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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-18

|. An ANEoDoTE OF MAcAuLAY IN ISptA.
" henever the subject Of scriptural for
tune telling came up in Lord Maeaulay's
presence, he was pretty sure to relate an
ahecdote of his sojourn in ,Iudia. He ar
rived one night, late and tired, at the house:
of the chaplain ola somewhat upfreduep.
ted district, and desired to get to bed as
soon as'possible. but, bis host was; not
goingrto throw away the rare opportunity
!of eliciting some valuable information from
a guest. of'suc rare ability and sch olar-
ship. "Mr. Maeauley," said he, n posi-.
lively cannot let you fetife: till You state
your opinion as to tho Number :of~the
Beast. ., .t1 was driven into "a, corner, y
! said the statesman rather :thsn. tlleologian,
."and I answered on athe spot; have. no
doubt as to: What was .foreshadowed ,Iythe
mystical pumber-tne British House Of
,commops.! The: members elected-6ss-
y [sbe three clerks at the, table,the sergeant.
East.arms and the deputy-sergeant. The Ii
brarian and.the two door-keepers; making
Sse,' and1 rashed tony couch.o -.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-18

THESTKus FkEr Meow N M (: .l;, .b.;.
a mean thing. He7;invaadsas no seorafs s;n.
the keeping ofano.her. He .betraya5 l,o 3; se, s
crets insthe keeping Of another: FL So betrayss
no:secret confined to bis;keebinp: :: ia. .taEss
selfish advantage ::of no mans mis,ai kas 81;
He uses no igSoble weapons ii in controversy
he never slabs: in The dark. He IS not
one ;thingto a mans face and, another-be.|
a,s bind as sssn aesissn,
] ne passes upon them an actof @instaut OBJ:
:; sh.s x.l ~ .sar
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-18
FANNY FERN .

Fanny carries her SO years with as soar
ing q head and as springy a step as. she
could possibly have dono in her EOS. Fan.
ny has set that strong resolute face Of hers
against growing old. She "will not" and
she won't. Reposo is very feeble ,rill in
her being. Troubled and stormy are the
elements of her nature; troubled and
stormy have been her days. Her expert
ences OF life would have aged an ordinary
woman years ago. But like every other
enemy, Fanny defes age, and he has not
dared to harm her as he can. Even when
at last death shall seize and carry her off,
ne will have to do it in terrible hurry or
he will miss bis prize for Fanny is a wo.
man who never submits to "die by inches"
Fanny Ferns face bears striking resem>
blance to that Of her brother, N. P. Will
lis. The resemblance is so striking that,
as you trace it, you wonder while 'Ifya-
clnth' was such prig, how: "Ruth Halr'
could have been such an angel. The sty.
lish figure, the graceful bearing, the amber
curls, the pale cold eyes, the strong law,
are alike in both, only Fanny carries be-.
fore her by far the most proud, powerful
and aggressive nose" Fanny Fern. is an
elegant woman. Her dress is USUALLY
tau'tless in taste; yet in spite of herself the
effect is striking. Her naughty head, her
elastic stop, her stylish 'form,- make it so.
Thus, as far as the eye can trace her, Fan,
ny Fern is a marked woman in Broadway
crowd. Fanny has done her best to make
the public believe that she is a termagant.
aud has succeeded. Shes sdelights in outre
assertions and savage sentences. It rather
plesses her to think that the: whole tribe of
outsiders consider her dragon. Like
many of her sister women, she doubtless
finds it very difficult to. walk full.fledge d
fangel here. below; and the men who mar
ried her should have been sure that they,
possessed the power of subjugation or the
gilt Of submissiou, they desired peace.
And yet under this volcano of birthstone
ri2ples hundred rills OF tender feelings,
and Fanny Fern in word and deed can be
gentle, womanly and good. > Not long ago,
on tue sunny ysido Of Broadway, in its nur.
se's arms, she saw somebody's baby. Who
owned sbe baby cannot say. l can only
tell you that I came patupon,F amy Fern
:wedged-in corner, oblivious to everybody
and everything but the. baby. Such costa.
cy, and such baby talk and such a transfs,
urface, all the pride and harshnesst in itmelt>
ed>into a .mother's love. We'll, I looked
and listened, oven while the, crowd joslled
me on, and concluded that n. woman. wllo
looked and talked like that a baby vas,
whatever her faults. .mpch more d loving
woman at heart tlian q 4ifago or blue STOCK.
ing. N obody need. despair of tho .'final
salvation" Of q woman; who can talk like
that to baby, aad that baby not: her
own: z -. -. tc..,5 T..
-. - = -. -
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-18

