goods & Clothing
THE undersigned has received from New
Il YORK, fne assortment of
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets, Kentucky
Jeans, Vestings, &c, a.,
and having secured the services Of competent Noen, Is
prepared % manufacture Clothing OF every description,
terms.
re Ready Made Clothing hand and for sale cheaper
than ever before offered in this market
~ Cutting done at ali times and warranted to ht pro-
P1IT ~ 1f kinds of Trainings furnished sAeas.
Ashtabua, Nov 2s, 1850
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., The Test Of 1e Years Experience has proved

See advertisement Of Dr. Saniord's Liver Inyigora-
tor and Family Cathartic Pills In another column.
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RELIEF for the Amieted.

DR. S. G.. CLARK, German Reform.
~ ed Uripothic Physician and Surgeon formerly Sk tS
am of Clark Gibson) be consulted at the following
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! 6peclhl
Dated this 18th day Of January, 1850. 5t526sf IS
YS5srif's Sale of Real Estate.

Ashtabua Common Pleas-Term = 10.
Howard Whitcomb & Co. Us T. & miller h Co.
by Virtue of Pin Teaas, and Fa la duly
II issued from said Court in the above case to directed
will offer for sale by way Of
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In the County of Ashtabua end State Of Ohq boubdd 10
the North by lands OF T. s. Ayord Esq the East by Is
Highway the South By land OF G. B. Merrill on the West
by lot eighy-nne, ~. D. g.. oi M
Also, twelve OF land In lot No. eghty-nine IN aid
township saybrook The North by land Of ety
b. Hart the East by lot No eghy-eht on the South hy
lands of Enos Rider the West BY lands Of o. B. Hendeson
| appraised at 3 ", ilen
| WM. HENDRY, SherfH. as
Special Master Commissioners
! Dated this 18th day Of January IS6O bt6assf H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-18
, From ~. %Dc!0!. ArSC,,
Roll on the Ball.

The lion =. Dudley Mann seems never |"
Grow weary in his efforts to effect the cointh1.
cial regeneration Of the South. EIa pen -
ever at work in our behalf, and his far-sighted
enthusiasm points out the way oi removing
difficulties at which fecbler minds shrink back
onnalIed and lismaycd He seems TO hay:
,r;iisd that the Great Eastern shall prove N'
pioneer ship for our redemption rom HoEHi
ern commercial yassalagc; and, a!n'i '!.e ea''''
cring doubts Of others, is still sanGiine 'i i'c'
ultimate success. There is IN his very co''
fdcnce upon this Subject, enough 70 co:nf'ah'
the respect. and awake the hearty co-oDe'A
ton Of our Southern people
The following short note has J1aI Dec"
placed in our hands; we would c7!htiAe!lo -
rounse,s 10 the earnest consideration o! t"E
merchants Of Virginia:
WAsuIsGroS, Sept. 70, 1860;
! Ne Dear Sir hope that the proper spirit
o,;,n,t.s Norfolk with respect to cargo ior
the Great Eastern
I, is of v;;a, importance 10 the prosperity
,pi future welfare Of that city that one should
be obtained by the 10th proSimo.
received rery encouraging letter from
Capt. Cnrnagic and Mr.. Gooct, tn. Two n!Eec-
,ors ,yho we're aboard Of her, written at ha!'
| fax. IT.,
/ IIer entrance into Hampton Roads, ana Ec'
departure fully ircigh,cd, would BE- woT'n more
| to Norfolk than i: million o! dollars were ~
slowed upon the citizens ol that pace; nc
stay in port for ten or twelve days w'i.a ,r %a,re
| hundreds Of thousands OF dollars % ~ ''''''
buted among them ,..,,I,:.,
| And. oh what an era lor the ai"Fe'i''-'N-
Stale. It you'd cven;uate IN their CONNER
! c;al independence ,.-,,h
The .t;reat Eastcrn" has established her re
,,,,,,io,-as was always sure she wouid-a5
tbe fastest steamer that ever loated. She went
Srn-, IIal;Gax 10 Milford in days 10 hours ani
90 minutes. Notwithstanding her foul bolton.
which probably impeded her movements
Lnots pcr hour. In good coalition she "ou!I
run rom Norfolk to Milford within eight days
intend. in few days, 10 60 to O!d p"!H''
when shall take occasion to visit Nor''iE.
| Believe Inc,
Yours worry truly.
\. DUDLEY NAM.
n, + + SrySix.. Norfolk, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-18

