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The New York herald., 1866-09-05

MAMMALIAN PREPARING TO LEAVE. - Re
liable private sdviccs from Washington in
form US that Naximilian has expressed TO the
officers Of his household his determination 10
abdicate at once unless the Empress shall re-
ceive from Napoleon the renewed supplies Of
men and money which she requests. The En-
perors words were that, in the event Of Ma
poleon's refusal, he would prefer the happy
retirement OF Miramar 10. the anxistiss Of the
Mexican empire, where oil his best intentions
were misunderstood and his sincere efforts TO
advance the interests Of bis people malciously
thwarted. The campaign against Mstamoros
and Tampico will not be abandoned but this
IN no way affects Maximilian's determination.
The Atlantic cable kilograms are 90 contra
dictory that We are not yet certain whether
Csslcss hss tsiled or succeeded bat In the
latter event, MIs Information mon an authentic
source lssds N to sxpsss MAxinsi,sss sAsly
dspsrturs.
The New York herald., 1866-09-05

NOMINATIONS Fog CoSGEEss.--1he develop
mcnts in every part OF she country furnish un-
mistakable proof that the conservative move.
mcnt now in progress hes really taken the
character ot a general uprising oi the people.
A revolution in the politics OF the country will
unquestionably follow. This fact has become
so apparent that Secretary Seward has predict
ed that this State will give forty thousand ma
jority against the radical party. We do not
expect so large majority as that, for the rca-
son that the canvass Is too short: hut We do
not think that the Empire State will give less
than twenty thousand for the conservative
party. We shall be satisfied with that figure in
the State, with two-,hirds of the members Of
Congress. This much can he secured if the
nominations for Congress on the conservative
side are judiciously selected On this poin, a
great deal depends.
can party into its radical and revolutionary
attitude at this time were the ruling spirits in
Congress during the first two years OF the war.
They pestercd and annoyed President Lincoln
and threw so many obstacles in the way Of q
vigorous prosecution Of the war that he was
almost powcrless. A reaction took place. and
Notwithstanding all the excitement about
the war and the power that was used for
the radicals, the Central States, in the cleo.
lions Of 1862, repudisted the radical rcpub-
licsn party and gave msjorities 10 Isvcr Of
the democratic candidates Unfortunately scv-
eral Of those men who turned up on this tide
and rode into Office BY this political revou-
tion, betrayed the issues Of the canvass and re-
pudiated their pledges the moment that they
were sworn in. This fact alone gave the radi-
Gals new life and furnished them another OPP
portunity 10 regain their lost prestige Had IL
not been for the course Of the two Scymours,
the Woods, vallandigham and that class who
managed 10 get into of'cial positions BY virtue
OF the reaction Of 1869, the radical action
s~u,d ssvsr hsvs sbtainsa Ne suprspsSy again
The New York herald., 1866-09-05

The Radical state Executive Committee has Issued an
address 10 the Union men Of Missouri and al friends OF
law and order strongly urging thsm TO unite for ths
maintenance of law snd the suppression OF attempts,
from whatever source 70 mbvert the government and
consequence OF recent scendsry publications IN
opposition papers, calling upon their party friends
10 orgsnlze arm and prepare themselves Tor war
The address saws the pretext for thoss appeals ere
founded upon fss Governor fletcher has recently Or
dcred half dozen companies OF militia INTO the servcr
st the urgent request Of the sheras Of counes IN when
troops are stationed for the protection OF the ves and
property of Union against the lawess acts Of rebel
guerrillas and other outlaws
CONGRESSIONAL sorivArfos
The conservatives of the Erhsh Congressional district
of Missouri have unanimously nominated John ~ scser
for Congress.
The New York herald., 1866-09-05

Sealed proposals for tho plumbing work the new
HERALD BuIlDrsa, Of Park and Ann street,
may be addressed to JAMES GoaDos BENNETT NEW York
Hss.Lp orsIcr until noon Saturday, 18th inst.
Plans and specifications may be the office of Mr.
John Keatn architect, No. i.o broadway.
The New York herald., 1866-09-05
Gesrse n. Pendlesss Nswinated for Css-

