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/. e., s ,l9I. Err, !. E,fr's SALES,

1n,, E.
ii aF Ms nisFRiGr COURT O.. RnsRLIus RE1EfVFP -
', NlhsTUE ofa writ OF sefYr1rc No.,
New 0issps III ~ Honorable Third District ct
at public suction " anoTa entitled viii proceed seI
April 1851 RtIs c s,sees on SATURDAY 2oh day II
huntred an Ais 9t TIE SQUARE OF GROUND No. ,brss
ma" sNty eight 1868 bounded by Solomon
IN Spn a o. aaun streets Said ha measures II, fp
ssee ote hNndred ard Att reet frnnt e, nht
na ,ni 81. Ann streets. lB2 feet On tho Al 9o.h
is pu,ng from Orleans TO ST. Anu street
seized IN the above suit " '"s ollce OF mo Receiver
TERMS-Cash the spot
F. T. PARKER
onef'u OF the Parish Of Orleans
de IN No SngT Oh DISTRICT o. RosELIUs RECEyErR
No Is AZ ioK ABADlE-
HIN HENTu dun writ dc sRisIe N. r..
- no nutesse par Honorable Trotsiene j'nrr IA ats
q nT G LEANS dams faare cdess,s ia iet de
10 $500 uaErli 1851, midi PHotcl de- IN M w e
oTie tnlle les ruas du Camp Mnrnsns , lug ae
W n nr3pee don't suit Ia description ""Ju
"a hoiLlE De lIll.Ef DE ThRRE Crs,s,s nn IA NJ,
a 'd suhntehnit G6s borne par les rues Snob%n NO.
s & dreams ct SIC Anne. La dite moiiA ayap iG, i p1
r tJce n rue solomon, cnqusnte beds G peas
r 'uhe ae rues dOrtans ct Ste Anne ct ia na tnre
, nLTeinent au plan de la section M do 9e
Sase dams rataire ci-dessus
"oinptAht an moment de Naturalization
milo pg % Il. 7. PARKER
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\ Il srSr ma ggsd JOHN 4. MONROE, Mayor.
Y AssN ~ MsRinEg A II tTrp 3se.rss+aas

I'm I'd As Ax1E AIsTTs OF NEW orr FAVE !.
"a s3 " NstY8 Hall March 28 is6i III
estqAnpn sSglarsi ot The CITY Of New Orleans *
mo. z55SS.I
Hss9sESs That haSsafvsyor ID mn; ba;s
@ s fxS igs "a ID the city ai1 sifnai9
is1se ne not exceed fhres hnaarss lIg
s'sgAeq5 u O. NIXON, 1 1850"
sss.s I'll Nd President Board of Al dermen
tNtsHshi ia r. II AETSYISrT
v sFs Ky NJ dent Board Of Assistant aIdeiin3an
.azs :. lslasseaI Jp HIN n. MONROE, Mayor.
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daas she and BE Is hereby authorized
n me 5srs sitter ye DAYS no,icei in IA
ssaA e pae ii fba5na III
f fnaHhed nv the Tify M
NJ eff II New tlesns W.
At ea be subject ap
A AS9sizA} III Nj NIXON.
y sEssideht Board of 81 dermer
st3ss5sssst - ls Us Z. b KENEfI.
&HnroBe March gs i elsS 4 dernlens
s ra2a lSigusdI JgIIK n aYf,N13s4. M, .
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NlA YS1lsg a nv {lIelsIt9I
MAYOR Atty on NEyy INA Ns. 81
loh U0uFfcH OF TIC q
No, sss7.l

