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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-04-28
L Rec Sheep Sheariup Fair in j, ffqr son

Il hEE Sneep Shearlng Fair IN Jt tferSOn,
May, 10Th, 1s66The Ashtabua County Agricultural Socie-
t having kindly donated the Of their Fair Gounds, in
Jefferson to the County Wool Growers Association, for
them to have exhibition Of Sheep and public sheaDg
is proposed by the Association tp have Free Fair and
s hoped that every Interested in WOOL Growing In the
Couty WIN take hold Of the mattet and not 6y make IL
pleasant but profitable day. Bring do your nice Sheep
compare then with tbut ntighbbfs and for your
satisfaction and instruc,oh who ahead Let every one
pho comts engage to shear his shsep Come
h ard stay ate The Sbearpg ought to comnenee about
10 o'clock, NJ an as 1t Ii Free Fair, every who
comes has the privilege of driving his the grounds
select any nneecspied pen m the yard for his sheep and
take hold and help himself anything they want they
find It, Also brig along dinner and horses feed and
matter If yeu don't gOh home at all COMMITTEES will he
apponedto weigh the Sheep and the heces when sheaed
sso 70 make record the and have 1t pubshea
bur County papers, perhaps we ma. have appropriate
speech on the occasion from some one Good
had better be hand with their shears we'll sapened
for no doubt goS prees will be paid b. exhibitors shear
ing their shesp Also honorable notice will he given or
the Sheatefs II would he for each to bring along
with his sheep couple OF good smooth boards, sheer
them and then If the day pleasant they be sheared
out in the yard with less trouble and gve better chance
to II Is expected that every will make arrange
,nnts to suit himself that all have ittbeir way
$50 HENRY TAl.GOrr, Sec'y
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GETTING WELL s-On the first of lust Jan
uary' Andreg,, son of Jopathan Stanton of
Sheffield, while out on hunting excursion
with some young. friends, was accidents ally shot
with rife. The ball entered Dhs left side
breaking the first lower rib, and passed up
lodging under the left shoulder blade. When
the gun was discharged be was leaning upon.
the muzzle, the whole contents of the gun on,
teripg his body, together with bits of clothing
II was terrible wound. and he was not ex.
pscted to live even for a day, but now, aft er
three months OF suffering is able to Walk about.
Sentinel
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

The Confessions ana ExperfenSe OF A n
Invalid Published for the'beneft and oAufIoN no
YOUNG HBS and others who suffer from Nervous Debility
Premature Decay Of Mabhood &C. supplying at the same
time THE MEANS OF sELro6RE By one who Has cured HIM
SELF after undergoing considerable quacker BY enclosing
postpaid addresed envelope, single copies free Of charge
may be had OF the author 80 f.'; F.. I'.Fl'
NATHANIEL, MAYFAIR, Esq.
S4Oyl s3c Broob-H, Kings Co.. ~ Y
Whitney & Greef's Instr, -.ents-Meiodeons
and Cabinet Organs which OWN late
the most beautiful and perfect nts made sale at
GREAT BARGAINS. il. --..... .... -. 80
" second hand Melodeon also for sale. Z
To be seen at the house Of the subscriber.
7. Ii. HOPKINS, A gent, .
$40 Ashtabhls Ohio.
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A Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat,

A Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat,
REQUIRES IMMEDIATE ATTENTION ASD SHOULD DE CHECKED
% II ALLOWED 70 CONTINUE,
Irritation OF the Lungs, n Permnne mt
Throat Affection. or an IneurabIe Lung
Disease
Is OFTEN RESULT
.. BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHEs
HAVING DIRECT INFLUENCE TO THE PARTS, GIVE INSEpI
'rH.Ht4 a. -r-.r-f ,..4 =
For Bronchitis, Asthaaa, Catarra, C0nsmmptire and
Throat Diseases
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous De-
bility Premature Decay, and all the effects Of youthful
indiscreon, will for the sake of suffering humanity
send free to all who need it. the recipe and directions for
making the simple remedy by which he cured. Suf
ferer wishing to profit by the advertisers experience
can do so by addressing - 81 q
JOHN D. OGDEN,
ss5y1 No. 10 Chambers St., New York.
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STRANGE, hut TRrI