CING.NtTi, Sept Z, 1896
The democrats and johnson IN convention today
nominated George Psndston for Congress in the Frs,
district and Theodore Cook the Second district Mr.
Pendleton in accepting the pominscn approved Of the
action Of the PhiIadspha National Union Convention and
d ,hc result ofshs had decided the doctrine Of sscs
and the southern people, by the action Of their Coz
vepuons and by The unanimous declaration Of their dele
sa,cs al Philadelphia have abandoned v Ne rule Of
political action ana the bssi. cf political crrsnyacn
he nsstutiou of slavery wss also lnvolvcd the cou
rlct a arms and n tos rnder the action Of the South.
states had passed away forever. He advocated the
absolute restoration d the Union upon no other cond
tons than thoze prsseb by the constitution aad for the
immediate admsen OF he southern States TO the right
of representation.
The New York herald., 1866-09-05

in the political affairs Of the country. That
election would have been their death blow.
It becomes important, therefore, that such
men should be prevented from again betraying
the interests Of the country. In the nominations
now to be made for Congress these men should
be repudiated. The Woods, the Seymours and
the Vallandighams must not be permitted to
ride into power on the popular tide that Is now
setting in. Their nomination for Office now, If
not disastrous in the election, will be In the re-
suits that viii follow, by again opening the way
for radical triumph in the future. They have
betrayed the people often enough; now let them
remain in obscurity. Our city Congressional
conventions should also repudiate the claims
of all such men as Brooks, Chanler and
the other democrats here who voted with
Thad Stevens in the present Congress and
allowed themselves to be made tools in the
hands Of that radical leader, to whip the con-
servative republicans into the support of his
schemes, negro suffrage and al others includ-
ed. The very fact that they consented to be-
come the tools Of Thad Stevens in this busi-
ness is sufficient evidence of their incapacity
and want Of ability to represent the interests
of this metropolis in crisis like this. They
should now be compelled to retire into obscu-
rity and some more reliable and trustworthy
men elected in their place. The best men,
8 such as will comprehend the issues Of the hour,
whose ability will command the respect Of all
classes and whose standing in their districts
will remove all fears that their influence will
be cast on the wrong side, should be brought
out in every district If this course is adopted
throughout the State there will be no difficulty
in the conservatives securing two-thirds Of the
dele gates to Congress.
The New York herald., 1866-09-05

A MlchagaA Csasrsssaas Ressssisascd, dkc.
DErrou, Mich., sspt Z. 1sos.
Hon, " O. Hesman was rcnomInsted By the rspubt.
cara * ths Tirsg Congressional district to-dsy.
fhe Nsllonal Un6n Stale Conveutics bsld hero 70.
Az, pus sais ticket In the DELI hnsdsa ~ Gspssi
~ Knuama ~ 0osssuos.
The New York herald., 1866-09-05

BASuucs, Sept q lsss
Milton Benson. sAs young - sAss NE osup .sss.
,ss rst ssesaA ~
The New York herald., 1866-09-05

wnzrraros, Del, SEPT Z. 1899. :.
Al the city sleoeien to-day, Valentine, IL Union can
iidsts Coz Mayor, go Ne vhols Un'sa tistse wws
elected bv iDnroans4 DnioffeleA
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T RIPPLE SHEET


New York, "wednesday, september 5, 1866.
The New York herald., 1866-09-05

volume xxxI.....l NJ. a4s
The New York herald., 1866-09-05

COOPER INSTITUTE. Astor place.-M1. WILLIAM n
WALSH ON 'TBE REPUBLIcs THE WEsrERN HRMIsPHBRx
and the "Moskos D0crRiNzn s-.l. ~ - n.
The New York herald., 1866-09-05

NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 6s Broad way
txcTU8rs 0xY-HvDRocKS MICROSCOPE twice
daily. HEAD AsD RIoHr ARM or PRoBsr. Open from
The New York herald., 1866-09-05

HoOLEYS OPERA H0USR. Brooklyn. .--ErufopiAu Nsw.
sssMsY, b BURLEsouns PANronIxRs.
The New York herald., 1866-09-05

IRVING HALL. Irving pisce.-rzE HAKLoN BnorHrR
VsKaAFILE COMPANY GYhNAsrs AcROBATs PANronIxIBr
DASoxRs &C. Matinee at ~ O'Clock. lss.Tl Nll
The New York herald., 1866-09-05

Syracuse Fail Of Dciegatcs-Old Familiar Faces
Misscd--NIeefinx Of the state Loyal League
COuncii--Fenfon's denomination Certain
The Other Candidates. &c.
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MARRIED.

