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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-05-25
WILLOW ANDj
A GREE DELIVERY. OF GOODS TO
ANY PART OF THE BOROUGHi
s6f1y HORTON, FELLOWS & co.
LEATHER AND. FINDINGS.

LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
NJ. W. SMITH, MANUFACTURER
Z v . and Dealer in Leather and Findings Mai1
street, Opposite Phoenix Foundry Ashtabula Ohio
CASH PAID FOR HIDES. PELTS AND -CALFSKINS
Just received and now for sale as good an assorted
LEATHER AND FINDINGS
as can be found in any Western Market and which will
be sold on the most reasonable terms Ihope to make il
an object for Boot and Shpe and Harness Manufacturers
IN the vicinity to favor with their patronage feeling
sashed that can sell them everything needed in their
business as cheap be found in Cleveland or even
the Eastern Markets. thereby saving freight and travelling
expenses, and loss of time
All are cordially invited to call and examine nv stock
De1Ore purchasing elsewhere Confident that can make
II for your interest to buy in this market shall take
pleasure IN seeing my old friends and the public and
showing them my stock. Below give partial list of
Spanish and slaughter SOLE upper and harness Leather
spanls ana slaughter kip French calf and kip oak and
nemiock calf and kip collar leather and horse hides
men and Women's morocco band and lacing leather
Innings, bindings topping and russets
Lasts pegs thread, webb, Packards Ink iron and zinc
sand stones rasps knives floats size sticks and straps
boot trees shoe aces punches lasting irons eyeets
let sets. stchwheels stch-markers heel shaves edge
panes strip avis welt knives elastic heel ball. stitch
ing cord lasting tacks heel and plates boot backing
noot brushes harness oils and all kinds of finishing
Ashtabula, Dec. 1863 r-f e - - 900
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Proves itself the only reliable Restorer of Gray and Fad
ed hair to its original color. .i s1,I..i = 5e1J I'D
1t contains neither OIL alcohol any other injurious
substance.
1t ceanses the scalp, gives the hair rich and glossy
appearance, and promotes its luxnrant growth.
1t is scientifically prepared and is indorsed by the
most eminent medical authority.
1t is exqusitey perfumed will not stain soil the
finest fabric and is indispensable to the toilet of every
lady and gentleman.
1l5 sTa BUY NO OTHER. 70 .- ..Ih
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SIokN'S c0KDITIOH POWDER

Has the largest snIe of any Horse and Cattle Medicine
in this country. 1t is conpnsed Of herbs and roots and
for nildness safety certainty and ;lorongness stands
pre-eminently at the head of the list Of Horse and
(dftls Medicines.
1t carries OF all gross umors, prevents horses from
becoming stiff laundering purios the blood loosens
the skin. aud gives il smooth and glossy appearance,
cieanses the water and strengthens every part of the
body. 1t is also safc and certain remedy for coughs
sod colds, which generate many fatal diseases.
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ESPECIALLY TO THE SICK.
DIR. e. IOLLIE MATTOCKS. LATE

? II IN. u. yOLIIII 4u]fI IOttAAJ,. IlA L
~ of New York For thirty years DR.. Mattocks has
devoted his whole attention the cure of chronic
Of every and nature and has effected remark
able in lingering diseases True medical science is
foundation practice differs all others
know the diseases and also the remedy No experiment
ting, no deception, humbug. Do not give poisons I:
entirely vegetable medicines good take act mild
with nature. We give candid opinion, and effect per-
maneEt cures We ask trial before abandoning hopes
Hundreds have been cured after given up die No mat
ter what your disease is; examine for yourselves VIII
cost nothing, for consultation is free.
DIR. E. JOLLIE MATTOCKS can be consulted at his
Offices as follows for the year 1861 one day every eight
weeks:
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CAD ACCIDENTAL F.. CLIFFORD
" & CO., would respectfully request all who know
themselves indebted to teIn to call and pay upas they
are very much in need of the money and must have it.
. "''U - '''' "'SN j. =. CLIFFORD 60.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-05-04

Additional details OF the late reyolu-
tion in Hayti are taken from the Jamaica
papers. A decree was issued on the 18th
of March, banishing Geffrard, his family
and all his ministers, forever from the
territory, confscating their property, and
authorizing any citizen to punish them
for treason if they return.
BY later advices from Hayti we learn
that Gen, Nissase Saget had st length
been saduesd to accept the Provisional
Presidsaey, and that Gen. Salnave has
beea elected President by the Senate =
The leaders of the revolution have had
an easy victory. Gen Geffrard having
fled from the island, and abdicated, no
one has cared to oppose the revolutionists.
The new President Salnave is a young
man, only S3 years old, and is said to be
a man of great promise.
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EEROPE.

