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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-06-01
Cleveland wholesale Market.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, May g. 1867.
FLoURLQ Quiet and steady for spring wheat grades We
quote City made Xxx spring, from mol wheat $500 do
do from No 2 wheat $i450 Writer wheat grade with
demand, and price irregular Rye Flour in demand
at So, 750118 95
WBEAF-Quiet and unchanged. Sales 2 cars No.
Milwaukee spriug at 80, 80 from store.
CoRN-Firm, but dull. Sales cars and 700 new
sheIled from etore at 81 OF.
OATs-Quiet and less firm. Sales 1 No. State
from store at 75c oars do do at 751l.
RARLEY-Fim at 81 ,2O0125 for Canada; No. State
S5c6l1 90.
LARD-In moderate request and steady for City render
cd at 1870 In tierces. Country rendered 12A@f2A
SNOKED MEArs-m good demand and prices steady
and firm. Sales $500 lbs capvassed Sugar-cured Hams
at 16c 5000 lbs unoanyassed Plain Hams al 14c 1000
lbs canvaescd 5c 500 lbs canyassed do PC Clear
rib Bacon 13c Breakfast Bacon, canyassed, 16c.
CHEEsE-Quiet and steady at Sl515c for inferior to
choice dairy and factory packages included Very choice
selected factory in small way commands Is HG16.
DsEp ArrLEs~ Quiet sales IS bbss at SIC packages
included.
-PorAToEs-In fair demand and higher. Sales cars
BEASs~Firm AZ $s,Oo@s,a Is per bu for prime white
FEATHERs-In fair demand at s0@t95c. according to
quality
90 per bbl White Lime, Cleveland aud Fremont, S175
per Dbl.
SALT-steady Fine s., ,25 Coarse $a5O
BUTTER-Quiet AMI steady Sales ii kegs choice
Western Reserve at q.
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AsHTABuLA DEPoT.-The G. P. & A. r. r.
excel all other roads in the country in the con
venience and neatness oftheir depot buildings
and grounds, as well as in the order and con-
dition of the road and bridges. cars, and the
civility of its employers, TO say nothing of its
financial soundness and healthiness. This lat
ter is only. perhaps the natural result of its SUI
perior management and popularity. Since ad
ding to the freight house as heretofore noticed
the work has letn begun of increasing the
commodiousness of the passenger house by
nearly doubling its length, and materially wild
ening the platform. The policy of the Compa-
ny seems to beto make the accommodation of the
road equal in all respects to the demands of the
business and travelling public
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Conneaut,-From the Reportsr

CoNNRAUT On WELL.-Capt Neil is again en-
gagged in fishing out the debris thrown into the
hole, during the past year, preparatory to tub
ing it, and testing the quantity and quality OF
its gas.
On Tues5Ay morning MIR. Thomas Dormon
of the township, Pa, while plowing was pros
trated by shock of lighting, which struck q
small tree at a distance of some two rods from
him.
ARRESTED. Tuesday last, young man
named Warren, in the employ, mot as a counter
fiter we conclude ] of Mr.. Surline, in Kngsville,
was arrested upon the charge of passing coun-
terfeit money, in Illinois, by Cleveland Detect
i've taken to that city for trial
The project of building brick black on the
site of the buildings destroyed by fire last win
ter in Kingsvile, by stock company has failed.
The ConNERcIAL CoLLEGE.-Prof N. E. Bar
rett. Of the Commercial College in Kingsville
has closed the Institution, by settling up with
students, and dismissing them. The Professor
goes to Niles, Mich, his former residence where
we hope he will meet with success, cemensurate
with his energy and ability.
RusAwAr-On Monday afternoon a disas-
ferrous runaway occurred, resulting in the death
of the horse, brsakin & of the buggy and the in
juring Of two pers ons. The outfit was the prop
erty Of Mr.. s. Daniels Of this town, who was
driving home from the village, accompanied by
two friends. The horse ieli down dead with no
outward injuries visible.
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From the Painesville Telegrdp h.

We spent last sabbath in this beautiful burg
Changes and improvements characterize the
few months that have elapsed since our last
visit there.
p L. S. Sherman, ESQ.,, has made SO many ex.
ternal changes on the 'Nellis' corner, in the
way of grading, laying out and beautifying the
grounds, new fences, paint, ETC., that we hard
ly knew the place as we passed it. New
houses, new stores, and completed hotel, all
give indications of healthy growth, May the
growth of our beautiful neighbor village never
be anything but healthy.