In Geneva, on the 25th day of April, 1866, by
Rev. A. G. Tibbitts, Mr.. Francis A Petiibone
of Ashtabula, 10 Miss Jennie 6. Kinney Of
Geneva gr.g -
In Ashtabuia, on the 18th of April, by Rev.
Geo. N. Tuttall. Emore N. Cambell, to Miss
Ellen NJ. Pierce, both of Conneaut.
In Wayne on the 18th day OF April, by Rol-
lin L. Jones, Esq, Miss 0rphs Fobes; of Wayne,
to Mr.. Isaas HUFF, of Colebrook
In Jefferson on the 18th day of April, at the
residencc Of Rev. E. p. Clisbge, Mr.. Randall
Ii. Seymour, to Miss Sarah Z. Edwards, both
ofPlymouth.z s.e--- - se9 a, ~
In Tonipson, on the 17Th, inst at the resi-
dence fthe brides father, by Esq. Wilson, MIR.
Warren Tenney, to Miss Lorana F. Ransom,
all OF Thompson. Iel J-c{D /
In Painesvillc, at the Parsonage, on the 23d
lnst,,. by Ed. Lathrop Cooley, Mr.. Isaas j.
Marsh to Miss Enfel:ne o. Comstock.
In Tompson3 on the 23d inst, by Philip VIII
son, Esq, Mr.. Yilorous Stone, to Miss Helen
Otfner, both Of Thompson. IA ... g (
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TO CoNxUmPTIvEs.

The advertiser, having been restored to health In
few weeks By very simple remedy after having suffered
for several years with lung affection, aad that
dread disease, Consumptcn-is anxions to make known
to his fellow sufferers the means of curs. ~
To all who desire It, he will send copy Of the pre-
scrption used ree of chargs0 with the directions for
preparing and using the same. which they will hnd
SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA. BRosenIrIs,
CocGhs COLDS, and all Throat and Lung Aectsons The
Only object Of the advesern sending the Prescription
to benefit the afflicted, and spread information which
lie conesves to be invaluable and he hopes every suffer-
will try hs remedy IT wH co them nothing and
may prove blessing. ~ ..... ..
Parties wishing the prescription fREH, by return mail,
will please address ~.
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
s35y1 willismsburgh, Kings Co.. New York.
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DIED

~ Notices Of Deiths free; Obituaries, huJ,'r
In Unionville on the 3lst of MarcE Julia A.
Dickinson, wife Of b. W. Dickinson, stged IS
years s'.e-4
In Colebrool, April IA, Of inflammation of the
bowels, Martin Blackford, aged 60 years.
In Orwell, April sth, of Paralysis, Robert
R2X aged 52.
News of the death of Mrs j. @. Farmer,
formerly Of this place, on the 18th of March,
has, just reached US. f-.3
DR.. Brewster, an old resident of Austinburg
died at his residence in that place last week.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-04-28

A Superior Bemedy.-Te can eouseisntionsIy
recommend to ho'e suffering from distressing cough Of.
Stckands helliuous Congh Basam It gives almost
lnsaneous and Is withal not disasreeabe the taste
There no doubt but the Meiapops Cough Basam as one
Tor claims for it. We have tried 1t during past week
nnd found relief from most distressing cough II is pre-
pared by DR.. Strickland, No East Fourth Street Cipcin-
nati o., and for sale by Druggists.
dry. ~ sO4
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VILLAGE ORoAMzArfoS.- village authori-
ties have made out their appointments, giving
the keys of exehequer E. r. Williams, the super
visorship to Capt Daniel MITCHELL Marshel-
ship, to Geo. W. Dickinson; Health officer, DR.
VIM. NJ. Eames. rIDFtGE
COMMITTEES OF THE COUNCIL.
Public Grounds and Torn COck-Geo. w
Dickinson, Daniel Mitchell. .3
Finance and Caims.-E. W. Fisk, e. A. Hitch
cock.
Side,ra8s and Streets. Mitchell and Dickinson.
Fire and IVater--Dickinson and Hitchcock
Ordinaces.--E. II. Fitch and w. M. Eames
Pubic Buildings and IEaHs.-H. l.. Morrison,
Geo. w. Dickinson, L. w. Fisk
Heahh-.Sanitary Board.-W. NJ. Eames, Ii. .Lt
Morrison, Daniel Mitchell 1.l.tiAG HllT
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nnANDnErns vnoErAnI,p p,,,,,s

