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All, all, free. hounteous, SO magnificent the
f:ti1s Of orr Kc1& luton, the achicVcnents Of or
corstitu.ion, ths harpy results of onr Cnioa.
would ths picture Of neaee aud :rrr:.rity eifaee.
Accnrst6 i: 1t heart tha: would Til sacred rnst
1ttray. Paleicd be the hands that would such
bensdcent government overthrow.
Mere cur fellow citizens Of the South faboripS
uIdtr the fatal visions OF the nicht-nnder the
dc :ution That We were all their enemies.
proclaimed sneS our II fsatcrnsi regard. and IN iis
common country, We have tnplorcd them to be
Have they hsd fears al to the security of thcis
dun.estic iuFti:utions:
VIC hare endcarored to al!ay their fears: ue
have pointed them 10 the caccks and guarantees
of the Coneti:ution, all Of Nhith VIC would sacred
II alleCtve-
What practical wrong have they suffered. None,
There IS bet one stozy to the present crisis. The
i1npatience and passion Of those honestly dsaf-
as q r osc g. sena sa os 9ssa dsu{ b the :
ba.e precIpitated the appeato asms-aui1 although
| many, il not all Of ue, would have done much Gy
nay Of concession to hpnest fears, terms shall
Ie cxtotlcd from us a. the point Of The bayonet.
To oil coming III thai way VIC eay, " I.ck. mad
men, 10 your homes down, traitors! to N igao
But lie fires Of &c arc again relighte. From
hill anti valley from town andacity from riverside
l. mountain top. tho people. the patEio,ie people,
errIng 10 arms. Many of your sons and brothers are
lot here 1oayi All honor to them, they arc on the
| tented field. Let rebellion hide its head-let So
cerei n be discounted, be crucified. aaa forever
| hereafter be only Kissing and bY-Wordi
The world has said q Republican government
| may be good, and inst and beae6cent; but 1t II
not ht1une. Ours be the mission toprove 1t strong
! aleo.
| What. have not whole generations Of subjects
fought ind laid down Their lives to determine sim
| 1ly On whoea head should rest the bauble Of I
/ crown! And if neccteary ehi1l not VIC fight, ans
| If rccceearv suctlfce All the blood and al ths
trcssnre OF this generation, to enstaIn the wotl
| Of our fathers. founded by trials and adEessftfct
far greater than we can suffer? Shall we no
felt. If necessary, 10 sustain the Un1uA that ha
blessed ne, the Constitution that We 7cncsate alt
The old Neg that has so long protected aan non
| oredus.
WnHld traitors know, then, wien ne WILL COZ
sert to pcafeable dissolution Of this uniong
We Mil tell them Is with one r0ice, never, neY
| er never!
MOL Not eolonE rs grass grows, or water runs
| OF the mouptslDs stand!
II tie wcrtle Of the everything Jackson:
sAt every hazard, and by cycry sacrifice til.
Erion rau:t he prescrycdr"
1lost eloquent and effective speeches wcr
also made by Judge CARTER Of Cincirn.t1
and Col. JoiN r. F1sEELL Of CoViugLo1
Kentucky. VIC deeply regret tnat us asv
+, Us. no.es of these speeches. Those who aa7
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IS do J. SeldoMtfdge ..... ..-..-.TX@SH
60 do Storm & Uilman .....,:...8 @sH
About 1870 Hogs arrived and SOLD. incladtns
and $550Q6 90 for cofn-f I'd $50 at the Avenue
at IS 001G.00 the leo ns net. The market Nas
brick, and all offered old-N0rth An.
, 1861-07-26