81 4 vjll:you~ do, smile, aud
sIs S spRN OF be grabbed and
RaEs syetg oiis sasound you miserable Z
ou can live, among beautiful flowers and
spgae birds grin the mire, surrounded
sz sses Sa asegs. The amount of hap!
paaa produce -is incalculable, If
smiling face, a -kind:heart,
tsnd speak pleasant words. On the other;
band, .by sour, looks, GROSS words and a
;fretlul disposition You can make huadtsds
unhappy, almost beyond tenduranlese.&-s
What will you dol Wear 3 pleasant
cotmtep ance, let joy beam in your eye and
love glow on your forehead: l.: There is, no
Joy sogreat us that which springs:fonra
kind raet'of = pleasant deed and You, may
feel y at night When, ,yon rest and at morn: h
,iDg when you liss, and ]; through haaay,,
when sbout your daily business s: ;
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10
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For tie Ashtabula Weekly Telegraph.

Mr.. EDITOR while the Fathers OF the
Cities in every direction nre making such a
strict surveillance 10 regard to health. au,icipo.
ting visit from the dreadful scourge, the
Cholera. would it not be well for Us TO examine
into the affairs of our fas, growing Borough,
and pIace its sanitary condition above sus.
picion. Have we not Glue Factory within n
few feet Of one Of our most beautiful streets,
whose peculiar odors none can avoid Have
We not Slangb,er.Ilouse within few feet Of
the very centre Of Main street. whose perfume
in warm weather casts Night Blooming Cerus'
in the shade, aud can be found 10 every store
and house in the neighborhood 7 These things
Mr.. Editor should be removed beyond the city
limits for the health Of all or our town will de.
populate as fast as it has been thriving.
Yonrs, EPICAC.
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DIED

In New Lyme, on the 25th ult., at the resi-
dence of Lyman Peck, ESQ.,, of consumption of
the lungs Miss Ellen c. Chapman. daughter of
Lorenzo G., and Harriet T. Chapman, Of the
town of Trumbull, aged 26 years.
In Rome, on the 18th ult., Of paralysis. after
an illness of one month, Mr.. Moses c. Wilcox,
aged 81 years and 6 months.
In Jefferson, Feb. 26th, Mrs. Harriet Hatha-
way. aged II years.
In Cazemonia, Wis, Feb. 5th., Charles r.,
son of Dan. and Mary Swift, aged "a years.
Formerly of Co. F., Sd Wis. Cav.
In Sheffield, at the residence Of his parents,
Feb 2Gth Horace F., son of Dan. and Mary
Swift, aged 27 years. Formerly of Co. K,
i25th Regiment, D. v.
At West Sand Lake, on Saturday. February
Path, 1866, Mrs. Elvira A. Baur, aged 2s years.
In Monroe, Feb. l7th, Caroline A., wife OF
Joseph Lille, aged 81 years.
Tn Wilson. Andrain county, Missouri, Jan.
l7th, of quincy, Dudley Woodburn, son Of J.
H., and Emily ii. Woodburn, Of Kingsville,
Ashtabula county, o., aged 10 years.
In Pierpont, of consumption, Feb. 23d, Ellen
wife of A. j. johnson, and daughter ofC. Pratt
aged 25 years.
In Monroe, March LIST, Miss Fanny Hatch
aged So years.
In Springfield, on the 9th ult., Mrs. Guiles,
aged II years.
In Beaver, Pa, Feb. 2sth, of congestion on
the lungs, Eta May Joiner, daughter Of w. p,
and Hannah Joiner, aged years ~
In Enterprise, Warren Co.. Pa, Feb 2s, Mrs
Cynthia Baker wife of II. w. Baker, late OF
COnneaut aged 23 years.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10
Kingsv:lI. Academy Shall be Sustained,