are naele Tor s.sms loss Of Appetite sick
drowsiness and crampng palms, aud all disorders Of tie
stopaaeh and bowels -
Original Letter at 2o4 Canal Street. New York.
J. ]. G, COOK publisher Of the State Hammer, Ben
ngton, Vt. sgs; he attacked with Dyspepsia and
suffered severely from IT, that not apartele OF food could
be taken without occasoning the most uncomfortable
hon 10 his stomach For hye he suffered from tile
dreadful complaint, when he used BRANDRETHS PILLS.
The hst box did not 10 benefit him much but tho
cod podnoad change and the tine he had taken six
os COMPLETE CURE vas effected Hssaysi any dyspsb-
Sonci ,oexle flsd snsn Of an carly death vanished.
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TRurH.-Truth is mighty and will prevail
So win Herrick Alleu's Gold Medal Saleratus
over ali others, Notwithstanding so many ar,
trying to initiate II and deceive the publ
with spurious artiolei Our advice is to use
no other, try 20 other, call for no other, aud
be put off with no other for we kaop there L.
no other as good. 1t takes less in quantity /;
1t is far superior to soda TO use with cream
tartar; it is free from all deeterious substances;
you can obtain much better Biscuits with ii
than with any other salera,us or with soda;
we lave. Try it, and speak from ex x.erience'
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Having been summoned to Ravenna for 10
structiOns in preparation Tor the apppal ! assess.
ment on Thursday, the usual day for going to
press our labors upon the paper have ofcourse
been interrupted. Our readers will generally
adapt themselves TO the condition OF things
thus necessarily imposed
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AN ORDINANCE

