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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-10-22
The stragg'ers. it is said, now number 80.

The stragglers, it is said, now number 80,
goo.
DOMgsrIo MoIAssEs. - We have seen a.
speeinen 1t Molasses made from the Chi
nese Sugar Cane, by Locky Simmons, Esq,
near Troy, Montgomery county. It is of
fine quality. and what is Of great Importance
in these times OF scarcity of the article,
Mr.. Simmons is making 90, gallons day,
and expects to have from 400 to 500 gallons
this season. He makes from SO to 100 gal
Ions to the acre Of cane, and has made as
much as 100 to the acre. His neighbors too
are making goodsdeal.
He informs US that the blades are first rate
for fodder. the seed the best food for poul-
try and the stalk, after being ground. ex-
cellent for litter to feed stock on.
MFR. Simmons will furnish seed to any
persons who may desire to cultivate it. with
out charge. Fay. Observer.
PEACE on WINTER QUARTERS. -Forney's
Philadelphia Press. in an agony of despair,
cries out. /" Peace or winter quarters! This
is the alternative which we must make up our
minds to meet. We cannot think Of organ
izing new campaign at this season of the
year. In few weeks the winter frosts and
winter suns will have turned Virginia into a
quagmire, and both armies must settle down
in the mud and snow for the winter months
and spring campaign. Then would come
the mortality consequent upon inactive cump
life, millions of dollars for subsistence and
comfort, constant agitation in Congress,
heartburnings among the people. and the
dreadful probability Of humiliating peace
by the success Of intriguing sympathisers at
the North aud the uniriendly influence Of
sympathisers in European nations. This is
what we have seriously 10 consider as a pro.
bable result Of the recent fearful Tight"
LINcoLN's PRocLAMATIoN.-The louisville
Journal, Prentice's paper, speaking Of the
emancipation proclamation, says:
Kentucky cannot and will not acquiesce
| in this measure. Never! As little will she
allow it TO chill her devotion to the cause
thus cruelty imprrilled anew. The govern
ment our fathers framed is one thing, and a
thing above price; Abraham Lincoln, the
temporary occupant Of the executive chair,
is another thing, and thing Of comparative.
lly little worth. The one is an individual
/ the sands Of whose official existence are run.
ming fast. and who. when his official exis
tence shall end. will be no more nor les:
than any other individual. The other is ;
grand political structure, in which is con
tanned the treasures and the energies of civ
ilization. and upon whose lofty and shinin:
dome, seen from the shores Of all climes
centre the eager hopes Of mankind. Wha
Abraham Lincoln, as President, does or fail
TO do. may exait or lower our estimate 0
himself, but not Of the great aud bencficen
government Of which he is but the tempora
~ servant. The temple is not the less sa
cred and precious because the priest lays a
unlawful sacrifice upon the altar.
The loyalty Of Kentucky is not to be shs
ken by any mad act Of the President"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-10-22

PROSPECTUS
OF TIE
DAILY STATE JOURNAL.

IN Ayp 8FrER THE FIRST DAY or No.
" yENBER NEAT, the STATE JOURNAL. will
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-01

the managers Of this old and well tried iustitu
ton, located in Philadelphia, will be fond in
our advertising columns. Throughout the pan.
ic Of 1851, aud the war Of 1861, the Howard
Association, met all demands upon its Dispeu-
sary, without failure, aud it still offers its beuc6-
cent aid to the afflicted in ul the loyal states.
II is beyond all question sound aud useful
instiintInn
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-01
DIED..

In Eagleville, Feb. 10, SoLoMAx WHITNEY,
aged years.
In this town. Feb 18th, FRANK A . sOn OF A ,
II. StockwelI, aged years
At Saliua, ~ Y. Feb. 10th, MILLrssA Horr,
wife OF Caleb Hoyt, aud the eldest daughter OF
Nathan O1ell, late Of Norwak deceased, in the
SOth year Of her age,
In Brooklyn, Long Island, suddenly, Feb.
4lh, ELLEN Z. aged 20 years, wife of Augusta ul
w. Jaquayes, formerly of Geneva, o.
bow soon the dreams Of earth departi
us hopes, -. what are they
How often from the duting heart
They fade and n,elt away
It's well perhaps that all It's hopes
Thus rudriy should be riyen
To tell US of purer cline,
brighter hOme In Heaven.
Is well--but Oh how hard 10 bear
In meek and holy trust
When pal ID cheek and marble brow
Are laid beneath the dust
when from the foad and yesrnlng heart
Is cOldly borne away
The worshipped one too good and pure,
In this dark world to star.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-01
Mrs. Smith, on old lady. who has long
been resident Of Lenox, was found dead
on Tuesday morning 10 her bed


sp,,,isE A!rs. AIAiovn RonrNsoN. widow
of Mr.. A. Robidsou, who died last Summer,
committed suicide at her residence In
Mentor ou last Saturday, BY hanging. -
She went into chamber, adjusted The
rope then standing upon box tied II TO a
raGter, ond kicked the box from under her
feet She had been low spirited and des-
ponding for some time, Nnd undo ubtedly
committed the rash act while laboring
under alteration Of mind. She leaves four
children.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-01

