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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-04-14

FIRE IN PIERPoNr.-We learn That the
Steam Saw Mill and Oar Factory OF Mr. ST.
John, at the Center Of Pierpont was burned
down on Saturday night the 7,h. or the
amount OF loss we are not informed, but it
mast be heavy, as the copcern was large
Que. running two Steam Engines and EN-.
ploying about twenty Eve hands The in
suranee covers only small part OF the loss.
Sentinel
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rRocEEs ARE Used WITH ALWAYS GOOD SUCCESS.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS

A Superior Remedy.-we can eonscIsntiously
recommend to tho'e suffering from distressing cough D
Strcklands Aelhuous Consh Basam Itgyes relief almost
InstaneouE, and Is withal not dsgeeabe to the taste
There Is doubt but the Meuons Cough Basam as one
OF the best preparations in and Is all that its
tor claims for 1t. We have tried 1t during the past week.
md found relief from most distressing cough Ii pre-
pared by Dr. Strickland, No East Fourth Street. Cineln
natl, o =, and for sale by Druggists. '' 7T'77
For sale In Ashtabua, by George Willard and H. A. Hen
dry. SO4
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REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION a
meeting OF Republican members of the Legis.
lature 10 consultation with active men or the
party from all parts of tho State, 90 The evening
OF the I'd, it was resolved to bold the State
Convention on the twentieth day of June next.
On a comparison OF opinions, the radical sent-
ment prevailed strongly 10 the meet thug.
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STUSK TO DEArn. .--Potroleum " Nasty, IN
q recent letter, gives the life and death OF the
Democracy as follows:
o, bow troo is IL We served ain faith.
fnlly and where are we2 We went 10
war for slavery, and slavery IL dead
We ct for a Confederecy, and The Confed-
rncy is dead. We ft for State Rites and
State Rites are dead. And Democracy tied
herself to all those corp'os, aLd they have
atnnk her 10 denth.
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"Jes sor-" Exactly i"--solon sbipgls said they
were there "every tiss" II he felt owley" In the
morning, lie took Plantation Bters fhe felt weary at
night, he took Plantation Bites he lacked appetite
weak, languid mentally oppressed he took Plan
tation Bittes; and they faed TO set him on his
pins square and firm.
Few persons want any better authority but as some
may, just reud the followingt
believe the Plantation Btters have saved nv Iifa
REV. W. IT, WAGosER Madrid, N. ~
~ have been a great sufferer from
nrtsPepsia, ~ and had 70 alta ndon preaching.
Inc Thntaton Bitters have cured me-
Rev. @. A. WILDWOOD, New York CITY,"
1bad lost all appetite--vas 20 weak
md snd eDervHted eond hardly walk, and had perfect
,n,. ,s"S S.y o. society The P Plant.tiOn Bit
JANIS HEMISwAr, ST. Louis, No."
The Plaptation Biters have cured
mo o. dernngemen Of the Kidneys and Urinary Organs
'n"' distressed me for years. They act like charm.
&C. hooRI, 254 Broadway, MY"
Mrs. o. N. DEvoE, manager Of the uni,n uomc School
ior sodiers Children sue "hAs given the weak
and invalid children under her charge with the most
happy and gratifying results" We have received over
bundled reams OF such certificates but no advertisement
is so effective as what people themselves say Of good
article. ous fortune and reputation Is at stake
The original quality and high character Of these goods
will be sustained under every and all crcumstances
They have already obtained sale In every town. village
parish aud hamlet among civilized nations Base nita.
tors try To come as near and style as they can
and because good article sold as low as poor
one they find iome support from parties who do not care
what they sell. BE on your guard. sos our private
stamp ever the cork. ..
p. II. DRAKE Co. New York Ci.v-
10 SorsioSs Spring Rater, sold BY al Druggists.
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DIED


IV07lCsS y Del1HS, 7Fcc; OONWI7TeS, nay rdfe5.
In jamestown. New York, on the evening of
March 3lst, after short illness, Mrs Helen A.
Price, daughter of Rev. j. w. Lowe of Kings
vile, aged 23 years.
In this town, suddenly, on Saturday morning
last, 9th inst, Jabez Strong, in his 10th year
Mr. Strong was one of the early settlers of
Ashtabula
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MARRIED

