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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-25
MUSICAL.

TUE TWIN sIsTRRs-AN OPEB RT-
TA.Aeapted 70 the use .ef Female q ,lleEes,
new and beautiful musical work for pub OF pri.
vate performance Dramatis Persot @-Mab STAN
ley, nay Queen elect Florence Stanley Twin Sis
tsts; OOrinna, Anna. Mary-SchOlmates; Preciosp,
: Girsy Girl, afterwatd Florence; Maids Of Honor
ChOrps of SchoOl.girlB; Chorus Of Gipsies. Price,
20 cents fAAA-a'l.' JOHN 0HUROH JR.
fe3 SO West FOurthst
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-25

Parental AUTHORITY IN CHNA.-The ex-
tensiVe authority of parents under the
Chinese laws lis well-known. A Chinese of
forty years old, whose aged mother hogged
him every Gay, shed seSTs % IN soe company Of Of
"Alas, things are not as they used to be
The poor woman's arm grows feebler every
day p
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-25

THE PENNSYLVANIA On WELLs.-A practi-
cal man of business, who has industriously
examined the Pennsylvania oil regions, says
that the reports Of large returns are inflated
by those holding land that instead of wells
yielding twenty-five TO thirty barrels per
day, five to eight is a nearer amount; that
the wells fail soon after being worked; that
where one succeeds two fail; and he believes
that $500, 600 more have been spent than pro-
dueed in the oil regions.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

ENUh RXClIARGE-A three-fourths interest
II in an old established Wholesale Grocery aud
g, mm'ssion HOuss., Being desirous ef retiring
to about forty thOusand dollars (s40O00) for nnin-
eumbered city kroIelty. IL feSceedng this amount,
able aud realizes from $4,000 to SI5O0O per year,
aud can, by proper activity, be extended. Address
B Box 1920, Postof1ce. fs22-f"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-25

THEFT AND PRoBABLK HOMoIDK.-TWo
Young farmers, while attending a singing
school at Hafwich, O. W., on Saturday
night, lost their horse and sleigh going in
search Of il, they found two men driving il
back, bavipg discovered the team straying.
A charge OF theft was made, and a row en-
sued, when Thomas Fields, one Of tbs dnd-
eIs, was dangerously, if not fatally stabbed.
The assaplters were arrested.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-25
BOARDING.


0loARDING-A gentlomRn aud wife, aud two
-AD single gentlemen, can obtain roem and board,
at 10 GoOrgo-stFeet. fs24.b$
W1OARDINls-A pleasant front Room In pri
1hO Vate dwelling, with or without board, within
four squares of ihe Post. Office. Address EYEHrH-
STREET. AZ ihis ofiCe. ie24-b'
IROAK DING--A pleasant room for snfamlly (;
4B aiso, Iuoin for two single gontleneB, 10 a pri-
yate family. Agply at 268 kinth.st., betwoon
CCntItl ag and John-st. fe22 de
WpUA tbDLNG-0ne fine large family room suit.
II able foT gentleman and lady. Also, Vacan-
cirs for :, few more single eeatlemen aud
tWO day bORrders. Apply at 81 East fourth-st.
NIOARDING-Ihroe or four gentlemen can be
- aocommodated ylth pleasant isont rooms,
with or without board; also, a few day y-bOarders.
Apply at 166 Kim st., fourth door from Fourth.
TkQAR DlNG-Eloe unfurnisbed front Boom to
- lef, with board TO a man and bis Wiie, where
ltere but fcW boarders. Also, two or three gem
tlemeh and tw day. hoerders can be aee9pmo- %
dated. 1D4 uiro at ~ LOIgWorth, corner OF haces
q "'.'.| ffo9t-hf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-25
THE DAILY PRESS.
MONDAY -. FRaRUARY as
City News.

BURGLARY. - The saloon of Heinrich
Stumssf No. "a Mulberry street, was en- tered
by burglars, last nigh', and robbed of $65
in bank bills, and some silver change.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-25
PERSONAL.

