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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-18
Pensions and Bounties.

Important 10 Wido1s and Heirs Of Deceased
Soldiers. 4 to Lnrald d Disabled Soldiers
THE Undersigned ia authorised by Ii
ceuse from The United Stater procure from the
Proper Departments for the benefit Of heirs of deceased SOL
ders,
Pension, Bounty and Back Pay,
las provided by of July 1851 and July 1862
and Pensions and Back Pay for Invalid and disabled SOL
diers And also Pensions and Bounty Lands for soldiers
their hes of the of the Revolution, of 1879 ito
which they he entitled by OF congress All business
the above commi ted to him will be promptly and
energeticaly put through and in of failure
will he made except for money actually paid to civil officers
for adavits and certificates necessary tn the claim.
STEPHEN HALL.
Ashtabula, November q, 1852. 655
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BANK AT CoNNEAuT.-The citizens of Con-
neaut are moving 10 the matter Of bank under
the general law. and subscriptions to the
amount of $4,000 are to he at once solicited
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TIE PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.

Those Interested in this department, cannot
but bs gratltied with its present condition -
Although the teacher employed here during the
past year, came among US without experiences
IN leacbing, it did not tesm an ex <erIment to
place her in charge Of this school, since her re
commeu udatiops made her success almost FORE
gone conclusion. Our ex ectalioDs that she
would prove q valuable acquisition to eur corps
Of teachers, are realized i'll the Increasing pros
perily Of this department.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-18

UsR CAurIoN-In calling f)r that excellent
DeLand Il Co.'s Chemical Saisratus, be sure
you get what you call Tor, as III consequence
Of its success there are many limitations 10 the
market. 1t is better than Soda.
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INDEPENDENT FAMILY NEW sPAPER
The N. Y. Weekly Herald-lS63
Volume Twenty-Seven.
The Cheapest Paper in the World.

THE Twenty Seventh vol Of the Week.
l. y Herald, the cheapest ami best Family Newspaper
in existence, commenced on tue Sd of January last
The extensive and comprehensive facilities in It's possession
enables the proprietor Of the WEEKLY HERALD guarantee
the and reliable information possibly to be OBJ
tained not only from all parts Of the T. States, but from all
parts of the world.
Its home correspondence engaged at heavy cost and
nected with each and military expedition Of
the prove that it is determined to leave spot
uncovered by its operon and event that shall
immediate report in is columns pro-
pretor hundred thousand per year
tain its corps of correspondents in the fed
held high poition and il will endeayor in the future 10
maintain the stand has assumed has special correspond
ents stationed IN s of the principal cities of the world
Its teeg aphic extend TO wherever the electric
wires stretched When the Atlantic cable laid which
feat will be accomplished kilograms will be received
from Europe and ASIA well the United States Then
will have the eyeots Of the week in all parts
the civilized world regularly and clearly laid before them
II is the Intention Of the proptieor to dsyo portion Of
the paper Literature Fashion, Agriculture the Mechanic
Arts sporting Matters Business and Financial Reports Cat
tie Markets. General News and reports of all events calculated
excellent metropolitan newspapers weekly pho
toEuphe view OF the events of the word-snd all at very
The Weekly Herald is issued every Saturday morning.
furnished at the following rates
One copy ....... ..... "
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Zen copies. 10
larger number addressed to OF subscr fbe
An extra copy win be sent to every club Of ten.
Twenty copies 10 address, year. s2S and any large
An extra copy will be sent to clubs Of twenty
Adpertisements to = limited number will bs inserted Il
! the Weekly Herald
THE DAILY HERALD, Three cents copy. Ten Dollar
per for 1858 issues. Five dollars for six monhs Tw
| dollars and ffy cents for three months.
| James Gordon Bennett,
| Editor and Proprietor,
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| New York City, n. Y.
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-18
Petition for Divorce.