The Paris Presse has a rumor that Bis
marck would resign in consequence of a
difference In opinion between himself and
the King, the latter being unwilling to
accept the evacuation of Luxembourg, ON
principal.
In the North German Parliament Bis
marek made a aspeech announcing his con-
currence in the amendment to the draft
of the Federal Constitution, BY which the
strength of the army on peace footing
remains unaltered, antn a common fede-
raj code of laws could be promulgated
He opposed the amendment that the next
five years should be considered years OF
transaction, and that, after that period,
the army on the peace footing should be
maintained of the same strength as hith-
erto, until the promulgation Of a gener-
al code Of laws, when army expenses
should nevertheless be fixed by special
law on the basis of the hitherto existing
organization. The amendment which
Bismarck supported was rejected, 167
against no, when Bismarck urgently re-
quested the house to pass an amendment
which would leave to the Government
the choice of the time for promulgatsng
the common Federal code Of laws saying
that unless the amendment was adopted
the. Federal Gov eminent would not
agree to the draft, and the task of draw
ing up a constitution might. possibly at
the last moment, be frustrated. Notwith-
standing, this amendment was rejected,
157 against 1l9. The amendment
which Bismarck opposed was then a
dopted, 2o2 against 80. All remaining
articles of the draft were then adopted.
The Polish members, who had supported
Bismarck, then resigned their seats in
consequence, as they said, of failure of
the last attempt to prevent the act of vi
olencc committed by their interpretations
in the North German Confederation.
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ERoPEAN ADvIcEs are that the British
Parliament has again met, and that, in the
Commons the present week, Lord STAN
ley stated that the proposal emanating
from the Queen had been accepted by
France and Prussia, and that the Laxem-
burg question would be peacefully ad-
justed.-F France officially announces
the cessation of her military preparations.
The King of Prussia, in bis speech
at tie opening of his Diet, made no refer
ence to Luxemburg, but observed that
the unity of Germany would promote the
peace of Europe.
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The passage of the Wool Tariff by Congress
has been called remarkable legislation. Many
other interests claimed protection, and q gen.
eral bin had been introduced. But so many
enemies existed and were created, and the East
and West became sojealDus Of each other, that
the passage of the bin was found impossible at
a late hour, and as a last resort the clauses re-
la;ing to. wool and woolens weEe. .intredhsed as
separate bill, and passed This left the iron,
as well as variety of other interests and in
dussries, without the special protection which
they needed, for, by reason OF currency infla-
tiou. of internal taxation at home, and the COM
petition of cheap untaxed labor abroad, they
stand an unequal chance with foreign enter
prises
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-05-04

F. A DssCovERY.-Since the ne@rs be-
came citizen, Southern philosophers
have made new discovery. Formerly,
in their ethaaolegS he was connecting
link between man and tbe gorilla. Seme
of our own distinguished anatomists pab-
licly contrasted the skulls of the different
races, and showed the consequent inferTor-
ity of the blacks. Anew edition of n asural
History, "revised and improved" unset
ties this theory He is now received, not
only as. a human being, but as a being of
considerable capacity. The Mobile Reg
ister says: "TYfs negro, under favorable
circumstances, is capable of marked de-
velopment; and the LYnchburg pir-
gi,aiays goes step further, declaring that
" the negro is not only thinkinebe !;
he possesses degree of aristocratFe tsel[
ing and pride which only those can unr
derstand who have been much In contact
with him!" That will do. These poor,
desRised, down-trodden chattels OF hve
years age, are now men and women
" capable of dsxefspment,'' and not only
this. but. ariatoerats, with pride and self
estimation. What marvellous meta
morpkesisl
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STATE OF Ono MILITARY AGENCY