We rcgrc; to learn that the main building OF
"Alieghany College at the Blue Sulphur
Springs, was destroyed by fire OH the night O!
the ia,h inst. The cabins and dor1a!,o-ies,
howeyer, were saved. The President Of the In.
s,itu,jon was absent at the time, but We
confidently expect that the scnoo! wi! GO
on, with as little dcrangenen; Us possible b,
there Is no d:scoura cement among the peorl" .!
tho county nor do We believe that there IL any
disuos,,ion. on the part Of either the Presided,
nr tho Board OF Trustees to lalter in the under
taking to 90 ahead with the "A!!eGhany e'''
lego" and make It a first class institution
Fvcrv eycrtion was made by the visitors at the
SPRINGS 70 save the property.
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AUCTION SALES.

LAND FOR SALE, ADJOINING AND
NEAR BErERJAN DEPOT. on THE VIRGINIA CEN
TRIAL RAILROAD. FORTY MILES ABOVE RICHMOND,
lN THE COUNTY OF HANOVER: ALSO, CATTLE,
SIIEEP, HOGS &c.
ILL be Sold the premises at Public Auction, on
w MONDAY, TIE SEVENTEENTH OF SEPTEMBER
next IL fair and not the fair day thereafter and 10
continue from day to day until Completed three tracts Of
Two Of the ui Beaver Dam Depot, being d..
vided by the Railroad; the the north se ofhe l-
road with buildings AMI the Depot, contain. about
800 acres and the other, the south side Of the Ralroad
contains uhout $50 These tracts will be surveyed
same Dcpo, contains about 10 and lot OF l6tA
acres, separated by lane from the latter
These lands are wcwatrred. have ample timber and
Gr..wood are suited to growth OF Corn, Wheat and To-
bacco and for health location Is more healthy.
The stock OF Cattle Sheep Hogs Farming U,en:s House
hold aad Kitchen Furniture, &c, will be sold the same
time.
sALE-For the Land, ce.uurtl OF the Purchase
money cash, and III. residue In three equal ns.anentS OF
nne twelve aad eighteen months, with h0l and good
curity, with Interest from Ai- and deed OF III.
land
For the personal property, all OF i0 and under,
cash and all over that niue months credit, with bond
and good security with Interest from date The Cattle and
Sheep are Improved stock large and fat; ne beef aud inn;-
ton. line mch COWS, oxen, rc.
The undersigned, living AZ Beaver Dam Depot, will show
the Lands 10 any one wishing 10 buy.
JOHN y. pilLLIrS
Administrator, and for himself and Other heirs
Anp,S -rt,I.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-18

