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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-08-31

OUR STATIoN.-The liberal outlay upon the
railroad station at this place, begins to show,
and afford a very pleasing earnest of what that
place is to be when completed. We are told
that the expenditure at this point has been
greater than at any other between Cleveland
and Erie. The addition upon the passenger
house gives it length of one hundred and hf-
teen feet, with platform of twenty feet. The
spaciousness of the apartments, and the sub
stantial and tasteful finish, produce the hapri-
est effect Instead of the broken and ragged
and sauded in different colors of paint. Quite
an important improvement, is the sewer run
ming from the building to the bank, having
sufficient descent, by aid of force pump, to keep
the sinks free and wholesome The business OF
the road will be better accommodated withfve
tracks for the disposition of meeting trains, and
the presence of cars in the various stages OF
loading and dischargipg or awaiting disposal.
The wood sheds have also been considerably
extended, and one new water tank has been
already built, while the second is soon to follow.
The freight house, as we have heretofore stated,
has keen increased to double its former size,
and is now better adapted to meet the wants OF
the increasing business of the station. The
curve of the tracks, by the location of the new
bridge, have been considerably lessened, ap-
preaching nearer direct line, and thereby les
sening the liability to accident. These improve
ments are significant of the fact of the growing
importance of Ashtabula in business point Of
view, and also, of the liberaty and pr0mptness
of the company to be fully abreast of the ad-
vance and demands of the respective localities
along its unsurpassed line of traffic and travel.
The consummate order and foresight of this
company as shown in every department of its
business is a source of credit to the company,
and doubtlcssla source of pride to those along
its line who indulge the very natural sentiment
that they have q stake in it, q home institu-
ton, and that both honor and pride are identi-
fed and blended with it. No one can contem-
plate these considerations, without being car
ried by association to the directing head, and
when he reaches that, the mind by the same
power, follows the descending scale through
the superintendent, engineers, conductors, sta-
lion-agents, through all its ramifcatOrs and
agencies, which draw from him hearty en-
dOrsement and approval.
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In the Wheat crop Kingsville leads
of, having 7ss acres, producing 1925
bushels; Conneaut next with 500 acres,
and SAL bushels; Saybrook next with
$50 acres and s,4S7 bushels; Denmark
the least, being acres with III bush
els.
Of Rye, Conneaut raises G32 bushels
on 43 acres, and Windsor 544 bushels on
80 acres.
Pierpont raised $50 bushels of Buck
wheat on 81 acres; Conucaut 555 on 33
acres. Windsor gets 80 bushels from 8
acres; Rome does better, and gets 81
bushels off acres.
Saybrook leads off on Oats. 5SS acres
furnish 22,SlS bushels. Monroe 9,91I
bushels on 7Gs acres Kingsville 1861
bushels on SO acres; Dorset the least,
being 100 acres and 2,6l2 bushels.
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s. .T-1S60-X.-The amount of Plantation Bittcrs sold
in one year is somewhat startling. They would fill
Broadway six feet high from the Parkto 18th street.
Drakes mandatory is of the institutions of New
York 1t is said that Drake painted all the rocks in the
Eastern States with his cabalistc "S. T1S0-X," and
then got the old granny legislators to pass law "pre
venting disgurng the face Of nature which gives him
monopoly We do not know how this is, but we do
know the Plantation Bters other article
did They used by all classes of the community and
death Dyspepsia-certain. They very nyigor
atng when languid and weak, and great appetizer.
Saratoga Spring Water sold by all Druggists.
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MARRIED.