and that the somnruay hsreasout may have school
which they may their and ghtsu and knew
that the eoaduc of will be under wholesome restraint
and assiduous locked Aer Every who desrs u be-
member Of the school will Be required 70 szessrbe
to the follow ing dee'A AatiOn Of attentions
"a promihs TO sbstin entirely from the OF intoxiea
ting drinks Leyeuge-thst will attend parties wters
dancing at the either countensneed tolerated
that si promptly perform any duty which ths psopsr on
esrs the school may imPsse De, thst will under oil
conduct myself eomports with the dignity
and the requirements Of a lady or gentleman"
This arbitrary and rznica Of sah"riy but
required with view t0 promote the wete Of the student
Il puch pledge any well ntsnioned student can take
without compromising self respect rights We do not
vapt any student wh cannot eop lily and unreservedly
suLscrbe 10 this condition Of membership In school,
that every we'll sposei patron win sustain In
course and will with take pride In mailing kngsvils
Academy association OF true ladies and gentlemen where
ednsment culture and the forming 81 habits IN
sly be the end and aims but the necessary requirements
Of al who enroll themfeyes As students.
OF the teachers need sAy Bo.hing. Their ability has
tried and their acknowledged We 60 those
desrous Of getting kaowsdss Of either otKeeping
French German Drawing Music who wish to prepare
for entering college have fst elass facilities here Oar
sache Gsmap and French have not taken tho study
By thsmseves bat had the training sf E.Astsrs
This school eonieedy rnishes the bsst facilities for
70 ing musical education OF school In Northern Ohio
outslds the cities W. then good share Of your
patronage.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

SrEREosoorTIcoN Our citizeus will doubt.
less remember this beautiful exhibition that
visited our place last December. After sue.
cessful tour through the West, during which
our exchanges have given It the highest enco-
rbiums, Il Is now on its return trip eastward, and
Mill exhibit here on Friday. Saturday and
Monday evenings. March 9th, 10th. and l2ib.
The well.esrued piaise which this 6ne enter
tainment received after its departure last winter
from the pen of Rev. Mr.. Tutle was bu, the
uuauimous opiuion Of all with whom we con.
verstd. A simple announcement Of the return
OF this unrivulled exhibition Of the beautiful in
Nature and Art, is certainly all that Is neces-
aarY 10 ensure full house.
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MARIE

In Eaglcvillc, on the 18th ult., by Elder J..
b. Bartholomew, Mr.. John d. Burdick, to Mrs.
Laura X. Billings, both of Morgan.
In TIartsgrove, on the 22d ult, by Rev. c. r.
Chapman, Miss Emily Johnston to Mr.. Perry
A. Decker, all OF the above place.
In Jefferson, on the lst inst, by Rev. Thomas
Oliver Mr.. William E. Camp, to Miss Hudah
F. Justin, both of Wayne.
In Geneva, on the list inst, by Elder G. r.
Richmond, Mr.. Charles johnson, of Ashtabuls,
10 Miss Cornclia Woodwork, Of Geneva.
In Espyville, Pa, Feb. 30th, by Alexander
Espy, Esq, Mr.. Aaron Bush, of New Richmond,
Crawford county, Pa, to Miss Emily Belden,
of Andoyer, Ashtabula county, Ohio.
Der, Mr.. A. w. Ward, to Mrs Maria Blodgett,
both of Geneva.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

Rror AND sransrso. Theodore Masculine
made disturbance on Saturday evening last
at the stone scbooLhouse, on Eor,h Ridge
some three miles east OF the village. where q
writing school was in session. Joseph Nc.
Adams in ais endsavOrs to quiet Masculine,
and prevent the breskiug up Of the school, got
into personal encounter with him. and 10 the
scuffle. McAdsms received o knifewound In
the abdomen. on the left side, just under the
liuc Of the ribs. the direction OF the knife being
upward and forward. The knife entered the
cavity OF the stomach, and the wound was Of
such character rs 10 allow Of the protrusion
of the iotes,ines. As there appears to be no
mutilatiou Of the intestioes. hopes are enter.
,sined by the attending physician. DR. King
that the irju-y moy not be fatal. Masculine
has absconded. i..
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