Monday morning we had the pleasure of a
walk and look over the richly fruited farm
of E. L. Traver, Esq, alittle southeast of Ash
tabua A fine apple orchard of the choicest
varieties of apples, large young peach ORCH
ard just now ready to fruit heavily, any quanti-
ty of raspberries and strawberries, and small
vineyard that has fallen into strange habit, for
the last few years, of bearing enormous crops
of the choicest grapes, without the least indica-
tion of fatigue. or exhaustion. The farm the
fruit and the proprietors, are hard to beat. We
wish they were all somewhere near US on Men
tor Avenue.
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MARRIED..

In Geneva, May 23d, by Rev. A. c. Tibbits, Edwin D.
Lewis, ofFarmington, to Miss Elizabeth E. Wright, Of
Geneva.
In Geneva May 2Sth, by Rev. A. c. Tibbits, Arthur
Waterman to Miss Frank L. Hotchkiss both of Madison
At the Dedication of the Spiritual Hail. In Thompson
on the 2Sth inst, by o: Kellogg, Lyman Arnold and
Minerva Webster, both of Thompson.
In Cherry Valley May 2Sd, Marion Sweet to Eugene
Randolph, ofCherry Valley.
In Andoyer, May 13th by Rev. B. Beach, Miss Lola A.
Root, TO Wm W. Birch Of Andover
In New Lebanon, Pa, May LIST, by Elder Lowe, Miss
of West Wiamsfelu.
In Jefersrn May 27th by Rev. E. C. Farley, Edmond
In New Lyme, May 26th by Calvin Dodge, j. p, Eli
sher Hail. to Miss Julia A. Gddings both Cherry Val
ley.
In Lenox, May 22d, by Rev. A. D. olds John Fox to
Mrs Julia X. Wade both of the above place.
In Jefferson, May e5th, by Rev E. o. Farley, Franklin
Wilcox, to Miss Elsa Wilder both CT Wayne.
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While attending upon the ordination ceremo-
mics at Painesville on Wednesday last, we fell
into the hands of CHARLES A. AVERY, Esq,
and were madethe participant of the society
and the bountiiul and cheerful hospitality Of
that gentleman and his agreeable lady. After
the palatial enjoyments, the pleasure was af-
forded us of passing over his ample and elegant
grounds, situated in the heart ofthe village upon
fine eleyation-they cover an area of ten
acres. The beauty of their surface and the
manner of their adornment with all the indigi-
nous as wellas foreign fruits and flowers, con-
servatory and forcing houses, gorgeous to the
eye and redolent with perfume, summer houses
and rusticretreats render them the most charm
ing and enchanting of anything real in our con-
ception- While Mr.. A. has the taste for the
enjoyment of these pleasures himself, he has q
heart to share them with others less favored.
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w- sCHENCK'S SEAwEED TONIC This medi-
cine invented by Dr. H. Schenck, of Philadelphia, is
intended dissolve the food and make it into chyle
the first process of digestion By cleansing the stomach
with Schencks mandrake Pills. the tonic restores
he appetite and food that could be eaten before using
1t win be easily digested.
Consumption cannot be cured by Schenck's Pumonc
Syrup unless the stomach and liver is made healthy and
the appetite restored, hence the Tonic and Pills
quired in nearly every of consumption. half doz.
on bottles of the SEAwEED TONIC and three four
boxes of the MANDRAKE PILLS will cure any ordinary
case ofdyspepsia.
Dr.. Schenck makes professional visits in New York
Boston and at his principal Office In Philadelphia every
week. See daily papers each place, his pamphlet
on consumption for his days for visitation.
Please observe when purchasing that the two likeness
ses of Doctor when in the last stage Of Consump
ton and the other he Is in perfect health on
she Government stamp.
Sold by all Druggists anddeaers price 81 per bottle,
80 the half dozen, All letters for advice should be
addressed to DR. Schencks Principal Office No. Is North
9th Street, Philadelphia Pa
General Wholesale Agents; Demas Barnes & Co., N.