i
BUDGET " probable Expenditures of M
New! ofleans for The year 1851 = ''s Wy y L
sesoreFS That compliance with Section M s -
tartnr lla estimate III Halt II cs s,,
q che city q New year lSI bs Nh 9h
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ARHosorable Consel Commun ''-
v ~, .,.... d. Ia vile de Ia Nouveie.or,dans
immsnBISs ~ prisfHIres de biens
lashn lace a Ia rue iherI6 Presirr ia, -
Iespeclueusement yotre honorable cons a.
ti Wy oanqnees en- hraues bordures on n; 'l5e
en- nos sn lie cote de Ia dn rne ~ We
Se @ ngpe rs l.
tot9enr apes cinq nurs davis dams ie fona par e
+NoNeS y1 9rltans. II ianyr 1861. st'oe'
chnE,e = Sj5 shs, s. pieds, plus moins
lopie de toriginsl: -
fc9 iawSw TnIrS T. r1n1I,,,r a,.
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sixth ~ Ms nisF a COURT CITY OF NEW OETEANo
ppV WTE EerT1qs; SAMUEL P. DGRsEY"No 400 w.
c G a5T fson S to ne directed y Hdnosato he slt n
@gut OF new leans, in the above entitjed a., DIS
psgeeeo TO- sell q public auction at the Civ Hail s, vii
25,h e"sen camp and Magazine streets on / Ri9H2n
ing desGribed property, viz ''eN Al" the follow.
to. Gt ain LOT OF GROUND sunted in t,,a TT. -.
ic ms city in the square bounded BY lFSt s
Hla lafayette Streets The said lot Of pTon Jef,
befaT W,iI; S 2f No 10 on plan annexed 10 an ac,
i9 da o thirsty late NoJay Public in his civ pm
Of 20 ret nebs ny o5y and which lot Of ground has ron
ln@ IN eeS on rouchtr street. by 70 feet 10 inrias @
Seized in the above suit ''
IERMS-Cash the spot
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TN VyERTU dun alias las" ni ZoSo; 49,.
District de Ia moi a9esse par Honorable Sxfeme Cor Do
e4eFai &c phNDREnI, &c dav 1851 midi }e pro
S' u ue u commune, entire les du Cam 81 @ e Ia
suit IA d ys9Is PuGqe adjudication proprse d6n
~ EEftAlN stuG dams Premier Dfstri,t 1 -,
Lafayette F ~ "eS AenoiplonIas, Foucher Girod ct
annex s g est dssgn@ l. No ouinze d,apres I'm Milan
taire nnbc en- M rapport De William Chrsy Rutreois no.
elten lne facade de % peds nonco. aGU ct
lignes paraelps. ~ 81 'hsEes DC prof ondeur, entire
salse dams Fafaire ci.dassrs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment do po at,,.
m23 No a ch.,r, f. T. PARKER,
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de Ia Gog pE DISTRICT LA VILE DE LA MILE
E,N vER,rtJ t,r, , Las NoHICA-No' 1881, 81.
Sonv@s paF r. Qso cenr De bsc
yENDREDI s Gs ss alaiIo 81 desss procdderai ie
ppblque eff [aes du Camp ct des Magasns Ia venie
ton, savoir- N :" Pioprete don't suit la descrip-
une nTon ~ m TIRES ct INTERET dn depdey
dans ,;t. s.e cans lie DpUxene District dc cst,a Lii
OF de nEsplanade f 'H iueS 'FRONT.' du Bayou st. Jean
SaiSie dams lahare ci.dessus
'AAioNo-oomptant au moment de Rehabilitation
mil al ~ c,. d. 7. PARKER
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ETEU IN "a A,
50MPTRoBLER's OFFICE :
City of New Orleans, July 4 1855
n ,.,.Y,v -. mo. 2129.I
HI haiaU1<V EHGs, That aYze e3ts,u t,.,TI.,
ne IS hereby authorized and renriras w zLY1n
Viii HI Sin oaFna that in 81
s Is54 a son e ordinance No.1442 approved MsTc
fFlii not pay bill pAinsf e cits 30
serordanee iii; Nv Of an order from the Goptrsr n
t7ssnsHl a. TRACY a
tsignedl s'oaT f. q !. Assststaat Aldermen.
Annrovsa 4 ~, 90 ,s,r President Bosrd q Aldernsp
"a tsisnedl john l.. LEWIS Maynr
1na attention Of the officers Of The s,y ana ~
called to the foregoing resolution y
iy16tf ,,a,a. Y, DUPLEssIs
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Esignedl rE4F IA n-t, Ny, SS6I $50 90
fei i, PRESIDENT Board Of Assistant a Iiertran
5E ia5siSpI j. D.NTX0N
Approved March "a 1881 Board Of Aldermen.
a trae eors si |: JOHN 7, MONROE, Mayor.
ntg5
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KsR5 VIM DIJ DH5TrErEaaKEs sTSp,Fs Fssr,, "A !, :.
| II aeA payes az DepFee District
dc deranf - s ~ - - ~ estfopie ass Janbes
Ine a1stla III 5,,A ,s ai,s,tt II
sE7ek Qfa4Fe pfeis INJURIES de Collier
~ les dit a1imaix ia sonf mas recisfnse
sss tEss sefoat veius Ii Tenchsra @ JOINS g
@ ~ NJ ss.Nyrii 1871 ii hi heTges hi 4 -
s I'M REsIsF Commit IN y, si Il.
Notvee nd iS6i dsa rgss:
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-02

