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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-26

Since Its organization has created in the history Of
SELLING TEAS IN THIS COUNTRY
A LII our Teas are selected by a Prefes.
IA fessiona expressly and exclusively for us,
and charge two cents O2 cents) pound
above cost for original packages
We have but price to every one for each quality and
that price always marked each sample package Mt our
store 10 plain figures. 49, -
We issue Monthly Price Iist Of Teas, which viii be
sent free to all tive advise every tea seller to
see 1t 1t comp full assortment selected for every
locality the States Provinces South America and th
West Indies In this list each kind is divided into Four
Glasses qualities namely Cargo High Cargo Fne Fin
est every may understand from description and the
prices annexed that the Company determined to UNDER
sell the whole teatrade.
We guarantee sell all Teas in original packages at
Two Cents POUND above cost believing this TO
be attractive to many who have heretofore been paying
Enormous ProHN.
Our business largely done orders, which we always
well and promptly though the buyer came him
self giving weights and and always guarantee Ing
everything; responsibility enabling to do all prom
se Every order his direct from the Compa
nv and parties doing business Within Five Hundred 900
miles Of York. return Tea bought OF US they
cheaper than they buy elsewhere the puca
ser is dissatisfied with his bargain within fourteen dsys 4
Five Hundred miles have thirty (S days. and the same
privileges extended TO them.
Besides these advantages the Company will pay all ex
| penses, both ways, II the Teas are returned
! GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
| Importers and .yobbers,
3mos739 81 Vesey ST, New York.
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TIE PIANO DRAFT AT CLEvELAND.-Those
who were at the late Fair will recollec. seeing
two foe pianos in charge Of Mr.. Geo. HalI-a
Bradbury. $500; and Raven and Bacon,
5000, piano. two great favoriies, and as fine in.
strumeots as were ever opened 10 the city OF
Cleveland. These splendid pianos were con-
tributed by the makers. through Mr.. Hall. to
be sold and half the proceeds to 60 to the San
iiary Commission. DiscoursiDg sweet music to
thousands Of admirers. they constituted one oi
the chief attractions Of the Bazaar. A fine
melodean, from Messrs. Jewett & Goodman,
being added to the list. made combined
scheme of over $l40O. which was divided into
shares OF So each. 10 few days the shares
were all sold by Mr.. Hall aud over $500, paid
into the treasury for the benft of the soldiers.
The drawing was set for Thursday. last week
Of the Fair, at 2 o'clock. Imagine the inter.
est awakened at the prospect Of getting fine
piano as o prize. A large crowd gathered
around the Blower OF Rest" in the Bazaar, 70
witness the drafting" which was planned and
superintended by Mr.. Hail. assisted by Messrs
Younglove, Price and Ballard OF the city, and
two boys.
The first prize was drawn by Mrs. Clara A
Barriek, of MassilIon. being the Bradbury pi
ano. The second by Mrs. Warner Of Cleve
land, and was the Raven & Bacon piano. The
last fell TO the lot OF Mrs. r. F. Paine. Cleve
land. The whole affair went off to the entire
satisfaction Of all interested and was pronounc
ed complete success STD ta
The efforts of our fellow citizen to contrib
ute both interest and substantial aid 10 lh,
Sanitary Fair. are worthy of commentator
and special notice, and yet We have not seel
his name mentioned in any OF the references Il
the transaction and the very liberal sum tba
it brought to the treasury Of the Fair. Mi
Hall is not surpassed 10 business enterprise
and 10 works like the Sanitary Fair, Of true be
nsvolenee and patriotism, his zeal and LIBERAL
ty are commensurate with his business tact az
energy.
Ashtabula is to "come in" on the fret {
April. In other words. she is 10 have q "mll
delivery thsn.-RYorter. 49,,
Yea good to "rAise' on. Shall We send 20
q .bottle" Of the new
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Thompson Quarry.