T.; 9. .Hance, BALTIMORE Nd John d, Parke, Cincin-
natl walker Taylor Chicago nls.; Collins Bros, ST.,
Loais, Mo. u TT No, i,ly-s76
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MILLINERY FANCY GcoDs.-Miss WRIGHT & Bro: ar
filling up their store again with very desirable and
choice selection of Spring Millinery consisting as fol-
lowsLadies and Missessf and fancy Braid Bonnets
Hats all the prevailing Styles and novelties Of the
season. r
Mourning Bonnets Wells & Collars. Ladies Caps. In
fants Caps Bonnets. Elegant Silks, Flowers, Laces,
Ribbons, Straw trimmings Ornaments HOopSkirts Cor
sets, Stamped Yokes, Star Braid. &C.
Particular attention paid in making Old Ladies' Bon
nets Straw Bonnets Hats dressed ip the latest
style In connection with store first class Dress
Maker be found Patterns and Dress trimmings for
SALE Don't forgethe place, doors South of the Fisk
House. ~
We also have the agency of DUNN Co.'S extensive Dy
ing Establishment Ladies Gents wishing anything
in that lne win please leave their goods at store,
and have them sent and returned free of charge.
l. .tt-aJ t.s 5tss Miss WRIGHT & Bro
Ashtabula. April l. 1867, .gi'Tq. '-1l1- 9O1
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invalids therefore to call DR. Mattocks when they
have opportunity and receive treatment and care
his hands; He visits limited number Of towns and
cities in Northern Ohio monthly for the purpose Of
amining patients and treating their cases. The many
and complicated diseases of Females receive an entirely
new and universally successful treatment by Dr. Mat
took. Let no one,-man woman or chiId-be deferred
from calling the Doctor because Of their poverty
free His visit to Aehtabula will be on "wednesday
and Thursday 18th and aOth days of June, 1867. he
stops at the Fisk House.
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ANOTHER SPAsMoDIo EFFORT to dry up some
of the sources of intemperance that infest to
such an extent our otherwise orderly village. is
again to be resorted to. A Young man. n
minor, was piled with liquor at the depot on
Sunday last, and the disorderly conduct that
followed the muddling of the brain and the
peryersion of judgment threw the young man in
to the village lookup. Those who sold him the
liquor will be made to enjoy the rewards of
their unlawful business. This will, no doubt
make the dealers little more circumspect and
cautious for a while until the furry and indig-
nation of this particular transaction shall have
blown over, and then the work will go on again
without let or hindrance until somebody is
thrown into another spasm, by the effects Of
this traffic being brought home to his own
household by the ensnaring and besotting of
his own son, at that stage of existence when
the judgment is powerless before the eagerness
and impetuosity of feeling Such has been the
history of the moral influence and restraints
brought to bear upon the liquor traffic, and
probably nothingmore steady, permanent and
salutary is to be expected in the future
Since the above put in type learn that ziele
ana Fowler have been placed under recognizance of k
eacn 10 appear before the Common Pleas.
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FoR THE FAR WEsr.-Senator Wade. H. E.
Parsons, Esq. and Hon. d. CALDWELL and ladies
start on Wednesday morning, saysthe Sentinel,
for trip to the Far West, or as far as they
can go upon the newly opened part of the Pa
cific Railroad, and thence by other means of
travel as far as the party may be disposed. 1t
is hardly necessary to wish them pleasant
trip, as that will be matter of course, though
the wish for safe one may not be ont of place.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-06-01

TENTH THOUSAND OF NED NHv1Ns-Chonce
for Disabled Soldiers. The tenth thousand
of MIR. Morgans book, "Ned Neyins, the News
boy or, Street Life in Boston,, is already issu-
ed, and orders have been given for the fifteenth
thousand. They are printed and sold at the
rate ofover thousand week. Rand & Avery
Printers, No Cornhil will attest the fact
Two of their power presses are kept continually
at work on the book. Agents are reaping q
harvest by it, realizing 100 per cent profit.
Dudley S. Jones, Of Ellsworth, Maine, writes
that of the first lot he sold copy at almost
every house, and expects to sell two hundred
in the town. w. FL. Bennett, of Fall River;
Mass, sold one hundred and twenty COPIES in
that town, and expects to sell five hundred in
the country. Disabled Soldiers and others find
it the best book pablished for canyassing Even
children have been known to clear five dollars
day. Canvassers are multiplying daily at
the present rate of increase, demands for the
book will soon reach 1000 week. Agents wish
ing to secure good territory, should apply at
once to Rev. Fl. Morgan, No Q Greton street.