STRANGE, nut TRCE. lI,-
Every young lady and gentleman In the United States
hear something very much to their advantage by
turn mai(ee OF chargeby addressing the undersigned
Those having fears Of being humbugged will oblige by
not noticing this card. Ali others will please address
fkeir obedient servant
TTIos, F. CHAPMAN,
SS5y1 SS1 Broadway, New York.
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A "Jes' 80 r." Exactly l"--solon shinsle said they
were there "every tise" II he felt "owley" In the
morning. he took Plantation Biters ifhe felt weary at
night he took Plantation Bitters II he lacked appetite,
weak, iangdid mentally oppressed he took Plan
'taton Bitters and they failed to set him his
pins square and firm. ,..1sls .ta
Fes persons want any better authority but Gs some
may just resd the nJowing;
60 . owe much b you, for I verify
believe the Plantation Biters havsysaved my life
.. RBv. W. H. WAooSER, Madrid, n. Y"
r.. 49,, !. i have been great s99fSrs. from
.ve REt. c. A. MhLwooO, New FORK City,"
Ihad lost all appetits--was 20 wedk
and ensrvated coald hardly whit sad hsd perfect
tiers have set mo all right. -
sp JANIS HErNrSwAY, ST. Louis, no"
Tie Plantation Bittsrs have cured
e o. eerafgemeht Of the KidneyS apd Urinary Organs
that distressed me for gears They act like charm.
taEir-'fF C. o,NposE, 254 Broadway, N; Y"
Mrs. o. M.DEvoE, ,man,scr of the Upi,n Home School
for Soldiers Children says she "has given It the weak
and invalid children under her Charge with the most
happy and gratifying results We have received 5tef
bundled realms 6f such Certificates but no advertisement
is so effective what people themselves say Of good
article 0ur fortune and reputation Is at stake
The original quality and high character Of these goods
will be sustained under every and all circumstances
7hsy have srsads obtained sale In every town. village
parish and hamlet among civilized nations Base imita-
tors try to come and style they can
and because good article be sold low poor
ono, they find support from parties who do not care
what they sell. Be on yout sdRtdi Soc our prftsts
stamp over the cork.
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70
It Is most delightful Hair Dressing ioI
II eradicstes scurf and dandrud t.-
II keeps the head cool and clean.
II mskee tie hair rich soft and glossy.
It prevents hair turning gray and falling on.
It restores hair upon prematurey bald heads
This just what Lyons Kathsrion will do pretty
1T is cheapdurase 1t is literally sold by tho carload
and yet its almost incredible demand is daily increasing
untl there is hardly country sors that does not keep it,
or family that does not use r.
E.rHoMAs LYoN, Chemist. NY.
Sc Saratoga Spring Waiet, sold by all Druggists.
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For the speedy and permanent cure Of bon.
Liver Complaint Snofnia KIN Epa Dysspsia Drop
sy Neuralgia, Epilepsy Eryspsi0S ST. AHkoas Fire P-
PIES PuaHLes Blotehes BOiL TamOrs SAT- Rtsum U7esrs
szs Genera! Debity UfeHe liberation SyphihI oad Mer-
curGl Disease and all complaints arising from, resulting
ImgtHs BiOOd.
1t is deabs hs rsagih any other sasaparla Compound
In the market spd sndosed by the medical heiy the
best aud ehsdPea BLOOD PURIFIER extant
Price 81 90 per bottle Prepared by
.- DR.. T. r. KNIGHTS, Chemist, helrose. Mas.
Sold BY D. RANSOM CO., Wholesale Agents. Ba6alo and
II. A. HENDRY, AshtsbulA, Ohio. s4S
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THg GALAxy-A new illustrated Magazine
which Will ill'hersaftermake its appesraaoe reg.
ularly on lhe lst and 18th of each month II
has very attractive, appearance, being print.
ed on good paper, aud in good type.
The opening illustration by Mr. Bahey. Is
hef rst Of a series of original designs by the
best American artists. Among its lists oi
Contributors is Carl Benson. Cbas' Astor Bris
ted, DR.. II Nv Draper FiM Hugh Ludlow, Il
A. Stedman, Miss Rose Terry, Miss Kate Field
author OF Emily Ches ter, Francis Cobbe [ot
Euglandl together with Prof. Blot, the we'll
known Teacher Of Cooking laGs,a fine art
In the second number of the Galaxy bis
fret series will be on the dinner, to be followed
with recipes and directions of great value, both
IN practical and philosophical way. Ad-
dress The Galaxy. ,NSAs9 Park Row, n. Y
70 -.'''b f' - .fr IL .
Beade's Monthly for May, "A favorits mag
szine. which we always welcome to our table
Among itS iateresting articles ia The Dead Let.
ter with illustrations, Bummers 10 Sherman q
Army, Assassins and their work, Absi Ali.
sons Secret, Waiting, Poem. Dora DEAN.
TriaF Charge Of tho Fint Cavairy Division a,
Winchester, knife Eaters, Ny Luck in tuu.
nell; and other articles also, Of much interest
Termssinge copy, SO per year. BeadIe & %.
ll9 William ST. N. r.
! 1QUG fl+-+444 X I .-35-4 4 81 ~ 4 IID
TIE Test OATH.-The Judiciary Committee
have agreed to report against any modification
Of the test oath. They will iconelusively au.
swer the objection rased-thO, its modification
is requisite 10 order to secure proper officials at
the South by showing Sufficient numbers OF
competent Union residents to fil every
required Federal appointment
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S. Mo INryRE informs us that be has pur
chased 10 Conneaut and transferred bis res :
dence to that place His connection With the
business and business men Of Jefferson, will nc
doubt make his removal loss.
Since writing the above, the Seminal has in
formed us, that the jefferson House owned and
occupied by Mr. Nc Intyre, has been exchang-
ed for the old Hulett farm of As acres at Con
neaut. and one thousand dollars, and that A. j.
McClintock, the otlief party, goes into Che JEFF
fetson as its present and future landlord. We
are not advised as to the new proprietor 3
qualifications for keeping hotel, but trust the
enjoyment of good dinner when visiting the
capital will still be among the inducements to
make the trip.
A. b. Watkins and Z. d. Knapp have pur-
chased the Mcintyre Store house and lot, just
west of the American House, jefferson. II
will continue to be occupied, as at present by
Knapp & Watkins,
Il. B. Pratt, of jefferson Village, has pur-
chased home in Painesville, where he goes
Peterson Magazine for May. The cheapest
and the beat of its kidd. The reading matter
is improved, The fashions are reliable. Dia
grams for cloaks, dresest aud childrens cos.
tunes, are given.togetber with patterns for
bfaiding work, crochet, embroidery, knitting
and all kinds Of fancy work Dr the ladies'
Also receipts for cooking, the toilet &c &c.
Terms 81 a year. Address Charles j. Peterson
3V6 Chestnut ST. Philadelphia Pa.
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Who would not be beautiful, Who wepld not add to
their beauty What gives that marbls pdrts and
dingss appearance We observe upon the stage, and in
the city belle: II Is longer secret They use Ha-
gans Magn5ia Balm. Its continued use removes tan,
frsesss pples and ronghness from the face and hands
md leaves the complexion smooth transparent blooming
and rayiShng. Unlike many cosmetics, Il contains no
material injurious to the shin Any druggist will order
it for yoa. II not on hand ct so cents per bottle.
WE HAGAN, Troy, N. Y. Chemist.
DEMAs BARNES& co, Wholesale Agents, N. y
tT Saratoga SpriHg EateT, snld by all Druggists.
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IaT O II oL#L0Ae
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BEAh EsTATE AeHSH
For Me Sale and Plvcdass x. Real Estafs.
OFFICE OVER MoRRfsoN 4 rfcsSoR's sfoRs,
MaisoStree', Ashlsbnln, OhioG
Property so7d for Cemmissi5n c7 of4srscsss.
as apread q,noe, aad
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-29