To .4nlend Sections One, Three and Four and
10 Repeal Section Itco, Of. an Ordnance.
entitled, ".da Ordinance TO Preuent .4nilaIs
from Running al Lurge Wiihin the Incorpo
rated guiqge Of .a'htabula," passed May
Be Ordained by tie Mayor Recorder and TruAses OF the
Incorporated Village OF Ashtabula: t....
SECrioS l. That Sections One, Three and Four of g An
Ordinance to Prevent Animals from Running Large with
lsss, be so amended as to read as follows - -
SEC. l. That 1t shall be un,wful for the ovper or on
OF Ok or Neat Cattle OF any description Horse
Mule swine Sheep or Gee to allow them to run at large
within the limits of thencoI Village of AsabnI
SIC j. All persons violating the first sect ion OF ts ord
nance shall forfeit and pay the sum of Two Dollars for each
and every Bull 80 onnd running at srge Dollar each for
every Gov, Ok Steer leifer Calf Hore Mare Colt Mule or
Fey ny cents each for all Swine and Twenty cents 60 h
for all sheep and Geese together with all
for taking and keeping the same for all costs in collect
ing and selling the same Said penalty costs and expenses shall
be recovered by action in the the Marshal bsre the
Mayor Of sad village Justice Of the Pea &c residing
therein The money arising herefrom shall be paid in to
the Treasurer OF the corporation by the Marshal for the use
of the corporation. t..
SEC shall 10 the duty of the Marshal of the IncOr-
porated Nage OF Ahtzbula on yiew receiving
tee of the nom any person. seze and mpound
such cow, OK OF neat cattle q horse mules
o iii. sSS u EssO 70 tSs Ss
same 80 ipounded until redeemed By the owner or osn e
Mayor heeInaer provided The Marshal to arash su
heen food and water tor said animals redeemed OF re-
leased or sold aforesaid The Marshal aha deliver up
animals BY him mpounded to the owner or owners o
upon the payment him OF the penalty costs and
expenses herein provided for section three or upon
the written order Of the Mayor Justice Of tshe Peace
provided shall also be the duty of the Mar
edeeEed or released above provided for within three
Gays from the time efsneh impounding to notify tile Mayor
pogndn together with the time and place. and the number
~ nd OF animals 80 tmpounded and asos DESCRIPTION Of
he same With the the owner or owners
use9t 1.-THE same are known to the Marsh OF If they can
WIN reasonable diligence be ascertained y =
Sapftos That Section TE6, and said rsctiOns One
are heeby repealed. - ~ ~ '
SECTION s. THIS OndinAncs ,hau tsLa .aao, and ho L.
force from and after its passage. ~ '' anu W ~
Passed April 10th, 1890
Attest '' ''s'0''
KDwARp II, FIrcH, Recorder.
Asht4buia, APhli7 1850, sssS2
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HousEBREAKlSo.-On Friday morning last
the house Of Mr. VIM. Trimmer situated on the
Plank Road sbont three miles south Of Ash.
tabula, was burglarou sly sentered and some
S75 worth Of clothing taken togathsr with a
small amount Of money. The theifwas followed
to this piece, where it is supposedi Id Jiooks an
eastern bound train .-Rsporfer
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DRAMAric.-Rouse's Dramatic TROUPE viii
give their first entertainment at Smiht'a Hall, on
Wednesday Eve. March I'd; the celebrated
Drama enttl, "The Hidden Hand" The
company consist Of 20 good Stars, and are
highly spoken of by our exchanges.
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THE STORM Of Monday last was nn abundant
one in rain und wind. aud proved destructive
one to shipping caught upon the luke. TUE
temperature, was raw and pinehiag, and though
we have had bright and beautiful weather since
the temperature has not been much improved
The business Of gardening has lost much mpe-
tus siseni.o by the few balmy days oflast
weak, ---'- I
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Two Bad Cases OF Piles Cured By DIR. Strick-
lands Pile Remedy Mr. Glass of Janesvlls Wisconsin,,
writes for the benefit Of all who with the Piles that
he has been troubled for eight years with
of Piles and his brother discharged the army
eurHble hs being quite paTsyzed with the Pies Both
these disessng cured with bottle Of Dr.
srcksnd's Pile Remedy The recommendation CT these
gentlemen, beside the daily testimonials received by DR.
snekand ought to eonvince those suffering that the
sggated chronic Of Piles cured by DR. Sickand
fls Remedy. 1t Ia sold BY Druggists everywhere.
dry. -. sOS
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CLEVELAND WHOLESALE MARKET,

CLEvELAnD, April %, 1866.
,FLOUR-Qust but firm for choice grades. CITY made
Xxx red held at 81 0o 2O0 do do Xxx white held at 90
white at $40 25lDll.00.
wfEAr-In moderate demand, bit fso and higher for
No. Spring Sales Of No Mill spring 81 7seni rs FRO m
store-the market closing at the outside figure.
CORN-ln moderate demand and firm Sales of No /
shelied from store at 6l@D63c.
OAT but hrm No. Ohio sold from store at 40,
RYE-lnactiye and nominai.
BARiEY-Quiet and nominal.
POkK-Steady and in fair demand Sold at SOC SOAR 90
Tor No City messclosng at the outside price, $3.50 for
No, 2, and $50. 90 for clear.
LARD-Better but quiet At 1ec for ciry rendered In
tierees and zoe for do In kegs country rendered l617c
bAMS-SeSdJ Sold for 2lc for city sugar cured Coun-
sHoULDERs-stsady at l4c for city cured, and 1904
for country do. '''. : = --.-- :
MESS BEEF-Steady at $lsOOGo2oO0 s.l..r
BBTrEk-steady Prime Western Reserve tub at l6et9e
Lower grades nominal. -
CHEESE-Quet.' Good 10 prime old Western Reserve
aud New York is arm at 2O92l.
EGGS-Active and lbWer.' Sales ct lpd2oc
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Go to David HuSkells, for the-choicost and
best varieties Of confectionry ever brought
to this ,narketi h's attentive and kindly man
ners in serving his customers, together with
tie good choice be has made in,,selecIiog goods
for the coming season must ensure patronage
from discerning public - ,.D.i
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F. HAZARD, MOORE & CO.,
9os BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Agents for the Neufcbatel Wstch Co.
THE FOLLOWING SPLENDID LIST or III
Fine Watches e. Chains,
WORTH $350,ooo! ,T
70 BE sold roR '.an'