At St Peters Church, Aug %, by Rev James Bonnar.
Albert A. Benham, and Miss Susan A. Loveand all o
Ashtabula. Printer kindly remembered.
In Harpersied, Aug. 20, by Hiram Hickok, Esq, Lu
clan Woodruff and Miss Jane Burgett, both Of Harpers
field.
In Girard, Aug. 9th, by T. Ryman, Esq, Julian How
ard and Miss Caroline Z. Messenger, all OF Monroe
In Saybrook, Aug Is, by Rev Alex. Bartlett, VIM. J.
Goodrich and Miss NJ Fl. Huggns, both Of Saybrook.
In Leroy, Aug. 25 by S. b. Baker, Esq, Charles Col
we'll and Miss Helen H. Greer
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AQUA DE M1GNoLIprc A..Thtti est hing, the swee
overcones the odor of perspraton socns and adds de
cscy the skin; is delightful perfume allays head
ache and ihnamation and Is necessary companion in
the sick room in the nursery and upon the toilet side
board 1t can be obtained everywhere at dollar per
bottle.
.Saralo1a SprinQ Wafer sold by all Drnp.isfs
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Cleveland Wholesale Market.

FLOUR-In fair demand and lower. We quote Xxx red
$40 256910 so; Xxx amber S11@11 so; Xxx white $12G
125G. -
WHEAT-Very quiet and lower. Sales car No. red
from store at SaJE3: cars No. . red at 81, 90.
CORN-Less active, but firmer and higher Sales 200
and cars No. from store at 81 ,03
OATS-Dul, but better and frm Sale car NO. at
SIC from store.
RYE-Quet and nominal at 81, ,15 for No from store.
SMOKED MEATS-In fair demand, steady and un-
changed Sales 1000 lbs Sugar cured hams at 2lc plain
hama 1Sc.
BUTTERFLY fair demand and frmer at 22Gn23c for
prime Western Reserve s3024 for choice do 2Oa1c for
Central.
choice dairy and factory.
EGGS-Quet at 166I17c.
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HeLn1bOId's FJui6 Extract
q UCHH

Is a Certain Cure for Diseases of the
Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Organic
weaknesses, Female Complaints, gen raj Debility
and all diseases of the
Urinary Orgaus.
whether existing in
Male or Female.
from whatever cause originating and no matter Of
How long standing.
Diseases of these organs require the Of durecs.
If no treatment is submitted TO, Consumption or In
sanity may ensue. Our Flesh and Blood supported
from these sources, and tie
HEALTH AND HAPPINELS,
and that Of postety depends upon prompt Of rca
bic remedy.
Helmbold's Extract Buchu,
established upwards of Is years, prepared by
H. T. HE.MBOLD, Druggist,
a., ,o., 594 Broadway, New York,
104 South 10th street, Philadelphia, Pa. s96
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lining the kettle from the fire scalded myself very
scverely-one hand almost to crisp. The torture
ntolcrable The Mexican Mustang Lniment
relieved the pain almost Immediately healed rapidly
and left very little scar. CuAs. FOSTER,
40 Broad Street, Philadelphia.
This is merely sample of what the Mustang Lniment
will do 1t invaluable in all of wounds, swell
ns sprains, cuts bruises spavns ETC., either upon
OF beast.
Beware ofcounerits. None is genuine unless wrapped
in steeplatc engravngs bearing the signature of G.
W. wEsTBnook, Chemist and the private stamp Of DE-
MAS BARNES & Co., New York
Saratoga Spring Hdter sold by all Druggists.
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To Gousumptfves.-th advertiser, having /