MATRImoEIAL.-The matrimonial
market continues lively with the de-
mand fully equal to the supply, and
the stock on hand Is going off rapidly.
Men of venerable age, of even three
score years and more are investing in
criholine and calico. Licenses to
wear vinculuns nsotyipsonii, were is
sued 10 the following persons by our
genial County Clerk and his attentive
deputy during the week ending last
Saturday, Oct. q. tf1H FL n
Richard Eccles and Lizzie johnson,
Geo. Clark and Lizzie Beverly,
Harrison Curry and Fanny McCorl-
nell. Edwin r. Phipps and Dell
White, Conrad III. Zeip, and Barbera
Schmitt, Leonard Schmitt and Cath
crime Lambrecht, James Hayhurst
and Nellie Burbank, Aaron w. Doug
lass and Cinderella IL. Ruby James
Watts and Angelina Nally, John G.
MuthBand IAilie Reder, Burriah
Short and Elizabeth Tripplett,
Ephraim Knowles and Louisa Fair.
child. 80 -
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NEW INSTRUMENTATION was
quite a large audience at the theatre
ON Saturday night, highly apprecia-
tive and highly intelligent The
plays were both we'll performed--the-
French Spy " better, we think, than
it has ever been performed on these ,
boards. We believe it is conceded
that Mrs. Golden's French Spy" is
the best on the American stage, and
the whole company played on Satur-
day night with peculiar ability Mr..
VOTES Col. DeCourcey was very fe-
licitously rendered, and Mr.. May bore
himself as Commander i'm Chief of
the French forces with great dignity
and gallantry.
OldUncie Bob Grierson played re-
markably well, and indeed the whole
company played with superior excel
lence. - tsafaan
The combat was peculiarly exciting
and attractive, and was accomplished
without the slightest accident. -.
Tonight win be presented, for the
frss time in this city, tie greatest
drama of the age, Untitled Crime in
the Metropolis, 2 which had an unin-
terrupted run of one hundred and
twenty consecutive nights at the
Olympic Theatre, New York. 1t will
be put upon the. stage with entirely
new scenery, gotten up especially for
the play by that eminant scenic artist. >.
Mr.. Noxen, assisted by our home
painter, Mr., II K McGrew. This
play will unquestionably draw an i'm s.
mense audience. 1aog
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THANKs.-We are under daily obli-
cations to Messrs., Hoagland & Sher-
wooe, the accommodating messengers
of the Adams Express Company, for
late Eastern papers, and to the several
attentive clerks of the Louisville and
Henderson packets, for like favors.
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CITY N-EWS.