ROARD.-Wanted, Board in q
- email prirntc family wh.re ttesr are few or ro
btart'cfe Only Cay board wnntea at present. North
:--stilne Office. i;.5xzs'.
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DOARDING.-PIeasant Rosms.
4 either farrfahe: CT 1nfnraI.hsG wish boay1 for
two gentlemen nnl their Etscs o. t!n21e gentlemen
at 81 Lssae stree corner o{ washington. oppo.tte
CGuIt Home Square. iy5NtT
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The Ho1Es.-The presence Of our Ci1ctn-
rati guests and large influx Of travellers has
filed or hotels, the fremont, Sterman and
Isfgg1 to ove,nowing, ':oh give me- cot"
las been the evening hynu sung num:roEsly
fer the pnst two nights.
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BILLIARDS -Pc-enl;,.z :.
Z for cash-A ti1st.tass 7ess-M.s,-
2I11iard Table Ccn,n!n4ti6u CnshIo:: -
efS+w fcyk City manufactures. T.: r.
VIII b. sold considerably Endcr raIas =:
., GElFFilH- Is3 stad1san ssssst CaGl:s /
Enx lfi1. -
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house has ucen TGluycnoted IN the Old part,
ard made equal to the rc~, the whole being
III all respects as to appointments first class
Throughout,
a great improvement has been cfectel ID
the fronts and interior Of The Stores on both
streets. The restibule opening on the north
Of the main entrance has been enlarged by the
reEoyal Of partition, and is NOW roomy md
elegant. Il is de7otcd to The extensive cigar
and tobacco counters aud news stand Of James
Duffy, always up to the requirements Ct the
public In either branch. Here also Is to be
tie telegraph Office Of the house.
But CIR previous detailed account renders
it unnecessary to 60 through one By One with
the enumeration Of these improvements.
They are all Of tho best class. The Tro'
mont WIS erected in 1850, by 1ra Couch,
Esq. Elcren years later, it now stands
enlarged at cost Of $4,000, aud
1efu1nssbcdby BY Messss Gage Bro. d Drake stup'
wards Of sso, Geo, and Is now first class house
in every resrec:, credit to cur city. IT.
rocmlrces is attcsted by the fact tliat at Ere
sent writing it contains upwards Of four.han'
dred gutsts, not its full complement. in u ti1ae
for packing close, as it has nearly three hun.
drea aotginz rooms, most Of those newly
added OF unusually la1gs efze, and all per
5ectly appointed.
THIS ne commend The fremont House, or
lis 1eopcning night, to freah career Of success
Among other changes, Mcssra. Gage Bro. 6
Drzke have wisely deemed that there were
respcctB in which change wonld promise nc
Improvement. So H3mlin is ut his post o.
head cls:k, as at any tine tor the pastsix 5ears
"1reyic1is1y,' aad Tilton, Hsthaway AMI
Badger gre al there, and Iiss Young's rigs
lant eye Is still open to the comforts aud need
cfg..ests, and David still oGiciates, now in tn
Few Rotun1a, and John, the strong-luassca
g In any time for tie past ten 1eazs, still fEe
oren1s tbe hall snd practices his vocal cxes
c:sts. aAl aboard fos TIC - cars
van marned originally, *ith capital assist
a.ta, The Tremont flag still aoa-s above ;hcn'
": ;cye 10 refer to enterprises Lie taif
lis 8 rop:e cpe which has 1nade the TIE
pc1t keep even pace with t1,e progress (ai.'
tianee OF g,ade) u our city. Lo:t': may
KaSe.
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TIE DOUGLAS BKIsApE.-Thls regiment has
received orders to muster in and march At
&C Capt Wcbp, u s. 4, is here for the
purpose Of muEtering the regiment in They
~, into the camp formerly occupied by the
irish Brigade, which has bean turned over to
them.
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soc1ArLE OF I. n CHRISTIAN Assoc1A-
7IoS,-1Es Association hold their Sociab.c at
1h1ir rooms in H. E. Church block this eyen-
irg. open 10 Ill friends Of the institution, who
ere invited to bring their Iadies.
, 1861-07-26

WTANTRD-Checks on Chicago
w Marine aud Fire Insurance Company
CHECKS on T. 0rnuger E1ams.
E. Z. VII ARD 4 CO., Bankers,
ty12g1s1tw 50 Clark st1eef, corner OF Lake
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1uE 1oTu REc1MrxT.-Wc arc glad to learn
that Capt. Haydon of Co. 4, Zcuaves. is again
abic to be cut, and That he will within short
time lie atle to join his regiment the gallant
1a:l H., now dcirg good duty in Missouri.
From that place we learn that them red leg leg
std fellows " arc q terror to the un1oya1, and
1Le rebels. For dashing bravery, tempered
with good discipline, VIC will back Col. Tur-
ehin's boys against any troops nov in the
field.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-04
GOV. HICKS MESSAGE.