MAPLE SuoAR--We see that the agricultural
Amauy other papers are urging all who have ma
pie trees to put the Camp" into repair aud be
in readiness for ihe FIRST 'ranS of saeebariue.
Clean up the old sap.troughs or make new ones,
hoop aud soke up the buckets, scour up the
cadrons, ct the "spiles" aud like the wise vir-
gins, have your clamps trimmed and burning .
aud not wait till the season is upon yOu. We
distinctly recollsOt Of hearing quite number
ofour friends last year regrelling that they were
not ready TO secure the first,4 some ofthem the
second run, and that their neghbors had got
ahead OF them in this respect. Take our ad-
vice then and 7be ye also ready" this spring
Sugar is worth lacking after now,
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Before another week We hope to be able to
supply the place of our worse thOn worth.
less jour- aud give to our columns their usu.
al amount aud variety of matter.
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The 22YD was observed in this village in
q very becoming manner. The places of
business were closed, the cannon doomed
from the Plozzl, all the bells of the village
we're rung, aud in the evening Smiths
Hall was filled 10 listen to the reading of
the Address The remarks after the read.
ing by Mr.. Sherman were in tone and spirit
eloqnently bene6tting the occasion. The
feeling that pervaded the occasion, was o.
kin to that which is realized while standing
at the tomb Of the great departed, while
his virtues rise before the mind in rebuke oil
the dcgeneracy Of the times upon which we
have fallen. The vocal aud instrumental
music, aud in fac, all the proceedings of the
evening we're highly creditable and appro
pirate.
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ner,ef for the Anrreted.

Relief for the AFFLICTED.
DR. S. G.. CLARK, German RefU N
~ Upothic Physician and srrgeon tforrncry Of the
firm OF Clark Gbson DO consulted at the following
times and places:
viii be his Office No. G. arien street. Cleveland Clio
the last week OF each AMI every month.
Conpeaut, fremont HOuse,.... Mar. 4th.
Ashtabua, Fisk House, 10 9Th
Geneva, Union House, 90 9th
Centerville, Wheeler HOuSe,.... 90 18th
Painesvie Cowles HOUSE.. do sth
Charge for medicine for month"; from sl,oo to $500
DR.. S. q. CLARK,
Having had seventeen years experience in the practice uf
medicine during which time he has treated thousands
ents in all acute and chronic diseases with unlar
alced (O which Of your friends ueghboIs
can testify and is prepared TO give relief to all who may ap
py Particular attention will be given TO the Cox
sUMpTIoN all diseases Of the lungs and chest Dyspepsia
Nervous Diseases Female arrangements Of every character
will be treated With success.
Also will cure and all eruptiys diseases OF what
ever character they may be lie makes Of universal
BooHeal remedies No cAlomel other deleerious drugs
used.
Persons at distance desiring advise and Medicine will send
general description Of the appearances OF the urine with
correct OF the origin OF the disease and
general history Of the symptoms with nane age, &c.
All communications must be difeoied TO
81 =. G. CLARK, N.D
Cleveland, Oct 1861.
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Every Family should use speer's sam.
buct Wine. Celebrated for its medicinal ana benehcia
qualities as a genuine Stmuan fonie. Diuretie ard sndf
ac highly esteemed BY eminent physicians aud OF ths
drst families Of Erunpe aud America. - .
As Diuretio II impair healthy aeApn 70 the
Glands aud Kidneys and Urinary Organs very benencal 10
Drnpsy Cont Eruptinns, and Rhe tnatic affections.
AS sudorific II opens the pores and eNpes al! inn
pnres BY persiaton, thereby driving on Erup
ong and cleansing surface giving tone aud sgor to the
whse system aud BLOOMING, soFT, and HEALTHY eond-
ton to the skin and CompleNinn.
speer's Wine mot mixture or manufactured ar
ea but IA pnre the juice OF the Portugal Sambueus
10 the United and ec0mended by Chems
and pOssesi ng medicinal properties supsnr
10 any other 10 and egeol ent article hr all
weak debated persong, and the aged and nnu I'M
moving the appe te, aud henehng ladies' and children
Ladies' Wine, because u VI nat nto1natc a. nthoI
wnes IL contains no mixture a spirits or Other liquors
Il admired for ts rich peculiar favor and nutiive
prOperties hnpATng healthy tone To The digestive organs
aud blooming SOFT sud healthy skin and compleNion
None gonuiae unless the signature II ALtRED sPEhh,
Passaio T. Is over the cork Of essa bottle MAKE Sae
/ trial of this vine. A. SFEtk froprteiog,
vineyard At Passaio n j. Once, No. 20s broadway.
| New York. Sold BY Druggists geuerally - u.
For sAls BY s4N LLAln and VIZ VVtHA4NA y W sss
| Ashtabula wv
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rh. cnntrnat.