In Cherry Valley on the 9th day of March
by Rev. L. B. Beach, John Krum to Miss
Ellen Green.
In Kngsvile on the 81 day of March, by V.
Lake, Benjamin II. Hor to Miss Susan Vanslyke
both afSheffeld.
In Colebrook on the 9th day of March at
the house of the brides father by Charles Irons,
Henry j. Webb to Miss Cynthia s. Allison.
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HEALTH ORDISASoEs.-The reader will not
fail to notice the Ordinances published on this
page of this paper. The authorities should be
promptly supported by our citizens, in the
preparations for meeting the expected scourge.
Prudence will not justify delay. Let the work
commence and be diligently continued.
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!. I TBE ELEcTIoS FOR BOARD OF EDUCATION on
Saturday Evening last resulted n the election
OF @. E. Bruce, Esq for two years and Henry e
Parsons and Goo. W. Dickinson, each for the
full term of three years.
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Two bad Ca ses or PiIea 'Cur.d nv nr ~,

Two Bad Cases or Piles Cured BY Dr. Strick-
Aqds Pile Remedy Mr.. Glass Of Janesville, WISCONSIN
writes tor the bepeht OF all who suffer with Piles that
he been troubled tor eight years with aggravated ase
OF and his brother discharged om the army as in
enrabe Che being quite paralyzed with the PlesJ Both
Inese distressing cured with bottle of Dr.
Strckhnds Pile Remedy The recommendation CT these
sentemen beside the daily testimonials received by DR.
stckano ought to convince those suffering that the most
enrone cases Of Piles cured by DR. Sticlan
dry. . soi
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pnANDRETH,s vvEaETAnu,U p,,,,s

Are iuaible for costyeness pssms Of appetite siok
headache giddiuess Of boatng meals dizziness
drowsiness and cramPing palms, aud all disorders the
OasinAi Letter al 294 Canal Street New York ' Il
j. j. U, COOK publisher Of the Slate BaHHer, Ben
nngton, W. says; he attacked with Dyspepsia and
suffered SO severely from IT, that particle OF could
be taken without oecasoniug the most uncomfortable
ton 10 his stomach For Ave years he suffered from the
dreadful complaiut when he used BRANDRBTH'S PILLS
The hrst box did not seem TO beneh him muo but p sec
ond produced change apdby the time had six box
COMPLETE CURE Effected He saws "AIy dyspep-
was gone, and my expectation Ofpn early death vanisel
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On TIM oursrDE-frst pOge-will be found
a highly interesting account OF tho action Of
the Senate on the Civil Rights Bill returned
with the Presidents objections the Peace
Proclamation and an interesting account Of
the golden wedding that was necessarily laid
over last week.
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OF disorders arise from its irritation in alarious districts
among which NeurnLgid Rheumatism Cont, Headache
BDdRes T0Othdche Earache Caarrh asthma Pdpita,on,
PdJa Affection Of The SiseH Byerirs Pain IN the Boscss
Cole Paralysis and DerGpgement Of The Stomach all of
which when originating in this put the intemit
tent tpe, bec,me eriodica This "CURE" expels the
poison from the blood and thus them all alike
rot only the most eecual remedy discovered for this
class OF comp ans but 1t the cheapest and is
perfectly ss. No harm arise from its use pa
tent when cured is left healthy he had had
the disease. Can this be said Of any other for Chs
and Fever II true of this and its importance those
afflicted with the complaint cannot be estimated So
sure it to the Fever and Agus that may be truth
fully said to be certain remedy One dealer complains that
it is not good medicine to SELL because one bottle cures
whole ne ghborhood.
G. Willard and H. A. Hendry Ashtabua and dealers every
where $50
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JAMES G. CLARK, so widely md fuvorably
known for bis happy combination of q poetic
nature, with the powers Of musical expression,
comes before an Ashtabula audience, on the
2O'h of April. Besides the happy faculties so
elective in moving the soul, be has heart th a.
glows with patriotism and love of country, and
his Poetic and vocal attainments are always
found In harmony with the music OF the union.
The New York Tribune pays him the follow
ing compliment, that we cannot well refrain
from publishing:
Among those who have nobly contrib
uled towards the Union triumph we nc.
cord high place TO the makers, adapters
and singers ofsongs, arousing the patriot.
ism of the People, aud appealing effective.
y to their love Of Liberty and Justice.
OF these there are doubtless q number; but
We happen to be personally acquainted
with james 6. CIa'k. of our own State
the ballad writer and singer, and us devo
ted a champion of the Union Cause as ex.
lists. We wish it were possible to give this
minstrel of freedom beuefi, at the Acad.
emy OF Music or Cooper Institute, and have
him, aided by Others, give selec ion OF
the best Patriotic Songs. Should this fail,
because every bod's business is nobody's"
we venture TO eXhort our friends every.
where TO welcome This singer wherever be
may appear. Mr.. Clark, We may observe,
has devoted of the proceeds of his concerts
nearly $4,000 since the war began to the
susl ainonce and comfort of our ,oldierS and
their families.
He will not slug TO empty benches where
music has so many lovers as 10 Ashtabala.
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gives it as bis opinion that bo will soon re-
cover from the effects OF the wound. Mr.. O.
is shortly to be removed to 40 asylum for
tire atment
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INSTRUCTION I'm MUSIC h. PROF n
HOPKINS, Teacher in Vocal aAd Issifun,entaI Mnsi,
-Piano Violh, Guitar and Harmony. F7T-i- '
TuIrIos-$lO Atem-one halfin advance PnpiIs viii, hs
accommodated with Of Piaso-on reasonable ~
his residence. term consists Of 20 lessons.
Pta9a tuabg attendsdto to- t'-'''- so1
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The Month Of Rosex is the most fragrant
month in the calendar. but it is soon over, and
bloom lies a whitening. But remember
ladies with Phalons Might Blooming Ccreus"
on your toilets you can have rarer perfume
than June flowers ever yield all the year round
Sold everywhere
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Notice to take Dispositions.

