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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-29

SMITH & GILKEY, do not generally expect 10
be far behind their neighbors in catering for
the public, as the quantity Of new and desirable
goods. direct from the eastern marts OF trade
will abuuduntly attest. Their new advertise
ment this week, announces the arrival of their
spring took, aud gives general resume Of the
many desirable things they are displaying for
The public entertainment, but there is nothing
like personal examination. after oil, we would,
therefore, commend the advantages they are Of
fering to the attention of the reader.
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OuGu What a sight was that that greeted
us on Sunday morning last as we left the en-
brace ef Morpheus, and cast glance from the
easement Of our sleeping dormito'yl A chill
ran over US that brought the cutice into the
similitude OF horseradish Crater. aud all our
sympathies went out after the lauguishug
blossoms, the mute warblers, hushed in their
song and glcessmeness the sbuddeiing herb.
age, and the amszement Of all nature, as she
found herself draped in the cerements Of winter.
The fruit harvest, that seemed By this vista
tion 10 have been wiped out, it is believed,
passed the ordeal and our comforts still remain
to US 10 fullpess Of promise, but should not
the lesson be pondered The currents Of life.
aud the blas,iug vapor, who can foreses or who
control yi E4-
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MARIE

In West Springfield, on the goth inst, at the
residence of the brides father, l.. /. Baldwin,
ESQ.,, by Rev. s. Hurd, Mr.. MoRToS H. GouLD,
to Miss GEORGIA Baldwin, all of Springfield.
In Conneaut on the 22d inst, by Rev. ].
Robinson. Mr.. EDWARD HoARE, to Miss CELIA L.
BRMus, both of Conneaut
In West Springfield, on the I4th inst, by
Rev. j. Davis, Mr.. L. A. REED, of Murray, N.
Y, to Miss Rachel NJ. HokRs, Of Monroe Center,
o.
In Geneva, o., on the, 18th day of April 1866,
by Rev A. O. Tibbitts, Miss MARTHA p. TURNER,
of Geneva, to Mr.. WILLIAM K. PRocToR of same
place. nw00 gG{uoy b'yt5
On the 26th of April, at the residence of DR..
]. ]. Edison, Geneva, Ohio, by Rev. A. D. Bar
Der, Major II. p. WoLcorr y. s. A. and Miss
HATTIE NJ. CASTLE, of the above named place.
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Tribute to the Departed.

New York has amply paid her last trib
ute Of respect TO the remains OF Abraham
Lincoln. They were escorted to the FL
son River Railroad Depot by funeral pr. :
cession never rqualled in this country, and
perhaps in the world. Heading the line
were two divisions OF State militia, iuclud.
ing infantry. cavalry. artillery, besides u
battalion Of marines. Immediately follow
ing was the 7th Regiment, which has done
guard du'y since the arrival of the funeral
coTtege in that city.
The most remarkable feature OF The fu.
neral procession was the immense number
Of masons, who were next in line, each
man wearing on his coat sprg Of ever.
green Perhaps 10000 OF the order were
IN the procession. The Irish societies fol
lowed iu great numbers. The processiou
closed with large delegations from soois,ie,
from Brooklyn, and finally several thousand
negroes. IL was three hours passing Civ.
en point.
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The PIoNEER7 WELL, d. Psinesville. il
now down little over 400 feet. Ou
Thursday last sand rock was struck
which proved to be fifteen feet thick. On
Saturday black (said by good judges to
be oily substance was raised by the sand
pump, which has continued ever since. Oil
creek men have v sited the well, and all OF
them speak in the most q hittering terms Of
the prospect of 6nding oil in large qnanti.
ties The indications thus fur in this ell
are precisely The same as wells on Oil
Creek. and shareholders are looking
cheerful over their future prospects.
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The work upon tbs jamestown Branch i, now
being pushed ahead. The foundation for the
bridge over Hubbard Run, or Galf is 10 readi-
ness for the stone on the south.westery side,
aud the cutting Of the stone, now already upon
the ground, has been commenced. The cutting
OF the bank upon this side is proceeding. but
the beaviness Of the rk,-some As feet, and
through blue clny,-necessaril renders tie
Roadway somewhat moderate. The grading is
going on from this side Of the hill, aud the
track from the plank road, just beyond Towers
shop, through the Jones property, is nearly up
to grade. The crossing OF the North Ridge
road on the line Of the A. & N. L. road re-
quires a cutting of some 10 feet, aDd the earth
has been removed to nearly the width OF the
road and the banks graded out for some loo
feet or more each way. Centre street, at the
crossing, near the contemplated depot OF the
a. 4 N. L. road is not far, we understand, from
grade. little above II anything. The cutting
through the ridge. has furnished the filling
through the low lands between that and the
Lake Shore depot. Tho heaviest work on the
line, we believe is at this end.
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DIR. LIGHTHrLL'-Attention OF our reader,
is called to the advert isemeut of Dr. Ligbtbil
in another column. The Doctor proposes to
visit Ashtabula for one week, commencing
May Sth and ending Saturday. May l3tb
where be can be found at Fisk House. We
have noticed his communications on the sub
ject of Catarrnh and Deafness, published 10
the New York and Cleveland papers, and
should judge him to be physician oil expe.
rience and scientific attanments. 1t will be
seen from the series ,f his articles, which we
publish in supplement this week, that be
makes the disease of Deafness speciality, and
| we doubt rot that these articles must prove
| interesting to many of our readers who or,
afflicted with the complaints they treat on.
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Arcana Watch.