WASHINGTON, April %, 1857
To Heirs Of Deceased soldiers:
The undersigned would respectfully y
state that joint resolution OF Congress
in regard to rations of Unom sekfiers
held as pri. oners of war, allows comma
tation of rations at cost prizes IN the set
tlement of accounts of al enlisted men
of the army, navy, and marine corps who
died while held as prisoners Of was- "a
the rebel States, or who, having been go
held as prisoners OF war, have died or
may die subsequent to release; to be
paid however, only ts tie widow Of such
deceased person, IF smh widow remain
unmarried; or, in case there be no such
thsa to the surviving children of the de-
ceased; or, if there be no such children,
then to the parent or parents of the de-
ceased or, if there be no such widow,
children, parent or parents, then to the
brothers and sisters of the deceased. Re
quired forms with instructions, will be fur
ni' he'd, and such claims collected.
As there appears to be much misap-
prehensiOn amongst citizens Of Ohio who
have CLAIMS now pending against the
General Gerernneent, that the above
Agency hiss been abolished, the under
signed would respectfully state that the
Eaw recently passed by the Legislature
abolishipg the State Agencies, permits
claims to be received up to June lst, and
that tie said Agency to continue till the
1st of October next, in the meantime eve
ry effort will be made to prosecute to a
successful termination all claims that
have been, or may be hereafter entrusted
to .
tf JAMES c. WKTMoRE,
... Ohio State Military Agency
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JAMES c. WKTMoRE,
Ohio State Military Agency.

PEACE CONFERENCE.-THE is reported
that the Peace Conference which is to as
semble IA London, the 18th Of May will
consist ofthe representatives OF France
Prussia, England, Austria, and Russia,
and of the King of Holland, as Grand
duke of Luxemburg. Italy, which has
now over 24,ooO,oOO of inhabitants, and
which on other OCCASIONS has been treated
as one of the great Powers, is not men
toned among the Powers which wM be
represented in London. The basis for
the deliberations of the Conference is said
to provide that the present boundaries of
France shalt net Be enlarged, and that
the fortifcations Of Lu1enburg shall be
evacuated or dismantled- The Confer
ence is to. decide upon the future status
of the Grand Duchy, and to. guarantee
this decision. IF the. dispatch is, correct
the Grand Duchy, is lost for France bat
not yet for Germany. 9j -
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srwe hear that Gor Seward has decided te

sFWe hear that Gov. Seward has decided TO
continue the Mission al Rome, in defiance of
the vote OF Congress. This is most unfortunate
and seems to cast intended reproach on our
Minister. Congress had no thought Of censur-
ing Gen. King in its action on this subject it
meant only to express with emphasis its con
viction that the continuance Of the Mission to
Rome was unnecessary and improper. We
hope the President may see fiji to cause this
conviction to be respected.
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The following particulars in regard to the
murder at Gosport Ia. John S. Jones railroad
agent and telegraph operator was found at his
office on the 80 ult. six o'clock in the morn
ing. His head was covered with horrible
gashes made by some blunt instrument. His
brains were knocked out, and lying in pool of
blood. About two hundred dollars belonging
to the railroad and telegraph companies. is miss
ing. No clue to the murderers
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and are prepared to offer Inducements Cash Buyers
ydH and all qualities from New York Mills and Utica
Down to the low grades
Brown cotons from Colerain cheese sacknc to the best
and finest makes. Ticking all grades, and very low
Brown, blue and str pcd Dcaines-various qualities
Striped Shirting 3x3 and 6x3, alse good article Of
checked do.
Cottonades Of all grades frsm the New York Mills
double and twist down.
Linen and Cotton Table Diapers, beacned and brown
Linen table cOthsS prices Huck tow cling cheap
Common Russian and American crash Huck and Dam
ask towels-yery nice Irish Linen all grades 54 p
bw case linen Linen Lawns and Canbric. &C. &C.
beautiful STOCK Of emhroiderfes fnsestTnes and
thread lace, and some REAL Faieaeisane edgng and in
serting.
from lee per yd ass some very handsome glazed
furniture Prints
A good line Of SPRING DRESS GOODS, some of
them said to be very handsome and cheap.
In Cassimeres for men and boys wear we offer SPEC
IAL INDUCEMENTS. We have the Largest and Best
Stock and the CAEAPEsT have had since the be-
gan, also few pieces for ladies sacks-very desirable
We would also mention that have few Pattern
Sacks that We will be glad to show at any time
Our stock of willow baskets is larger than ever COM
prsing every thing from Misses Basket at SOC
cling basket furnished for two and worth SO.
As make speciality of the Wall Paper Trade we
have paid than ordinary attention to the selection
of stock Our assortment is large and contains
eral styles ofGt any number of Satins and common
from six to nine feet in length Curtain Cloth by the
yard both greea aud butt Paper shades. all csors and
Tassels, &C. sc.
We have our usual stock Boots and Shoes Fats and
ware. Shovels, Spades. Garden Rakes, Manure Forks
Tubs Pailss Broans, ScrabbiDg Brushes, Mop Sticks
&c, &c.
times and will sell as low any Regular House
MORRISON & TICKNOR.
Ashtabula, April IS, 1867. sOi
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The TREASON TRIALS are now in pro-
gress in Ireland, some three hundred OF
the Fenians who were caught having the
prospect of a rope in the future. The
feeling against these unfortunate dupes
is extremely bitter, and it is probable
that no large amount of mercy will be
expended in the disposal of the cases by
either judge or jury. The evidence
against these prisoners is. direct-they
having been taken with arms in their
hands and arrayed against the authori-
ties. Several of them are ex-soldiers and
officers of the United States. Although
the punishment of the crime for which
they are indicted is death, it is hoped
that in enforcing the penalty enough
mercy will be shown to render 1t less
bloody.
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a girl seventeen years Of age, ran away from
her homein Ill,ssaobeeonse sailor. having been
filled with desire for adventure by rsadiRg
dime novels. She carried off $275 and went to
New York In male attire. Her sex was dis
covered and the police took possession Of her
and her money, to send her home. She says
she has been a bad girl, but no harm has come
10 har .-........-
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In Attachment
LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
j. w. BRADLEY's CelebrateA Patent
DUPLEX E LLIPTIC
COR DOUBLE SPRING.
s X / r. T.!