RAIN.-The rain that set in yester-
day afternoon continued with little or
no intermission until midnight, and
was at times quite heavy. m
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Book oanvassing agents will see, by
reference to our advertising columns,
that Q. +. Vent & Co., Cincinnati,
have some very popular works for sale
by subscription.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. w. w. Durand,
editor and publisher of the Smlthland
Times, is in the city, stopping at the
American House He will call on our
merchants to- day to solicit ADVERTISE
ments for his paper. He repre-
sents Smithland in highly prosper
Gus condition. people are so1ne-
what infected with the oil fever and
conservatism in that region.
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SOOTHING SYRUP,
FoR CHILDREN TEEl,HING,

FOR CHILDREN TEEIHINGs
which greatly facilitates the process OF
teething by softening the gums, reducing
all infiammations, will allay ALL PAIN
and spasmodic action, and IL 1t
sUREiro REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon 1t, mothers, IL Will give rest
to yourselves and
RELIsF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for
ever thirty years, and can say In confidence
and trlth OF IL what we have never been
able To say OF any other medicine: aeUer
has Il failed in single instance 10 eject a
cure, when timely used. Never did we
know an instance OF dissatisfaction by any
one who used it. On the contrary, all are
delighted with its operations, and speak ia
terms of commentator Of its magical
effects and medical virtues We speak in
this matter "iUhat zoe do knolO," after thirty
years experience, and pledge our reputation
for the Jsaljillment fiOhat aVe here declare. In
almost every instance where the infant Is
suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief
win be found in fifteen or twenty minutes
after the syrup Is administered. ,0
Full directions for using Will accompany
each bottle. None genuine unless the fac
smile of CURTIS g. PERKINS, New York,
is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by all druggists throughout the
world. t%ts
PRIcE, ONLY rs CENTS BOTTLE.
mayl0 decd, W If
Halls Vegetable Slcilian Hair Re-
newer
Renews the vitality OF the scalp. fs
Renews the hair to its original color.
Renews the nutritive matter which nour-
ishes the hair.
Renews the brash, wiry hair to silky soft
ness.
Renews the growth of the hair,
Renews the appearance of those that are
bald and gray, aud Is a splendid hair-dress-
Ing. No oil or alcohol to clog up the pores.
One bottle shows its effects.
r. p. HALL Il CO., Nashua, N. H., Pro-
prietors For sale by all druggists.
ocl0 DIFF
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sS- MARRIAGE AND CELIBAcY; an
Essay OF Warning and instruction Tor
Young Men Also, Diseases and Abuses
which PROSTATE the vital powers, with
sure means of cure. Sent free of charge IN
sealed letter envelopes. Address Dr: j..
HKILLIN HoUGHT0H, Howard Associatloni
Phtladelphla, Pa. nRrzO BmdAW
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Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
FROM vINcENNEs.