AN Elegant Novelty in Watches-
AThe of this ws>ch, entirely invention
composed ,ix different metals combined, rolled together
and panished producing exact imitation OF is carat gold
called Arcaua hch will always keep its color They
beautiful and durable solid gold, and afforded at
eighth the cost The beautifully designed with Pam
ell shield for name with Patent Push Pin and engraved
hhe exact style Of the celebrated Gold Hunting Levers and
ar really handsome and desirable and exact imitation
ogod to defy detection The movement Is manuicur
ed by the well known ST. Jimer Watch Company OF Europe
and srperby finished having engraved pallets, fancy
bridges adjusting regulator with gold balanced and
improved ruby jeweed action with line dial and skele-
tor hands and Is warranted good time keeper These
watches ofhree different sizes the smallest being for la
mail Express for $25 single sent In elegant
Morocco Case for s25 will readily sell for three tmes their
cost We the sole agents for this watch In the Unted
States and genuine which do not bear Trade
Mark. Address BEVAUGH q Co., Inportera.
3m79o Is Maiden Lane, New York.
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Hisharfs Pine Tree Tar COrdiat.
The Great Remedy for Consumption.


READING, Pa, April 10, 1854
Dr.. wissARr-Desr S1.-One year ago the Examining
Surgeon Of this district told had consupon of the
Lungs and could not be cured and Judging from all
my symptoms At that myself supposed this to be true
for than troubled with hacking cough
which gradually grew bad that could not have
at Of coughing without splitting blood In large quantities
For months could not work at anything and obliged
to keen my bed of the time While iu this condition
Mr. Rawbothams store In this city, and he seeing
how low was recommended TO your Pine Tree Tar
CorfsL He said he had sold great deal Of it, and that
II had cured many Others he believed would do some
good bought bottle ard commenced using It, In avery
time that getting better fast and af-
taking several bottles entirely restored to health
that could work every day at business, which is very
heavy work. In iron foundry. When commenced to
your Pine Tree Tar Cordial weight only one hundred
and thiryfvs pounds since the OF 1t have weighed on
average hundred and hftyhve. shall be glad to
have you publish this as believe should not have been
living this time II had not used great medicine, and
| wish all who suffer to receive its bepeft
Very truly yours,
Capt. SANrEL HARYFR,
No. s34 8. Eighth street, Reading, Pa.
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'ssIw4 D.k. MARsAHLL's
Headache and Catarrh Snuff.