In the course of his remarks, Mr. Douglas
said that hc was in favor of Il cordial union
! with every Union man; every man who was
true to the Constitution; every man who was IN
| favor OF enforcing the laws in all contingencies
If Major Breckenridge was III favor OF enforc
Ing the laws against sccess0nists. disunioni>ts
and abolitionists in all contingencies, then he
Che speaker) was with him. Believing that
the Union was in danger, the speaker would
make any personal sacrifice to save it. II the
withdrawal Of his name would defeat Mr. Lin.
coin, lie would At this moment withdraw Il,
more especially if his Withdrawal would
sure the election Of some man who was true t.
the Constitution and the Union, and would en-
force the laws He believed that the Cnlr or
ganlzation that can save the country is the De
| mocratIc organization. He was n favor Of
maintaining that organization. He proceeded
TO culogi2e its history. He believed tha, the
Union could be maintained only b. crushing
ont ab0!ltioniSm and Southern diSunion!$ln
lie appealed to all UnlOn.!oving men In favor
nf the enforcement Of the laws in every con.
tlngcncy, TO rally with one common electoral
ticket and beat the abolltionsts: but he con.
Jured his hearers to make no fusion. no bargain
no compromise with the friends OF any candl
date who will no: pledge himself to sustain th:
Constitution and the l. nion and 10 enforce The
laws under all circumstances
Mr.. Douglas (as the Baltimore "Su!i' well
remarks) talks Of crushing out Abo!itionisui
and Southern isunionism," as il h. really be
icred the latter could exist independent Of the
former. Abo!i,on:>m and Rcpub!icansm AZ
the only disunioniSrn. Aboli:ionism was the
first thing to suggest 'iisunionis!n. !, asked
"a peaceablc dissolution Of the Union,
through petitions presented b. M Gid
dings, Of Ohio, from citizens Of Pennsy!
rania and Delaware, in February, 1850
Rebukcd, then, it has steadily pursued its
ruinous policy, aad now as formidable
party, avowng an "irrepressiblc conflict,
with Lincoln, Seward, Greeley, and such trsi.
tors TO the Constitution and the nion at its
head, it would, if possible provoke the South
to secession in the extremity Of seli-deicnce
Crush ont AboIitionisrN, an'! there can be, will
bo--nO d!Sunion.
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Rv wav Of Havana we have news ,ro';. " ne
co M;ranon. on hi- return 70 tte osp!'a'. ai.
." 60. ~, ,s,eat a: :5ao, resigned h: Presidency
'er .;,n.. "' into the hands Of the Chief justice
~, S,,-.ne Cou.. and then, in accordance
-. nnr Of Zuloa-as l,~s pTo"iding Tor "scan
";n. j., the Presidency, the Corncl! Of STATE
,..., summoned. vino prcceedsi 70 T''e ioI
nrnsiIcnt, Miralnon was, OF course, e!ected,
l'c.;y;ny nineteen votes ou. Of twenty-;hree.
:rSs hulk Of the constitutional army was ct
oncrg;aro. , doing nothing, though in powerful
,orr. While their active adversary IN the Caps,
ri We, ,noying heaven and earth to protect and
rnr;i;y himself There vas ruEnor that Mira
non had an understanding With some chiefs on
rhe other side to declare peace as soon as ooth
a,mies meet at the Capital. Operations were
.,v.ctci TO commence about the ElIcdIe OF tIe
month. At Vera Cruz the most act!Se p'spa
-ations were going forward TO resist any h,lacs
BIZ the Spaniards which was eIpec;so I.s. ie1'
month The port was remarkably healthy
although! fifteen cases Of yellow isTeI hao @ &C.
cured on boar! the Spanish irisate petFonels
Fnnr wrrr fatal. The flagship saTahhao, :os
.o,n. reason, had anchored nearer 10 the clt3.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-18

The Douglas State Committee, Of New Yo!n,
have distinctly rcpudiated, by vote OF b TO :,
the offer of their own subcommittee 10 place
ten Breckenridge electors Oh their ticket, aad
to equally divide the State ticket. The truth
is, every effort at honorable Cancellation was
exhausted at Baltimore, with the Douglas men,
and if division in the Union had no terror !or
them then. it is scarcely pass!b!e that State
division will have any effect upon them row
The main object now Seems apparen: TO crush
out the Breckenridge organization 10 Sc
sccMrc The election Of Lincoln.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-18
Ema EH
PHOSPHGR-PERITIiN GUit3.

AN ready supply orders for my fertilizers a.
/ as they Ia. All nay rel? upon s-ins with
delay article Inferior tn any have made Haer
en; Ia the phosphate INGREDIENTS fr6:n anyth: else Ia
market; and better: becaGse j; contains more pure fSk
Pho: rRArg OF L:HE than any other Manipulated uuaG'
The results Of arr?:aS my preparations 10 wheh. thr
pas: have heem favorable could be expected
under the combined Disasters Of joint worm, fy rust and,
most OF ALL the drought which prevented she present Ia
yorahe action OF the pophIes to great extent AZ
the time the wheat grauiag EG: e Of ;e irs'i-
,rony Is that equal superior 20 Peruvian Guano on
wheat, whilst for lands ta: need phosphateas nearly all
land. do proved m superiority under fair FOR
producing good OF Clovrr l. that occasion
al failures have r-pord hrt ;hcy we're such Is every
manpulaor hears Of: sometimes due 10 the ;ac that the
land did not need phospha'-s hn most generally 10 t=
season FOR both and clover hare ever known
The best erdencu the valu. OF inanusrs - 10 he
found r the fact ;hat have orders Tor more than four
times Is much 4. hsi hs same period las year
Persons WHO induced Ia :rF TT guan", from their
experience. she representations OF others are par
tcuiarly requested to order Ru:in grano .ad 20 shat
they it, ;here many Manipulated articles II! The
| market.
4; be had myself the commission rn-r'h1:-
generally ia Richmond. Of agents. HEa>rs THOMAS
BRANCH Sons, Petersburg: n. HoLLlAa C! LYNCH
burg HUGH SCOTT. fredericksburg MAsoN, MARTIN +
! Co., Sc";tsr!ll-; JOHNSTON CLARhES CO. panr!!c
Srp; .-c;f FRANK. II. RCF-iS.