Boston Mass
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In Madison April 29th, Sarah, youngest daughter of
Sumner and Elizabeth Murphy, aged 13 years.
In Lenox May 17th Mrs. Ruth Freyer, wife ofJohn n
Freyer
In Jefferson 10 O'Clock the night of May 26th Mrs
Ella NJ Wade wife Of Edward c. Wade In the cath year
other age.
In West wiliamsfeld ON the 94th inst Warren fired
infant son OF Rev Henry and Elizabeth Avery aged
Eve and one half mouths.
In Aehtabuls, Nav 20fh Eda, infant son of John and
Lydia Blake, aged three months and eight days.
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Attention is called to the announcement Of
of j. F. Clifford & Co. of their increased stock
of Ready made Clothing and Gents Furnishing
Goods, and the elegance and economy that may
be combined in securing new suit, or in eking
out an old one by the supply of any threadbare
or unsightly portion. Gifford's taste and skill
in vouchsafing good fits, need no endorsement.
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ENTERPRISE INSURANCE CoMPANY.-In anoth-
er column will be found the advertisement of
this Company. The amount of Capital and
other advantages they possess, will recommend
them to property holders. Mr.. E. W. Richards
is the local agent at this place.
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Another Saloon, we understand, is to be open
ed in the basement Of the Clarendon, under the
store Of Gary & Perrigo.
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The members of the A. B. B. G. are earnest
ly requested to be present at the regular month
ly meeting to be held at the usual place next
Tuesday evening. Business of importance is
to be transacted. SIDNEY TIoKNoR, Pres.
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Though the wet weather continues, it is less
constant, and we get occasional sunny hours,
and Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday were
quite summerlike in temperature.
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Dr.. e. j. Mattocks the renowned Analytical Physic
an asks the question of all persons suffering under the
torment Of any of the forms of Bilious Diseases, why
they will continue to suffer when relief is at hand The
Doctor is noted for asking questions but he does 1t for
good purpose and before he is through makes it point
to become master ofs patients feelings symtoms pains
achee and ailments Of whatever nature 1t behoyes all
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DEsERTIoN.-WM, L. BRowN, as we are in
formed by his wife, Mary Ann, left his home in
Morris, Grundy County, Ill, in August last,
taking with him little son-Alfred, and sever
al thousand dollars, leaving his family destitute
and in debt. Mrs. Brown wishes to hear of,
and obtain, II possible, the child. Any infor-
nation addressed to her as above, will be CRATE
fully received
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That S a little selfish, Bro. Bailey.

: A BAD BREAK-Sherwood has made quite
an excitement in Cleveland He has put all
the best make of prints, Merlimacks, Cochecos,
Spragues, &C., at l2tc, and American Ginghams
at I25c., and Heavy Cottonades at Gle,
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The annual meeting of the Lake Shore Med
icdt Society will be held at the Cowles House,
in Painesville, on Wednesday p. n. June 9Th.
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Errors OF YOuth.-A Gentleman who suffered for
years from nervous debility, premature decay, and all
the effects of youthful ndiscretion WILL for the sake OF
suffering humanity, send free to all who need it. the re-
cipe and directions for making the simple remedy by
which he was cured Sufferers wishing to profit by the
advertisers experience, do by addressing in per-
feet confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN
9Oe-y1 AZ Cedar Street, New York
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Peoples Most Sure and Efectual Remedy for Coughs
Coughs Colds Group Catarrh Asthma Bronchitis Diph
theria and all Pulmonary Diseases. The Ln6ricato1
is medicinal preparation in the form of Lozenge
which of all modes is the most pleasant and convenient
They contain deleterious ingredient and Warra
ted to be always safe for the weakest and most
sitive stomach In Group they give in,ned;ate rais-
For Coughs and Colds they invaluable.
For Catayrh, Astuad and Bronchitis they have equal
In the market de Certificates accompanying each box
Dipsia that dreaded and desoating disease they
troll wonderfully and almost Immediately
No Public Speaker Singer Teacher should be with
ont them as they rsmnye hoaseness and strengthen and
clear the vAice.