ERRSONAL-Home for Infants or Ladies', pre-
u vions to, during and after confinement; a
short distance from the city; all the comforts OF
home, on reasonable terms. Address Box ?, 234,
Cincinnati. f824-X
DRR9ONAL-W. KENT 4 CO., manufactures
u OF ladies', gentlemen's, Misses and ohildren's
east Of Race, The work Is all done by competent
hands, and Is warrented. Prices cheaper than any
where elso in the city. ja27-u
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-25

6 Boy SERioTsLY IsJuRND.-IA little boy,
whose name we were unable to learn, was
seriously injured, by being run over by a
carriage near the Central-avenue ferry land
ing, yesterday afternoon. He was taken to
the residence of his parents, on Water
street, and medical aid administered.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-25

PETTY LARCENY.--A man named Thomas
kellty, was yesterday arrested by officer
Biges, on charge Of stealing watch worth
S25, from doggery-keeper, on Sausage Row.
He will be taken before Judge Lowe, TO day.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-25

OFFICIAL CHANGE,-W. P. Ward, County
Auditor.elect, will be installed on Monday,
| March a
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION sALE-BY. WELLS MILES
nry Goods at AuotiUn-On WEDNESDAY MORN-
ING, February y, at nine oclsck, we will teu
per eal variety Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods and
notion. fesI
UCTION sALE-BY JACOB CRAFT
On MONDAY SoRNiSG February 's ., at half past
ODD hand Furniture, Tools, &c Also, invoice Of
ie2I ''' JACOB CRAFT, AuctiOnoer.
a qGTI01NSI sALEIbBY "a II BY WELLS s.5 MLLEsd
seventy eses Boots, Shoes and Brogans at Auction.
O'clock we will sell I7O cases fresh stock, Mens,
Boys and Youths Boots aud Brogans, Women aud
Misses Boots and Slippers fs2l
A UOTION sALE-BY VIM B. OLAPP.-New
and Vins10n % fUEsDAY NOR aoRSTNa. HseF FeSTaaTy
70, new and second hand Watches, gold Guard ant
Vest Chainsi Wine, Spices, Books, Clothing q id
ALs0-A fine assortment of new Furniture, COM
a UCTIOE RhLE-BY JACOB GRAEF q
N kGnL- Sales. room No. IS East Fourth st.
o. M0HpAY MORNING, February 20, at ten
9,eleOk, win be soId two very large French plate
handsome Parlor Mirror, with marble slab and en-;
tTayings, with gilt amts-" Sstn1dAy, wight and
fe2i JACOB GaAFF, Auctoncer.
A LOTION Sale BY N DIXON, No. ~
n fnth;st., ietween Main and Walnut -GeeAt
and Eancy Goods, Solid Silver and Plated spoons
Commencing THIS Thursday Ey eNING, Fob. 81,
or until all + sold. The goods win bO open each
| day, Sben all 10th ladies aud gentlomoB, are rs-
Wholesale or Tsta al very low Si prices aud al
shalt prove as represepted and satisActory, or the
SS tom of PufoSasss, as there Is great variety Of
goods 20 select FROM and We are deteroiued to dis
Sale. will Commence each evening al o'Slook'
fe2l-tf JOSHUA CIR SY, Salesman.
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s5ag T8lal siE HHal

AvERffSH It Ia tks Pht69. vAsre ysur tdver-
sss;es s 2: esss nasE s e :. - seea 8 -
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To encourage the formation Of Clubs, TWELVE
PAPERs will be sent to ono address for MINE
DOLLARS, and greater number In that ratio.
THE WEEKLY PRESS Ii e complete Family
Journal, second, In the merit and variety OF its
contents. to no paper in the country. This, and
the low price at which it Is offered, especially 70
Clubs, is expected to give It large circulation,
both North and sOuth.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-25

"AnTED TO PURCBAsE-A House of six
~, to eight Ioensi for which viii give city
ButIding lot and g mortRaPe-note due December
next IN paIt paym ment. Apply TO W. IL. TAYL LOR,
16O Fihh-street. fe24 bF
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-25

The man who has convinced a woman
of his belief in her beauty, can no longer
be to her an object of indifference. Even il
her heart rejects, her vanity will accept him.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-25

