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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-03
SANITARY FAIR (
SOME THING UCKYf
SPLENDID PIANO PRIzEsf
AT rHs
sAS a Ar.
$70o eeoo
BRADBURY. RAVEN xR"cox
GEORGE Hall.


GEORGE HALL.
GREAT WESTERN PLANO FoRTE
T. Meiodeoa Depot at 1886 Ontario st
BRANCH DEPoTs AT
p1iNEsviLIf, cAsToS.
kAyENNA, MANsfTELD,
1iizScv, oSsEERGiSkf osEREiN &.
Also AGENTS wanted In smaller towns Cerrymsp teach
e. ee are re9uestedo act agents and libers psrcen,
ss'eH 'o' s sales made. Send for circulars, nc.
Magnificent Stock,
Comprising Pianos and Meodsons from more than tvspy o,
and taken together max. unonestiosshv ~ ~ ~
complete assortment held BY any Arm 10 the Unios
Reduction 10 Prices.
By industry economy snd perseverance for pearl, 20
MI Hal hss become complete master Of his profession asd
lst 1894 he will sell his Instruments at lower rses than
heretofore bringing them within the reach all Now tho
Do You Want good Piano,
whatever mskei Mr. Hal can supply You With tho bes, h
10 you want to be relieved the responsibility,
ovef and risk OF secctingf Ar Hall befiend you His
experience enables him to know just what you want
.v. Do You want to exchange Your
heodeon for larger one or for ranoi Or your old Piano
ior new onei Write or aud talk Il over
The Bradbury Piano, -.v
getting te be the Piano ofthe age Prof W. a. r. IA inst
ie man ior The business lie Knows what good Piano Is
ahu VIII have 1t right cost what may Send ior eirculs
tst VIII tell you all abo At IT, Mr.. Hall las great varIsfv
Of otler splendid makes also. ''
Travelling Agents, Peddlars, &c.
has become quite for "chspa 10 no ahout mai,
ing great and having nstrument 10
setup &C. There usually not such attached
and after they have told their story inst write 20 Mr. Ham,
sec him 10 person before roo viii get rels
BILE tnfo maton that will be Of value to you,
Present range of Prices.
Pianos Oct Rosewood .a
Super Royal S4O0 to 300
Good to Super 800 400
Fair to Good 200 I" 400
Melodcous frst quality $50 10 5000
Cabinet Organs, IS 500
Harmon iuns 9f 100 900 4
Piano Stools, s.tg r. 6 - 2s
Piano Covers, G" "a
P. o. Address. -
Direct all letters Geo. Iaii Piano Deaie, Asb,abn
OF to the neafestpace where bssch depot or to
CieVeisno, "; GEO. HALL.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-03
DIS y. w. BRApLEY's
Patent Duplex EIiptical Spring
- x. T IA TT.

THIS Invention copsis t. of Duplex-or
J. tSo-E iptic stesl Springs ingeniously braided
tightly and hy togehsr edge edge making the tough
est most Elasie Flexible and Durable Spring used
sbng the wearer In consequence Of Its great elasticity and
aexbenes 10 plsce and fold when In use easily sDd
with the Convenience q silk muslin dress II
urey obyates aDd seDces the only objections TO Hoop
skirts viz the annoyance the we'll the public
especially In crowded assemblies. carriages, railroad
church pews or In any crowded place. fio the dcuy q
contracting them and the Occupancy Of small sp4ce This
tirely the diiicpy, while giving the - rt the
usual fun and syipmetics form, and the ghes and most
y'h and graceful Appearance for the street. psa promin-
sde houss dress lady having eno ed the pleasure
and eomt md great cnnvenence OF wearing one ohs Du
plex Epe Spring Skirt for single day. viii never stsr-
wards willingly dispense with the Of them Thor ara
also equally De rabs and great improvement other
hds OF skirts for Misses and young ladies who ws.r abort
dresses the elasticity and ihy Of them prevents when
coming In contact with anything cowdng the hoop
the person o pushing out the othsr side Of the hoop
dress and sgsia thei tnuoh durable and no
likely 70 bend break, got out Of shape Ths Bolou
Rods all the skirz also Double Steal and txos o
Double Covered 10 prevent the covering from wearing 81
the rods when dragging dovn stAf stone sspx Ne wkici
they constantly subject 70 whsn USE All are road
the hest quality Of corded tapes and every p.s o ths skrt
sf the very best uatsals II gu rantssd h sysy rsspsc
e b oy az us bsst must eenfsrtzbe sad eri Darsbl
nsgsirs or shs puPls Elliptic spsss shist q ~ "a i
vDisfy ofss'ss and sisss. " - -.
Ashtsbuia. August I. iesa "a
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-03