THIS Quarry, situated at Thompson,
Il Lake County, is the nearest and most convenient for
the citizens OF Ashabua and vicinity Of otber and the
quality Of its is superior fmnesS OF texture and
durability Stone cut to any dmensons and for any purpose
dressed In the most workmanke and at short notice
Orders solicited for Flagging, Steps WeStones, Under
pinnng Window and Door Caps aad Ss Coping and Wa
ter Tables When the travelling is good parties do their
own hauling at considerable saving. D. EBGERTON.
Thompson. Dec. l. 1862. o15
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HEALTH FOR THE SoLDIERs!-FoR ONE WHO
DIES FROM THE EFFECTS OF the bullet, ten perish
from camp and exposure to night air. Small
doses of Hoiio,odys Pills, taken every other
night, will correct all disorders OF the liver and
stomach, purify the blood aud insure sound
health to every man. Only 80 cents per box.
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PAINEsvILLE PAsroRATE.-We learn that a
mutual council commenced at Panesville on
the 23d inst, the object of which was to con-
slider the question Of dissolviug the Pastoral re-
lation Of Rev. N. P. Bailey. Council organic
ed by the appointment of Rev. r. LII. Conkliu
Moderator, and Rev, Mr.. Goodrich, of Cleve.
land, Clerk. After q patient hearing of the
parties. the council proceeded to declare the
dissolution, although with sorrow, that an able
esteemed and successful minister, should feel it
his duty to ask to be dismissed from his charge
after SO many years Of most successful miuis-
try.
1t is with sincere regret tn at we hear Of this
disturbance OF the relation between the pastor
and people Of this church, for we know Of no
Christian gentleman on the Reserve. for tht
even tenor of whose way we could more heart
lily wish, than that Of the Rev. N. p. BAILEY
His manly, digni6ed, and eminently Chris
tiau course, in the present painful step, should
as we have doubt it will, commend him TO th,
respect aud love Of all.
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TO THE YOUNG OR OLD,

Male or Female
you have been suffering from habit ndulged in by the
YOUTH OF BOTH SEXES.
WHICH CAUSES so MANY ALARMING SYMPTOMS!
slfis them for Marriage,
Aud is the greatest evil which can befal
MAN OR WOMAN.
See symptoms enumerated in advertisement,
and If you are sufferer,
Cut out the Advertisement,
And send for it at once.
Delays are dangerous.
Ask for Helmbold's,
Take no other.
Cures guaranteed
Be,oare Of Ceunterfeiis and limitations.
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Ma,h.xvs Cbocoiate Worm Drops,-Ne,

Mathews, Chocolate Worm DrOps!-Never
fail to destroy exernnae all kinds of Intestinal Worms
Are perfectly reliable In all and far superior to and
all the Fancy Worm Confecons and Veifuges in
They be taken at all times with perfect safety
they contain No Mercury other deleeiious Drug Moth
should always purchase them and give their children
other No cahatc whatever is necessary TO be given Each
box contains "a Drops I.ozenges. Price 25 cents.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
g. X. WALKER, Gen. Agent,
697 Buffalo, n. Y. Fort Erie, c. W.
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SATISFIED Many housewives who have
been useng Soda for years have become satis-
fed that DeLand & Co.'S Chemical Saieratus
is better for all purposes than soda. and there
fore cannot be induced to use Soda or any 9th.
er brand Of Saleratus.
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WANTED - A young soldier boy-"E. j.
C."--connected with Co. X, lO5th o. v. l..
Chattanooga, Tenn. wants a correspondence
with some beautiful damsel, and sends US %
cents to let the thing out.
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NOTICE.
WALLACE w. DOTY, of Chicago,