Notice to take Dispositions.
Levi, C. GIN. Plaintiff, In the Court of Common Pleas
against I Ashtabuls County, and State oi
Susan A. Gill, Defendant. Ohio.
DEPOSITIONS in this csse will he Ia
ken BY the Plaintiff at the Office Of David Barnes Justice
the Pcce in the Township of Madison. Lake county and
state Of Ohio the Path day Of April A. D. 1906 between
the hours Of NJ and NJ Of said day. and the exan-
aton will DO adjourned from day tn day until said deposit
tons completed. LEWIS C GILL,
BY SHERMAN FIrcH, his Attys
Dated Asht .bula, April tth, 1866. 3ws40
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J UST RECEIVED A lot of Single
Breast Black Cloth Coats only IS SO each and Blue Navy
Jaekets he nicest thing out for others WISHING
4 shor, coat only ss.ee, at >. F. CLIFFORD cos,
SSS - Ashtabula. Ohio,
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IIoS's EkrRAci or Fear JAMAICA GNeEk-for Indi-
geston, Nausea Heartburn Sick HsadAche Cholera Nor
bus, Flatuency, &C., where warming stmuapt Is re-
CURED lts careful preparation and entire purity, mhkss
1t cheap and reliable article for culinary purposes
seld everywhere at Socts per bottle Ak for "LYeAS"
rure Extract. Take no other.
sJ'- Saratoga Spring Taisr. ,o!dby all Druggists.
e5oyoow
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MORRISON & TICKNoR have just received
their first inslallment of fne Spring Goods
Advertisement next Eeek.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH,

Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous De.
sility 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 70 profit by the advertisers experience
do so by addressing
,. JOHN q. OGDEN,
S35y1 No. 10 Chambers St., New York.
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Notice.
NOtlCe.
. Bster Br9rghtOn and George Broughton.

