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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-31
MARRIED

In Morgan, on Tuesday, the Goth inst, by
Rev Ladmer, Clinton D. Sperry, to Miss Gertie
st. John. Bridal compliments received.
In Be'ea, on the 22d inst, by Rev. Fl. L. Par
rish, w. A. Ingham, of the firm of Ingham g.
Bragg, Cleveland, and Miss Mary B. James, of
Berea.
In Jefferson on the 2lst inst, by Rev. j. K
Hallock 1t Nelson p. Baker, of Kelloggsville,
to Miss Albna Van Wormer, of Jefferson.
In Jefferson, on the 25th inst, by Rev. E. c.
Farley, Edwin M. Talcott, of Jefferson, to Miss
Hattie A. Pritchard, of Hiram, o.
In Geneva, on the 22d inst, by Dennis Thorp,
Esq, Hiram II. Hill, of Madison, to Miss Mary
E. Clack, of Harpersfed.
At the Parsonage, in Morgan, on the 10th
inst, by Rev. G. r.. Chapman, Harvey Bartrum,
to Miss Lurena Kellogg, both of Trumbull.
In Jefferson on the 22d inst, by Rev. Thomas
Oliver Chas. O. Cole of Trumbull, to Mrs.
Anna Hunter, of Hartsgrove.
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Public Speakers, Military Men and Singers,
and all Suffering from Irritation of the Throat
and Hoarseness will be agreesby surprised at
the almost immediate relief afforded by the use
of "Bropn's Bronchial Troches." Their de-
mulceDts allay Pulmonary irritation, and
after public speaking or singing, when
the throat is wcared and weakened by too
much exercise, their use will give renewed
strength 20 the vocal organs.
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TKUCHbs Aht UsAD WITH AL"Als 0OOD suVUhss'
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS

A superior Remedy.-we can conscientiously
recommend to those suffering from distressing cough
Strcklands Melhuous Congh Bassm gives relief almost
Insaneous and is withal not dsagreeabe the taste
There doubt but the Meuoua Cough Balsam as one
the preparations in and is all that propre-
tor claims for We have tried it during the past week.
mud found relief from most distressing cough is pre-
pared by DR.. Strickland No. East Fourth Street. Cincin-
natl, o, and for sale by Druggists.
For sale in Ashtabua by George Willard and H. A. Hen
dry. S04
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The editor who said that bis mouth never
uttered lie, probably spoke through his nose.
But the women who said that Herrick Aliens
Gold Medal Saleratus is the best 10 the world
aud makes better Bread, Biscuit Cakes or
Puddings out Of the same sack of -four, than
can be made with any other saleratus or soda,
spoke it with her eyes and mouth wide open,
aud does not fear contradiction. Dyspeptic
persons can use 1t with impunity, and be all
the better for so doing. Most all the Grocers
cell il. Depot liz Liberty Street, New York.
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+. AND M. MISUNDERSTANDING MEETING.
The Annual Meeting will be held at Fire
mems Hall, Saturday. April Z. at 2 T. NJ. for
the elee lion Of officers and other business.
There should be general attendance of those
interested in maintaining this institution and
increasing its usefulness, as questions Of i'm
portance must be decided at the meeting.
G. O. cALKiSs.
SecretD ".
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STATE OF NEW YORK,
CotTyTY or NEw YOkK.

WN P. PALMKR, President, and ANDREW J. SMITH Secre
tay Of the MANHATTAN INSURANCE. CoNPASI being several
depose and say that the foregoing IL FULL
and correct statement Of the affairs OF said conpauy
the 3st day Of December 1896 that the said company the
boDa6de Of at least 000 cash cpia invested
In stocks and bonds and that they the above described
sfcers Of said Insurance Compa y.
w. r. PALMER. President
ANDREW J. SMITH, Secretary
Subscribed and before me- this 3st day of january
1866. rsEAL.1 THOS. l.. THORNELL,
lFIvE oRsT sTAMr.] Comr for Ohio, In New York
oFFIcs THE AUDITOR OF STATz,l
COLUMBUS, o, February 0, 1866. :
IT HEREBY CERTIFIED That the foregoing copy
OF the statement of condition Of the INSURANCE.
COMPANY et New York. made 10 and filed In this Office for
the year 1866.
lsEAL Witness, my hand aud seal officially,
lsrAhr JAS GOODMAN, Auditor Of State.
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Two Bad Cases or Piles Cured By DR.. Strick-
ands Pile Remedy Mr.. Glass Of GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin,
writes for the benefit Of all who suffer with the Piles that
troubled for eight years with aggravated
of Piles and his brother discharged from the army in
eurabls he being quite paralyzed with the Pes Both
these distressing cured with bottle OF Dr.
Btricklands Pile Remedy The recommendation cf these
gentlemen beside the daily testimonials received by Dr.
Strickland ought convince those suffering that the
aggravated chronic Of Piles cured by DR. Stkand
Pile Remedy. II is sold By Druggists everywhere
dry. 604
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BRANpRErHs yEeETABIE Pill.

