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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23
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IN tbs "noise and confasi.b istao eopuisbty msrs,
And u clronicled forth IN the rolpgrapha pages,
Abou! D,y Goods saa rsI eaooi sd esusessnd tasssi
sshavb, ionnets and Clonha that rival The graees
sy nsy claim yeaF eieuiiopi ~ = brief rehfeEfIl
o. llt q Choice cpods n tl5lk bpi,esssi "A
And though less ptttendluk, alb IN fretit sound
And are quietly etunr yogr nsii1o down iorh
9! g@rs woSl rS% ,. ,
Yarn made " Cotton, flresd waddErg ma pe,ilns
wicks, Flsnpell, beseF9 hd., slsbe sIf cif twine,
Cenibics and suniuer stuiss = .Iiie sitrts
Cloves, Drce GoQas snE' d Rbiens ,eios stiris,
Broomi baskets aud bed cords, cloths nea bue ry,s and
super tess, sugars ands ise, keih Java snaH NO.
Pure as n0ue can br f1und 30 the state u ohlo. -.
Paper hangingn tia ketsIes Iahey prints aa y Sts
Cloths pins wooen yarn and he " yonf ckg
stone ehurDss JUGS jars and n,foned rlas apd nns
shoes for children, boys agd ard sdiss bose,
Aud hoes for gents 70 uok VIZ noodsp ppotg spd super
scythes snats, rsles and was,-boans ai bds si and
ChaE, T rosn, in' whiting coal o and bea fs bad wps,hef
Ggs lot a o. Hats sad zap. O. sys g,ae en-
shoenakers, too, word With YOU bs,e or yon gI hsye
Heres nearly all tic inpement for making boi and bots
l@'t pegs Inehers hanHars, kpives ths'dpes snd sew
Tac, Nails avihanaley brisiies lining bndnr heel ia.
French calf French ck Alp oais ize sckr and noroeco.
Weba9Es and hastings Of various shades shoe needles, and
ButbaSl ny Rassy nor further tax ae prIn,ss gsntler
n,r 9eyr isbsse 81 shs or Tie of III, folI stock
cf Goots; et
Say then, that tho stock is full and complete.
Invite them Al, from South, 6h Softi od f. iNe from
From city. roua county, Iincolnii,A bsdsas., sad all
From every point Of the spupsss. como al.
i%ea'e % all yoar spare dimes with sour frisud,
Ashtatuln. oct 27. 1890
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CeNSEAur, Feb. l9lh, 1876.

CeNNEAUT, req. lJtni 1901.
Editor Telcgrdph-SR: l was somewhat
surprised at your statement in regard to the
election Of p. NJ. for our village You stated
that Mr.. LoRREN GoULD Of course got the great
est number Of votes, being the only candidate (;
the others having rupudiated the election.
What motive you had in making this statement,
l know not, nor from whom you obtained your
information. But from the official report pub
lshed 10 the Reporter two days prior to your
publication. you will see that there were four
candidates besides Mr. Gould, and that the cleo
ton was closely contested. wish for you TO
correct your statement for you are doing Mr.
Gould great injustice, and furnishing his oppon-
ent material which could aud doubtless will
be used at Washington as evidence against him
4 W. b. cHAPN4N. p
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23

"A Baltimore correspondence of the N. Y,
Tribune, states that Mr.. Justice Wayne
aud Mr.. Justice Campbell OF the United
States Supreme Court. the one from
Georgia aud the other from. Alabama, have
both determined not to resign their Offices,
Notwithstanding the secession of their re-
spectivc States, 1t is a wise and patriotic
discrimination, aud must be productive Of
good
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23

BOrThere is an old and true story about
the late Judge Wright'S beauty, which was
none of the finest. Davy Crockett was in a
menagerie at Washington and approaching
a baboon remarked, if that fellow had spec
tacles on he'd look just like Wright"
Wright himself stood close by and heard
him an touched his shoulder 10 friendly
way, "Oh Lord y said Crockett, II owe
al apology, but ] don't just know which
to apologize to, You or the monkey
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23