" "AHTEB-TO RENT "A small house cont lin.
w ing hye or six rooms, by a prompt paying
$500 per annum. Address A T. M, Press 0nicel
Tfe24.bs
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-25

"ASTBD- Every. BODY to Luow that cow
w An magnificent Gallery of Art, 22 West
Filth L, Is he hnest largest and cheap gallery
on Fifth. Thou'ands OF fancy cases are arriving
daily. Size. style aud ptice at the door fa2i-b
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-18
HABERDAsHERY vERsIFIED.

the "noise and eonaaion7 that constantly raees,
Aud is Chronicles! forth In the Telegraphs pages,
About hy O. GOds, aud Dress Goods Causes and LAcss
Shawls. Eonrets, and Cloaks that iva the eracss
May claim your attention, TO brief rehearsal,
Ola lit OF choice Goods ia stock universal
And though less pretending in merit more sound
And are quietly waiting our notice down town.
There Cloths Of oil grades and textures yeu1l find.
OF Wool from hoeks aud of
Aud Vestings the fancy MsrSeies six and BIaek st
Yarn nsde Of Cotton, Thread, Waddug sud BattI,0
Wicks Fsnres, bleached goods Stripes sheetnR t~i,.
Aud Musins ana Lawns bunnyt, dress aud swiss HDe "
CGmbics and summer Stpfs, cneckd striped yhe si,.
Gloves Dress Goods Shawa and Ribbons and Skeleton Srt
Spice peptr and esssa sleraus lgnld eda kAnin soa
Broom baskets SUI U=G SoTc cloths Aues bu sievss
ell Dpc,
super teas sug'rs andc Gee, both Jaws AID Flo,
Pure, aoi5 can ne found I'm the State Of Ohio
Paper hangng brass kettles fancy prints and band boxps
Cns Tna WuOen yarn and bows for the necks OF your
Stone churns ugs jars and crooks assorted ysss and nai
Mop handles wood and on cash, pitch FORKS water
shoes for children boys and adies also gents and lsies s
Aid 5o5. Tor gena 70 work WITH wooden pumps, and suPei
scylc7 paat', r1kes and wash.bosy half basi ss AaS
Seie leather
Chak rosn shifting coal OIL and umbrellas Tor had eAts,
The largest lot OF Hats Caps Of every grade and te
II all outside were heaped at twnuldht so big pe
Shoemakers too, word with you have for YOU goa ne
Here's nearly all the implements for making and rbos
iA pegs pineherh hammATs knives tine ID peg and
Tac,s Nails awl-landes, brises lining binding heal h.
french calf French chalk kip foats sticks and moroe
Webbing and hastings OF various shades shoe nesdo
But hold muse, further tax the prn,sfs ssuta
Hen neer find space for 1.-THE Of the list Of this fun s,Oc
Of Goods;
Say then, that tho stock Is full and complete,
Invite them H rOm South, hom North from East and Oz
West
From city from county, LIneonltes p0ugAsitea ssA eli
! From s,ery point of tho somrass come all,
| Leave all your spare dimes with your fisnd,
| 4,btabula. OCT, a. 1890.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-18
MAY APPOINTMENTS,