This snrn has thoroughly proved itself to be the hest
Z, dele known for caring the Catarrh, Cold fn
ess.t rsmsdy 10 m4py cases q sere Eyes, Dssfness
has been removed BY IT, and Hearing has often bssn
sissetoa.; strengthens tbs Glands and give. healthy
&c bs ply and Is ussd with great and ts
6cHoa esefyvhere. - ...-a =. -.
rnd IA thS someBt Il stands higher than BE-
st. sai " n. 4. EzkeEs AsusaA'is aad sy Al Drss
.siss,v - ~
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s,we I'D. no, bslievs 10 eurs-sll' until We tried
Ass,,. trf,,,tatde pills, and now we think the
vhole eeoret lies in the fact the purgatiyes
.rs The natural remedy for disease and DR..
Avsrs has made the best Of pureatives. They
cure ali our complaints Logan o. Press
Browx's BRoSonIAL TaooHEs. ~ our Troch.
es are too we'll aud favorsbly know TO need
commendstion.
Hon CnAs. A. PnrLrs, Pres. Mass. Senate.
NV communication with the world has been
very much enlarged by the LozeDgss which
now carry always 10 my pocket; that trouble
10 nv Throat flor which the Troches are a
,peciiic, boyirg made me often mere whisper
er sAa, IN. P. WILLIS
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NRw GooDs The HAsKRLLs request ps to
say that new stock Of goods just purchased
10 New York, embracing Dry Goods as well as
Groceries, are on their way here, and by anoth,
er week will probably be ready to show to
their customers. or course, the present de-
pressed state Of the market, for most kinds oi
goods, makes the pressnt favorable time for
replenishiDg, and filling up.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-29

TEE RIoHr RKv. BsuoP Mc7LvArS, preached
at St. Peters Church, in this place on Thurs
day morning last, and administered the right oil
confirmation to ls candidates. We under
stand that the sermon was one Of the usual
power aod comprebensiveness Of The venerable
prelate, and was listened to by apumerous au-
dience. The afternoon was devoted to visit
to the Church at Plymouth, after which the
Bishop left for Cleveland, TO be present at the
funeral exercises Of the deceased President.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-29

PRESERVATION OF GRAPEs.-Collector Fss
sett has been more successful in keeping this
delicious fruit, than any one yet heard of. He
left at our Office on Tuesday last. cluster oi
Isabeas. 10 excellent condition, and in favor
free from foreign admixturea They were sim.
ply packed in layers upon straw, and laid away
in place Of low. even temperature. With
such facts before US, the conclusion seems to bs
pretty we'll settled, that grapes may be kept as
long, and with very little more trouble. as ap
nles
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Haskell e. Son,
@ "a

Would Inform he People Of Ohio and
Wsa~n Pssnsyivamia, Of a Fsw Faets
Its Fact No. I.
rs that Gen. Burnside will take Rich
IL rnond In less than two weeks, and that
Abraham the Illinois Railsplitter,
4. bound 10 win sooner or hter. And he--Abrahsm-ad
sises u, 70 still 90 on and furnish the people with
Food and Raiment
our extremely and unsecountaby Low PRICES and say,
Fact No. III,
That there :. not IN enshted Athtabua NOR. comrsts
or better Selected Stock OF
Groceries,
than ours. bought before the late advance and VIII be sold
accordingly They will give an AWFUL PILE Of Goods for
Fact No. III,
That they also have PHI. Of
Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps,
and BY the advice Of Mrr Abraham and the little Ai,
i've ersrnmed our store with
Dry Goods,
at prices to beat the World So you you can an svo
thing from pin to hoyshcad Of Sugar. And In
Fact No: ~,
You will find they take all kinds Of PRODUCE or any thing
the Fari.er or Mechanic has TO sell for their goods
Fact No. V,
We sell orr goods for PAY and keep Books 30 com.
prepared, ont mention Trust. as 1t has become out
entirely wit o. You will see In
Fact No. VI,
That they Psying CASH for Flour and all Ksg Hoops
Lumber, SC
Fact No. VII.
You will eat least 10 per cent by buying Of us.
Fact No. VIII.
That Old Mechanics Row Ia TO give place to
cmmodous and imposing structure. for the accommodation
Of our increasing business.
Call and see us, one door South OF the Post Omce:
Ashtabula. Nov. 2S. 1852. HASKELL son.
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THr ERIr DrmArcH, one day las. week, put
on the dimension Of full asdged city daily
In spirit and enterprise Il has been the peer Of
the best Of them, s,d now, having assumed the
proportions, u Is entitled to a place in the drst
rank. LYNN is brick, and his Di,pdtrh ne
cessity. I- ~ w
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DrsoouRAeKp AND LErr.-Messrs MILLER Il
BKnDoK, marble cutters, not 6uding the encour-
agement they expected in this place, repacked
their materials back to Cleveland. This is
much to be regretted as they were mastefs Of
their business, and good citizens. They will be
found at 1856 Pearl St., Cleveland, west side.
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RESIGNATION. oN.-Tbe Rev. J. NJ. GILLkrr
rendered his resignation OF the pastorate Of the
Presbyterian church 10 this village. and asked
the church to join him iu request to dissolve
the relation between them, on Sundey morning
Last
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BkcKwrrH, ST. JcHS & Co., have been replen-
ishing their stock from the eastern markets,
with cohce. fresh goods, purchased at present
reduced prices. Among them is choice arti-
Gle Ct green tea. which the connoisseurs OF the
editorial household pronounce Of superior quail
ifv
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ItnnH .u11 DR.. TOBIAS .a-
VENETIAN LIN IMENT
A 0CArtain Gure for Pains and A ches and