tP All the abofe tt OF Watches Will be sold for TEN
DOLLARS EACH. ..s. ~ ..t.. .-. ..-...
Certificates representing each and every watch in the
above List placed In Spar Envelopes sealed Any
person obtaining Cefthcae 70 be bad Office sent
BY mail to address, have the article called for the
return Of the Certificate, with Ten Dollars y J
We ehafge for orwardipg Certificates 90 cehtseac Five
will be sent iDr $1 and fifteen for So. M ..- ..,--
The Certificate must, In all cases; he returned WITH and
accompany the money when goods are ordered. 4,
All orders promptly ed and forwarded By return mail OF
express, Address
HAZARD, MOORE & co.,
ftslo se3 Broadwsy, New York
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Post OmGe Time Table
ARRIVAL & CLOSING OF MAILS.

s5. .+ ARRIVAL CLOSING OF MAILS. ts-..
CLOSING or MAILS ".',
EAsTERS-Through for New York City,. II Is 81.
EAsTERS-Way for all points between Ashtabula, and
bunaio,' '.'..... ....... "A 80 Pm.
WEsrRRN-Cleveland and beyond. .........6 Pm.
WEsTERN-Way for all points between Ashtabula aud
NlTNeIinu, "A. III
souTHERN--for Jefferson, 10 Is p. NJ Is T. NJ
Ashta6ua to keloggsyiiid, via e. Plymouth &c. on
rrluay,. -. u A. NJ return I. NJ
ARRIVALS.
EAsrERH-New YORK City,. 13oPM
Nay MAIL. .-..................S IS 80 N
WEsTERE-From Cleveland. ........... .12 80 PM
~ & DO way all points between Cleveland Ashtsbua
4 SouTiIERN-Jetierson, &c ...... 10 80 AM
. oFFICE,-open from IA P M-on Sunday u N
to1PM '.t - =
Post Office, Ashtabula o. March IS 1906
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The concertofi JAMES Gto CiAR1 was slimlS
attended, bat the performance was of pure and
eleyating character. Song, and vocal e$pres-
sion, are gifts, md he who would excel must
make those gifts available by culture aud prae-
tice, which Mr.. Clark has done with lover
fidelity and enthusiasm. He has few equals
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The Annual Meeting of the Grand River
Congregational Conference will be held in
Kelloggsville, on Tuesday, May 3D. at 2 o'clock
Z. NJ,
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OUR 9ouss FoLns.4+h charming Magazine
for Boys and Girls. We wish every young
person in Ashtabula might own and read this
delightful Work every, month. 1t will do much
to incfeas the happiness of those who read
lbs beautiful stories. and study its Illustrated
REFUSES, Puzzles, Charades, Sd "Rourd the
Evening Lamp. ITO increase its circulation we
will be happy to forward the subscriptions Of
any, from this Office. Terms So year, Tich-
nor & Fields are its publishers, Boston, Mass.
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Court Of Common Pleas begins its session
on Monday, May l4th.
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AND MISCELLANEOUS

Gold closed on Tuesday last at $l.27A.-
Things are coming down.
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The Wheat crop in this County, at ttis
season Of the year, never looked tiner than now
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dmSsTHUOTiON IN MUSIC, by PROF. T. h.
hOrhiNS, Teacher in Vocal and Instrumental Music
.~fiano. Violin, Guitar and Harmony
fuIfaos-$l0 aterm-one- advance p,,,. VII, hs
seeommoisted with Piano on q
his residenee.. A term consists OF 20 lessons f' =
Piano tuning attended to. 500