KINGsvILLE ACADExY The closing exercises
Of this institution occurred on Friday last -
We had not the pleasure Of attending, but from
what VIC have been informed we should judge
it TO Lave been en- occasion OF unusual interest.
We hear the exercises in the forenoon, especial
ly spoken OF us surprising 10 merit anything in
the line of rhetorical exercises ever before at
tempted in Kingsvil.. The music, uudcr the
direction OF Miss Susie Barrett. the accom-.
plished Pianist, and teacher Of Voice. Culture.
as we nre credibly informed, was most charm.
ing. We ure glad we have so excellent school
in our midst. as Kingsv'lIo Academy. where
our ch ildrsn eau find superior advantages not
only Tor acquiring good business education,
but for obtaining knowledge Of Music, D,sw.
log and the various branches, ordinarily termed
acc tmplishments.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

THE Phebomens Of earth-spltting and crock.
cry smashing. at East Cleveland. which was 80
terridcally aud frigb,fully described in the
Cleveland Herald. Immediately aher the late
cold snap. was noticed in the eastern portions
OF this town, and also in the village Of Come.
au'. Although popularity supposed to be the
effects of ~ earthquake, we be!irve the fact
that snch phenomena are occasionally oh servn.
be after the kind of weather alluded to. are
considered by the scientific. as having q con.
nectiou with the low degree OF temperature.
aud ure traceable TO the power Of frost upon
the surface Of the earth. We hope that our
Cle,euud eo,emporaries will not indulge il
any more such alarming description Of boding
and impending evil, for some Of their resders
down this way, ore aware Of their moral nn,i
political condition, aud are not lit tie keen on
the scent Of danger aud merited punish rnent.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

A CASE Of riot occurred at ball. at the
house OF - Smith, somewhere ia Kingsvile.
on the North Ridge. beyond the depot. on the
night, 1.-The 9th ult.. in which those notorious
ro~des, the Jeffsrds: Chas. and Ed Lockwood,
and Track Wilson. we're the actors. We have
not oil the facts 10 the csse, hut hear on every
hand tina, il was an aggravated and gratui,ous
row. The Lockwoods and wilson were ar
rested, and examined before Justice Phelps and
bouud over, but have since been released
by the Probate Judge on sceount Of some in
formalty OF mifimas. The Jefferds have ab
seconded. ..-...t p. ....
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

REAL EsrArs TRASsyERs IN CcxxxAur
Joseph Douglas to G.. w. Crosby, house and
lot Cn Buffalo street. Csssidesasiss $780,
v. II. yenen to hin ssd Evarts,so acres Of
land 10 Moasoe toWnshiPs Consideration
81 500.
Seth Richardson to Hirsa Il x ent. Is
aeres Of land in Monroe. Consideration, 8
Sus.nnah Kent to Hiram 4. Kent Is acres
OF laud 10 Monroe. Consideration, 8
w. Brooks and @. F. BlakesIes IN Edward
Timby AZ acres 10 Pierpont. Consideration
1884. s--trr rfg .
Mr.. Warner 10 u b. Sill q 30 acre fara
situate In The south e.s, part of Mosroe tp.-
Compensation 81 800.
John Jeiner TO NJ II Creenley; IL acres 10
Amooy' Consideration $500.
l.. Peirce to Jas. Stewart. 81 acres on Lake
Shore Consideration $a.Oo0.-Rrporlsr.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

In alluding to the clea'ing OF church debts.
Iast week, We are reminded by a thoughtful.
frien", that some of The amounts subscribed in
the Case last mentioned, would have given nd.
ditional interest to the notice. and held sp in
stronger light the iiberaiiy of our ciiiE.ns -
The largest subscriptions made was 81 600 !;
three OF 5000 each. with pledge OF one Of the
three to make up in addition, the las, hundred,
aud several OF $3.50. $500. 800. and SO on.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10
sRANDaETHs VEGETABLE PILLS.