nable for eOstvenes pssins of appetite sick
headache gdduess of boang after meals dlxinsss
drowness and cramPns palms, and all disorders Of the
stomach aud bo wells
Original Letter at 2s4 Canal Street, New York.
j. JIG, COOK publisher Of the STATE BaHpsr, Ben
nington, VT. he attacked with Dyspepsia
suffered severely from IT, that not particle OF could
be taken without oeeasonng the most uncomfortable
ton 10 his stomach FoE Eve years he suffered from the
dreadful complaint when he used BRANDRETHS PILLS.
The st box did not benefit him much but the
ond produced change the time he had taken six
COMPLETE CURE effected He says any dyspep-
vss gone; and my sxPeeaten sfan early death vanshed
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AN OLD Folks CoNcERr, comes of at Union
vile, Oh the evening Of the 10th prox. Be-
sides the old time music and costumes, relics
aud tea.psrty. the entertainment is to embrace
the additional attraction of recitals of the ex.
periences, aud early history of the settlemeu,
of the township and vicinity. Some Of the best
musical talent of the neighborhood has been
enlisted, and gay and festive time may be
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The Feuians held large NEE ting in Hart.
ford Coon, Speeches were made by Gen.
Sweeney and others. Allyn Stillman, Mayor
of Hartford, presided Upwards of $500
were raised for the cause, aud the format ion
Of local military organization was CON-
menced.
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FINIcAHs,'' IN AsHTABuLA.-Bills may be
seen posted about our streets, calling meeting
fer the organization of Circle in this town,
signed by Acting Centre Sherman. The inten-
tion seems to he to make the Fenian organiza.
tiou reach every town, village and hamlet,
where there is son of the Green Isle, or a
pulse 10 nison with the Irish cause. Such per-
sistant effort is poorly calculated to quiet the
nerves Of our venerable friend. Mr.. Bull, who
will DO doubt call to mind the popular figure OF
Chckeus coming home to roost.
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We WELCOME BACK. TO his old stamping
ground, our former fellow citizen, THEoD. HALL
who has opened law Office. for the present
over the clothing store Of Pierce & Hall, where
be will be found at al! times honest. faithful
and capable in guarding the interests of those
who may eDtrust their business In bis hands.
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CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. On account Of the
unfavorabe weather, W armugt tons new hall will
not be 10 readiness for the party on The 9Th
prox., and the managers have secured Smiths
Hall for that occasion.
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THE DEMAND FOR DWELLINGS becomes the
more urgent as the season for removing ap-
thus settling the question ofa shelter for them
selves and families, while those who are unable
or unwilling to purchase, are balancing among
the possib iities of finding accomodations Of
boarding, and Of sending their families out Of
town. Places of business are also in good de-
mand, aud the demand is eviuced by the liberal
ity of the offers for business accommodations
Landlord Warrington Informs US that the rates
at which the stores in his new house were
leased last year, then thought to be at the top
notch, could now be advanced rs per cent.
such is the eagelness to secure places of this
description.
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HOPKINS, Teacher In Vocal and InstrumeptA Music
Piano. Violin, Guitar and Harmony
TuIrIog-$io termpne advance Pupils will be
accommodated with Of HaRo-on reasonabe terms AZ
his residence. term consists of 20 lessons.
Piano tuning attended to. so2
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DIE
Notices Of DEATHS, fi'eei Obituaries, half rates.