0un SoHooLs will open after the summer
vocation cn Monday oett. Mr.. Waite. the pop.
nlar Superintendent has returned with renewed
vigor for bis work Among the teachers have
been some changes. Miss Sara Scboonmsk.
er' assistant 10 the High School apd, whose ser,
vices 10 that aud the Grammar School, at dif
ferent times has been so important, has With
drawn altogetherj as-also, has her sister Miss
Helen Schoopmaker from the Grammar De-
partmept, whose place ut this time has not been
supplied. The Superintendent, takes charge
Ia person Of the High School. While cou-
parstively little has been said 10 com mneuda,ioD
OF our own Schools IL has not been for the
reason tbst their merits did not entitIe them TO
It, The standard OF education aud discipline,
10 the Union Schools of Ashtabula, will not
suffer in comparison with any other, either East
or West. In the choice Of teachers and super
intendent, our school board have kept 10 view
as OF paramount Importance, those qualities
winch secure thoroughness Of scholarship in
the pupil. Upon this they have depInded for
giving character to these institutions Exper- /
iepee has shown that they have been fortunate
10 the selection OF the persons to who m those
Interests have been committed. Superu teudeut
waite is not oply graduate of Amhurst, aud
gentleman OF superior scholarship, but is I'D
mhted on at hands to be most successful dis u
elpi'nara'. Tiusl or claptrap has never found /
place in our schools, aud they are not We ry'l
Iike'y to hnd place 10 them udder their pres
cut officers. Rigid incorporating merit Is
The OIL y quality that Is recognized aud encour.
aged. Tue course persued, therefore, eminent
" hts the student for The persuts of life or /
admission to College We Gao without re-
serve assure the citizens Of our own or neigh
boring towns, that the schools Of this village /
afford the amplest facilities for the acquisition
OF thorough and complete Eoglish. Education,
and 10 view Of that sentiment, we caunot but
commend them to mplicile confidence.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-03
DR.. ToDAs
VENETIAN LININENT.
A Certain Cure for Pains saA A 49, !. !, |,

IA v.ssastse sspssiss .,y sSh~- o.. 3 6nnounv
e..sssshsf , shsalyt.y sssstnns1|ssly sE & = ~
.ishoss ds.y Group di.s1a4 AZ 5es = ssi2ss.
9ssesosy ssAsshiss Ne shil6 is ~ - bssF q s01i
9pub~ tSs vsssdss lAninssl nssss 6lia - = -
|. q E. - s,,.: ssss,s 80 y a h1Gss odH = oc
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-03
No Home Complete Without d
Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine

IThas received the gold and silver medals
and tha First Premiums over the country year
In In many thousand homes In this country ard Eu
rope. Very snipe-poiselessand gets out Of order
Thoe, with Hemmer, BrAider and Feler-S4S.
fo are invited 10 call and al the Clothing Stors OF
hansA ED Bruce. Ashtabula.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-03

The Constitution as it is. and the Uuion as
1t was There be yet such cnatteriug fools
among the Democratic leaders, as still try to
deceive the people by processing devotion to
the Constitution as it is aud the Uni on as
1t was" Such pretense exhibits their real ap.
probation of the intelligence of the people
None but the most yerdaut cau be cheated by
tue cry. r..l t... ...,g
1t was against the Constitution as it is aud
the Uoion as it was" the rebellion was inaugur.
ated. That was just what the rebels had when
they levied war. Not that alone. They had
The most apple power to preserve both-the
Supreme Court and the Senate aud House of
Representatives There was no power to
touch either the Union or Constitution. "a II was
then against them they made the war. The
man then who now talks about their accepting
them to end the war, simply lies openly and
aud shsmefully. ...a -s'.a ... ...,,.f .-..
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-03

DIR. Clark having had twenty expe ence IN all
of chropic diseases of character
Of the THROAT and UNos, will give perfect satisfaction to H.
who may apply for relief
Having had successful practice in the above named pa
for several succ ssf which satisc
tory reference given All medicines prescribed
operating satisfactorily the money shsl be refunded
Prices Medicine for One Month"; from g to $3 The Doc
tor can be consulted the of every month";
his residence No. ls1 Pttsburg Street. Cleveland Ohio $50
Preserve this for Reference
Cleveland. Jan, 186f. 2. @. CLARK. .D.M.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-03
Tombes g. wetherwax,
Dealers in Provisions 4 Groceries.