To GousumPtfVes.-thea advertiser, having been
restored to health in few weeks by very simple rem
edy after having suffered for years with severe
lung Affection and that dread disease Consumptionis
anxious make known to his fellow sufferers the means
To all who desire it. he will send copy the pre-
ption used Gree of charge with directions for
pairing and using the same which they Will linda SURE
CURE for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs,
Colds and all throat and lung affections The only OBJ
jec advertiser in sending the prescription is to
benefit the afflicted and spread information which he
conceives to be invaluable and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy 1t will cost them nothing, and
may prove blessing. Parties wishing the prescription,
FREE by return mail will please address 9GS-y1
REV. EwD A. WILSON, Williamsburg Kings co. MY.
DIR. SCHENCK'S PULmUNIC SYRUP.
This great medicine cured Dr. J. H. SCHENCK the Pro-
prietor of Pulmonary Consumption, when it had assum-
ed its formidable aspect, and when speedy death
appeared be inevitable. His physicians pronounced
his incurabe when he commenced the use of this
simple but powerful remedy His health was restored
in very short time and return of this disease has
been apprehcnded for all the symptoms quickly disap-
peared and his present weight is than two hun
dred pounds. -
Since his recovery he has devoted his attention ex-
clusively the Of Consumption and the diseases
which usually complicated with it. and the cures
effected by his medicines have been very numerous and
truly wonderful DR. ScHENcK's makes professional
visits to several of the larger cities weekly, where he
has large Of patients and it is truey aston
ishing poor consumpves that have to be lifted
out Of their carriages and in few months healthy ro
bust persons Dr. SCHENCKS PULM0NIC SYRUP,
SEA-wEED TONIC and MANDRAKE PILLS are gene
rally all required in curing Consumption Full directions
accompany EACH that any one can take them without
seeing DR. ScHENcK but when is convenient is best
to see him. he gives advice free but for thorough ex-
animation with his Resprometcr his fee is three dollars
Please observe when purchasing, that the two like
of the Docor-one when in the last stage OF
SUMPTION and the other he is in perfect health
arc on the Government stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers. Price 81 50 per
bottle or 81 80 the hafdOzen Letters for advice should
always be directed to Dr. Schencs Principal Office No
Is North 9th Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes Co., N
Y; S. s. Hance, Baltimore Nd; John d. Park, Cncin'
natl. Ohio: Walker Taylor Chicago, Ill., Collins Bros
81 Iou,s No No. 3.-1y-S79
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An equine novelty, called the "wooly
horse" or "buffalo horse" attracted a
good many visitors to the stable of
Messrs. Folsom d Hart, in this place,
where the animal was kept on Tuesday
morning. 1t is good sized mare, with
long, curled hair, resembling in appear
ance a buffalo's hair 1t is probably a
veritable "wooly horse" and would be
an addition to Barnum's collection of Gu
riosities. WeSte17s ReSerce Chronicle.
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Hemstreets inimtablc Hair Coloring has been steadi
y growing in favor for twenty II acts upon
the absorbcnts the the hair, and changes to
its original color by degrees. All instantaneous dyes
deaden and injure the hair Helmstreets Is not dye
but is certain in its results promotes its growth and is
beautiful HAIR DRESSING. Price, 80 cents and $1O0-
Sold BY all dealers
sarGtoga Srsag Wasr sold by ID Druggists.
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SPESCERIAN INsrITUTE OF PENMANsHIP, GENE
VA, O-The fall session of this Institution will
open September4th and continue three months
Ladies and gentlemen will he so thoroughly
instructed in all styles of pen work as to enable
them to teach through the coming winter with
great profit and success. Pupils received at the
first OF each month.
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FXTRACTS ofLemon and Vanilla, at
IL SwIFT'S DRUG STORE
Sozodont, Bay Rum,
Cocoaine, H'dkf Extracts,
Cocoa Cream, COlognes,
Oriental Cream, POmades,
Kathaiion, Mrs Aliens Dressing
Alisma, Halls Renewer,
Chaussiers' Empress, knights Restorcr,
Cercasian Hair Oil, Clocks RestOrer,
Mrs Aliens Restorer, Butchers Dye,
Rings Ambrosia, Matthews Dye,
Christodoro's Dye at SWlFTS.
Brown Sugars, Green Tea,
Coffee Sugars. Black Tea.
Crushed Sugars, Japan Tea,
at atSWIFTS.
so h. kegs Lead, lb. kegs Lead,
Ground Zinc Dry Zinc,
BUY YOUR LINSEED OIL AND PAINTS.
French Ochre, Whiting,
Putty, Farnishes,
Vermillien, Green COlors,
Boiled Oil, Japan Dryer,
at SW1FT'S.
Carbon OH, Candles,
Chloride Lime, Bath Brick,
Stove Blacking, Shoe Backing,
Clothes Pins, Box Blueing,
Starch, Indigo,
AT sWIFTS DRUG STORE.
Ashtabula June sth, 1867. 80
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MEssRs SARGENT, SMITH & Co. who are put
ting up a large brick warehouse on the, corner
of the railroad premises, opposite the old Far
mer's Tavern. having now obtained a sup
ply of brick from Conneaut, as we learn, are
carrying the work along with some vigor and
earnestness, and will soon have in readiness for
roofing in.
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WHAT DID "A young lady returning to her country
home after few months sojourn in New York hard
ly recognized by her friends In place Of rustic flushed
face she had soft ruby complexion of almost marble
smoohness and instead Of o. she really appeared but
II. She told them plainly she used Hsgan's Magnolia
Bam and would not be withoutt Any lady improve
her personal appearance very much by using this article
1t be ordered OF any druggist for only so cents.
Saratoga Spring Water sold by all Druggists
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blanks ALI kinds for sale at this office.