AkkDEhCk, Mus Aprh ~
The Governors Message briefly detail:
the startling events which induced him tc
assemble the Legislature. He labored earn.
estly to induce the President to forego bis
purpose Ofpassing troops through Maryland
but his reply was that military necessity
rendered il unavoidable He refused Gen
Butler consent to land troops, and protest
cd against his taking possession Of the An.
napolis Railroad, notwithstanding our most
learned and intelligent citizens admit the
right of the Government to transport troops
over the road 1t is evident that portion
Of Maryland is opposed to the exercise Of
this right. His convictions are that the
safety of Maryland lies in a neutral posi-.
ton between the North and South. Mary
land has violated no right of either section,
and we have done all we can to avoid the
impending war. He hoped Maryland might
act as mediator. Cannot counsel Maryland
to take sides against the General Govern.
ment until it shall commit an outrage up
on her which will justify her in resisting
It.
Our geographical position alone forces us |
TO this. This has been all the while the
groundwork Of his policy, which he was con-
vinced had been approved by large ma
jority Of the people. He appeals to the
Legislature not to be swerved by passion,
but act with prudence and christianlike
temper.
The Senate passed bill prohibiting the
issue Of notes under FIVE dollars, under pen
atty.
The senate adopeted an address to the
people of MARYLAND stating that the Leg
islature will not pass an act Of secession,
but If the people desire it, it will give them
an opportunity OF declaring for themselves
their future destiny. The House has not
acted thereon, but has appointed a com.
mittee TO report an act calling Conven-
tion. Scott Of Baltimore is Chairman.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-04
THE ONLY PREPARATION hav
l. ing proofs strong and direct as to
ExPEL THE DOUBTS OF ALL.


For Statesmen, Judges, Editors Physicians of the Oldest
schools well new give It thsir unqualified sanction
rscommend for all cases Of erupOn and diseases OF the
scalp and brRn but all who have nsed r. unite in tesfying
that will preserve the hair from being gray from fall
ne 70 any age as well as restore Read the following
OAK GROVE, s. c., June 24th 1858.
PRoY. o. j. WooD Dear Sir Your Hair Restorative il
rapidly gaining popularity in this community have had
occasion 70 lay prejudice aside and give your Hair Restora
During the year 1854 was 80 unfortunate as TO be thrown
from my suky against rock the roadside from which
Of irritation which communicated % the brain and external
surtsee Of the bead from the effects of which my hair
finally destroyed the entire surface Of the head From
the time ht discovered its dropping however, mp 10 the
time Of It's total appearance employed everything could
think Of being professional myself and thought
understanding the natue of the disease but finally de-
ieateo 1 IN every prescription advanced.
your worthy Hair Restorative, which have every to
believe produced very happy result two months after the
eyer saw Tor which certainly owe you my most sincere
thAnks Rest assured dear SIR, shall recommend your
which natter myself TO say, is not little.
h0u can publish this II you think proper.
Ionrs, very respectfully, NJ. WRIGHT, NJ d.
Once Of the JeHersonan, Plrilppi, va,Dec 70, 49,
Dear Sir II eel my duty well my pleasure 10 state
70 you the following circumstance which you AZ you
Think proper gentleman Of this pace-a lawyerhas been
bald ever since his early youth So that he was com
P:ed to wear wig He was induced to use bottle eff your
Hair Restorative which be liked very much and after using
he now has handsOme head Of hair The gentleman
s Badrd and as be s very veil known il our adjoining
nent give II 20 you at the request Of Mr. Bradford You
ean sell gseat deal Of your Hair Restorative this
Joiniug Counties If you have the proper agents.
Yours, &C. THOMPSON SURGHHOR
DR. WooD Dear Sir ir:-Pemit 10 express obli1s-
nons am under for the entire restoration OF hair its
original color about the my arrival In the o. States
va, nPdy becoming gray but upon the application OF
your sir Restorative 1t recovered its original hue
enEder Restorative very wonderful invention quite
etheAeious A. well as agreeable. s. THALBERG
INC Restorative is put up 10 bottles Of three sizes viz
asse, nconm and small the small holds pint and re-
es io one Collar per bottle the medium hods at least 20
eent mere IN pIoportiOn than the small rotas for two
ao- per oote the large holds quart 40 per cent more
In proportion, and Tetals for S3 - - - Wv 'F
y. >; MooD CO. Proprietors 4ai Broadway n York
end lle MARKET street. st. Louis No For sale in Isbtahn ~
so1o-sSoS. HENDRY COPELAND
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-04