Eyery man OWES debt TO the society In
which he il born. lie receives at his birth
the ririue the intelligence aud the prosperity
Of that society as his patrimony--it is
his natural right---rieh or poor, he inherits
this and he is bound to use it as not abus.
lug II he is bound while he lives not to
reduce its standard but rather to increase
il that when he dies he shall beqneath to
society higher standard of morals than he
found when entering therein.
But alas how many forget this obligia.
lOu 7 Some men live entirely for self !;
they never perform an net that does uot
benefit self they are eonsUmsrs not prOdac.
ers Of human happiness.
Look cut upon Societ =, see those bloated
monsters who have gorged themselves up.
on the pnblic stock Of human happine S
without adding moety 10 increase the
general store.
They build their mansions from materials
collected by other hands aud like the very
thirsty lcccb drain the life blood Of society
t o strengthen self.
Such men never perform their work
the field they cultivate is u moral waste.
There are other men who live to benefit
the world. They are producers of human
happiness; Tie world feels tho warm pnlsa.
lious of their hparts, aud whcu they die it
mourus as did David for his luvcd Joha.
than. ,E
How great this coutrastH With one it
is my farm, my house, my goods, myself ;
with the other, it is our country, society,
the world. Ones like the earth worm that
bores the ground, and with introverted
eye, gazes on itself nd the little sod over
which it cra~ls The other is like the noble
bird Of passage which scars to the skie,
aud gnz.S upon each hemisphere, and
cheers every land with its heavenly song
|
CLARKsvi1LE Curksville, Teun.. whicl
our troops have occupied, is one hundred
and twenty one miles south Of the mouth
of the Cumher1nd river, and has n popu
ntion of three or four thousand. 1t is 69
miles north Of Nashville. md is the poin
at which lhe Louisville and Memphis
Railroad crosses the Cumberland Th
telegraph informs MS that ther is but ON
union man in the place.
D0 Our soldiers at Port Royal ant
Tyhee are having fresh shad aud greel
peas, brought in 10 them Ivy 'hc negroes -
1t is as warm as SINNER and corn aud gras
are from six inches TO u foot high. The,
there viii have gtecn con presently
EaS- We have not learned the nature c
Gen. WiSe's disease, bnt we shonld judg
from the suddenuess with which lie wa
attacked that il must have been somethin
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b@-We have not learned the nature of
Gen. Wise's disease, bnt we shonld Judge
from The suddenuess with which he was
attacked that il must have been something
very like the m:ZZeS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-01

DS- Our soldiers at Port Royal and
Tyhee are having fresh shad aud green
peas, brought in 10 them Ivy 'bc negroes -
1t is as warm as SINNER, and corn aud grass
are from six inches To foot high. They
there VIII have gteen con preseu ".
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rElEeRAPAIo
Highly Important From n. York
Another Great Rsttis copmsnosdi