PuBL1c ScHao1s,-The Fall Term of the Pub
lie Schools of this village VIII commence on
next Monday, Sept. 2nd
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HelmbOlds Extract Buchu and Improved
Rose Wash cures secret and delicate disorders N all
their stages at little expense little change diet
inconvenience and exposure 1t is pleasant in taste
and odor immediate in its action and free from all nju
riOus properties.
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All who value beautiful head of hair and its perserva
ton from premature badness and turning gray will not
fail Lyons celebrated katharion. 1t makes the
hair rich soft and glossy eradicates dand and
hair grow with uxuriant beauty 1t is sold every
where. L. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, n. Y.
Sqratooq Spring Water sold by all Druggists
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Rev. Samuel Farley, of Philadelphia, will
supply the desk of the Congregational Church,
the first two Sabbaths LIST, and 9th of Sept.
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MoTTo.-Best goods and full weights is d. b. DeLand
& Co.'S motto hence they only recommend Best Chei-
eel SQkeTQtts.
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MINERAL. WATERS

MINERAL WATERS.
TIIE undersigned has Just received a
Il large consignment of Water from all the ceebra-
ted Springs of Saratoga and supply dealers and
families throughout the county with the same by the
CASE Dozen or in single bottles
Persons who have used these waters who are
informed in regard to their medicinal virtues are in
vited to call and obtain circulars.
GEO. WILLARD
SOMETHING NEW
SARATOGA WATER ON DRAFT.
Saratoga Water be obtained of the undersigned,
COOL AND PURE
from the
FOUNTAIN,
and Just agreeable and refreshing at obtained the
springs For sale by the glass in larger quantities.
GEO. WILLARD.
SODA WATER!
The undersigned is now prepared to furnish our cit
izens with pure Soda water, manufactured upon the
most scientific principles, and drawn from
Mathews Celebrated Fountains.
Warranted equal to any in the United States
Those in want of this cool and healthy bever-
age hereby notified that it be obtained at all
sOnable hours.
Ashtabula. June 81, 1861. GEO. WILLARD.
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DR.. J. II. Jordan, indianapolis, Ind, says: II have
known Dr. Strckland's Pile Remedy to be thoroughly
tested in during the past year. and with
perfect in every instance And sol is with his
remedy for Darrhoea Cholera and his Cough Balsam
they all genuine and pure" 922-m1
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Since our notice Of Seward tS Bentley's Alsma, we
have heard considerable said about it, and all praise 1t so
highly think it must be fine preparation for the
hair. Onegentleman in speaking Of the Aisma, says
his hair quite gray before using It, but now it is as
fine and good color as when boy
Stewards Cough Cure, cures Croud.
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DIED.