w In the State Of Illinois, will take notice.
T1at Chauncey f. Blakesee Of the County or Afhtaoula
and State Ohio did the 26h day Of December AD 1868
his petition In the Court OF Common Pleas within and io
the county Of Asabua said state Of Ohio against Peter
Doty and Wallace W. Doy deendants-S.tting forth that
the said Peter Doty the fifth cay OF September AID
1851 gave mortgage Hnery Ksyes the following piece
parcel Of land Situate In the township OF Conneau
number four in township number thirteen In the first
range of townships in the Connecticut Western Reserve
bounded and described follows Beginning at the
South the lot at the of Muin and
westerly along the centre of Harber street to the CEN
street. from thence Westerly along the centre
State street to Washington street. thence Southery along
the centre Of Warrington street to the old bury ing ground
corner thence souher in the east line OF the
buying gOnd to Cyrus Ceveands land thence
EssterIy the North Of sail Csveands land TO the
of ID. n Webeps brick store lot, thence
ey parallel with websters West ne mine links OF
chain Main street. from thence continuation OF the
the centre Of Main street. thence Eastery alot
Main to the centre Of Harber street.
the place of beginning Containing about one acre OF
being less. including tho Mansion House
premises suec however to ali streets and highways,
payment of $780, according to certain note re
| ferred to In said Mortgage.
That said Note and Mortgage the 18Th day OF Decam
AD 1858 sold and assigned to Charles j. Fenton
and Arthur Kline by said Fenton and Kline sold and
17h Gay November AD le63 TO the said
plaintiff and that after the giving OF said mortgage said Wal
lace Doy claimed interest In said mortgaged prem
said Peter Doty aud praying that said Peter
Doty may pay Of s. $780, claimed 70 he due witt
that said premises be sold to the sae
and Wallace W. Doty notified that he Is required
appear and sa petition or before the thi
Saturday after the 18th day of ANAL next:
| cHAUNCEY +. BLAKESLEE,
| by sherman L Farmer,
Dated Marc 10, lsc4.-6t74l his Attorneys.
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We call the attention OF those in want of a
octave piano forte to the advertisements OF
Goversteeu & Co.. of New York, who fer
them at extremely low prices. Send for their
descriptive circular
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For IDAuo.-A company of the hardy yeo.
maury of Austinburg aud vicinity, we under.
stand, are forming lor migration overland to
this new Territory, some of them with the iu-
tention of permanent residence. A few days
since, several of our young men started for
California with perhaps the ultimate destina
ton of the same region GEoRGE RoBISsoN
john HALL, aud Capt. 0. G. PRATT, were Of
the number. A continent between the latter
and his lately espoused principles and par ty
would, by no means, be space too broad.
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LYONS KATHAIRoN.

Ratharou Ia from the Greek word Kathro, or "kath
ROM slgnfyne 70 cleanse rejuvinate and restore This
article h what ia name signifies For preserving, restoring
and beautifyug human hair, II Is the most rearkaoe
prenaraton In the world It Is again owned and put up BY
The oeiua proprietor and made with he same care
a aud attention, which gave sale Of over one million
tottes per annum.
az In a most delightful Hair Dressing.
II eradicates ecu 10 and dandruf
IL keeps the head cool and clean.
II makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
Il prevents the hair from falling oil and turning gray
II restores hair upon bald heads
ANY lady or gentleman who values beautiful head o.
hair should Lyons Katharon. II is known and used
throughout civilized world. Sold by all respectable
dealers.
pEMAs S. BARNES & CO.. PrOprietOr,
NEW YORK.
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Instruction In Music.-PROF. 7. II. HOPKINS,
Gives Instruction In Vocal and Instrumental Performance
Plan Violin and Guitar and will Arrange and Compose Mu-
sic when desired.
TUITION-$1O half In advance. Pupils will
be Accommodated with use Piano at his residence 74O
saponiner, Concentrated Lye, or Family
Soap Maker.-war makes high prices, and Saponi6er
hepsto reduce them It makes SOAP for FOUR CENTS A
POUND, using your kitchen grosse.
YCAUTION As spurious Iyes offered also, be
only buy the patented article put In Iron oil
others being counterets.
Pennsylvania SALT MANUFACTURING CO.
Philadelphia No. 127 Walnut Street.
Pittsburgh, Pitt Street and Duquesne Way. 3m726
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Our OF TBR DRApr Our citizens, on the
very day the order Of the President for 200,-
900 more men was received among the tele-
graphic dispatches, went into the work with a
heartiness, and the result Of their well directed
efforts, is that the quota Of our township is
FULL
The Reporter boasts that that town had
raised the necessary amount Of money for Sc
curing the recruits to gil its quota. 10 Ash,a
bula the money was raised and the quota fill
ed iu something less then fours days-probably
the first town in the county out Of the woods
We're now ready for another call.
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TO Nervous sufferers Of Both Sexes.