Another Great Rsttis coppsnofdl
INTENSE EXCITEMENT II xsnrABrIA ]
Tie People an Fighting for Heriek q Bres
fra NEW GOODS sin
Crowds Rushing to The Field Of Strife ,
Having Just returned from making our second
Purchase this Fall, we are now opening the
Most Complete and Elegant Stock OF Goods
ever brought to this market, and with the rest
may he found
Bioek silks from IS cents TO 80 per yard.
Figured Broehe Poplius--somethibg New
and very beautiful.
FTgurcd Plain and Fancy Dress Siks--la.
test styles 10 market
DE LANES, most splendid assortment Of the
most beautiful ever broagli to Ashtabula.
Dress Goods. Everything new in this line.
Prints 10000 yards MerrimOc HOmilon
Sprague and all the best brands Of Prints, small
and neat figures such as you ALWAYS fnd here.
SEa,els, fnc assortment Of all kinds, OF pri-
ces that defy competition.
Hoop Skirts Piles Of them from Is TO 81.
Bqimoral Skirfs new lot--benuiics.
Zsplyr TOrstcd shetland U'col. al shades
aud coiors.
Ciore. Ladies an: Gents kid, woFsisd nnd
silk, 0nd gauntlets--n splenG;;a assortment.
Hoods both ladies aud misses abS nuoins'
Cioaks aud Cloak Cloths for ladies, yG,''e'y
aos styles
Carpcts, ingram, hemp, and uileioih carpets.
Druggeis, both wooden aid cotton.
Hosiery, fne line of these articles.
EYaaneis rcd gray. blue. orange, white aud
figured.
Dra,crs and Undersliris, ribed aud plain,
colored aud white.
A splendid assortment oeercoatings broad
cloths doe skin cassimcres, yestings, satineits,
sleeps gays, tweeds and Jeans.
Domestic Goods We have the largest az
sortmeut on the Western Reserve Cotton
yarn, bats, wadding, wick and laine The price
we warrant Iiigh enough to please or no sale.
CrOekTy, The largest and most complete as
8ortment in The county.
Coal Oil, lumps, cliimneys, brushes, shades
and wicks Best light coloied carbon oil at SO
cents per gnIon aud every gallon warranted.
Groccri.a A full and large assortment Of
family groceries.
Tea, the best in town for lS.
Sugars at all prices ayrups Rio md Jaya
colTres ginger, rice, cassia, rasius, &c.
Boots ard Shoes, nice assortment. Ladies
and Misses Bulmorul and all otherstyles- Mems
aud boys heavy aud light boots.
RuLtcrs. Ladies gents and misses rubaer
oversloes.
Hats and Caps a fne assortneat.
Buffalo Robes &c. 5c. 8.e.
Wanted in Exchange for Goods, dried Ap
pies. Butter. Eggs Tullow, Lard, Pork, Chest
nutp Hickory Nuts, Rags, most kinds Of Grain
and iu fact almost anything a farmer has to sell
Wanted in Exchange for Goods, any rmoun
Of Hickory, Oak, and Whiiewood Lumbe
Call aud getspeciGcations.
Wdntet in Exchange for eoOds,-a limited
mount OF Cash.
Remember hard times make low prices.
Remember all our goods are bought aud pa
oS for 10 cash ard sold at about the sane pric
ed that time buyers pay.
Remember we sell Cor ready pay.
Remember, that the best Largailis in tor
is. are TO lie had here.
ace Remember one t!itg mere and tLatis,
caunoi be uudersola.
pont fail TO look at cur goods a9l pic
before you bny. HEREIcE Bro.
z e .AshiabuIa, Ncr.9 9, 1861.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-01

srNoINo CLAss.-A. A, Thayers Singing Glass
win commence is second term, March 9Th.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-01
Dental Surgery--New Arrangement.
ms. WHITE & ROBINSON,
Successors 10 Or. A. Barrett Alhtabua.

THE Citizens Of Ashlahula and vicinity
are tespecthnfly informed that Drs. WHITE A ROBIN
son have succeeded nr. A. barrett and may be found at hs
former Office DeFous OF making permanent residence here;
and believing themselves competent to do hrst class opera
tions Ia every department OF
Surgery and Mechanical Dentistry,
they offer their professional Fevices the public vi the
arm expectation OF securing the confidence and satisfaction OF
all who employ them.
Charges will be moderate and certainly low those OF
good dentists In this region.
We can give ample references but after nr. Barrets fat
erng card above feel ourselves sufficiently introduced to
the people, .. Ht u. G. WHITE.
AshtahulA, jan ], 1852. o2S w. H. ROBINSON
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SPECIAL Notices.