NunCeS OF DtutHS, |Ttt5 OOEuITIeS, nag Tut6S.
In this village, on the 2sth inst. Mary, widow
of VIM. Howell late Of Ashtabula, deceased,
aged 5S years.
At Mantorville, Min. on the 10th inst. of
Pneumonia Floyd, aged 8 years. son of Frank
lin and Fannie Bardeen, formerly of Ashtabula.
In Geneva, on the 23d inst Hiram Pancost,
aged 81 years.
While engaged In arranging upon the shaft
the rope for drawing logs into his brothers mill
he was caught in coil of the rope and was
carried by his right leg to the shaft, crushing
the limb, and bringing his body in contact with
the timber with which it was connected, with
such force as to throw off the belt, stopping the
machinery, and leaving the unfortunate man to
extrcste himself by his own weight. Amputa-
tion was found to be necessary, and the opera
ton was performed by Doctors Sherwood and
Burrows Great credit is due to the former for
the,skll, kindness, and unremitted exertion with
which he labored night an day to save his pa
tient. His prase-worthy efforts, and the atten-
ton OF kind friends, WERE however, unavailing
Congestion Of the lungs took place, and the
excruIiating sufferings of the accomplishing
and patient man were relieved by death as al
ready stated, the accident having occurred on
10th. To life of honesty, temperance, and
christian fidelity, he added the death Of the
"Go to thy rest, and while
Thy absence deplOre,
One thought sorrow shall beguils,
For with u celestial smile,
We meet TO part no more."
In Denmark, ON the 18th inst, HELEN E
daughter of Liberty and Pauline Gary, aged p
months.
In New Lyme, on the 10th inst, Ashley So
bieski only son of j. s. and M. A. Peck, aget
10 years.
In jefferson, on the 9TH inst, of typhoid pneu
monia, Chester Lee, aged 81.
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STRANGE, BUT TRUE.

bOI
Every young lady and gentleman In the United States
hear something very much to their advantage
turn mailee OF charge)hy addressing tie undersigned
Those having fears of being humbugged will oblge by
not noticing this card All others will please address
their obedient servant,
THOS. F. CHAPMAN,
s35yl s3l Broadway, New York.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-31

HEAVY STEERS Last week we published an
extract from the Portage County Democrat
giving the weight of pair Of yearliog steers
(2,l25 lbs owned by Mr.. Gooddel-the Dem
ocrdt putting the question, Who can beat it
We also gave the weight of pair belonging
to Mrt Nettleton, Of Ashtsbula, Il ,235 lbs
of the same age-with au admonition from the
editor of the Ashtabula Telegraph to the far
mers of the interior counties. We wish it to
be distinctly understood that Lake is some on
cattle raising, but in Boosting would let her
moderation be known TO all men. Mr. Minor
Hill of Concord, desires US TO state that be has
pair Of yearlings which weighed on the lst of
Junuary, 2240 lbs.
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1t is an insult to the sbrewdness Of Ameri.
cans to ask them to buy the mawkish mockee
ries of Paris perfumes got up here, when tn.
sover'iga erceilence Of Phalon's Night Bloom
ing Cereus' is admitted even in the foreign
cities where the genuine extracts are made
Sold everywhere
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-31

REAL ESTATE CBAYGEs-Mr. A. A. South.
wick has purchased from the Fassett & Hall
village plat, near the depot, 9 village lots for
the consideration Of $575. "-
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TOWNSHIP ELECTIoN-The ouali6e

TOWNSHIP ELECTION.-The Qualified
Electors Of the Township of Ashtabula hereby not
fed to meet at FIREMENs HALL, in the village of
Ashtabuls, MONDAY 2D APRIL, A. d. 1866,
between the hours Of o'clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock, p.
NJ, of said day, and then and there elect BY ballots
Trustees Treasurer, Clerk OF Township Constsbes.
Assessor, and Supervisor for each road district.
By Order Of the Trustees,
2tS47 d. W. HASKELL, Town Clerk.
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Rock Paint.

i HESE Paints are guaranteed TO bo-
superior other paints heretofore msrke
TheS than half the price any other paints
pound paint win DOUBLE the o.
any other paint Hsnes the economy In using these paint
For Outside or Exposed Work
such Barns Bridges Houses sras OUT, Feness Tin.
Covering, Cars, CARRIAGES and all Agricultural
Plsmsns and Wagons, 1t is invAlsable. ssit
Never blisters, cracks or chips OF
Our present eoors comprise Browns Green's Dra Dsy-
ton Stone, Yelsw Lead Color and Reds whish
warranted 10 be betsE sn thres sf Me hsst White
Lead Paint. Any thsm the msst nszper-
fenced a. we'll ~ the most practical workman
Send nr Price List
Orders sy mail promptly assdst msnaAstsrsns prss&-.
a. A. HENDRY, Druggist
AshtAb1la. Ohio
Ps-I have hand also, alArge supply q whiss LsaA
Linseed on and Ali other knds Of Paints s4S H. A. n.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS friend and pat
ron. GEORGE HALL, who stands in the forefront
of the musical instrument trade, in the West, is
now at the East gathering up his usual semi
annual stock. He hopes to make bis assort-
ment the most complete of any in the Western
country, and to make his prices as favorable as
those of the Eastern manufacturers themselves.
He informs US that the Bradbury Piano, enjoys
popularity hardly equaled by any other make
and the demand is SUCH that il is difficult to
meet it. Those who contemplate purchasing,
will no doubt avail themselves of the earliest
opportunity Of seeing Mr.. HALL, on his return.
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The Mason a. Hsmlin Cabinet Organs.
forty different styles adapted to sacred and secular music
for $50 to 5000 each. FIFTKoNE GOLD SILVER
MEDALS, other first premiums awarded them nluStra
ted Catalogues free. Address, MASON HAMLIN. BosroS
or MASON BROTHERS new YoRK. sley.
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L IRST FRUITS OF THE SEASON.
Fine fresh oranges and lemons at W. REDHEAD'S new
store.
Also fne lot Of nuts candies, dates and fgs Give him
cali
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Painesuiile Tsiegraph.