John Boozer, rlaiuriG }
against In the Court OF Common Pleas.
Louisa Boozer, Defendant, }
7 OUlSA Bonzpr, whose place of resi-
IL Gence ia unknown, is notified that the said John
Boozer did 25h day of March, A. d. lS63 file his Pc
on 10 tn, Of the Clerk the Court Of Common Pleas
within and for the County Of Ashabua and state OF Ohio,
charging the Louisa with adultery with NJ
Morgan and asking may be divorced from the said
Louis Booer the custody of Harriet Elizabeth Boozer
Said petition will be for hearing at the next term of said
cout
The defendant Louis Boozer also hereby notified that
the plaintiff will take the deposons Of sundy witnesses In
this case at the dwelling house f. W. Skes In the Village
of Ashabua Astabua county, Ohio the 18th day Of A.
pr 1868 the office OF Wilder Fitch in said village
on The l4b day OF April 1863 between the hou of
and NJ Of said days. and to continue from day to Cay
vi 'A'O ~ jim BOOZER, 6t6s2
Ashta,ula March 26 1863 By Wilder Fitch,
his ATTORNEYS.
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To Rent.

THE Undersigned will Rent for one or
l. years the Tavern Stand lately occupied by him IL
East Village Ashabuls with the Garden and Orchard ant
two acres OF land Rent Low For nareculas eaquire
Lsbtabuia March 25 1883 3r692
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We call special attention to the advertise
ment headed How to Make Five Dollars @
Day."
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-18

Coon H. J. Nettleton. sold one day Last
week TO George Fargo 26 fat sheep of various
bloods for $3.50 head.
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To Discharged Soldiers,
Wounded or Disabled In the Service

YOU are. eRti;led Nv late Act of Con-
i gress-Narch Sd, 1seS-to the Bounty provided by
Act Congress July 1851 Have your Claims forwarded
once get early returns. The undersigned au-
thorIed Pension Agent viii transact your business at tn.
Detnents without charge. unless the claims allowed
When allowed and proceeds received IS No need Of
going leland for agents when you have bu
ness dcne WELL and at less expense, nearer home
AshtAbuia, March 10. 1883. SOL
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IN PLAIN PROSE,

THE undersigned desires to announce to
Il the inhabitants OF Asbtabula County, that he Is
opening M and complete assortment OF Boots and Shoes
among which will be found great variety OF
LADIES SEWED WORK
Of the latest styles Goat Kid and Lasting Bamorsls
Double Soled, Welt tand Mock Welt Goat Kid and Lasting
Congress Caters aud full stock Of Misses Congress Caters
and Bamoials
large stock of mems Calf Boots Congress, Caters and
Oxford Ties. ...-.
Children and Infants Shoes in great variety, and Of al
sizes. ...
A full assortment Of men and boys Kip, Calf Ensmeled
Leather and Goat Brogsns bought before the ris will be
sold cheap.
give the above line my especial care, and my facilities for
buying Goods cheap unequaed and bound 10 sell
them at lower prices than any In this region.
Ashtabula, April II, 1898. 7. 8. LAY.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-18

Iu Connesut, on the 4th inst Of apoplexy
Mrs. Polly BIcKNKLL, aged 80 years.
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

De,noerstto Mass Meeting.--The Democrats Of
County invited 10 meet At the Court House. In
JeHsrson saturday the second day Of May next at
O'Clock, A. NJ for the election OF County Committee, and
such other action when embed the meeting order
By order Of the Comfy Committee,
d. J. SHERMAN Chairman.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-18

A sH PLANK.--l00.0 900 feet Wbiet
4. "A - IA s;'- ''''''' ssis,sss ~ & IN
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Read G. w. Nelson's Dental advertisement
in to.day's paper
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To farmers.