A somewhat singular explosion of coal oil
gas occurred in the family of Me- G. w. Alvord,
OF this village, on Wednesday, evening last.
The lamp in use Burning unsteadily, Que of the
family suggested filling it as remedy and it
was exiiaguished and lighted candle placed
near it on the table. While filing the lamp
an explosion took place, aud stream of FIRE
issued from the spout Of the oil can, Of such
intense beat that il melted the soldering Of the
candlestiek. Miss Hattie ARotd, who was sit
ting near, was severely but sot dangerously
burned. - PaiaesciHe Press.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-02

THE American KsEE Co. Plymouth HOl.
low Ct OF whom NJ. g. DIoE Is agent, is max.
ing pocket cutlery Of a character that puts the
European workshops entirely ia the shade
They have demonstrated, that With tarIe a..
fOrdiOg little Or 40 discrihinAsiOa in favor of
American skill, the English article has bean
driven from the field, These manufacturers ace
ao' only exquisite 10 luish aud design. bat ia
quality andisnPsr asuot To be surpassed.
Dick has hns variety Of pattsrOs aud fuish.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-02

We believe that D. B. Dcland & Co, of the
Fairport Chemical Works, Fairport, Monroe
Co., n " are manufacturing as good if not the
best salsratus that has been ever produced in
this country A new discovery in refining, and
not used in tbiscoantry excspta at this establish.
ment, places them 10 the position to suecesslul-
y compete 10 point of quality with any manu-.
hetuTe Of this article 10 the world Their Sal
eratns is perfectly pure, of uniform quality and
perfectly healsbfnL II is now for sale BY mott
o. the groeers throughout the country.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-02

A PLAEK WALE is, We understand, 10 be
lad along the Block bounded by Orthodox
Place and Division Street, in front Of the Pub.
he Schools aud the Baptist aud Presbyterian
Churches This is along neglected and much
needed improvement, aud'Then completed, can
not out prove great relief TO tie conseenceS
o, those at whose doors The neglect and respon-
Sioiity lay. as WelI as 10 struealing childhood
OedraEgled or bedizzeued wOnaDhoOd, which
nsss eese 50 long GowPslledtO sOund, at every
"'n's' snaw, or spring break up. the depths Of
the mortar bed with which that speciaI IocaI,tv
has been regularly eayiroasd.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-02

Destructive FIRE.--We regret to learn that
the residence of The late john Briuon, decd
OF Richmond, was totally destroyed by fire on
Monday morning, February, 18th. The build,
ing was occupied by Il. d. Marvin, at the time.
1t is not known how the Ere occurred.
The building burned quite slowly and most
all the articles on the lower floors and in the
cellar were saved, but large amount Of house,
hold furniture, bed-clotbes and wearing apparel
which belonged to the family of Mr.. NJ. was D
stairs and totally lost. Loss about 50 500.
Sentinel
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- lennsyvana shadraeh Ford Of Michigan (Irista,hs
Fpn Alvin Ford Efasus Ford EphIatm Ford And Mav Ann
N!n fhen ot Caholia and Harriet Gfahar az NIehggan
- lsea aha heis-a law Of Eli Ford and - Van Patien
husband oi the said Harriet Of Michigan and Ian. Asc
IOWA George tonf Of California, Christopher Ford 81 low
EaweId Ford r, Of Ohio and three ofhsr persona who's
es anu residences are unknown the htirs-asw and cIi
en oi Edward Ford deceased and W H. Arson ~
ne SAD Jaus Anson OF Iowa wiz take notice that on tire le
cay OF January 1851 David Ford Administrator Of fs
estate f Isaac Ford, deceased fled the Probate CouTt
Nthn Pnd for the County Ashtabua and staa 81 0ia
pettion aedgng that on the Sh day OF aly A 1sss
e sua David ford Together with the sad Isaac Ford then
Leg IA iu lie entered into contract In writing ifL n
o. Whitney. lham r. johnson and r. M Cbitts6Ses s
me sale Of The following described estate rituatc IN sa n
~ "t eIng part o! lot number one section no. town
western reserve, called and bounded and desred a.
o2ws Bcrinuirg at stake standing In the souh lIne ~
W No. , elout u rods west of chestnut tree tsndIng on
me bark of She Creek thence East about 60 RODS n ~ rsa
channel of ConReaut Creek thence Northry along Snrs,
Nfeek " the South ae OF Mo 0sborns lumber vat on ts
gsue 70 stake thence Westerly to fat rock % ths west
sue o The grade being Is rods thence sbutherlv 10 the
pace 2 beginning, containing absut CITY acres OF lang h
the piveee 1t road Go feet vice from the N W rsr ~
a ad to the Plank road free of charge upon the loEing
terms the sum Of fifty dollars acre In Tie Eaov ,.e
nsr twelve huuded dollars on or before tho I5th s -
~ ls4 aud the balance In equal annual paSness TIT
sid hltney, johnson Chitienden paid 10 tie af ys
anu Hotfs on said contract; that Whtney ynAnson
CLienden arc ready and willing 10 pav the fsee a,a
ePo1 sara contract SO soon valid deed can be made h
him for said premises and that parties ArSi nTaS ~ az
notice the hpiFs aaw and legal reprabts,Ivs ~ 80
Isaac Ford, deceased " s~to
The PRAYER Of the petition is for authority u ronha aa.d
, nn'tey, JohhAon Chitterfen In behalf OF said
money = 0'N Pu''naeS
said petition will be for hearing on the I1th sav a, uh
OF ~ soon thereafter as leave Of the Court eau 10
'o'ahed DAVID FORD,
,--.,- Administrator Of Isaac Ford, deeeas 4
--11O ty sherman Farmer, his Attnf19yt
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-02