The editor Of the TrlgabuH Warren Demo
erat uses the following Language, which ismore
manly than the talk Of some timid grizzly spin
ed republican Journals "Wc are opposed to
criugiug and yielding to the imperous demands
and cOercive poicyOf The slavery extensionists
and their desperate threats of demolshing the
temple of American Liberty, IL they fail to Sc.
cure all theb ask but weare willing to treat
with them, b. agreeing that The North shall lei
slavery alone where ii is, if the south viii lei
freedom alone where the Almighty has estab
Iished it, and we're niuetee6tweutieths OF the
American people. at heart, feelthat il should
be maintained iny Violate
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23

THE N YoRK Posr 0FFIcE ID DEFsLc4rIoN,
The verdict in the case of Mr.. Fowler's
suretieS was fully expected Postmaster.
General Brown was culpable for accepting
the bond without the names Of All the par
lies who subscrbedto it originally, o. suiii-
Gent snbstitutions. though the legal liAbili,
ty7of Messrs Law and Conoyer can hardly
be Questioned Nc Fowler's defalcation
extended back several years, and could
never have been coueealed except By col.
lnSlon 10 the Counting Office. Yet the Au,
ditor and his subordipates, who. permitted
that fraud, are still retained, and. will be
till after the 4th OF March. ~ 61iW
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23

AsuTABULA County BIBLE SocIErr.--The
Annual Meeting Of the Ashtabula County BIZ
ble Society was held at the Congregational
Church IN Jefferson, on Tuesday, Feb, 9th. at
IOA o'clock A. NJ. The report showed that
there were fourteen town societies in operation
in the county, connected with which are about
l40local. unpaid agents, embracing school
district each, who explore, supply the destitute,
aud solicit Subscriptions The county agent
Mr. MEmEKaEn has visited Is towns and about
600 raaiiles The receipts from the several SO
cieties have been as follows {: Geneva, $40 rs;
Wayne, $50; Lenox, S26 40; Austinburg $34
CT; Orwell. S22 60; Windsor, $40 90; VIII.
lAtasfeld. s3l l3; AndOver, $l4 pa Couneaut,
81 s1;' KiugsvilIe, $l7 62; Saybrook, $37 Sli
Hsrpersfeld Sl2 "a; Rome 81 81; Jefferson
$9le;: Asbtabula, s25; Total, 1894 80.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23

/ A NEw PRcJEcr - The North Western
States are pettioniag Congress to make nppro-
priaticns for the opening Of the Illinois aud
Michigan cunal. by which the produce Of those
States may iindits way through lake Michigan
and the lake route to the seabOard. stunning The
lower Mississippi, and leaving secession annoy
ances Ee
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23

A Word TO GRocERs-Always keep the
purest Saeratus to be found in the market.
Your customers should be able to supply them
selves with perfectly pure and healthful arli-
cle ID. b. DeLand & Co.'s Chemical Saleratus
will give perfect satisfaction to the most fastd.
ious housekeeper. Manufactured and for sale
at wholesale by D. b. DeLaud & Co., Fairport,
Monroe Co.. N. Y. e, sl.r
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23

The Peace Conference will, according 10
present indications take linal vote ON The
pending proposition on the ssa. Washing,
toms birthday. rtaTw ,-,-r -. =. :
For the ltst time, q Gag stat has been
erected on the War Department building,
for the display Of the national Gag, -
The House Select Committee Of 6ve on
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23

9s-We know not that the contracts are yet
closed, but It seems well settled that the burnt
district is TO be rebuilt the coming season with
substantial frst-class brick block. sls
Rninsl,iLLe Preaa.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23

/ Deg> The boy that had to leave Yale Col
lege. because he stole everything he got
his hands Oh is said now TO be Senator
Benjamin, of Louisiana.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23

~ Mr.. WILAIsM HAEsE. OF Euclid had his
~sm blown Off while firing salute, on Saturday
morning. at the arrival OF Mr.. Lincoln at that
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23

The Governor has appointed as commission
er to Washington, in plaes Of Mr.. Wright the
Hon. Christopher p. Woleott, s-a -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23