"A Lii PERSON IN need OF any thing IN
a the above line, win do we'll 10 cali and see our
Goods before buying elsewhere We win not be ohtdone by
any other house in Ashsula county either In price
You VIII hnd at our house all kinds Of
Groceries, Wet or Dry. Flour Of oil Crodes
aud Prices, oil kinds of Fish, Pork, Cheese,
and in fact, every thing usually found In
Family Grocery and Provision Store.
hTou viii call aud ua, bound to do you good.
n c. TohBES. II. wETHERwAx
November ls, 1ees. 79f
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-03

20 600 The Craig Microscops. sanks
s.tAc poosans Fancy ssss. 60 y.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-03

snk..-A good saortn.ns on hand at all times
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-03

A @. TOMBES has this day taken
merly With wxLrs fArLxyEs The busiasss NH 81 sos
dssed und., ne name q TONNES wErukRuAx. q iss
p P9rtieulaTs next week.. ~. a 49,. t-.s-r
Ashtabdfa, November 2, 1888. "a
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-22
u. s. Collectors
sAcOktce.

HHCBLiC Notice is hereby given that. the
annual collection i,t under tho Excise
Law OF the C4l.ed States, has been recei, ed
by the Deputy Collector in aud for the
CO%nty OF Howard and State 81 Iowa, and
thr undersigned, Collector in and for the
3rd District Of Iowa, hereby gives Notice
that the a..ount Of Duties assessed are now
Que and payable and that he will be at
Nj. NJ, Moons New Ocegon. from AMI after
the 3rd day of August 1864, toreeeive the
same; and those failing 10 pay the same
within ten la's after the timo aforesaid,
Will be charged ten per ccat upon the
amount assessed, as required by law, against
them a. penalty; and If the same rcmam
UNPAID alter the demand, the length OF time
prescribed by law. they will be collect, d
BY d,straiut s0d sale against the goods and
chAtteis Ne , oftAoSc who may BE delin-
qucnt.
The lneomo Tax f,c 1883 is now due.
AMI unless pQil On 81 before the 81 day of
August 1854, ave per cen. VIII be added
with cost OF collecting b. distraint, rs re-
Qui'ed by Section SO, OF the Excise Law Of
the unitel States.
LEVI FULLER, Collector 5 DIST Iowa
b. JAS. M @HULS Deraty CoIector
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-22
OUR pLATECEA.
A PEACE PARTY.

The Democratic party the friend and
advocate Of peace Asi i. would net make
war for tho destruction eff State institutions.
% it would ne, pro}eng lis existence to &C
eonplish such an end. It will III with salts
faction the close cf the wa, and l. restoration
Of the Union upon the basis Of the Co">tltu :
esn standing pledged by its antecedents ana
hAtory to use all the means of honorable nc
eesiatiou and compromise to that end. 1t Will
no. consent to separation Of the States
standing upon this platform i: is prepared
TO resist all assaults upon It's integrity, acvo-
eating peace and 9 restored aaa EnbroIea
3nien Of States.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-22
fl 9 &c
TO
z1eySnQNPaefs.

Al persons indebted to the
firm of Mitchell & Owen, or
Mitchell & Gage are hereby no
tilted that unless immediate pay
ment is made upon all such debts
they will be left with 3. Chaplin
Esq, for immediate and forcible
collection. The notes and demands
of Brown & Mitchell are already
left there for collection, and all
others will follow in their wake
unless immediate payment is
made. All those who desire to
save costs and trouble will heed
this call without delay. Money
we must and will have upon our
debts, opeacibly five can; torcibly
if we must Men who can al d
wont pay when greenbacks are
worth only 35 cents on the dol
lar should be made to pay, those
who cant pay should be punished
FIR contracting debts beyond their
means.
Having waited for our dues fqn
months without any prospect for
the better, we are determined to
make virtue of our wants and
push our claims to collection let
the consequences be what they
may. Those needing this call
will save costs and receive the
grateful thanks Of the unlersign-
ed; those who neglect our calls
for assistance will remember the
lenicncy we have already shown
them and the fair promises they
made to procure a little credit, in
time of their need.
All will be served alike. IF we
have friends it is upon them we
call; if they are not friends they
have no right to the further use.
of our money, and must return
it by prompt payment.
The books and demands may
be found with the undersigned
or with B. Chaplin.
Very truly yours,
III. y. MITCELLf J
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-22
NOTICES OF suERIyE,s SALE OF REAL ESTATE.