inbs for costvensss spksms loss Of appetite sick
hsAdaehs giddiuss Of boatng after meals d1zinsss
erowst.ss and s.nPins pains. aud all disorders Of ths
0Hassl Letter At 2D4 Canal Street. New York.
J. J, q COOK, ppbsbsr Of the State B4.asr, Ben
Aingtop. w. sayG hs attacked with Dyspepsia and
suffered 81 severely sp that particle OF food could
Be taken without oecasolips the
ten 70 his STOMACH tey hvs yesg he ssneyed from the
dreadful eomplaiRt, whsn he use4 BRANDhEYHS PILLS.
The st box did not sssm TO bensht him maeh but
sss CoHPLErE CURE sss snssisd. Ne ssy. aNy S,.oss
s vas ssss; and ssPssatios efsa sy vsishsd
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

Our LADY iolks say, Oh. what q splendid
soap that Monroe Taylor Cold Medal is; il,
is . family casket. sparkling with useful lessons
every time washing day comes IL saves more
than half The labor; il only takes about one
rd in quantity and only costs about che same
a. other soaps besides leaving the clothes
10 q much better condition than where other
soap is used. surely no lady should andeItak
10 housekeep without IL. .f 1Nf
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

TnE TsxrsRsxok MovKxKSr 10 Conneaut
the Reporter says, is progressing we'll, aud the
cOo6desce is expressed. that it will prove a
fiual success. The course OF our neigsbors on
this subject is watched with deop interest by
other communities suffering under thi, evil.
Their success will perhsp, stimulate to similar
efforts else where. "a ..-', --s--I.s. sr
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

WnLoCGnBY CoI.LsGIArE IAsrrrurx-We
refer to the notice of this school. as one, the
advantages Of which, commend it to the ci,i.
zens OF this part of the State or its course
aud scholastic character. nothing need be said
Us it is its own commentator. The heallbful.
ness aud moral tone Of its location aud comau.
niiy. there is everything to approve.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

a ssperter nsmsdy.-we can esnss,sat.ossly
srict and's Msbiaaous Censh Balsam gives reefanoss
Issiassoas and is ~itha not dAgreesbe TO the taste
There Ia no doubt the MeHuous Cough Balsam
OF the In and all that ik proprie
elEims for We have tried during ie tAst week.
and fssad psaf ffasl most listI<sinE eaeh ts
par-d by Dr. strickland No East Foarth Street, Cinein
aAii, o and for sale BY Druggists.
For sale in Ashtsbula BY George Willard and H. A. Hen
dry. t. so4
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

HEAVY STEIRs-TLe Ashtnbu,a Tele.
grnph copies the notice. which q few weeks
ago appeared in this paper. OF u pair of year
liag steers owned by Dennis GoodseiI OF Mel.
son, weighing 2l25 pounds, and states tina,
Ii. J. Nettleion. of Ash,abuls, has q pair of
The same age weighing 2,235 lou. Dis, AZ The
steers in 'benighted Ashiabula' are u hundred
or so ahead let some Portage couiiy iarn,er
boy weigh his yeaiiings aud beat It.
Rar<s.a n~uo.-.y
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

OBrAISISa MosEY UNDER FALSE PRsrEssrs
Vending trumpery limitations OF Lubins
extract as genuine. The game is about played
out. however. for the universal popularity o,
Phalon's Night Blooming Care us,' has literally
taken the wind out Of the sales Of the trick
sters who pretend to sell articles that ssnno,
now be impaired except ct dead loss. Sold
ayerYMh here.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

rHE iLLusrRArKD PaKkSoLoe,oAI Jovs A. M. \. ,,x
c"ataias Cornslias Vanderbilt Hos Esss ceru. Pref
hspss. Sfsderika Brsmsr. Lavstsr Las cAs. sr John
r"nkln Capt cooh, Revs Joha wsssy sa1 Jonathan "a
wards i-rslsst aud Gsnus :Extraordasy rssdictlsa >
Ghosts Origin sf Coal yssties Of sheep ;Iroa n,
uses ;-rastns On Bad FAss rbulsoa rrspid esd Mr.
Hopeful -fhs Jew -Lsvs aad Levsrs the rhiosspAy q
knxAssms.a' 80 E.sslsai nshs eay % esss 90 = %
yss'' Ass'ses Fo~Lrk WELLS. . - Broadway. n. =.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