nG~The Illinois Central Railroad Com.
pany have allowed nograin or provisions to
be sent over their line from Cairo for week
or two past It was high time that this
source OF supply should be cut of, for the
traitors have been importing an enormous
quantity Of breadstutis for the last four
months OF corn alone nearly a million
bushels month have been purchased, and
about thirty thousand barrels of -four.
There were delivered at Cairo in March
alone; Of wheat, 1901 bushels corn,
321 ,696 bushels oats, l9S,8S4 bushels /;
aud Of -four, 25,070 barrels. There have
been stored in the southern granaries since
December not less than FIVE million bushels
Of corn bought In Illinois.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-04

D6r"Tbrough Baltimore to Washington"
Is the motto Of the patriotic soldiery now
rushing to arms in the Free States. In
going to the national Capital, in obedience
70 the call Of their country, they have no
intention to turn short angels or follow de-
viOus courses, either to avoid the Plug
Ugles Of Baltimore or please their allies
the late hypocritical Unionists of Maryland
They propose to go to Washington "by the
usually travelled route" as the law directs.
IL Baltimore objects, they will insist. II
she resists unto blood, they will remove her
out Of the way, and go over the spot where
Baltimore used to stand.-N Y. Tribune
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-04

EoUAL TO TUE OCCASION. Col. FoRNEY
writes to his Press "Mr LINCOLN is equal
to the occasion. lie displays much Of the
jackson spirits in his quick decision and
unwavering frmness. Those who expect to
find him unnerved will be disappointed.
With the aid and co operation of united
Cabinet. Mr.. LINCOLN has q plain duty
before him, aud that duty he is prepared to
meet and discharge, without halt or hesita-
ton. Ills capacity for the emergency will
be recorded in indelible characters in the
future history of our country" ....
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-04

Gov. Dcnnison of Ohio has appointed
Capt G. w. Mcclellan, formerly of the
Army, Major-Gen. and Commander-in'
Chief of the Ohio State troops This gen,
tcman is graduate Of West Point, served
with marked distinction during the Next
can War, and was one of the three officers
sent by our government to watch the cam
paign at the Crimea The General is soon
to march toward Washington portion
of his army are now at Chambersburgh.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-04
DOR SALE.-The Homestead of -
L the aihscrhcr slgihlr sitnated Park street in IL

one neighbOhoods in the village, and on III
pleasantes portion Of that beautiful street. in good condition
pleutfuy supplied with all the attractions shade and
fruit shrubbey and flowers excellent garden good wa
ter and altogether most desirable place, is offered for sale
To any wishing for quiet and sufficiently retired resi-
dence in fine thrifty village good society the of schools
prosperous churches and within convenient distance
east aud west thOrOughre the Lake Shore Road where
train makes stop within three miles ef the lake aud
wita surrounded by couOtry hardly Iaraleed for beau
and varied Oducveness and health this Is the spot
Terms Of payment made easy and satisfactory. All nfOma
ton concerning the property may he had Of the subscriber
living the premises by addressing the editor Of this
aper. EDWARD HILLS.
Ashtabula July u, 1889. 49q
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Ashtabula Union School.