70 Bstler Br9rghtOn and George Broughton,
Il OU nre hereby notified that on the
9th day Of March, A. 1860 Harvey Newell as Guardian Of
ad Batter and George Btoughton filed in the Probate Court
Of Ashtshaa County Ohio, petition the object and prayer
which procure said Court to order the real
estate Of the said Bsus and George Broughton his wards
situate in the county ofe Ohio and described As foow
to w Beginning al the north Of land orme rly
owned BY Seth Berry. Thence, north, 30 min west
chsins and 40 links TO stake In the Of the road
thepce morrill, IS 90 min east IL chains and 50 links
stake thence SOUTH 80 pin east chains and &c links
stake thenee south, so 80 min west II chains and
nks t. s place Of beginning containing 10 Of land
The said Butler and George Broughton only owning aaes
o the above described land the Orh side equal
being the same land sold to Samuel H. Hill By Lois and
Martin Jones BY deed dated March 4h 1884, by said
Sapuel H. Hin and wife to Elizabeth Broughion. hJ decd
dated June 18TH 1884, references being had 10 said ds s
particular description Of sad land h lhs more
lss but subject all legal hEhwsys ana authorize
the said Guardian 10 einss the funds In UntsA States
10 bonds The application therefor, VIII b. hsaIsg
BY ssd court the 2sd day Of April A. D. 1850 at
A. NJ at which time unless yen show to the sntIary
an order viii be asked . prayed for IN said petition
--- .... HARVEY NEWELL.
l -, Guardian Of Butler and George Brosehton
Dated mis- 27th day Of March, A. ID. 1866. -,
sHsaaAs FircH, Attorneys a< Pes,tsnss 4~s4s
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HASKELL Son, in the person of our friend
David, have just got back from the national
metropolis vii th splendid stock of seasouabe
goods, bought at the present reduced prices,
which are to be spread before the ladies' for
their admiration and selection. Don't fail to
make them a call. See advertisement ne xt
week
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STRANGE, BUT True.

Every young lady and gentleman In the United States
hear something very much to their advantage by
turn mailQree OF chsgeby addressing the undersigned
Those having fears Of being humbugged will oblige by
not noticing this card. All others will please address
their obedient servant ..,.'.r.H. 'tli'i
THOs. +. CHAPMAN,
s35y1 =. "+--t' S3l Broadway, New York.
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Aqua De Magnolia.

tohet delight. Superior TO sny Cologne, rssd 70
battle TIE hee and person. TO render the skin soft and
fesh TO alay Inflammation 10 perfume clothing for head
ache, &C. II is manufactured from the rich Southern
Magnolia and is obtaining patronage quite ceden
ted. tha hvorits with actresses and opera singers
Is sold by all dealers al $ioo in large bottles and by
DESAs BARNES Co., New York, Wholesale Agents.
IL Saratoga Spring Bater, sold BY all Druggists
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JUST RECEIvED-A large assortment of Oval Frames
Gilt and Rosewood Also Picture Glass; Cord Tass ls &c.
Also serescopes and stereoscopc pictures for sale at
&z A ALDERT5.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

.. The Confessions and Experience OF An
Invalid Published for the benefit and a CAUTION 10
YOUNG MRS and ohers, who suffer from Nervous Detity
Premature Decay Of Manhood &c. supplying at the SAME
time THE MEANS eELFcURE By who has him
seafer undergoing considerable quaceIy BY enclosing
postpaid addressed envelope single copies Zee charge
may be had OF the author y
- NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. ESQ, r,
S4oyl s3e i Jlts BiookSa, Kings Co., MY,
whitney q Greer's Instr u4n c n s. Melodeons
And Cabinet Organs which owing to late improvements
the most beautiful and perfect instruments made sale at
GREAT DARGAINs. .'.". ~. ..s.,. .Hs'.f.
EW- secondhand Melodeon also for sale
To be at the house of the subscriber
7. ii. HOPKINS, gent, b. II .
$40 -. f..af'-f Ashtabuls, Ohio.
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ATER'S AGUE CURE,
FOR THE sppEny cTrRR fP

INTERMITTENT FEVER, or FEvi
RR AND AGUE, RENIfTEST FE
YER, CHILL FEVER, DUMB AgUE,
PERIODICAL HRADA ACnR or Bill
IoUs HEApAcHs, and BILIOUS
FEvERs, indeed for the whole
class OF diseases originating in
hillary arrangement. caused by
the Malaria OF miasmatic
countries.
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DIR Mnttocks, the celebrated Analytical Physician
from New York, would inform the readers Of the Tele-
graph that he will make his next regular visit Ashia
bua on "Wednesday and Thursday 23d and 2lih of May
and will stop the Fisk House, the purpose Of treat
ing all those who may call, suffering from chronic dis
eases. DR.. Maocks has spent thirty years in treating
diseases oflong standing and claims to permanently
cure consumption, liver and kidney affections stomach
aud bowel complaints, scrofula Rheumatism, Neuralgia
cancers saltrheum, aud all diseases of the blood and
diseases peculiar to females. Now is the time for those
who have tried other of cure to obtain the ad
vice and treatment of Physician of experience with
knowledge of lingering diseases unsurpassed by any ply.
sean in the country. 1t will cost nothing consult
him. Remember he time he Is to be here is the 23d and
24h of May, 1866 S4s
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WHO WANTS TO BUY p.