Rerend Gentleman haping been Restored to health in
few days. after undergoing all the usual routine and irregular
expensive modes of without success, considers
his duty communcae to his afflicted fellow
lures the MEANs Hence the receipt ofan ad-
dressed envelope he will send (rec) copy Of the prescrp
ton used. Direct to DIR. JOHN DAGS,LL, lse Fulton
Street. Brooklyp. N. Y.
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RHuBARB WISE.-The commissioner of in-
ternal revenue has decided that this kind oil
wine is subject to three per cent duty when
made in quantity sufficient to reach the man.
tacturers limit Of 5000. This fact may be Of
interest to some 10 this neighborhood. We
suppose any other manufacturer of wine but
grape would be exposed TO the same duty.
Grape wine stauds duty of fue cents a gallon
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Master Commissioners Sale
Lands and Tenements.
Ashtabula Common Pleas. Febry Term, 1864
Henry E. Parsons. o,s.r of Sale.

Edward Seymour,
DY Virtue of IN order Of sale dnly is.
ID sued said Court In the above case TO me directed
ir offer for sale by way OF public auction at the door Of the
vonrt House in Jefferson. Ashtabula Co.. Ohio, on
Saturday, the 9h day Of .8prii a. d., 1864,
between the hours o'clock Of said day. the follow
ing described lands and Tenemens Wit situate the
Townthp az Ahsbua in the County OF Ashtabula, and
State of Ohio known BY being part Of lot number
i've ( In said township, and bounded beginning at
pon In the youth line the highway called walnut street.
standing north 6S deg 60 feet from stone In
the angle Of the public Highway called Ashtsbua and Wal
thence north 6s deg fee thence north ASK deg
24o feet thence south 63 deg wet 90 feet to place
OF beginning Contalning hundredths Of an
acre which Ia known and J. in block No. is. o
Martin Reoggs survey of Village Plat Of Ashtsbuia HAr
Dor. Appraised at -. ..
SberiG's Oalce, March 4th, 1894. E. A. WRIGHT,
NTAO Sheriff and Special Master Com.
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j. g. WRIGHT has removed TO Mansfield
.aichlaud Co., this State, where he goes into
the jobbing and retail millinery trade. His
well directed efforts in this line in this place
for u series OF years, has been followed by Q
good share Of success, aud there is no doubt
that the same qualties-ndusiry, integrity
and business tact, will be followed by furthe
success in his new locality, where good open
ing, we understand, awaits their exercise.
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The loyal citizens of this town will not "dis-
remember" the caucus meeting at Firemen's
Hall, on Saturday evening. The meeting
should be full and significant oIe, as those
who are sustaining, with their iifnence and
energy, the government at home, aud sending
their friends and kindred to sustain it in the
field, should leave no question of their zeal
aud determination by meek and half hearted
demonstration on this occasion. If any have
put themselves beyond the pale Of political
sympathy, by completely with the plotters of
sedition and rebellion it is the way of their own
choice, and they have no blame to lay at the
doors of the patriotic aud loyal, ii they are left
to reap the consequences. Our citizens have
decided on former occasions not to permit mere
party politics to govern even township elec.
tious. The present Case will not be mistaken
for Que of that kind. There are no lines to be
drawn of party character. Democ octs and
Republicans both are equally invited to mingle
in the business of the meeting and no distinction
will be tolerated but that which marks the
friend and apponent of the government. Let
this be understood, and let the action OF the
meeting be 10 harmony Herewith; and when
the nomination shall have been made, let nc
one belittle himself by turning his back upor
the regularly iudorsed and nominated candi
dates.
1t is important that the best, uost eff
ciert and trustworthy men in each township b.
selected as Trustees to preside at the bao
boxes. a: the important State and Presidential
elections of next autumn.
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A little girl. living near the Mabonng Rail-
road, Cleveland, lately drank boiling hot water
from the spout OF iea-kettIe, aud died ir
about an hour afterwards. - Reporter
A danretous place 10 live. that.
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Ashtabula is to "come in on the Hrst Of
April. 10 other words. she Is to have a "mllk
delivery thsn.-Reporter
Yes. good to "rAise" on. Shall We send you
. .bottIs" Of the new Z =.
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Caucus MxEnso.-hn. EDIroR'- Please
give notice through the columns Of your vslp-
able paper, that there will be meeting OF the
Union elect ors Of this township, on Saturday
evening, March 26,b, at Firemen's Hall, to put
in nomination Union Ticket, to be supported
a, the spring election. All persons who voted
the Brough ticket, last fall, are invited to take
part in the meeting. BY publishing the above
you will ablige MANY VOTERS.
Asbtabula, March 9, ga.
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Closing Out.