THE wonderful Aexiblhty and great
Il comfort and pleasure taanS lady weaving the Duplex
Elliptic Skirt will be experienced particularly in all
crowded assemblies operas carriages raliroad cars
church pews arm chairs n promenade and h0use Dress
as the Skirt can be folded when in to occupy small
place easily and conveniently az or mns1n dress
Ian invaluable quality in eEinons not found in any
Single Spring Skirt.
lady having enjoyed the pleasure asafort and great
caaxenience Of wearing the DUPLEX kkLIPTIC STEEL
SPRxG SKIRT for single day will never aserward will
inpy dispense with their For Children Misses and
Young Ladies' they superior to all others.
Thev will not band. break lika the Single Spring.
but viii preserve their perfect aad graceful shape when
three four ordinary Skirts wikhave been thrown aside
rs useless. The Hoops are covered with double and
twisted thread aad th bottom reds are mot only double
springs but twice dOuble) covered preventing them
from wearing out when dragging down stoops stairs
&C. - - .
and universally recommended by the Fashion Maga
zines as the STANDARD SKIRT OF THE FASHION
ABLE WORLD. - .s1if - gaH J.
To enjoy the following nestimable advantages in GRIN
oline VIZ Superior quality perfect manufacture sty
ish shape and fnsh fexbiity, durability comfort and
nc or Dou Spring Skirt, and bessre youiget the gen.
CAUTION.-To guard against IMPOSITION, be.par.
ticuars to NOTICE that skirts offered as DUPLEX
have the red ink stamp, viz j. w. Bradleys Duplex
Elliptic Steel Springs the waisband-none others
pin being passed through the centre thus revealing the
two or double) springs braided together therein which
the of their cxbility and strength and COM
bination not to be found in any other Skirt.
FOR SALE in all stores rstcass skirts % Id
throughout the United States and elsewhere.
i - -s-rIa - VESTS, BRADLEY & CARY.
oos OF Chambers and 20 and 81 Rea1e stsk NJ z
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In August, 1866, our Government COM
missioned J. Ross Browne to make a re-
port on the mineral resources of the
States and Territories west of the Rocky
MeuotaIns- The report is a book of
three hundred and twenty-one pages.
In bis Introductory letter to Secretary
McCuIloch, he gives the product of gold
and silver for 1866, as follows:
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Sash. Blinds esss6 Doors.