FrSR BufnocKs.--F Five pairs Of three yenv
ola steers, from the farm Of A. GRRALD. passed
through this village on Thursday last, on their
way east, which It would be hard TO beat, One
pair out Of The lot was put upon the scales and
the benm kicked at 1850 pounds 'la
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23

lsrIt is rumored that the crown Of Hungary
has been offered to Prince Napoleon by Kos
nth aud the hungarian Committe at Milan,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23

Gen. Woolis lying at Washington critically
i'll with an attack Of pneumonia.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23

bRuAoH BHoNIsE--Our ueighboF saERNAs
spent last week 10 the trial Of Caroline FTlter
%. Hezskiok Cole before the Common Pleas Of
Lake co. Judge wILDEE on thebeaeh. Tues.
day morning the jury brought ii. tho sam Of
$4,000 damage. The Press speaks Of the ar.
gumeDt Of Mr.. s. as an able performances. M
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23

we failed to see the Reporters article niIud'
cd to, aud our statement was based IN common
fame. II, as stated, our article was prejadieial
to any one. the foregoing will be sufficient cor
rection. -, - .---.-a. 49, = - ~ - -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23

Wisconsin Legislature has appropriated
IS, 600 for the saDs object. .-e ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23

Anour PENs.--With commendable degree
Of eEfrohtery, we are charged with drawing a
Tong boo 10 notice of "A new pen recently in
trodueed here, and to show the pausibility Of
The charge. by way Of contrast, NJ. G. Dick has
sent Us gross Of GiIlott's old 7Os. improved
by Walton as s07 MFR. 9. assures Us that he
is selling sights OF them, and everybody likes
them We fnd them an excellent article, and
emitted to the popularity they have gained,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


SELECT ScnooI.-SARAH q. ENsIsS will open
a school in the parish school house, north side,
Monday, March H.. rt la - BIZ
Mothers, read this.-The nlioving l. an extract
rom letter written by the pastor Of Baptist Church 70 s
yoErHa aga Ms'sengsr Cincinnati Ohio ard spsHls so.
Soothing Syrup for Children Teethine ~ -.
I've see an advertisement IN your columns 81 nrs miS "
latent medicine before is bu, feel eompslled e
to your readers that this IL humbugwe have Httd
It, and Know II TO be all claims. II IL probably enc ~ the
most successful medicines Of day. because q o. the
best And those Of your readers who bare baies &c
better than to lay In supply See advertisement In Ano'n
" @ o.ruInn. -----------------
Mathews, Chocolato Worm Drops This
pleasant confecon suecessful exennAtor OF all Kinds
Of Intestinal Worms h fast taking the place of Al the Nans
tain No MgEcrHrare perfectly hamles pleasant to the
taste, and enicacious 10 all ASK for for @
MATTHEW'S CHOCOLATE FoRM DROPS
NO Cahartic whatever is necessary TO be given
A,LMArHEws, ManufActurer, Buffalo, \.
The Closing Years of Life onen rendered
wretched AILMENTS which triang In and e
cured IL taken in time Aleslion Of the liver stoTaee
quoh They naturally make the sufferer nervous irritable
hs brunt OF their ihnmOr, The OF HOsteers Cele
braed Stomach Bitte will prove efficient remedy for th
evil II will not only strengthen the whole py,a orssna
Darrhoea Dysentery, aud Liver Complaint The erst phy
clans in the country are loud in their pae Of this
paatabls to the taste that may beverage
Sold by all druggists y -rlF.rs-st -rEN ha
Musical IInstructGon.-Prof 7. ~. HorkrSs ma,
be found at his roonsS p JoHSsoNs Church Square Ash
tabua from Thursday Monday Of sAsh week. prerar
ed to give instruction in Vocal Auc and upon Piano. Ne
lodeon and also in Harmony. Terms MODERATE.
| Ashtshrla. Dec. 1850. 80 81
/ Prof. Woods RestOrative- Cordial and
Blood Renovation Is, without doubt. The hest toni
Cordial In the world To those who are suffering tfom Cen
sra Debility, would recommend its for which it
pleasant to the taste, II s strengthening to tie system, an
will at once tend 20 rtmOve all Impurities OF the Blood an
eradicate Al traces Of disease IL be taken By the weak
stomach while those In good health will At feel
eXhilAAtng power We confident that after using
bottle OF this Cordial none will be day without it.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23