FARMERS Wishing to engage in the
l. Flar Culture
NAV procure supply Of Superior seed of the subscriber who
\. prepared SELL with the privilege and understanding
at the market price, the seed produced or he
will furnish seed such share In the as the parties
may agree upon GEO. +. SADD.
Iustinbury. .Nechancsvile Society. Feb 1863 10t8s7
q 600 25 CENT Packages Of Sta.
Os ~ u u tonery, containing quire paper, one
P~'A f NJ G. DICKS.
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LADIES SEWED WORK

7 ACES and Embroidery, White Goods,
~ Drarery Muslin, Irish Linen, Shirt Fronts, Crimpsd
Dimity Linen Collars, Naeiles Biliants and Little No.
tions to tn mention, but all needfu and useful
and will he sold low at MORR1SON'S.
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WANTED "A Journeymss. aud an sp.
s5.a:; Ss; Z q. ss ss:s; s,scL,s
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MASTER OMMISSIONER'S SALE
of Lands and Tenenments.
Ashtabula Common Pleas, Febry Term 1863
Elan Dunbar,
Against, : Order OF Sale.
Leander Hall, ct ais. }
DY virtue of an ORDER of SALE
- duly issued from said Court in the above case, to
directed will offer for sale by of public auction at the
door of the Court House in Jefferson Ashtabua County
OHIO,
on Saturday the I'd day Of May "A. ID. 1868,
Between the OF 10 and O'Clock of said day, the fol-
lowing described Lands and Tenemrnts to wit:
Village Int No. nns Hundred AMI Three 03) in the In
corpoated Village Of Ashtabua and bounded follows
East by Main street, North by Camp Ally, West by Park
Street., South by lots Number $780, 13l. i32 and 1873,
Appraised at $1,000. f. A WRIGHT, Sheriff.
5t6gaS3 SO Special Master Commissioner
Sherif's Office, March 23, 1863
Wilder h Fitch, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-18

pORK W WANTED.-20,0 600 lbs Pork
IthI Hoe anted Notes and Accounts, and in KK.
hnl.f, es<ss Cash. GEORGE WILLARD.
Aft 1Aei,. ; s<.. 1852
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Lumber Wanted.

WILL Pay the market price in Cash
l. for any all the following kinds Of Lumber. delivered
the In this place formerly occupied By Prentice
Smith 70. or at the Harbor Of Ashtzbula, to wit;
100000 fset 4 inch White Waod--l2 feet lsns
100000 feet inch White Wood--l2 feet long
so 900 fret Il inch Chair Plank-la feet long
100000 feet II to 4 incbs thick-l2 feet long
10000 4 to 10 10 sqr colamns--l2 feet long
100000 isst ! 70 4 In White Ash-l2 ieet long
rR WILLIAMS.
A's.' .sA res -r-.lsas. ers
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-18

A Card to the Suffering The Rev. WILLIAM
CosGRovE, while aboring as missionary In Japan, was
sumption, when all other had filed ty
recipe obtained from learned physician residing in the
great city eddo. This recipe has cured yrest numbers
Who were suffering frem Consumption, Bronchitis Sore
Throat Coughs and Colds and the debility and de-
preston caused by these disorders.
Desirous beDeny Others will send this recipe which
have brought home with I, all who nee IT, free OF
charge Address Rxv. wM. CoSGROyE,
y676 <39 Fulton Avanue, Brooklyn N T.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-18

HELMBoLps EXTRACT BUCHu,
THE GREAT D1URETIC.
BELMRoLp's ExrR CT BUoHU.
THE GREAT DiURETIC.
HELMBoLDS EXTRACT BUCHU,
THE GREAT DlURETIC.
And Positive and Specific Remedy for Diseases the
Bladder, Kidneys,
. Gravel, Dropsy,
Organic Weakness,
And all diseases Of the Urinary Or gsns.
See Advertisement In apother column Cut out and send
sbr the Medicine at once.
oss BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs.
Blanks.-A good .ssortnent on hand At all times
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$3.50 BUY YoOr Wall P.p.. Of
q 900 A LARGE sssor,mea, Of
OeOCCs 'msrieAn Knives Just Iesslved a. the
Rook and Fanny Store Of n. g. DICK.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-18
INTRRMEDIATE DEPARTMENT.
...s-a.
Tue SECOND INTERMEDIATE.