Going East. Going W.T..
Mail i10PM 5s25 M
Express ...,,.,,..........lO5 2 N 400 NJ
NOTICE TO PAssENGERs FOR ST. LOUIS
AND CAIRo.-In consequence of change of
time on the o. and M. II. r., no connection
for the West is now made by the afternoon
train on the T., and @. Road. Passengers
for the above points Will lay over at Vim
eennes Till b:l5 am. next day. LaaLE
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fstH d.. E. . p.
AN ANNIVERSARY SERMoN-SEY-
ENTEEN YEARS PASTORAL LABoRs, -
The Rev Mr.. McCarer, of the Walnut
Street Presbyterian Church, yesterday
morning, delivered discourse com
memorative Of the completion of his
seventeenth year of labor in that
Church. He is. the oldest stationed
pastor, of all the Churches Of this city,
and, also, Of his own Presbytery, EN- :
bracing Southwestern Indiana. A no.
tice of his discourse will be a matter
of general interest. a sl5aT y
J His text was 1st Thes.. III s.: & For
now we live, if ye stand fast in the
LORD" from which he dedp,ed this
theme' 4 A ministerlsitrue life is in
..yplyed in.the wellrsustained piiety and
Christian activity Of the people among
whom he labors." The object Of the
sermon being to show the Importance
of perfect sympathy and co operation
of all the members of a church with
their pastor, and the various efforts
proposed to advance the interests of
Religion in their midst sa
In beginning his discourse, the
speaker remarked Seventeen years
agopthis very day-=estimating by the
day and not by the weekAtny family
with me, | landed at your wharf.
1t was past sunset, and the first
sound that saluted our ears was that
of the old church bell, calling the
choir together for its usual weekly
rehearsal. a9a sAso. 'zind lfl
The next morning | preached my
hrst sermon and commenced my labors
as your minister and pastor, aI =
Il use the term your, only conven-
yentionallyifor, Of all the then mem
bers of the church, on looking care
fullyoyer the audience / can count
but eightmeightin ST and if 1 should
ask those who were of the congrega
ton then to rise, I do not think there
would be more than twenty five in rhis
entire congregation; so much have
the very conponents of our coDgrega-
ton changed @ o
The roll of the members Of the
church comprised thirty names.
Only twenty of these, however, could
be regarded as available, as the
other 8. twelve We're a,either enfee.
bled in years, or living so remotefrom
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
BULLS CEDRON BITTERS.
Read Mr. Edl0ards's Statement.

LOUISVILLE, KY, a priI Y, 1888.
DIR, JOHN BULI-Dear Sir: Gratitude to
gOu, a. well as a sense of duty 20 the pub
lie, requires that / should give you state
have derived from the use of your Cedron
Bitters." After IA military service OF thiF-
teen months, embracing the Pea Ridge
campaign and battle, I was discharged
from tile service and came home 10 die.
Dyspepsia, liver complaint, aud general
debility were fast hHrrying me 70 the
grave, and every remedy prescribed by
diseases. About four weeks ago was for
tnnate enousA TO procure your "Cedron
Bitters," and by the use of them alone
have been restored 20 perif Il and robust
health. / can most earnestly recommend
them as being all, and more than all, they
IRE recommended to be. You are al liberty
make any use you wish OF this stale
lnent.
am, respectfully,
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~ LocATED.-=From ourF6fy excellent
friend, Mayor Baker we learn that
the property purchased by the Conn7
ty Commissioners for the Orphan
Asylum, is situated on the Northeast
corner of Sixth and Mary streets.
We presume Mayor Baker is about
the only man in the city who knows
the names and localities of the vari-
Gus streets in the city and the various
additions, and he has occasionally to
go to the map to learn the exact loca-
lions. We do not think it would add
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l am, respectfully,
A. VOICE FROM VICRsBUR G,
WTg14nHn.a Miss 4 M D. ihO8

VIcKsBURd, Miss, Aug. o, 1908.
DIR. JOHN BULI.--DeaF Sir; am happy
10 state TO You that have used your Nalu-
able "CedTon Bitters with great benent 70
myself, in general debility and prostratlon
OF my system produced by the unheailhy
and Iniasmatif influence OF the Mississippi
River around Yieksbnrg, having been WIN
General GRANTS army through us whole
Southern campaign. / confidently recon-
mend Its use 20 all persons VINO are eA-
posed To unhealthy climates.
Ill, w. FOGLE,
Agent II, r. sanitary tnmnisei0n.
For sale ~ fseER NiERLtNG5 Water
street Ia [mayl4