OAIOVIo IUI 1IIN otIlt11Tb = vt Y n"
PrsAdsaf--Rev. A. d. oLDs Sseretary-
THoNAs OtJvER, Esqi Treamre--JAs. \ OR
Krs DspOsitOyy--WALTER BuHoEss.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23

R9-The N. Y, Legislature has appropli,
ated $5O. 600 for relief of sufferers in Kan.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23

TO GU The Offices at the following places.
Austinburg, j. G Dole Andoyer, /. H.
Morley Kelloggsvlle, g. g. Wait Mon.
roe Centre, w. w. Kinney,; Pierpont, M.
A Lqenard; Richmond Centre, Peter
Betch; Williamsfeld, A. b. Leonard Lin.
denyille, d. N Simpkins Colebrook,
Joseph Reed; New Lyme, H. S. St John;
Leuox, Martin Ray Dorset, Rufus c.
Smith Sheffield, VIM McSheppard Nor
gan, George NJ. Lawton Eagleyille, j. b.
Neutrality-suspicious. James Kelsey; IIarts-
grove, NJ. w. Bailey; Trumbnll, Wm. Nell
son Anibcy, Chas Barrett South Ridge,
Dauiel Hill; Cherry Valley, Dwight Faux,
ner ~. S.e.-.,..
INV, that's onr DWIGHT We'll .vell we cant
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ur ..ls BY GEO wl ARD - sssias 1si sss ess' IS y
n EGAh NOTICE. Thomas Ford. d

II EGAH NOTICE. Thomas Ford. of
pennaylvAna shadra~h Ford ef Mici,ivan elsistdher
Van atten Of CAliiornia and Harriet Graham u Ahgar
caildren aud beirsAt-aw OF Eli Ford, aud - Van Pattn
husband Of said MARY Ann Of California. aud Graham,
husband OF the said Hamlet Of Michigan, and Apso Of
iowa George Ford Of California CIfista6her Ford Of Iowa.
Edward Ford ~, Of Ohio, and three Other Iersnns whose
ahd reside unknewn the law aud eli
5Ry " January 1881 David Ford Administrative of the
Eriae Of ssae Fd. deceased ed In tie Probate Court
within and or tie County of Ashtata and Sta4 oT Ohio
petition acdgug that the Sih day OF Jnls fs65
The said David Ford tgeher with tie said IaAac Ford then
being IN fan i, entered into contract IN writing with j.
c. Mhftney. Hiram r. johnson, and X. N Chittenden, for
the sale f the GLOWING situate n said Seun
ty, to~i DeibP pert Of lot humber one, section 2 t
ship H. in the first range OF townships the Couneetlt
Western Reserve, called, and bounded and described
follows Beaiuuing u stake standing ithe sBdtE ine sf
lot No about ~ reds wtst g CHI stnl tlte iap ng
the bauk the Creek thence East Hbtts0 ds 10 te Nin
Creek The South line Of Mi Osborns humber Sil ths
grade stake thence weserly zt rck ots the
side Of the grade, biug IS rods thence sautesy TO the
place n begoning containing ahut hty acres Of land, With
the pfisee aroai 90 feet wi from the a. w. 81
said land tu the Plank road face Of charge upon the following
terms the Of hfy dollars per acre in tue following
Is, 1854 aud the balance in two equal annual ayneRt That
said htuey Johnson Chittenen. paid te sid Daff
Ford Isaac Ford n h ietyne, me ot bne Ihoas
and Tolars said c5ntacti that ssd whitney JabnsoR
Ohtenden ready and willing 70 ay the hafte duo
uR9n ssi sontrae SO so9P as yad deed e,n benade %
ti m m ~ - ~ ss aS = ~ ~ s WI
Isaac Ford deceased. u - I D.. =. - !. il.
The pfaytr of tie petition Is FIR aothoriy 1, make decd
20 said Whitney, Jehnson ohittenden, 10 behalf Of z1
heirs ataw upon payment Of The residue Of said purchas
said petition will &c for hearing on the nth day Of March,
A. D. 1861 soon thereafter leave of the Court he
~ Aduiuistra ator Of IsAsc F65d, deceAsd
Gwiso ea - by sherman y taElaer, his Attorney.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23