Portage, Lake aud Ashtabula counties are
respectfully informed that TrumbulI county is
entitled to carry the horps' on The big steer
question. We published the fact within a
month past, that Mr.. Seth Brockway, OF Hart.
ford, bad pair Of yearngs which weighed, in
January, twenty seven hundred aud ity.seven
(2757) pounds, aud that Mr.. A. NJ. Jewell, Of
Hubbard, has q pair OF matched yearugs,
which weighed on the 9th OF February, twenty.
seven hundred and ninety six pounds (2796)-
Trumbull county challenges the Stale
Warreu Chronicle
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Que Thousand Wells can be Sunk upon tb,
Property Without late, ference.

Test wells have been sunk the Estate and oil found in
paving quantities in every instance. FIFTY WELLS are
being put down n be followed by others apdy
possible TO the extent necessary 10 fully deuespe the properly
One hundred wells yielding only barrels day each at ak
dollars barrel price much below the average price Reno
would give million eight hundred thousa nd dollars
year of making profit of prob oy hsen per cent
expenses and taxes of every kind arge flowing wells
are found single acre Of the Tertiary mag yield The
capital pii hin tpo years.
The Company the Tswn OF Reno together with
Hundred Lots for business and Dwelling Hoases Thers
an extensive demand for them and the Revenue from
their sale will be very great
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ERRORS OF YOUTH,

Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous De.
bty, Premature Decay and all the effects of youthful
indscetion will, for the sake of suffering humanity,
send free to all who need it, the recipe and directions
making the simple remedy by which he cured. Suf
ferers wishing to profit by the advertisers experience
can do so by addressing
JOHN B. OGDEN,
835yl No. 10 Chambers st, New York.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-31

JUST RECEIvED--A large assortment Of Oval Frames
Gilt and Rosewood Also Picture Glass; Cord Tassts nc
Also stsrescopes and stersoscopic pictures for sale at
Al RFRTS
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OPECIAL NOTICE.-The bo k &C.
counts and notes belonging to the old firm of HASKELL
SONS In the hands ID. w. HASKELL, for settlement
Those interested will please call convenient
and much oblige HASKELL SONS.
February Sd, 1866. Sal
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Post Office Time Table
ARRIVAL L CLOSING OF MAILS.
OsiNc or MnIie

CLOSING OF MAILS
EAsTERs-rhrough for New York City. IL is A. NJ.
EAsrERN-way for all points between Ashtabula, and
Buffalo, a 30 Pm.
WEsTERS-cleveland and beyond. .........6 Pm.
WEsrERN-Way for all points between Ashtabula, and
OIeFelanu,. a. N
SoUTHERS--for Jefferson, .l2 Is p. NJ 9 l5 P. NJ
Ashtabuls to Kelloggsyiild via E. Plymouth &c. on
Friday. ...................7 = A. N. return Z. N.
ARRIVALS.
EAsrERy-New york City,. y,............... 1891 M.
way Nall. 30 oU A u
WEsTERN-From Cleveland. ...........-.. ~ 80
do Way all points between Cleveland, Ashtabuls
20 80 N
OFFTCE,-open from "a to P Non Sunday, II N
to lPM
H.HARRIS, Pm,
Post Ofioe, ,Ashtabula O. March IS 1866.
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Cough Candy-Prof HAMILrON's INDICATED CorGH
CANDY, made from extracts PREPARED In Vscuoa certain and
effective remedy for coughs colds hoaenes throat
Asthma Bronchitis and consumption Its great popularity
Ind immense sales, guaranty of its great Those
who try always icure their colds aud consump
ton aud early grave Price only ~ cents million
sold annually, and sold everywhere,
T. B. sLlNGERLAND, Proprietor.
q. willard, Asene-Asn'aonA 3ms44
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Little L La is about four years old. One
day she committed on act of dsobedence;
and her mother in correcting her; spoke in
no gentle tone of voice; the child threw
her arms round her mothers neck and ex
claimed, Dear mamma, prey forgive mel
Il had known how spunky it would have
made you | would't have done so.''
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A GENERAL assortment OF oil kinds
"A Of FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL. TREES AND
SHRUBS for saleat Tha PAIEEsyILLE NURsERIRS-
S39n3,
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The Stock is Guaranteed.