/
nR. II. w. WADSWORTH Eclectic
~ Physician and Surgeon win be In attendance a. follow.
Ashtabus Ashabula House, Saturday and Sunday Ma,
25th and 2ith -
Jefferson Friday afternoon, Nav 9th
painesyie, Cowes House. Monday and Tuesday Nay eyh
and 2sh. =" - 80
Chardon, Wednesday May Goth
Cleveland johnson House, May 90 and ST. and June q
The Mode of Examination pursued by DR.. W
s very simple and entirely and by It disease OF .,y
OF the internal vital organs is 10 very few minutes ese
with facility and certainly without asking the patient
ton or having the least previous knowledge Of the ease
ScIOiOla, and all Diseases of SeFofuloua origin
Ulcers, Tumors, Enlarged Glands Joints Hin Diseasa
ed Neck GotTe, Sorofuous Eyes Seald Head
the Face other parts Cancer Fstua Spna Disess.
Dyspepsia, Gravel, Impotence, Structure ST yus Da -,
leIsy, rheumatism, Dropsy, sc. sc. - ~
All diseases peculiar 70 Females all ohroue deases ~
the Bran Eyes Ihoa Lup Heart Stomach Liver spleen
Kidneys, Skin or other orr ans. ~f~
lhoss a5srsag from Car0Nfe D1ssases
OF any tio may he assured that their eases lt -
eaed dry ana eAndidy, and they wifi be eneuTavS
70 ie eene without corresponding prosnect Of h.nefe
ir has visited Cleveland aud other places Ia Onto 49,
New york regularly Tor The last ten years. and can frs
paenp with any Nmonnl Of evidence Ia regard IA hs SIN
@nd qnaneauon as physician. lie will vsst ths aha.s
pl,ees once month Tor one year. thus ylag ao.e who con
ut a an opportunity to continue m cured Thoae essas
ny e.neIs inonrshs, ssq0ssed 10 ct vii
YOU nohlng 70 have examined and sxpnlnso
Ihoe Wishing 70 consult hy letter. NAV direct 10 Htia
II ." 70 the care o. the Hotel al az my appontnant
". W WAiSWoRrit, h. n, RAtasla, ~ ~
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A CARD We wish through the medium Of
the Telegraph, to coll the attention OF all buy.
ers Of goods TO the fact that he have received
frow New York, o well selected stock OF
Seasonable Goods, which were bought for Cash
at the lowest panic prices and we desire TO sell
them at a small profit for ready pny, or approv-
ed credit.
Our stock embraces os good variety OF
goods as can be found in our county keeping
as we do a full stock of Dry Goods, both staple
and fancy, Groceries und Crockery, Hats Caps
Boots aud Shoes, Hardware aud Cutlery. Prints
Oils, Putty and Glass, Iron, Steel and Nails and
Books, aud in fact every thing that is needed for
the comfort or luxury Of our citizens. We do
not propose to sell at cost or without profit.
IL is our business, and by it we live but we
feel 'utsfied that we can, and do sell as low as
any concern in the county, and intend to deal
fairly and honorably Ivy oil who favor us with
their cnsiom. Having doGe business in this vii
lage for 20 years, the public have bad full aud
ample opportunity TO judge as to our liberaity
and fairness of dealing. We would say to all,
give us call, and il not satisfied you are get
ting.the worth Of your money don't try. To
Cash customers from adjoining towns, we say
boy your goods where you can do the best but
before you buy, don't fail to give us a call.
May q 1861. ROOT MORRISON.
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CAPT. j. b. HALL, succeeded in getting his
vessel out Of Virginia waters where she had been
left, after the close of the Winters business and
the breaking out ofthe Secession troubles she had
1000 barrels in, an article forbidden to be carried
out Of the State, but by procuring permit FROM
Gov. Letcher, and flushing his cargo with to-
bacco he succeeded in getting away after being
stopped several times on his way out. The
.qdriGtie is, we believe now intended for lake
service.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-18

TRAITORS AND DEvIr's ARoUND.-Two success
sive attempts have been frustrated to FIRE, os is
supposed, the old NJ Z Church used ns barracks
for the volunteers now encamped here. The
guard discovered person stealthily approach
ing the building under cover of darkness, and
having called upon him three times and getting
no answer, in one case fred a charge of buck
shot, as the party took 10 his heels, and in the
other FIVE barrels OF a revolver as be gave some
specimens Of ground and lofty tumbling down
the river bank. No wounded, however, have
yet been found. 1t is difficult to conjecture the
object of any one in firing these quarter where
some two hundred men are sleeping 10 them
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-18
Patsnt VuleanIte Dental AGeney,