Rev. c. +. Bruce, A. NJ. Superintendent
e. +. BRUCR, A. NJ. Principal of HIGH Schoo
Miss SARAH VI. SCHoONMAKER, Assistant In Uivb Schoo
Miss 5. L. PACR. Grammar School
Miss A. d. WISCHRsTER, intermediate Denartment
Miss e. A. STONE, Primary
Miss ANNA FORD, Assistant In Primary
The School Free TO all Of suitable age residing
within the Village limits and the District attached thereto
for School purposes"
Forty weeks constitute TeAs for pupils from abroad
viii be
For Primary per annuU, 500
For Grammar i" 1900
For High School laOO
And pro rata for each term.
Tuition payable In advance
All applications admission to be made 10 the superin-
tendARt
The Fall Term commences September Sd, 1860 and the
Winter Term January Ith, 1861.
1t is highly desirable hata pupils should begin the open.
ing terms No pupils out of the village will received for
less period than term and deductions for ex
cept IN cases of sickness removal
ii. i. MORRISON, Prest,
A. y. HUBBARD, Clerk,
STTPHES HALL, Treas. | ~, r. r,-.,
Q. g. CuLLHY, DoaiN Va Huu0'hou'
j.. HALL
II. FAssRTT, 432
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-04
CARRIAGE MANUFAcTORY q DEPOT.
oA-HS>
GgT

w. g. BENHAM has at length perfected his busi-
arrangements that the public may accommodated
call for most of the
Various kinds of Pleasure Vehicles
having number finished up and ready for delivery
sides large quantity Of work various stages Of progress
which be completed upon very short notice. when pre-
ferred
Orders will be received for work of any particular style
pattern.
With full supply Of tho hest hands 10 be found in the
country, he fears competition the matter
Of taste STYLE Of excellence Of material the fidelity and
honesty with which his work put together Of the truth
Of these statements any may satisfy himself by personal
examination.
Repairing of all kinds done with promtness and sads
factory terms.
WN c. BENHAy.
AshtAbula, March 2s, 1860. 59s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-04

ana feulhie presents 10 lne
Mothers her
Soothing Syrup, for Children Teethiug
Which greatly facilitates the process eehng by soening
the gums, reducing all inammations-wl alay ALL PAIN
and spasmodc action, and is sure
. To Regulate the BotceLs
Depend uron IT, mothers 1t will give yourselves and
Relief and Health 10 your hJaRts.
put up and sold this article for over ten years and
in confidence and truth it, have never been
able to say of any other medene-peyer has il failed
single instance TO effect cure when timely used Never did
know instance Of dissatisfaction by any who used
it. On the contrary all delighted with operations aud
speak in terms of commentator Of s magical effects and
medical virtues We speak In this natter wa know"
after ten years eXpeIeuce and pledge reputation
fuhlmen of what here declare In almost every instance
where the infant suffering from pain and exhaustion relief
viii be found In fifteen twenty minutes after the syrup
adm Mustered. - 80
This valuable preparation the prescription of one of the
most experienced and skul nurses IN New England and
has been used with neyer-failing snecess in .. ..
Thousands Of Cases.
1t not only relieves the child from pain but invgorates the
stomach and bowels eoreos aeidy and gives
ergy TO the whole system. II will almost instantly relieve
Gripng in the Bowels, and Wind Collie,
and overcome eonyuliOus which If net speedily Temeded
end In death We believe II the best and remedy In
the world IN all cases OF Dysentey and Darna Children
whether II arises from Teething other We
would say every Mother who has child suffering nom nny
Of the foregoing complaints do let your preudees nor
the preudees OF Others stand between suffer
ing child and the relief that will be sure-yes as0utey sure
to follow the Of this Medicine II timely used Full di
TeeionR Tor using will accompany each bottle None genuine
on the outside wrapper. '
For sale at HENDRY & COPELANDs, Ashtabula.
Principal oMee 10 Cedar Street. N Y. Pnee only 25 cts
per bottle. .|. Iy669
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-04