During the past year this department has
remained 10 the care OF the faithful aud efficient
teacher who had previously done SO much Ior
the school. | congratulate you, gentlemen, as
well as the patrons OF THIS de srtmeut, upou its
continued prosperity aud bespeak for the
teacher here employed her just need Of
praise.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-18

DIR Clark having had over twenty years experiences in Tue
Of chronic diseases Of character ESPECIALLY
the THROAT and LuSes will give perfect satisfaction to Al
who may apply for relief.
Having had q successful practice in the above name pa
for several unparalleled successef which sas
tory reference be given All medicines prescbsd,
operating satisfactorily the money shs be refunded.
Prices OF Medicine for One Month"; from 50 tn s. The Doe
consulted the last weeks OF every month
his residence No. 90 Garden Street. Cleveland Ohie Post
ONCE Address-Box I'LL. ~
Preserve this for Reference
Cleveland, Jan 1865 8. @. CLARK. n. d.
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Notice.

Thomas Clark, PlaintG,)
Nancy Clark, Defendant }
NANCY CLARK of Batavia, in the
IN state of New York, is notified that Thomas Clark did
on the 18th March, lSo3 e his petition in the
Office of the Clerk Court Of Common Pleas within and
for the county Ashbua and state Of Ohio, charging the
said Nancy Clark with wlhl absence for more than three
Years last past asking he be divorced from the
sad Nancy Clark which petition will stand for hearing at the
next term Of said Court. THOA AS CLARK,
69l BY Sherman and Farmer,
Dated March IS, 1898 Attorneys for Prf.
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vsl snts him 10 ashArs Of badness hs Aspss . ss q
An ord... h-n.- n Asd sasa IN. n~-Af shAst tAA
devoted 10 rect spc ned blo ". b. fEkHY
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70 the friends of this department. The hearty
cooperation OF parents, scholars and teachers,
Ia essential to q soccessful school; and II is
source OF qualification to me, that l cannot re-
call the 6ret instance 10 which there has not
been a perfect unity Of action on the part OF
ali Who have had 10 do with this department,
during the year past.
THE GRAMMAR SCHOOL
Six different teachers have been employed
here during The past year, four Of them during
the present term. This frequent change Of
teachers has had its usual effect upon this
school. DO not understand me to regret that
changes we're made, but rather the pecessity
that required them. or two evils, ths' OF
change and that Of making incompetepcy per.
manent, we we're called upon o choose the
least. The former seemed preferable, since II
might 10 the END secure for us the services OF n
teacher, whom we should desire to retain. My
connection with your scUoo,s, and especially
with this department, has convinced me that
the lever experiments we make IN regard TO
teachers, the better. Whether we eau wholly
avoid II is indeed doubtful II we cannot, aud
if there reInaus only one chance 10 HUNDRED
OF securing good teacher, still shall protest
against retaining any one Of tue DiUety aud
blue, aud shsll vie with you it searching dill
II is out justice to my present assistant in
the High School Department to say that the
most successful whole term of the year, was
the secoud, aud it is due to my former assistant
also, that should report to you that the last
four weeks OF the term just past made up the
most successful whole mouth Of the year.
THE INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT.
Although this school has not yet arrived al
that high standard OF excellence, which its
friends and patrons could wish for it, yet, il
many respects a commeudable degree OF i'm
prove meut has beeu made during the pas'
year. Iu regard to discipline, the intermediate
Department Of to-day, is much in advance o
the Intermediate Department OF one year ago
This school IS progressing in the right direc
ton, and is bound TO lake o worthy position
among your schools.
TUE SECOND INTERMEDIATE.
During the past wear this depsrtment hai
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Notice.

Louis BntenAhl and Charles BratenAhl, Partners
doing business under the name and hrm Of Brateu-
ahi Brothers, Plaintifs,
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Farm Tor Sale.