TINS CIT1zESs OF AUsTINBURo held public
meeting on the l4th inst. and passed resolutions
petitioning the legislature to appropriate $780,
GOO for the relief OF the destitute of Kansas,
recommending other townships TO give .. SINH
lar expression, aud appealing TO other states to
urge upon their legislatures similar courses.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23

Law, that's our Dwight Well we'll we can't
always tell what's in store Ior US.
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Offices at the Following places. n

Posr MAsTRRs ELEcrEp The following persons
says the Seatiasl, were chosen on the 9th inst.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23
Read he astoaisfthg cure, Of ,rdg ka6,cn cifi,
- ScHs 9f Bi9dfo. "a

Tz- IT crREn Mr,S uessnvass Ttoprietpf ef searafu
street Omnibus Line. Of NedFagia aud bhsuinAts, lh
nerk aud shoulders. lr4t a @t tet r---
t.9-OHE BOTTLE cured M. Elias Weed. cginnisatm
Merchant Of eveie Neuralgia o the bead and utk er all
other remedies failed. = - lN.- =
fST Mr. L, GROsNS srFl stpsel NJ ,EAs sgnan
cd the house and pntira y-fhe- TO- 0ttnd-t0 tshe y
hoE we'll fram the Of Watsons Neinale5a King. .
fY- THE NEURALGIA KING cured Mr. J0Seph Cooley.
Sfheea stftet Of fsfAaNtqokS OF dong s1G
ing ~ the tme Of cturinsnrug i.s use hsNas cortgio
his he'd.
sI5-l JAMES E.ANyEIEEsmlEG. SeII kaoEH'ssaiee-.
man this eSt fas cured OF kheuuluSs and Neuraain
sts worst form. ~. e-f ea-ai
f-TY- INFLAsa sTbRY KHEuMATIsAl--Mr.C. II Icedi.
No. So Carroll street Vas cured after trying other Ieeies
d .
81 IYFIANsATORY Rbennsifsn Of Five Yesrs ssaJ,a-
hg-Nrs. II. w Putnam, So Psfi street. cured ip three
weeksiad been under charge Of hest rhseitias4 geiiy
rsSP NEURALGIA IN is worst hEm Of 6ftcsq ssrs iaia
ias-Ms. Lyman abburu, Of 2l5 Delaware stieet hnsey
cured. ff y. a
re- WM. COLEMAN Auctioneer, No, SFar street, eaE
ed of severe Nenraiga in his hmbssts ~@t'- .s-s.r
Efy WMs MQFGATs Brewer, Morgsn street. Of XsUraiIit
Of tie face and tdeth. -.
T9ice, SI,oo fersbOtile. sss go
Al 70 -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23

Is curing 7Aogsapds Of Whep els other frg SFo
utterly Jailed. II Is ANopYSR relieyoE br 10
npent Il perfect sPEcIFlo and r hose papfaf
diseases The vast nnber Of loiinens Elnbrorayy snd
External nPdicnes which "A stihianfs Of the
only ngtelS Temporary m their effects ard q deuhs
virtue. TIt NEltRALgtA KING re9chss the oau
Trouble and eel gsy bsBhSs the difcaee froB She
Nsedsise oheahd s 70 give trai and tecsne AatisnUs
of its wondsrdl rpNti; -. =, y. - y. q -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23

IDUTTBR " ANTED = Fhe highest
ID market price III be paid for Butter n eseassEs (
G0ods by ItOoI hOHhiSoN.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23
Maria A. Dunbar In te Gcgi o. con'Oh Psas Of
Edwin a Is Dunbar. { r. E1pWiN w 4. DpH