Sash, Blinds g1s6 Doors.
THE subscriber having supplied his
Il Establishment with the
BEST MACHINERY
in use and seeEred the services of Of the very
Best Mechanics,
and provided himseld with large stock Of superior
Thoroughly Seasoned Pine and other Lumber,
is prepared to furnish good quality Of
Blinds, Sash and Doors,
be found in Cleveland elsewhere and Ceve-
land List Prices.
N b. Constantly on hand a full stock of bevel sash
and door blinds, made to order, short notice
Parties wanting the above articles will do well call
fore buying elsewhere: Planning scroll and other saw
ing doue to order Gull assortment of crown and 9TH
er mogkngr on hand. Ctee aEd shop opposite shurch
park, Main street.
Ashtabula Feb. 49, 1866. @. G. G.GylLEY-
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Spring millinery ard Straw
Goods Of the --latest Importations.
M r invite the attention of the Pub
w lie to our SPRING STOCK, consisting of a
full assortment of
SILKS, RIBBONS, and GRAPES, LACES,
RUCHES. FLOWERS. ORNAMENTS &c. &c
Every variety of Bonnets, Hats, Trimmings including
all the
NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON.
Prices greatly reduced.
At the Millinery Store opposite Fisk House Ashta-
bula, Ohio. At 9Ql o. H. CHENEY Agt.
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eFrhe execution at Cincinnati, on the 18th,
of Goetz, Case. and Aulgus the highway Hlslr-
derders of James Hughes, in February last,
makes only ten cases of capital punishment in
that cosnty since the organization of tae State.
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Among our summary articles will be found


Among our summary articles viii be found
an article referring to the effort of Rev. j. c.
WHITE, formerly of Plymouth Church, Cleve-
land, to deliver an address on the subject OF
Romanism, at Quincy, Illinois, and being
hustled by mob from the hall, and barely es-
Gaping lynching Our Catholic brethren should
not forget the fate of slavery and its mob rule
That institution was q power in the land. and
for years forbade free speech in the land, and
we were compelled to yield to what could not
at once be cured. But it was at length taught
the lesson, that must sooner or later be learned
by all sects and systems that forcibN impose
silence upon the lips and q muzzls upon the
press. Romanism must be Americanized, if it
expects favor on this side the water. at least to
the extent of tolerating and being amenable to
free discussion, and standing in contrast and
comparison with other systems, upon its own
merits
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DHYSICIAN s. PRESCRIPTIONS
Il carefully compounded by CHARLES E. SWIFT.
.CCRUB Brushes. White-wash Brushes
~ and Paint Brushes,.at SWIFF'S.
.TNAN and F'reckIes+ are caused by the
] Il yxihdb that blow. and BURNETTS KAL1STON
inpsrts ae skin pecnliar soffness andas wash fer
the complexion has nosqua For sale at y - Z
ssf fe~f 80 SWIFT'S DRUG STORE.
TNDELLIBLE Ink, Red Iak sud Ink
l. Powder, at sWIFTS.
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w Seymour & Giddings,
w OULD ANNOUNCE to all in want Of
Doors, Sash. Blinds Mouhings, Scroll work,
Turning, or Builders Materials
that they have been retng their old, and adding New
Machinery at their cid stand where they have large
stock,
Reaag Made,
and well prepared ith the best Of fSeasoas Lumber
and Competent Wsrkme1 to do anything in their line
good as the hsss, and cheap as the cheapest
COal.-We also prepared to furnish q very superb
or article of semBtumenous Coal by the car load or
ton.
Thankful for the liberal patronage Of the past they
hope for contfaafnee of the Price Lists fr7ns-
ed on application.
Ashtabula, March s. 1885, S9I
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PROGRESS OF STUDENTS

Young men and women before expendieg men MOI
OF for business education should thoroughly tnvsu~
gate facilities osrtd by the different Schools that invite
thefr patronage
display in themselves amount 10 nothing. 90 wnsr&
you obtain the best advantages with the esst az
pense oftme and monex-
Come ta Eingsvills and examine ths advantages q
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DRICK MACHINES.-The smbseri-
- Der offers for sale, favorable terms two of
Halls patc Brick Machines, the best patent for hand
machine in USE nearly and in good order and con-
dtion. r. GEORGE RUSSELL.
Ashtabula. May, I, 1867. 9O5.
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SPRING GOODS,

\ LII that are In want of seasonable
IA Goods requested take notice that the sub
ihara aroa aa,xr .riI,rt thair
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KINGsvILLE, OHIO

MYRON e. BARRETT, "
A. JUDsoN BARRETT, En. Ropr;esors.
STEPHEN p. BARRETT AN
II T. BAKRETT, RrssfAsns.
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SILVERINE will polish your silver
~ and 5ewels- II you wish to clean your windows in
"onc feurh the time and aber usually required" and
turn ysur Monday into holiday invest quarter at
SWIET'S DRUG STORE