A BOUT 40 Acres Of Good Land with
IA com for able House Barn and other out bnidnr, and
an Orchard good hearing condition lying In the East Ai
Of Rome Will b sold on favorable srns exchanged Tor
place % The LAks shore Ihs krm b wsl isaosd md W.
isssd. end Without foot of waste OF antilsbl. isnd
Hous Yok 1885
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To Nervous Sufferers Of Both Sexes.
Rerend GenlsmaH hacisg been Restored to health In
w days undergoing the routine and irregular
expensive modes Of treatment without HucceSs cnsiders
his bacred dutvto nncare to his afflicted fellow
the Hence, the receipt Of ad
dressed envelope he will send ec) copy Of the prescrp
ton used. Direct to DR.. JOIN u DAGNALL lS6 Fultor
Street, Brooklyn MY. I..t
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-18

The Whole thing Ia humbug and we'll calculated to taks
with looking for what they cali great
gains willing endure poor tning 4 1t only
BE- got eneap Govd makers like angels viut and ths
Pianos cost money.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-18

IME.-Those wishing to get a good
IL Artiele OF Lime, be supplied At any tms app-
cation At THAYERS Picture Gallery. b90
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Blanks.-A good assortment hand At all time
at this ofice.
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Mr. H. s not confined to the sale Of any particular Piano
but will furnish any good make this county Euioi
when it desired hf H. will give his customers the beet
Of his eence in the selection Of ranos aud Aslodsons
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-18

Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin and Western Pennsyvs
niA groundwork future trade and instrument
will be delivered free Of cnsge when desired aud guarantee
in every particular. or mouey refunded.
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Cheap Pianos w orthless.

By cheap Pianos meant those advertised at $780, 81
aud s19 claiming great improvements warranted tor yea
Ind claiming be better than the old, tried Makes
$780, or $4Uo.
Re mt nacaivAd
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-07

of New Britain, was lost or missing for ten
days, and at the end of that time was found in
the cellar between some boards, having had
nothing to eat during the time of her confine-
ment. She is in perfect health, had seven
eggs in her prison, and has laid an egg every
day since.
MIR. VIM. Perry of Hartford met with Sc
rlous accident on the 4th inst at Burgess
steam saw mills, on Dutch Point where he
had been employed He was attending cir
cular saw, when it caught II heavy stick,
which was thrown with great force, striking
MIR. Perry in the face, which was so badly
fractured that for a time it was feared that he
would not recover but at last accounts he
was improving, but his face will be badly dis
figured.
RHODE ISLAND.
The WoonsOcket Patriot says they have an
on railroad at that place, having as its chief
advantage, that ''if the motive power breaks
a leg we can convert it into steaks"
Mrs. Sarah Norton of Newport, celebrated
her ninety-eighth birth tlay on the 9th instant
She has firm step and gives promise of be-
coming II centenaran.
James O'Nell was examined before the
court Of magistrates on the 4th inst, charged
wirll the murder of James Simmons, MEM
Der OF the twelfth Rhode Island regiment, at
the Dexter parade ground in October last.
Upon being arraigned he plesaled not guilty.
The U. s. sloop of war Marion has been
ordered to return to Newport, and will arrive
from the 10th tn the 10Th inst. She has the
first class of midshipmcn OF the naval school
on board
MISCELLANEOUS.
Two men in soldiers clothing went to
house near Evansville, Indiana, one day last
week, when foCr children only were at home,
and beat the children with clubs until they
supposed they were dead. They then went
to the father and dispatched him with an ak.
Two of the children have died, and the others
are not expected to recover. The motive for
the deed cannot be imagined, as Mr.. Henke,
the deceased, was without money.
Maj. Gen. Mcdowell is presiding over
board in session at Wilmington, Delaware, for
examining officers of the regular army, with
view to placing them on the retired list.
Gov. Morton has purchased of the state of
Pennsylvania part Of the Gettysburg battle
field, and will shortly have the names of all
the gallant lndianians who fell on that field
removed to and buried upon it, where suita-
bic monument will hereafter be raised.
Tobacco growing is being experimental
upon IN New Brunswick, this season, with
considerable success.
Mis-. Martha Bird died at Thompsonville,
New York, on the Sd, aged lG4 years.