SAsyALTr--A child aged niue years old. Of
FrssciS Woodwork Of New LTms .1,ls ~, !. :. !.
the stove caught her eloihiug,, snd was a
severely bu'osi that she diea'iu thns sGour,bs
OF % hour
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-02
FHE ONLY PREPARATION
L worthy OF
Universal Confidence and Patronage

FOR SrA7ESHEN JUDGES cLERormrK
ladies and Gcntsnen 10 all parts or the world TESTIFY 10 the
e0cicy Of PoE o. JWGods Hair Restoratiy ard rentcrn
OF the Press are unanimous 10 sprase few testmotials
impossible foryou 10 doubt.
81 Wall street New York Dec 20.h, 1858
GENrLENEN Four uote Of the 18th nst has ecey-
ed saying that had heard had benefited by
the of Woods Hair esora e aud requesting my oerti
award it b you cheeuly, because think due Ny age
Is about 90 TIE color oi my hair auburn and ucntd
To curl Some hye six since u began q arn gay
scalp the OF my head lose rs srpstty
and danFali to osm pPon it Bach Of these dsageabS
Increased with iimo and about fourth was
threatening 10 make me bald
liar Restorti e MALAY 10 arrest the falling off ~ % ssJ
for had really no expectation that gray hair could ever be
ever greatly surprised Gnd the two bottles on
", that not only the falling of arrested but the was
SsadS essd e 9 on my bssd very mSe s to Be s9s
hcation OF my wife, AZ whose solicitation bd0eed 70
Wy It. - 1
For this among the many obligations owe to her SEX
strongly recomnend al husbands who value the admiration
gray Or getting bald Very respee,fsy, growing
-, s'l - - - BEN. Z, A,LAvENBEW.
To 0, J, Wood Coz 44t broadway, New YOrk,
Ny hmy are Abcnt Fem the city, aud am longer at
- T.. - : sialuastou, Ala, July 2Oth.. $50
. To PRoE q j. Woo0i Dear Sir Your sIIair kestota.
tive bss done my hair much good since eosuenced tbe
Of t that wish 70 make knorn public of lis Of
se'S oa the nav wbeh are great man or
alive the hair viii return more beautiful than ever al less
this Is my exPlrisnee. 5balevo II all.
Yours truly, WA. IL KESFnV.
p s-You can publish The above II you IKE b. pabs,-
Ing 10 our Southern papers viii get more patronage south
soc several OF your certificates 10 the Noble M9esry
strong southerE paper w. u. Ksnsdy.
Woods Hair Restorative.
PRor o. , woop-noar Sir. Having bad the mistoYlase
% lose the best portion Of my har nom the eeols OF the
yellow fever in New Orleans Ia 1851 sdueed 10 make
Trial o. your preparation and found y TO the
very thing headed Ny hair is thick and eos and no
Se.as can express obligations 10 in giving q ts II
hieted such treasure. FINLEY JOHNSON
The Restorative put up IN botes Of three sses ~
large, medium and small the small holds pint and te
iae I one dollar por bottle the mednp holds ~ sasI ~
pe cent more 10 proportion than the small islAs iof we
ooarh per bottle the large hods quart sVr eeos oie
IN pzoporfon aud Totsils ior 60 -. =. -.
q J. WOOD CO.. Froprciorv ~ Broadway. N YORK,
and ia Marst Blrsot Lou Ne For sale ~ Ashaons BY
eoN6mbS3. HkNpk4 q COfhLANb-
NTOTICE.- Notice is hereby given TO the
credDrp Of william james that the undersigned hse
crediiQ Of Wm Jaipns ae hereby required 70 present aud
sts pFoog o. their claims before ue At ny ONES 10 Ashb
10, Ash ialtls county, Ohio, wilhin eix months
tierS, = 80. - f'f- J. Q. FARMEs
Perjury %, 1891. Avgnse of Wm. James.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-02