See Advertisement wATsoS's NArRAloA KING, In
ther column.
Musical Instruction.-- MISsA. X EASTMAN
will give l.,,sous the Piano and Meodeon, 10 few seo
either advanced GegnnerS Pupils attended at their
residences II IequiIed. December 20, lbol
InstructiOn Ina Music.-rRoF T. II. HOPKINS,
whose long exeeuoe Hnd snccess Teacher andPer-
former quahe linn ioi the work. holds Himself in readiness
for giving instruction upon the
Organ Pmnufurte. Violin or Guitar,
at his residence Asahua from FRIDAY ErsHng until
Monday NO1n and from Tuesday EreiEg until Thlrsddy
Noon In nection with the Union Sehoo In onneaut Mr.
II. will be found ut the blake House In that place, the
ander Of the term Sheet Music and Books furnished when
desired. His terms reasonable.
instruments for use Ia instruction, furnished at Ashtabua
and Cunneaut.
lnstrucon in Vocal Music will be given for
voices Ashtabua, Dec 20 1861.
Matthews Chocolate Worm Drops -
Never fail destroy and extennote all kinds OF intestinal
Worms. Are perfectly reliable in all cases, far superior
to any all ofts Fancy Worm Conf ctions and
veImuges In They may be taken at all times with per
feet safety they contain No Mercury other deeteriouS
drug Mothers shOuld always purchase them and give their
children other No eathArc Whatever ne cesary 10 be
given Zach boV contains "a Drops Lo1enges Price IS
For Sale by all Druggists and Dealers In Medicines.
Al Mathews Gen. Agent. Buffalo.
6ls and Fort Erie, q. w.
FOR RENT.--Over aur store a nice large aud very
''' ~ ''''' "' ~ HERRIcK + BRO.
Ran's Gnide to Executors aud Administrators, or
sale at this Office.
Blanks.-A good assortment on hand at all lines st
this office.
=.-as1.-s.-..a-.
MARRIED.
In Jefferson. Feb. 2Olh, by s. Hollan. Miss
EMMA A. STEPHENS to Mr. WEsLEE G. TIFrENY.
|
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wAsrep. .IsAfkbrArELv--A a Journeyman
Printer al this OHice. steady ha bits as a
qualification would not be Objectionable.
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george w. waite, A. p sspeimsutssA
ono W. wars psincipal of High School,
MisssAaanM ~ suuoouAxrn Ap'siart 10 Iaa afssps.
MI. 1 su.rtu 0rnmmar SCHOOL
usss u tSarnsotf As.iltaut IN Gram. sciosl
Miss 8 Z. ToWra, Intssnsdiaie DspsIlias6t
NJ. srsaSsnrsoN fhmay
N,.. A,gA FoRD, Assistant y Urinary
s,. h Free 20 ali persons Of suable aes reHdtf
v,ibo he Nj limits aad the "piatici ninched iheneo
Forty ~,sss ssn,., year Terus 90 pur. ssipNa
will be ..<'
fiSsi 5ts,nnisg 5sas +, sY-; ~ -- re- ,ss
Tuition paysD Ie N advance.
All appcar9as for adnssiou = = lnaee y the Surenn
teudint
The Fall Ternz cuuiueners aepterteer % isols nnd
the Winter Term January btb 1901
s highly desiiube purs should been ne open
ing Of terms No pupils ont Of the village WIN ge for
less period than term, and deduchona tof asoe ~
ccpf 10 cases ~ sickness of fes nsh4
H. l. M0RRirOS. Prest, I
A. r. HCHH4HB, Clerh.
sTErarS Ham. 7bgna. u...,. - "a. ..,l.ss
Q. G. CULLkrs
l.. Hall
II. FAssETr.
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Lamps, Lamp Oil, and Trimmings.
Patent Medicines.

IIvsrwort and Tar Ayers Cherry rectoral
Halls Balranl Ayers Ague Cure
Hostetters German Biten Manns AEne Ralsnm
watson's Neuralgia King Yaughn's lithoutiptic
Baclis Americ Compound Wistar's " G. Dalsatn z
Scovills Blood and Liver Syrup.
Robacks Scandinavian Purifier
Hoohands German Bitters Tobias Venetian Iinement
Boohaves Holland Bitters IInoHands Baisauic Cordial
Perry Davis Pain Killer Bakers Gresos and Porters do.
StabheTs Cherry PcctorAl StAhhsrs Darfhaea Cordial
Or EAton's Dalssm OF Life McAusiers Ointment
Dr Ea'ons Cordial Sloan's Ointment
smiths Condition Powders Golden Ointment
nr Eatons Cordial Stsrln's Condition Powders
Magnetic Fluid PAGES Climax Sslve
Gargling OIL, Emersons liair Restorative
&c. 6e. &C.
Iinament opOieidoe Sweet OIL Troches SeidI Powders,
Gela and endless variety of other notions and articles
In the Medicine line
Pills-Pills.
Among the large quantity have the Printer says he will
not have room to mention but few. Among them are the
following
Madanla Rovine's GraHenberg Suules, Cheepmans
Nstts, Poor MSn's, sPRudmg,s, &c &C. &c.
could gn ad iafafum, but space will not allow.
Hoping hear from you aionly your needs require
ea2 A. 1IESDRY
~ Candies. Tea. Coffee. Sugar Starch,
AlSpce Pepper soHps and Toie Articles Cologne Essences
&c. Lamp Ttippngs lamps repaired Brushes All kinds o
Roots and Herbs put up by the Shakers Paints all Kinds
In small Tin Cans for family