TRE AMERICAN IIousK. CLEVELAND. is TO be
over.bpuled, AID lis lower story occupied BY
stores. and the remainder fitted up tbroughou,
fos the accommodation Of the public. Colonel
J. P. Ros-, formerly Of the weddeli. runs the
Institution, while it is undergoing rspairs.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

TIVE ned Cal sss OF Pties Cared By pr. strck-
snds Pile Remedy Mr.. Glass Of Janesyille, weonsin
writes benent all who suffer with the les that
he has troubled Tor eight with aggravated
OF Pss and his brother discharged nom the army In
euabs The being quite pAalyIed with the Piss Both
thess disressng cured with one bottle Of Dr.
6trckAnd's Pile Remedy The Recommendation ef these
ssntsmen. beaide the daily testimonials received by Dr.
skAnd osEht TO convince those suffering, that the most
chronic of Piles DR. scklAnds
PILE Remedy. II 10 sold by Druegists ever where
TOr sale In Ashtabuls. BY George willard and H. A. Hen
dry, s0t
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

TfrusvnGs, like its sister berg, MesdsiIle,
has assumed the dignity OF Q city. Thus the
Keystone State IA rhul,iplying iis cities with
more rspidity than any other State Of the
Union.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10
rO coN,aJ,uPrxyEs.

The advert ser having been restored to health In .
few weeks BY very simple remedy aer having suffered
flor ssveNlyesn with ssvere lung Affection and that
dread disease Consumptionis anxions to make known
70 his fellow sufferers thermeaps af cure.
To all who desire 1t, he win send cory Of the pre-
ssrption used (ee Of chargs with he directions for
preparing and using the same. whish ui,ey will find .
~uRE CrRx for CONSUMPTION, AsIrfHA. BRoSciirIs,
CoucH CcLDs and all Throat and Lung A ctsous. The
only Of the advertiser In sending the Prescription
10 to ssnsdt the seted and spread information which
he sonesvss to be invaluable and he hopes svery suffer-
er~ill try his remedy, 1t will them nothing, and
,nay,prove blessing. : Itt|t~ III Y.
Parties wishing the prescription yRsE by return mail
~iil please address -f-r .- trF
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
s3syl willamsburgh, Kirgs Co., New York.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

CoUoHs administration OF medicinal
preparations in the form ofa loxepges, 10 Of ell
modes the most eligible aud convenient, more
especially as regards . Cough Remedy
Browns Bronchial rroctes, or Cough LoEen.
yes s's5 irritation, which induces coughing
giving instant relief in Bronchitis, Horssness.
hdaer1s. aud CoDsumptive aud Asthmatic,
complaints. .......-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10
KINGSVILLE ACADEMY.
THE SPRING TERM OF Thi. In
l. sti uton will commence Tuesday, Mach 2sth
1896. under tie hsliuetion OF tho following
A c U 1T Y

JCpsoS BARkKTT, A. n, Principal.
MRS. JcDsOS French, Drawing and
Miss AURELIA A. CHAPNAs, Prsesptress.
Gro. l.. BKAcn. English Dspsfimen asa Latia.
GEo. y. wkrKks Mathematics aud Philosophy.
EDwIs A. HAIL, Book. Keeping and Penmanship.
Miss E. bAKRSTr, Instrunientai Music and Voice Gull
tue. 70
PKoS. A. d. Lrcy Vocal Assis
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-10

TEAcHKhs ExaNISArIoNs.-By +. notice Of
the proper column It Will be seen that the
County Board Of Teachers Examiners have
arranged their spring series OF Examina,ious