The people will no longer be content with
defending the Federal Capitol. BY the end
of this week, patriotism will have planted
%, 600 troops in Washington. The stream is
only just beginning to pour. BY the lst of
May, $4,000 will be encamped along the
Potomac. Will they be satisfied to idle
away their time on the northery bank of
that river, waiting for jeff. Davis to come
and attack them? No They, with the
so, 600 more that will be pressing upon their
heels by the last of May, will demand to be
led across the river to Richmond And they
will 90, and that den of rebels and traitors
will be broken up and destroyed. "0n to
Richmond" is the cry - Tribune
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-04

CAPrURED,-A steam tug pursued and
captured the tug VIM. b. Rainey in
Delaware Bay She had recently been
purchased here supposed to be for the
Southern Confederacy. The prize was
handed over to the Navy Yard authorities
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-04
PRoF. o. j. WOODS
EeStOrat1vo COrdia1
BLOOD REHOVATOR.
BLOOD RENOVATOR.

z precisely what It's ndeates for while pleasan, "a
the tsse "a reviing, eKhAratng strengthening Ia
Ghs vital powers. II also reviv6e einsates and rene IN
blood In AL its original purity and thus and render
The systom nvulneFable attacks Of disease II on,
preparation offered 10 the world In popular form 90 a
10 b within the reach Of ALL
So chemically and Ehiully combined as 10 he the mos
(ss sseondaaos k ths af Eats aad Aeaee so0s IA,
esateH sach and tone up the digestive organs and Aay
Al nervous and other irritation also perfectly exhiarni
ns In is s1set aud yet II Il followed by Asstuds or
ospFsaon OF sprs IL Il composed entirely vegetables
sd toas thoroughly combining powerful and
RioEs and consequently never ljure. As sure pre-
csAssnyts. BEsaeA Lad.SsSisA Dyspspsia Loss OT Ap
pffas fainiaes.s hsrUOas IrTaabilv RenraIgia BaI-
paelien y fAs hsaEts. MsiSaekoV HvDoefoadyIa
m1h SnsaA LaASaOF, Giddiness asd az thaf
eoas ~ cases % ysGfakly fatal called Es-
@ais Hsakntss aad lTrsgliariisss.
THERE Is NOTHING ITS EQUAL.
Asas Liver DeEAngemens TOrpidity Liver couDl.iDt
sss % ths Kidney, any general derangemsnt of ths
a w not only hs debility following cAs and E,,,,
eal pessat Al Atsacks arising from hAsnae nnsnceS ani
oure the diseases a. once n already attaeled @-~
InAVnLEhB should have bottle with them A. A, iii 4.
nhy plsgens any delstsrous Consequences folosng a
dlAngs OF eliInats sad water. upon
A prevents eostFenssl strengthens ths dgssvs oy.
Ahoud b 10 The hands q all persons see1taTv
LADiEs not aeeustoed 10 much outdoor exercise shoad
n6rHsRs sboeld uss H. for 1t Ia perfect relief ,ahsD
month two before the final trial she will pass the drea
PeItod with psrfset ease and safety
Thare l. no mistake shout IL
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-04
Notice.

NOuCes
7 O0K HERE FOR CASH IL will
IL paint grain and varnish doors for rs cents side
81 SO per door, which for style and quality Work. and
price, cannot be equaled In city in the United States
REFERENoB-H. L. Morrison Call and see his dosrs and
judge for yourselves.
Plain Castings and other wood work finished M above for
sbillings per sup'l square ward.
JOHN V, BRISCoE, Grainer and Painter,
March 22nd, 1851. Ashtatula, Ohio.
N BSign and Ornamental Painting of everv description
Gliding Glass, &c, &c.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-04
ron ORPHAN CHILDREN.

Tho Directors Of the County Inamary take this
A ~ calling the attention OF benevolent persons TO the
gny now presented Of assisting and rearing the destt-
nhsn CbOdren now IN the Infrmary. These children
rise both sexes Ringing from months to 10 yoars ot
The Directors are anxious to provide these children with
homes families where they will be cared for and taught
OCCUPATIONS For particulars apply TO either OF the
,dcrsgned OF Of the Superintendent of the lnhrmaTy
uuu'i''e' J. T. EASTMAN
ARTEMAS LUCE,
ISAAC b. STEVENS.
t-i,.svile Nov + 1850. SOS lnfimary Directors.