Ihave No.2. R0ES IMPROVED CHEESE VAT, with
pipe and all the fixtures good New Also good iron
et two horse covered buggy, farm TOOLS quantity
Of hay and staiks, which Fdesire to sell
Any In ofths above will wen 10 call on me
before pnrchasng '.i ifH JAMES s. JENNINGS.
aAshtabua, Feb q, 1896. f'. .''" ~ SAG y
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A Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat,

REQuREs IMxEpArE ATTENTION, AND SHOULD RK CnEcxEp.
IL ALLOWED TO CONTINUE
Irritation OF the Lungs, n Permanent
Throat Affection. or an IncurabIe Lung
-ft Is OFTEN THE REsuLr. .. ..-4
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHEs
HAVING DIRECT INFLUENCE PARTS, GIVE IMMEpI-
t. ATE nELiEF. ''.'
For Bronchitis, Asfhsma, Catavrh, Consunptire and
Throat Diseases,
rRocgEs ARE usKD WITH ALWAYS GOOD SUCCESS
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will hnd oches useful In clearing the voice when taken be-
ore Singing Speaking and relieving the th
unusual exerion of the vocal organs The Troches are
recommended and prescribed by Physicians and have had
estimouals fom eminent Throughout the country -
Being article of true merit and having proved their ELI
eaey by test of many years, each year finds them new
localities In various parts Of the world and the Troces are
universally pronounced better than other articles
Obtain only "BRowSs BRONCHIAL TRocHRs" and do not
buy any Of the Worthless limitations that may be offered
Sold everywhere in the United States and in Foreign
Couatries, at IS cents per box. Igi enc. ems2e
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Cough Cnndy-Prof HAMILToN's INDICATED CorCH
CANDY made from extracts prepared in Vacuo certain aud
eneetve remedy r coughs, colds hoarseness throat
Asthma, Bronchitis and consumption Its great popularity
ahd immense sales Is guaranty Of its great value. Those
VINO try always use icure their COLDS and avoid consup-
ton and early grave Price only " cents one million
sold annually, and sold everywhere.
=. =. I. b. sLlNGERLAND, Proprietor
u. Willard, nSeu'S-Ashaohih 3ms44
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BIanks.--A good assortment hand at all times
a. tht. oacr
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The Mason g. IInmiin Cabinet Organs,
ory different Styles adapted to sacred and music
for $50 to 5000 each. FlFTKONE GOLD or SILVER
MEDALS, other first premiums awarded them. rustra-
ted Catalogues free. Address, MASON HAMLIN BosroS
thASON BROTHERS NEw YoRK. sl0y.
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Post once Time Table
ARRIVAL 4 CLOSING OF MAILS.

ARRIVAL 4 CLOSING OF MAILS.
CLOSING or MAILS
EAsrERN-Through for New York city,. IL BAN.
EAsTERN-Way for all ponts between Ashtabu,s, and
WEsTERN-Cleveand and beyond. ..........6 pm.
WEsTERN-Way for all points between Ashtabula and
OlsVelnno,. .............. ........T An
SorTIfERN for Jefferson, ~ 10 7. NJ ga Is r. NJ
Ashtabula to kelloggsviild, via T.. Plymouth &c.
triuayss - a. M. return D l.. h.
ARRIVALS.
EAsrEEN-New york City,. .73oPM
way hail' .................. IS 80 A "
WEsTERN-From Cleveland. ..,........... 30PM
do Way Rail points between Cleveland, 4 Ashtabula
. = % L NJ
SorrhERN-Jeiiersor, &c .............. 10 30AM
oFFICE,-open from AMtos p Non Sunday, IL N
tolPM ~ -
Moo. H.HARR1S, Pm,
Post Office, Asltsbula o. March 10 1885,
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Fever and Ague is not the
only consequences of the MAS
matte nrisnn- A nrant IN rietx