EY-Alwsys use them in time, and IL the symptoms
severe use very freely, j. II. BLADES CO, Props,
) -. - Elmira, n. Y
STRONG & ARMSTRONG. Wholesale Agents,
Cleveland Ohio
For sale by 81. A. HENDRY. Ashtabula, Ohio. S7O-y
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eY- Fruit Box-James Phillips.
HAdministrators Sale-Wm, A. Field. ~
ewLocal Notice-Dr. Strickland
eE- New Goods. F. Clifford Co.
w See Advertisement Of Bruce, Waite q Amidon.
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DEMAND FOR GOLD.-The demand for gold is great but
is equal the demand for the celebrated Chemical
Sdiras especially where this Saeratus has been tried
and where its worth IL fully known Try it and satisfy
yourself. For sale by most merchants Use it instead
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LOCAL NOTICES.
.HeEnabOlCl's Fluid EEtract
$50 BUCHU

LIS a Certain Cure for Diseases of the
Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Organic
weaknesses, Female Complaints, gen raj Debility
and all diseases of the r.-s ~
: =. - Urinary Organs.
whether existing in sFF- tls15
Male or Female.
from whatever cause originating and no matter Of
eac -r How long standing.
Diseases of these organs require the Of iuretcs
III no treatment is submitted to- Consumption In
sanity NAV ensue Our Flesh and Blood are supported
from these sources, and TIE 1-i r-
9'i sHa HEALTH AND HAPPINESS,
and that of posterty depends upon prompt of relia
Bile remedy -. cr
90 = HelmboId's Extract Buchu,e
established upwards of IS years, prepared by
594 Broadway, New York,
f04 South 10th street, Philadelphia, Pa. ss6
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The firm of Fuller and Patterson has under
gone a change by the withdrawal of the senior
partner. ra-
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1t pleasant to recommend really mertous article
hence we ask those suffering from Dyspepsia Nervous
or Debility, to try DR.. Strickands Tonic Dr. E.
NJ Sans ordered "a worth for j. C. Hays Decatur Ala
T. Hart, New York City, says 'it cured me where
get it for my friends Thus they write from all quar-
faro
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Oberlfn, 0hio.-The Pioneer UNION BUSINESS In
sTITUTE is under the direction of its experienced
and successful founder Prof. s. Cains who is greatly
Improving the of study and offering tuition to
clubs at reduced rates. He viii also teach ited
Der Of ladies FREE. For particulars address the Prnci
pal q Obern, Ohio.
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Hall,s Hair Renewer.

Is the most perfect preparation for the hair ever Of
fered to the public 1t is vegetable compound and
tans injurieus ingredients 1t will gray hair
to its original coor-w prevent the hair falling out
and will promote its growth, 1t is splendid hair dress
ing-clensing the scalp and making the hair sof lust
rous and silken. R. P. Hall & Co.. Nashua N H. Pro-
prietOrs. For sale by all Druggists. JUNE
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HAskElls COLUMN.

COTTON YARN, Bats, &e-The
noseribers have just received supply Of these
sruees that SO many OF their customers have been
~ D. w HASKELL & co.
4shtsbqls March 30 1857. ~ :
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The Glory of Man is Strength
the and debiltated Immediately HELM
BoLDs EXTRACT BUCHU.
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AGUE, CHILLs, OR INTERMITTENT FEVER cured O. the
money refunded. DR.. Wits Ague Pills entirely
new medicine and having been tried in over 1900 of the
very and obstinate cases of Chs and Fever and
not failed even in to effect speedy ouFe the
proprietor guarantees them to every case after
all other medicines fail Those suffering should mme
diately give them trial. They warranted to cure
For sale by druggists sent by mail receipt of the
price 81. Address DIR. WITT. Box GIL, Cincinnati,
0ng'
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dence of the goodness Of Brandrethr Pills. They should
be in every family ready for the first symtoms
disease occurring This method will often save life
Remember the Cholera must be treated as Poison and
your safety demands it should be got rid Of without de-
lay Colds rheumatism. asthma, pleurisy, darrhoea,
coics fact all sickness is the Consequence Of active
impurities in the Blood. These being removed, the
health is restored at once. JUsE