STATE of Iowa, Howard County, S S.
~ By virtue Of a special execution issued
out of the Office IF the Clerk Of the Histrict
Court o. said county at til. suit Of john NJ.
Green Plaintiff agnnst Josiah t. Mitchell
aud Others, Defendants Dated June
p. 1864. to me directed com .
manding me that ofthe premises hereinafter
Described, cause to be made the sum OF
four hundred and ninety one and 6-l00 dol
lars damages and interest thereon at the
rate Of seven per cen PEI anncal from the
sixteenth day Of April \ y 1854, until paid
and cost taxed ut one dollar,
shat! Offer fer sale a. public auction to
the highest hid 'er fer cash in hand at the
front door Of the Court House in Vernon
Springs Township Howard County Iowa on
the 4th CAV &C August D. 1864 at the hour
Of two o'clock P NJ Of laid day the fol'owin 2
described rrimisc> to Wi Commencing az
Il roint in the center Of the street immcdi-
atsiy opposite the snutll- east corner Of Block
No. six 81 IN the village Of New Oregon,
running thence South along the center Of
tAe public road leading from, New Oregon
to the east county line to point where said
road strikes the south line Of the vast halt
tl-2l the North west or. GA Of section
north Of range No. eleven IN west, thence
west on said line to he quarter post on the
west line Of said section No. twot2l, thence
north on SAID section line to the village p!a;
Of New Oregon thence east ca The line O:
said village to tae place Of beginning: FIX
ceptjng and re>Nry;ng thcrefgom that portion
heretofore sold by Geo. ". scbofeld to
Charles Prann and Robert NcCulloch. also
evcprtine lots ore two md thrsa II . & 2
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-22
ORIGINAL NOTICE,
State Of Iowa &C
Howard Comfy, ~

btalc Vi iONN
Howard Comfy, 80
To Darwin Knight Deh
SIR: You are hereby notified that there
is now on fein the office OF the Clerk of
the District Court Of Howard County Iowa,
petition Of Andrew Sheez claiming Of
you as justly due him the sum of $50 s,
10000 dollars and ten per cent interest
thereon, as due h IN Oh q balance of debt
once secured by yon to him by mortga &c
dated July 9th 1853 and that an attach
ment has been sued out Of said court to Sc
cure the same and that unless you appear
thereto and defend on or be fore Don Of
the end day Of the next term Of the Dis
trict Court to be begun and held in Howard
County Iowa. on the 9Th Monday after the
3rd Monday of September 1851 your default
will be entered and Judgment rendered
thereon as prayed for in the said petition.
l.. BULLS Atty. for Plh.
Internal Rev. Stump so cents, cancelled
Dated July 10, 1864. u35y5
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-22

Tho ONLY reliable self Adjusting Wringer.
he frame beng Of Iron, thoroughly gal
van .ed. oil dan ger from rust is renorea, and
the liability to shrink swell, split, &c. so
unavoidable in woeSen machines, is proven
ted!
No thuml scrc,ss or complicated faaenings
to wear out or get out of order; it can 10
fastened to the tub in single second.
WARRANTED WITH OR WITHOUT COG WHEELS.
1t took the FiRrT PREMIUM ut Fifty
Seven State and County Fairs in 1869, and is
w,thout an exception, the best Wringer ever
! made.
Instead of believing the statements Of par.
ties Interested in the sale Of other Wringers
TRY IT. AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.
Test it thoroughly with any and all others,
and if not entirely satisfactory, return it.
1t will wiring anything from thread to
bed quilt withou. alteration.
Patented in the Uniied States. England,
Canada, and Australia.
Agents wanted in every tswn.
Energetic men can make frcn 8 to 10
dollars per day.
Putnam manufacturing Co:
GENTLEMEN; Iknow from practical Ell
pericnee that iren ueU gslvan1sed nth Sint
,riH no.. o1idise or rust one particle can
safely say, after several years experience in
the manufacture of chain for chain-pumps
and water-arawers, in which l have tested
the affinity of iron aud zins that ifthe pro-
cess be conducted properly, it is a perfect
weld Of Tic two.
Nearly one year ago my family commen-
ced using one Of yeur Wringers 1t now
performs all Of its functions as well as it did
the first time it was used, and has become
an Indispensable article with US, / haya
closely observed several other kinds OF :
clothcs-wringer., the modus operandi being
different, trying to produce the same results
as the putnam Wringer, but in my iudg-
ment they have failed. THE p,.tnsna Firing
er is as near perfect as possible, and I can
cheeyully recommend 1t to be the best in use
Respectfully yours,
JNO w. WHEELER. ,.
Cleveland Ohio. -
Many years' experience in the galyan--
ling business enable me to indorso tho above
sta .cmcnt in all particulo,... IL
JNO. G. LEFFERTs,
!. No. 100 Bedkmann St.
New York, January, 1854.
No. !, $3.50; No. i, $3.50. y
Manufactured and sold, wholesale auds
retail by 4
TIE PUTNAM MANUFACTURING CO..
No. IS Plat ST. N. Y, and Cleveland Ohio.
n32v5 S. e. NORTHRDP, Agent.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-22
ElTICE or SHERIFF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
State Of Iowa Hovard Cou,,tv s. s.