IA warranted superior to any other, Group It positively
i Hohsrs rsmembsr this and yourselves with bottle
Without delay Group Is disease which gives potiee;
frequently attacking .he child in the hour night
bsforv A physician be summonedit may ate Re.
sember the Venetian Liniment fsils Price rs
10 oeAls bottle Sold BY all Druggists Once, "a Cort-
AAdt street. New Yoyk. 7r.-a lr rrr~. I'D
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Qua YoUSo Folks for May Is promptly 90
hand, .and like iis preceding Numbers full Of
judiciously selected, instructive and entertain
ing matter for its young readers. J. H. AN.
MON, Cleveland. Is the agent, with whom all
business matters in this vicinity should be trans
acted,
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New Millinery.

AS Spring opens with its floral charms
ladies wish to initiate fair productions Of nature In their
dress Those whs want the beautiful and valuable in art
will pleased to learn that such be had at the millinery
store OF hrs Phillips Brother who have Just received
freh supply Of spring and goods with the latest
STYLES and with assistance OF experienced hands
desvor TO please all who favor with the patroDage.
f Particular attention paid to all kinds u straw work.
1913 MRS PHILLIPS BRO.
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On Friday evening, the l4th, as fireworks
were being set of in Geneva, a ball from a
Roman Candle fell among the rockets, explo.
ding them in every direction, one striking Mrs.
Westcott in the face. knocked out several
teeth. aud bruising her mouth shoekingly -
No one else was injured
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The prcpellers Equinox. Orones and
Missouri, got through the ice at Buffalo on
the night Of The 25th, two bound for Tole.
do aud one for Detroit
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rai,or az frsrerr.nh- Dear Sir .

with your permission wish to say the readers Of your
paper that will send, by return mail 10 all who wish IT,
sreel aRsc with directions for making and using
simple Vegetable Balm, that will eecuay iemoye in ten
days Pmpes Bloehes Tan, Freckes. and ali impurities
tbe Skin leaving the soft clear smooth and beautiful
will also mall free those having Bald Heads Bare
Faces simple directions and information that will enable
them to start full growth Of Luxurant Hair, Whskes
Aoustache In less than 80 days -S~ ~e
AL applications BY return mail without charge
1881 = Respectfully yours, q -
go .EhWs7H7' 2 THoS. y. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
ts ,a.a1q2s ssflsr stT s3l Broadway, N. Y.
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It RAPIDLY cures variety complaints which
ed by iupurty Of the blood such Scrou,a, Kings
Evil Tumors Ulcers, Sores Erupsions Pimpies Botch-
es Boils, ST. Anthouys Fire, Rose Erysipelas Tet-
ter or Salt Rheum Scald Head Ring worm Cancer Can
Sore Eyes, Female Diseases such Reten
ton, Irreguarty Suppression Whites seriity also syph
lis ycnerisI Diseases, Liver Complaints and Heart Dis
Try AYERS and see for yourself ths
surprising activity with which ceanses the blood and
| these disorders
During years the public have been medb} large bo
ties pretending give quart OF Extract Of Sarsapaa for
dollar Most of these have been frauds the SICK
they only contain ltle sasaparila but Of
ten curative properties whatever Hence, bitter dsap
pontnent has followed the Of the various extracts Of
Sarapara which food the market until the has be-
synonymous with imposition and cheat Still we call
this compound Sarsaparila" and intend to supply such
remedy shall the from the load Of oboquy
which rests upon it. We think have ground for believing
II has virtues which irresistible by the ordinary Of
the diseases 1t is intended to We eny the
sick that offer them the best aeraye which know
how produce. and have to believe Is by far
the most eeetua purifier of the blood yet discovered
body
AYERS cHKRKy PRcroRAL is universally known 10
pass every other remedy for the OF Coughs Colds In
Huenza, Hoarseness Group, Bronch Incipent Consump
on and for the relief Of Consumpe Patients In advanced
stages Of the disease that useless to recount the evidences
of Its virtues. The world knows them.
Prepared by Dr. J. G. AVER Co, Lowell Mass and sold
by GEo WILLARD and A. HENDRy, Druggists AshiAbrla,
and-d dealers everywhere. 1877.
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HisAart's Pine Tree Cordial
Ia aew recommended and prescribed In the pras,ice
large number Of the most Intelligent and able ph yscans
TIE Tar Cordial, rAen taken pjA
Dr. WisAayf's Dypepsia Pills,
Is an Unfaiiing Care for Dyspspsi3.