No. Cis Broadway, New York.
October 3i., 1900.
THIS is TO certify that DIR. A. BARRETT,
Il OF AshtaJula Ohio, is the OILY prrson In AshubuIa
county that lawfully make use, yeLd for others 10
Use, the
Vulcanite Base for Artificial Teeth.
This Base for teeth having bcome popular account Of
the and comfort 10 the Weqrer that Dentists are
Offering work made from inferior mAeIias thus attempting to
evRde the Patents. The public hereby notified that any
person offering % furnish this work in Ashtabua or vicinity
without license to make the same, by what name
Infringing the GOoyea Patents only rendering them.
selves liable u prosecution tor Infringement hut tho
wearing set OF teeth made by innger are also liable
damages. Every Dentist having right to use the Vulcan.
lite in his practice holds license from the American Hard
Rubber Co. The community have the means of potetipg
Themselves by demanding Of their Dentists the evidence
he IS daily authorized to said Base tor Artificial Teeth
hRs B. W. FRANKLIN Cenp Aos,Y
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-18

That OF tender flower. Many Of the enter Into marriage
relations without being able N undergo the abors and trials
o maternity In this country thousand Of young and beau
ul women sacrificed every from this alone
Hosettes Celebrated stomach Be will many Of this
class nom an untimey grave This medicine has been use
with great benefit by immense numbers Of eople throughout
the republic and the popetor have received gatsfa com
mendaOns from all sections OF the county The Biten
will be found to be pleasant the TASTE beyer
age aud prompt and powerful In s effects medicine u
niufes vitality into the amp and strengthens the whole
system. That the who enab,ed 10 90 hro
with lahors which would without g. be certain 70 PROSTATE
them. Sold BY all drugeists 1m5s3
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-18

Dick is getting in Spring stock of goods,
and at prices of which you can form no idea ex.
cept by dropping in. He has just returned from
the east. .
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Relief for the AFFLICTED.

Aeuef Tor the AFFLICTED.
nR. s. u. CLARK, German Reform
- ed Urpothle Physician and Surgeon, (fbrmerly Of s
hr1n Of Clark ibson) be consulted at the following
! times aud places:
VIII BE- Sc his oGce, No. 60 Garden street Cleveland Chi
the lat week Of each and every month.
Conneaut, fremont House, June Al
Aslitabula Fisk House, 6fb
Jefferson, Tllompsona, Erh
Geneva, Union House, 0th
Centeryille, Nhe lei House, Tfh
PGuesyile, Cowies House, gtA
Charge for medicine for month, from 1905 to s2oo
Dr. 3 y. CLARE.
Having hAd asventeeu experiences the nrekoe of
medicine during which time he has treated Thousands OF
tents in all forms Of acute aud chroaic diseases with unr
Seed success (n Which Of friends or ueisoya
testify and is prepared give all who NAV ar
ply. Particular attention will be given the cure of Coz.
srpTON, and all diseases Of the lungs and chest Dseia
Nervous Diseases Female arrangements every chacta
will be treated with
Also will old and all eruptlvs diseases Of what.
Character they msy be lie makes use OF universal
BO'Oo remedies. No calomel other dsleerious druss
used"
Persons ~ distance desiring advise and Medicine viii ssnd
general inscription Of the appeannce of the urine With
correct statement OF the origin Of the disease and
geueTal history of the symptoms. with name age &c.
All communications must be directed to
++ 3. C. CLARE, ND,
JamesovH Mercer Co.. "a
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-18

Who Is Mrs. WinslOV I--As this question is fra
quehty asked we will simply say that she Is ady who for
upwards OF thirty has unngy devoted her
sSiGs as shsie physician and nurse principally among
wants OF this numerous class generally overlooked ar
e re teIea % @ og tue aeny in too many Instances and as
Lifetime spent as nurse and physician she has comnovndd
oothg syrup, i9T children eething. II operates like mag
resi- and health, and is Moreover sure 10 reglaie
the bowels In Consequence of this article Mrs Wnso E
World renowned as beReetOr II her race child
ren certainly do rise and bless eaeeaIv n tbt hs
case IN thus city. Vast quantities Of the Soobi4o Syr 80
@ soa and used here II has got to be common remark
II had rather depend upon Mrs. WpsloWis Soo,hin S
Tor my children, than to have the united advice M ths
cay aSply y OF the city We think Mrs wnsow has immo
@ nI name oy thh Invaluable article and we sneerelv
believe thousands Of children have been seized r" an @
@ 9S ts timely use and that millions yet unborn will
has discharged her duty To suffering iittIs one a.,
ION until she has given the benefit Mrs WinsoW soah
ing Syrup Try 1t mOthers-tryi il now IT," "soa oo'n
Ladder YisitOr ks,s Y,1rL C,,,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-18