CIOSthg ONt.
HERRIoK & BROTHER wishing to
CLOSE OUT their
Entire Stock of Cloaks
er them at prices
ReSarca1eSS or COST
T3roadcloth Cloaks worth $40, are offered for sle
Brosdsioth Cloaks worth SIT, offered for sl3
Besseseioth Cloaks worth $40, offered for sl2
Beayercloth 0loaks worth $i4, offered for $40
BsAEereioth cioaks worth $ll, are offered for SIS
This Is rare change. Don't fail to call and see them
For the next 90 Days, we shall offer
Great Inducements to all wishing to purchase
HOLIDAY GIFTS
Such as.-
Splendid Cloak,
Er - A Beautiful Shawl,
. Rich Dress Pattern,
3almonl Skirt,
Set Of Embroidery, .-a
A Lace Veil,
Hem-sttched Handkerchief
sontag, Nubii, or Hood. las.
~~ Nice pair Lamps. 81
Set Crockery,
or anything else you wish, atduced Prices
ReHERRlcK BRO.
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EDGAR HALL has peen appointed by
H the Governor NOTARY PUBLIC for the County Of
Astabua taking pains TO procure special seal he
able to do all business pertaining to that Office In such
manner that no further Authorization OF his official acts 10
necessary, either by County Clerk or otherwise.
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him TO aahATs bnsinsss he hoDes 70 merit Il
All orders hauling 70 and fo thu Depot about the
village u bs Thankfully and sasHcery szsoutsd
Hs WI b found upsn the Road q Al tinss not nsssssy
sy9ts4ts ssstAnd iced un W. H. TE&bY
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CONCERT The Ashtabula Band, which has
been in long course Of training, has decided
to come before the public in a popular perform
ance on Thursday evening. the 3lst inst, uu-
der the direction Of Prof Hopkins. The band
numbers some IA performers, and the pro-
gramme embraces range and variety of pie
ces, mostly, but not entirely instrumental. As
the young men have been assiduous in their de-
votion aud study Of music. not counting the
cost of time aud effort, or e?en the outlay OF
means, it is thought the public will recognize
the spirit that has prompted this devotion, so
far as TO come out, and greet them with full
house, and uford them such assistance as may
flow from the sale Of tickets, to meet portion
of the expense to which they have been neces-
sarily subjected. Such encouragement is per-
haps due to home merit and public spirit.
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REAL EsTATE CBASeEs Es--Our list lost week /,
Il seems. was not complete. There have been
varions minor transactions, about which we are
not fully advised aud which perhaps are not Of
interest enough TO look up One or two,
which were overlooked, are Of some iinpor-
tarce. The property Of DR.. Mcdonald had
been purchased by Mr.. Shepard, and cut up
into four front los. Mr.. PUNCHES takes the
first, or that adjoining the Franklin House, up.
on which the main part of the dwell ing house
is 10 be placed. Lot 22xl25 feet, and price
with building, $500. The next lot, same front,
/, taken by L. ID. Gates, and both are TO be
improved Immediately. The fourth lot, 16 feet
front, adjoining Chapman's Bazanr, has be.
come the property Of Skies Sloan price
$400. From these lots the rear has been sep
Grated by an alley and Strong & Co. have TAX
en- one OF these, upon which brewery is al
ready in course OF erection. The north east cor
ner of the Booth homestead has been purchas-
ed, we learn, by Stephen Wells as site for q
dwelling, for which it is not surpassed by any
other 10 the village, price not known.
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FACULTY.

FACULTY.
A. Judson Barrett, A. M. Principal
Miss L. G. Palmer, Preceptress.
Frances NJ. Tryon.
Teacher Of Mafhsmaiics and Natural SeieHee'
Miss f. F. Webster, a..;.,,.
Miss Jennie KilborD, '
Miss Libbie G. Wright,
Teacher on Piaao Forte and Meiodeon.
Francis T. Lusk,
Teacher Of Speneeran Psnmanship.
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