The Price Of tns Stock has been fixed aSONH HUNDRED
AND FIVE DOLLARS per Share. Five Dolias into the
Treasury Of the Company contribution the Working
Fund as Par Yase Of tAs Stock One Hundred Dol,ays
paid 10 ths TTHSsss 20 De dspOsed hs Teaary Of the
Uitsd States Ipesd G0rermsRf Securities, and
bs eiihdracM BY the StOekhOlder at any time.
Blythe payment OF ten doas persons that desire to await
the resuo the FIRST development the right
of obtaining FULL PAID SHARE OF GUARANTEED
STOCK for One hundred Dollars Additional at any time be-
fore the hrst day OF Apri, 1857.
IL II Is Investment with the Chances Of Large PROFIT
and 10 s.rsya convertible ints CASH al Pas IL might be
called
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Whitney d. Greer's Instrum ent ts-Meodeons
and Cabinet Organs which owing to late improvements
the most beautiful and perfect instruments made for
GREAT BARGAINS. -..-
tP" secondhand Melodeon also for sale.
To be seen at the house of the subscriber
T. ii. HOPKINS, Al gent
$40 Ashtabula, Ohio.
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A Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat,

REQUIRES IMMEDIATE ATTENTION SHOULD CHECKED.
IL ALLOWED TO CONTINUE,
Irritation OF tho Lungs, n Permanent
Throat Affection, or an Incurabie Lung
Disease
Ia OFTEN
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHEs
DIRECT INFLUENCE PARTS, MNEpI-
For Bronchitis, Asthama, Catarrh, COnsum1'tire and
Throat Diseases,
TRocHEs ARg USED WITH ALWAYS GOOD SUCCESS.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will find Troches useful In clearing the voice when taken be-
Singing Speaking and relieving the throat after
unusual exeion of the vocal organs. The Troches
recommended and prescribed by Physicians and have had
estimouias from eminent throughout the country
Being article of true merit and having proved their eff
by test of many years. each year finds them in
localities in various parts Of the world and the Toehes
universally pronounced better than other articles.
Obtain only "BRowS's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs" and do not
buy any Of the Worthless limitations that may be offered
Sold everywhere in the United States, aud in Foreign
Countries, at 30 cents per box. 6mS26
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NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTION.-Th
qualified electors Of the incorporated village Of Ashabula
and the territory thereunto annexed for School purposes
are hereby notified to meet at Frerens Hall satur-
day Evening April 7th aud then and there between the
hours of and p NJ to elect by ballot three Members
Of the Board Of Education Two for three years In place
Of William Sanborn, and II. L. Morrison, whore terms Of
service will then expire and for two years In place OF
C. Bruce, appointed by the Board to Gil vacancy.
Polls will be opened at !, and close at Q. o'clock M
By order OF the Board Of Education
HI. MORRISON, Clerk.
Ashtabula, March 18th 1865. 4tS46
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DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENTS We would call
the attention of our readers again to the fact
that the Ashtabula Dramatic Association will
give two Entertainments at Smiths Hail. in
this village, on Monday and Tuesday evenings
next april I'd and 3d), under the management
of MIR. NJ. Newberry. On Monday evening will
be given Kotzbue's Drama entitled "7he Stran-
ger;" and on Tuesday evening, drama entitled
" Al that G6ttes is not Gold" A Farce con-
cludes each Entertainment. The Admission
Fee is so cents; Children, % cents. The doors
will open at 81 O'Clock, and the Curtains rise at
745. Do not forget the time and place-Smith's S
Hall, Monday and Tuesday evenings ed and Sd
of April.
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We are now receiving stock OF staple
Dry Goods, bought at the lowest price du.
ring the late decline and are selling as we
bought--dotDn, DOWN Our stock Of sta.
pie aud fancy Dry Goods and Yankee No
tions is large and well assorted, and our
assortment Of Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps, Crockery, Glass Ware, Shelf Hard
Ware, Groceries, Books and Stationery.
Wall and Window Paper, Curtains, Fix
lures, Cords, &C, is very complete. We
will try to show our goods in a proper
light to any who may favor us with call
Morrison g. Ticknor.
Dec. goth, l8fS - -