State Of lowa Hoacard County s. s.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue
OF a special execution issued out Of the
Office of the Clerk Of the District Court o.
Howard County Iowa ct the suit of Isaac
Dyer plaintiff against A. H. Harris, Sa, al
Niles, Louise Strother, Stephen Niles, Jane
Niles. Nathaniel B. Niles, Emma Niles
John c. Bronson: Peter Smith, Samuc, Old
ham, G. W. Fall. Rachel Hunte r, s Il. No
bic, Orrin Walker, T. c. DeMoss. Lanib,r;
II. Jackson, Samuel Smith. Cochran Weaver
S. 0. Daggett, Daniel. Haven, Chrigtophcr
Potter o. A. Adams, VIM Clouse, lake
Wells, r. l.. Taylor. G. Il. Parsons. Mile,
& Bass, IngersoI & Field JOHN G ackneyer
| Henry Mcdonald, |. W, Hall, Gideon p0pe
| Je~ctt, Gates 81 Johnson, George Richar5s :.
| Norman Freeman and Waasworth s. Wells
| GeCe NJ, ants to ne directed commanding me
that Of the 2rcmisec hereinafter described /
cause to be n,au,o the suni Of four thousand
eight hundred and eighty two dollars aad
sixteen cents damage and in. oIests thereon at
the rate DISK per cent per annum rom the -
day Of June A. d. 1863 until paid anG, TWEEN
tyand 65 100 dollars costs of .ut and accr,,.
ing costs to satisfy q Judgment which said
plaintiff recover ed aga MT said defe ndant al
the juno term A D. 1854 Of said District
Court. | shall offer for sale at public auction
to.the hisheat b oder for cash at the front
door the Court House in Vernon Springs
township and County aforesaid on the 22nd
day of August A. D. 1864 at tho hour of
two o'clock p. Nj, Of aid day the fol-
lowing described premises to wit: East
half [l-2 Of the South East quarter ll.4) of
section No thirty three 1881 and the West
half u-2l of the south west quarter Il-4l Of
section No thirty four Isi) in township No
1891 north range No eleven III ofthe 5th P.
NJ. when and where due attendance will bs
ejyea by the undersigned.
P r SEARLES Sheriff Of said CO.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-22
,lrl,e % sI.1-Fc zAts o. RaA1. EST ArE-

No7I11 OF SHERIFF 5ALs o. REAL EST ATE.
STATE OF Iowa Howard County, s 5.
~ b virtue ofs special execution issued
ont OF the Office of the Clerk 0. the Distrist
Court Of Howard County Iowa at the suit 0!
Noses Miller plaintiff against loln Walker
fanny Walker o D walker, Str0ther anal
kirIpar!ek, q. w. EIakcly. 0. y. Gpf
Frank ilhhets, s Fila Jibhetts. defendants
TO me direaled commanding me that Of che
premises hereinafter described caaxc to be
made tic sum Of one hundred aud forty
eight 1900 dollars damages and in crest
thereon 1T The rate Of tan per cent per an.
nunl from the 2ist day Ct June a D. 1854
until paid. aud costs taxed at SIX dollars to
satisfy u Judgment which said plaintiff e co.,
cred acaii ST said defendants IL the June
term =. D. 1854 of said District Cournt.
Sla'l ottar for sale st public auction to the
highest bidder for cash in hand at the front
door Of the Court House in Vernos Springs
Township ar.. county aforesaid on the IOih
day OF August \. D. 1864. at the hour OF
o'.c o'clock P. n ofsail day the following
described premises TO wi: The south half
Of OF No. two. ~ in b oc,. No. forty. al
IN the village Of |crnoa Springs ;;:c,' ard
Couuty iowa where dae att2naanea will be
given By the Undersigned n3i.4
7. I. SEAaLS, Sheriff Of said Go.