Mr. wisHARr :-I wish to add my testimony 10 the hun.
dreds you receive to the healing properties Pine Tree
Cordial For fifteen years sufferer ten years Of that time
have slept only In my chair not being able to lie down for
fear Of suoeaon have employed of the best ply
sans in philadelphia who all pronounced case ncura
BILE. taken TO the College, where the Faculty having
what they could my disease incuabe
Of Asthma and Dyspepsia its last STAGE and that
my iuns sre Parsy s2ne t ne ho ~ Spua & e'cu T
dial Perseyeringly used bottles, and box and
bali Of Dyspepsia Pills when felt that my disease had
and strength Continued improve asd for the past three
months have been able to sleep my bed as sound as
pounds In my weight am able to work and provide for
my family. seId this true and faithful statement for
the benefit dering. Friend call and me,
Oxford Church Pc ONCE Twenty third ward Philadelphia
Isaac HELLRRMAS,
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Brewery.

EDWIN r. WILLIAMS l. ALBERT
~ A. STRONG, under the name and irm Of Strong b
Co. have fitted Brewery upon the approved plan.
Ashtabua and having employed experienced Brewer,
re makinga
Superior article of Beer and Ale,
which cannot be surpassed in any city They
niShng the the gsod people Of AshabulA and ven
M In barrel half, quarter and eighth bbl PACKAGES ~
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BRIDAL CHAMBER, an Essay OF Warning aud Instruc-
en for Young iien-pubisted by the toward Associa-
DR.. sKILLlN HoUGHTON. Howard As.ocation, Phila-
dephiz, Pa y7S9
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: SPECIAL NO1ICES,

Whtskcrs !! i-Thos0 wishing a fine set Of wbisker,
q nice noastache, beautiful head Of glossy hair vii
please read the card Of TH0S f. CHAPMAN another mar
OF this paper. 3m792
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Whtshcrst Whiskers!-Do you want wbiskers
Mousachess Our GfecAn Compound will force them to
on the smoohest face chin. bald Heads Six
Weeks Price sio0 Sent by mail any WHERE closely seal
ed, receipt Of price, Address,
WARNER Co. Box l3s, BROOKLYN. ny. f9oIx
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Coughs Of Long Standing Csnd.
". re.iv.d h..foll.wins. from Utica, \. ":

We Nceived the folIsWing from UueA, n 1T
Dr. WtsuARr-I)ear Sir -t take pleasure In informing
You through source that your Pine Tree Tar Cordial
which recommended Tor my daughter BY Mr. j. A. Hall,
this city, has cured her OF cough of than five
standing had thought her beyond and had
employed the best medical aid without any benefit
eheeruly recommend 1t to the public safe and
remedy for those similarly afflicted know of many other
besdes that Of daughter that it has cured of long
standing coughs
Yours, respectfully,
JoHx V. PARKER, Dagurresn Artist,
Ne. I26 Genesee street. Utica, N. Y.
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'"i A Delightful Cordial a. Valuable Tonic
sHEGEMAN& 4 CO.'S CORDIAL ELIXIR Of Calissya Bark,
possessing active and weknown properties OF the Pc
Bark In the most agreeable ioim 1t will be found
valuable Tonic all cases. but particularly preventive To
Fever Ague is pleasant and paiaabe cordial, and
much superior to the common whskey and rum bstters SO
much In use Sold by Druggists HEGEMAN CO.
3n7ss Chemists and Druggists, New York.
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CnIsTApoRO,s HAIR DYE,

ID pronounced both by the wsrd ofseence and the World
Of fashion, the preparation ever nyeDted BY art TO rec
TN the sRort comings Nature Manufactured BY j. Cs-
ta;doro No. Asor House. York Sold by all Druggists
s- Arpled BY all Hair DIessers. -.t.. l.- u