State of Acgan isnotifed that Maria lumbar. did na
Office the Clerk of the Court OF Common leas within and
r the County ishtabga and state oi Ohio charging t~
said Edwin DUNBAR with extre cruelty. gross neglect
duty aiuer and ASH ing that she De eiNorced from
the said Edwin Dunbar, aud for alimnny which neti,iOn
.ll hJ for hoaling at the next term OF said Court
MARIA A.. DUNBAR,
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q Az .hosssssa Prof wOOa'' aa''FsIssu.nt 10 sn0h
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23

DORK-by the barrel OF pound can be had
4 February i, 1Soh 40 ROOT MORRISON. 's
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23

600 Tor the relief OF the destitute OF Kansas
recommending other townships TO give a SINH
lar expression, and appealing TO other states to
urge upon their legislatures a similar course.
LAKE. SHORE ASSOCIATION ---OD the 18th inst
the Congregational Ministers living on the line
OF the Cleveland and Erie Railroad, met at
Unionve for the purpose OF forming an asso-
citation for mutual counsel, advice andimprove-
ment The meeting was organized by the
choice OF Rev r. II. CoSKtIx as chairman, and
Rev.Mrs GAaE scribe. After deIibcratiOn, a
constitution was brought forth and adopted as
the bssis Of the organization. The name de-
cidcd upon, is'Lake Shore .Nipisterial .4sto.
ciatiOn.p The body adopt as arule Of Faith.
the creed Of the Ohio State Association. which
was originally taken from The Connecticut
State Association
Itis not The object OF this new association
to substitute the conference, already in existAnce
aud to some extent occupying the same terrific
ry, nor to perform the duties peculiar to cOn-
ferences.
But the ministers living in the vicinity of the
railrond desire TO avail themselves Of this facii
ty for the more frequent interchange Of views
feeling and general Improvement Hence they
win at all times welcome to their fratcrnal cir.
cles, such of their brethren as desire TO rningIt
10 their associations from time to time. The
body win meet the third Tuesday 10 April Of
Madison, with Rev. @. w. ToRRr and stately
once in three months
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23

Now Mr. Edltur you call moderate nsu, old Fogy,
and all that. but IL viii jurt step don't brush you
up with list Of Irces that will make yOti Of the Bright
est Wide Auakes in the whole egment. II don't FIN in or
the Oysters. THAT'S all. @ A
e. John II. Robertson
Ashtahua, October 10. 1850. "a r-Z fse~--
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23

BUFFALO ROBES.-A lot Of superb
ID B,faio Robes Indian dressed. very dAn color and
Deeet M eyery respect Just received and tor sale By
: est 9th lSsO ~ - at STEPHEN HAIL.
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CNTOCK INETT. AUy quantity Of Stock
- tnettfor the Ladies, eau be found at
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23

SELECT ScuooI.--SARAH q. ENsIeS will open
a school in the parish school house, north side,
Monday, March H.. t -rrt rH aai BIZ
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Ard thnnsand other tng witch eunnaerate But
all Of which ole, at the very lowest riees tNt te
Cd In this market. -astla a5Fs NsTaH
80 q rea.ssasr- 81 ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23

md ls' os customer, have tn. Ssp.u, Of Low Panic P,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23

A FULL assortment Of Dry Goods,
N Groceries, Hardware Boots Shoes, Hats Caps
Stationary and school Books Iron, Steel and Malta Paints
Varpshe Uas Putty Glass always be found and bought
as Cheap as any the wonderful cheap stores of Ashtabu
la at the old fortress, which never surrendeTs
FsbnJsry s. 1861. ROOT q MORRISON.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23

lust RECEIVED from New York, a
sB fresh supply Of Heavy Sheetngs which will be sold low
at the old aud reliable store Of ROOT MORRISON.
February 8, 1851.
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Joseph O. Hunter sst tss CS9, ets 8 Common a' q

by shertnAa& fArmeb AttoFneysai PETITIONER.
na'ed Jannary 20 1851. 4WSsO
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mS FARM FOR sALE-A most de.
~ sirable farm of SO acres. on South Ridge,
owned bv A. PERRI6o, Ashtsbua village, which
there are good buildings Tor sale cheap Enquire Of
o.Nasr on Premises or on II. FASSETT.