Foh WAsulNoToS. - Hon. j.. r.. Giddings,
Aeuer Kellogg, ]. d. Ensign, and James W ade,
son Of the Senator Of Jefferson, and Chas.
Jones, OF Minnesota, left this place on Monday
morning last for Washington, to witness the in.
augurstion ceremonies Dr. Barrett left on
Thursday with the same object
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-02

GRocERiEs AT Cosr.--we have neglected to
call attention TO the advertisement of GRoRoE
BRowS, Offering, (because of a REIMBURSEMENT
OF business in consequence OF loss Of health. J
to dispose Of his stock of goods at cost, an op.
portuniiy, which the pincbiug nature of the
times will not suffer us to neglect. 81
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-02

The BHeksys State alirms that tho mud be
tweea Wellsville and New Lisbon varies in
depth from l TO feet The roads therefore,
are more nearly impossible, we should think,
than anything in this vicinity.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-02


The following resolution was handed 10 by a
Kingsville friend with request from his iel-
low citizens, that we give il place in our col
umus. While we ehcerfulIy uccede 70 almost any
favor asked by our intelligent and loyal neigh
bors we regret to say that we do not fully en-.
ter into the spirit and tendencies Of this expires.
sion Of sentiment. A proper looseness of
breeching is requisite for easy and efficiency Of
labor, but there is danger IN such degree of
slackuess as is likely 10 bring the load in con,
tact with gambre joints We respectfully sug.
gest whether it would not be well for our friends
to take up hole or two and after suffering the
old donkey to breath, calculate the necessity Of
letting the heels fly. A certain amount of
grave palaver about compromise is polite, but
there is no "loop to hang a hone on that either
The executive, or the people will suffer any such
thing. and our legislators are beginning TO un.
derstand this We think we are warranted in
saying-hold easy, friends, this revolution Is not
going backward. The murkiness that settled
upon the republican horizon, and which afford.
ed a short.lived encouragement TO our oppo-
nents, is lifting and The rays of light and hone
are bringing confidence to the friends of the
Union, and dsmay to those who we're half will.
ing that the union should bleed at every pore
il thereby the destruction of the republican
party could only be secured. But here is the
resolution.
We the Republicans of North K;ngsvilIe,
in convention assembled do firmly /
ResoiUe: That if the republican party shall |
enter into any compromise with armed rebels or /
Their agents, which shall tend TO impair or |
make aosoleie the whole, or any part Of the |
seventh and eighth resolutions of The Chicago
Platform, that we will abandon said party and /
uniIe 10 one more radical, which shall have for
its object the determination of slavery, wherev.
er found, within Union.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-02

TnE WEArnER on Tuesday Wednesday and
Thursday Of this week, was beautifully spring.
lAe, aud the activity Of sugar bushes has been
very considerable Sap flowed with unusual
freedom. se
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-02

PERsoSAL.- Mr. Stanley, ~. IL. we believe J
recently of this county, who was sentenced to
one year'in the Penitentinry, few months ago.
for passing counterfeit money, has had forty
live days of bis time abated. and returned to his
fImily
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-02

The CREscENT GLEE CLUB OF ERIE, of which
our young townsman, CARL GlFFoRD is mem.
Der, gave US very agreeable surprise on Wed
nesday evening last, in the performance Of some
very chaste and well executed music. We sell
dom hear an. amateur performance Of greater
merit, or meet with gentlemen whose bearing
entitle them 10 greater consideration.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-02

JOHN hArrLEit viii be seen has closed out
nls grocery business. and demands an immedi
ate settlement Of accounts.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-02
head The as!onisteug cures Of rsH knoiea ei..
zeHs Of Buffalo.