THE VoLuNTEERs in this camp were treated TO
asepital dinner on the camp ground on Tues
day last by the ladies OF the village. II IS said
By those who were present that the boys show
ed themselves valiant trenchet men, and IL they
only use the gun and bayonet with the facility
OF the knile and fork traitordom will feel the
wound Notwithstanding they did so well, the
bounty Of the ladies was little too much for
them. and they were compelled to retire before
formidable heaps Of unreduced supplies. Gen.
CALDWELL being present. made brief and per.
otihcnt speech in which the generous hospitality
o. the ladies was duly cOmplimented.
The new village authorities are making their
mark. They have caused the public grounds
90 be put in complete order, trees have been re-
set where dead, and the west side Of the North
Green supplied with a row the entire front, the
walks trimmed up and graveled giving these
parks very trim and comely appearance. The
next thing to be done to complete these grounds
is the trimming, by some judicious hand of the
trees, before the branches attain such size as
make the matter Of healing over q two lengthy
nrocpsa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-18
DIED.

DIED.
IN Lee Centre, Lee county, H. March 2sd JouS STEVENS
"rmeriy OF Plymouth, aged e5 years '-' --'''
AZ his residence, IN this VILLAGE on Wsdoa.5. - o,,
IT. NN'EL u ROOT, In the 6Oth year ofhis age.
~ was born in PsGed Mass In the wear 1911
promneBt place In 1885, and for many years paS held
thorongbis ,ssnn In our community as business man
promote s sSSaGs himself with ali that was calculated 70
have lost Nina OF the place In his death his family
munily valuable citizen 'alher ana the com
" O'aIA Ornm' aged 2l years "A0IS' soes' daughter
Thy Suherings all are oar
Iey aching heart Al re.t
The Ills OF life, no mors
Disturb thy peaceful bYe.s.
Sale In the Saviors pitvinS l.
Thou wilt join the bsst sbove
TER, aged oS years 'n AAAAaoS Ella
In oonnsAut April Goth. MRs Susan PERArS, ared1s.
10 Windsor Nay 9th oARLAoS A. AplNs son az at....
and Ellen Adams aged ten months 'A-oosf
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-18

BOOTS & SHOES 1900 pairs Boots
II and Shoes just reosvcd, Which | offer 25 per csn,
cheaper IN have Teen sUd in this town for Eve Try
him aud JNO, p ROBERTSON.
McGUFFEY'S und RAYS series cf
4f1 School Books sale at Publishers wholesale PRICES
&
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-18
Black and Fancy Dress Silks,

ROUG GHF 25 per cent less than ever be.
- fore "a Beautiful Black silk for 81 90 The pret.
est Stek ot Checked Striped Figured Chrny Seeded Bro.
eAoe "roche and Douguet Silks offered In Asabula
e9nn look only necessary to convince any they are
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-18
MARRIED,

,,il IN Crawford CO. Pa April 2Oth b Mr. Petev ESQ
of IsnoE ANDREWS OF Jefferson 10 Mr. onIRfEs EvASs
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-18

EroI. ~ oods Hair RestOrattVe.--In anotbsr
column WIN De found an advertisement of this veil
preparation Tor restoring gray hair 10 its odgn.
ooo Inc HAIR Restorative also cuaneous erunns
ue testimonials in proof OF these AsertioS some Of bieb
e no gentlemen whom we have known for many resrs AZ
persons OF the most reliable charaeter nont A. I'M 80
nsxS IEaea thIs keoTstys Boston OiUs Branek iuSas
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-18

WooD wooD lrhose who have agreed to pay their sub
lnpsiOn. IN wood will Oblgs BY bringing IT Immediately
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lust RECEIVED from New York. q
reeh supply uf Heavy sheetngs which vl lie sold low
at ti,e old and reliable store Of ROOT 4 MORRISON
February s. lsoI.