" 1T cCRTD Mr. 8. Hemenway, Proprietor Of N,sss,.
e. & InEOSs Llhe Of Neuralgia aud Rkeurnatis "a H.
] . 6YH ONE BoITLE cured Mr. Elias Weed cob,n;s.lof
! other remedies taed - Nf1-es ~
To- NJ /. GRoSYENoR, Of Perry street. who was eorfn-
"a 70 me mousse and entirely unable attend 70 bu
now I've weil iroHIt m the use Of Watsans Neuralgia Krk
~ THE NEURALGIA KING cured Mr. Josorl cos,ov
seneca street Of INFIAMNAToRY RHKuArsY OF lone sfana
nG a. the time Of commencing is use ne was conned 10
e. JAMES YANvELKENBURG, a we'll known police
its wnrst form. e-~-s'1 Ia
~ lNFL LaNMAToRY RHECMATIsN--ur c. n. Rod
for years - w N-''
E4r NFLAlAAToRY Rheumatism Of Five Fears stand
ingMrs. j. W Putnam, &C. Pearl street e,,sd r. thr..
vekslad been under charge Of best piyseaps In ti ity
u NF6RALGlA in its west n Of feen ye,rs sand.
Lyman Rsthbern Of ZIG Delaware strset sstrs,
rs" wM. COLEMAN, Auctioneer, No 4 swan s.sss, .,-
Cd OF severe Neuralgia "a ha limbs
EsS WM M0FFAr, Brewer, Morgan street OF NenraI,is
OF the face and teeth ' - -'s4'NsAA
hice, 81 90 per bottle.
A. L MATHEWS Proprietor.
Il c-n INV
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-02

| Ina PREsIDEET AT GENEvA-We were LED
into errorin noticing the presidents call at our
sister town. The few and appropriate words
addressed to him, were so addressed by DR..
burrows, instead of Mr.. LESLIE, as we stated
OF the authority Of a casual informant, aud the
train did not move or before brief but pen.
SAINT response was made to it. Among the mul.
titude present, were number of ladies with a
banner inscribed "The Lord is God. Let oil
the people praise Him." A salute of cannon
heralded the approach of the train, As Mr..
Lincoln appeared on the platform. Dr. Burrows
stepped forward and read as follows
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, the PEOPLES repro
sentative and President: Aided by Divine
Providence, may be so guide the Ship of
State (now floating among the reefs aud
breakers Of Gisuniou,) that she may be
brought back to her original moorngs
The Constitution as it is; the Union as ii
was; and liberty uncompromised."
The reOSlng of this paper was followed
by lou9 cheers. Mr. Lincoln responded in
few words expressive of his through devo.
tlon to the principles euuociated in the speak,
er's remarks This was the siugnal for en-.
thusiastic applause, amid which the train.
moved.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-02

- BEVERLY, Mass, Dec IL. 1860
H. G. SPALDrSo. Esq-T for some crcuIars or LARGO
sanW 6 TO bring Ccphaic Pills particularly be-
lore my Customers have anything of the kiud raso
send 70 me- s - ' ''1N' Illase
One oi ny eGstomers who is subject TO severe Sick Head
ache, Casually lasting two days cared Of al a.tt 81 on
h0uT by your PiRs which sent her "
Respectfully yours W r. W,trrs
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-02

RoAD 0RDINANCE.-0ur citizens will find
among our new advertisements, borough ordi.
nance, amendatory Of former one, construct
ing road district eoextensiye with the borough
limits, which il may be Of Importance to under
stand na 1g-e
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-02

O'''" i"''o' is6s5Sis % coaSiT. G 1Se0''n f'ssA q
Eliza jane Hunter. 5 ELIZA J.. s.,.l Jfss Hta-
pc,el that laing .. Ga aeiendant Is hereby
Common Pleas for said County asking divorce om sa
Selenn on tha ground o adultery Said petition WIN b.
for hearing At the next term OF said Court. =
Aud the sal defendant Is further nohef that dapasft
Nu le aken 10y he plaintiff IN the above aoton al tbs o.
County Aforesaid, the 5t day of Ma ch a 1901 eivee
tho hours OF and i, aud couiirue hpn dy % lsF
, until completed. SHERMAN FARMER
Attorneys ior I7aipiiG
Uatel teMnary an, ~ 4Aol. dWSeI
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-02

THE KrNosvItLE AcADRMY, it will be seen by
announcement in the proper place, opens lis
spring term on the 7th inst. @