Announcements free Commendatory Notices. half rates.
In San Francisco, Ca July 26th, Lizzie, wife of DR..
F. f. Coleman. formerly of Ashtabua.
In anesville, Aug. %, John McMackn. He came to
Ohio in 1915 and resided in Madison until 1853 Aged
20 years.
In Kellos.svillc Aug. 90 Elijah Baker, aged 90 years.
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REED House OPENING.-This event in
the history of Erie, occurred on the eve
ming of Thursday of last week. 1t was
an occasion of more than ordinary inter-
est, as was demonstrated by the scale up
OH which it was gotten up and the merit
ed interest manifested in it by the citi-
zens OF Erie, and by her friends from the
various parts of the State, and the adjoin-
ing States The cities of Philadelphia,
Pittsburgh, Buffalo, Cleveland, n. York,
&C., were represented on the occasion.
The affair was gotten up by the citizens,
as due recognition of the munifcent
outlay by Gen. G. NJ. Reed, and the worth
of the gentlemen, Messrs. Baum, Laird &
Wadsworth, the very competent and
gentlemanly landlords of the house. AT
ter an introduction of the numerous
guests, to Mr.. Reed and lady, the COM
pany were entertained by several airs
finely played by band, at the close of
which, the ball room was resorted to,
and the spacious hall filled with COM
pany of most elegantly dressed gentle
men and ladies, who moved to the time
of a superior orchestra band. Near the
wee small hours, the dining hall was
thrown open, where had been spread a
supper of surprising sumptuousness and
abundance. The affair was most liberal
and gratifying success. The house is
beautifully situated fronting on the pub
lie park, of rich and extensive proper
tions, supplied with nearly 200 lodging
rooms, commodious halls and parlors,
and the whole fitted and furnished with
an eye to richness and utility. Of its
character as q hotel, it has no superior in
style in the west or east. Besides being
brilliantly lighted, the elegant stores III
the block were illuminated, and the streets
were lighted with bonfres. For much
of the pleasure of the evening We have
to acknowledge our Indebtedness to MIR
Lynn of the Dispatch.
Erie, has two institutions at least, o.
which she may be well proud-the Reed
House, and her daily paper.
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A VALUABLE MEDIcISE.-Dr. Polands White Pine
Compound, advertised in columns is successful at
tempt combine and apply the medicinal virtues of the
white pine bark 1t has been thoroughly tested by
pie in this city and vicinity and the proprietor has tes
tmonials its value to persons well known to our
citizens We recommend its trial mall those of
diseases to which adapted is for sale by all
druggists See adv.-ZsdepesdeaE 919
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Wool, we notice, is moving, somewhat,
Notwithstanding the prices are quite un-
satisfactory to producers. Messrs. Wells
& Booth, are handling some, and the
rates of purchase, we are informed, range
from 35 to 40 cents. The clip of r. w.
Griswold, Esq, Of unusually fine descrip-
ton, only brought 43 cents.
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RAIN has at length deigned to visit
this scared and dusty region, but as yet
in sparing quantities. Two or three
showers, however, though doing little
towards quenching the thirsty earth, has
done something in the way of rendering
existence upon its surface, much more
tolerable.
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TERRIFIC ONSLAUGHT.-Now is the sea-
for those hinge black swarms OF flies that so torment
man and beast.
DUTCHEB'S LIGHTNING FLY-KILLER
will make q cezn sweep of them-eTery sheet will kill a
quart Beware of bogus limitations, which
ust as good There is nothing all comparable with
IL Sold everywhere. Price six cents. 4t91T
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L. MUNSON'S
SUPPORTING TRUSS.
THE subscriber wishes to bring before
PATENT DOUBLE AND SINGLE SUP
DORTING TRTTSS.

PATENT DOUBLE AND SINGLE SUP
PORTING TRUSS,
RECENTLY invented that found the end OF such
an instrument more completely than anything heretO-
fore introduced. 1t is heartily commended BY physi-
cans their patients affected with hernia rupture.
There Is but opinion of 1t wherever tried and he
has the assurance that 1t will be found blessing to
those suffering from this complaint. From among his
with the cheerful and unqualified testimonials
few of which appended, which will perhaps be
index Of its appreciation and merit.
This is to certify that am using one OIL. Munson's
Trusses, and do consider it the best in use.
DAVID MoREIASD.
Geneva, o. Jan. 1, 1861.
This is to certify that am using one Of L. MunsOn's
or Single Truss or Supporter. HENRY Brown.
Saybrook May 1861
L. MUNsoN-SR-I have worn one of your double,
scadusting Trusses three years past and find 1t to
be the best Truss in Previous to using have
used three different kinds but find yours to be all right
do all kinds of work without suffering any in
convenience from my rupture JOHN PIERCE.
Kinsman Trumbull Co.. o.. Nav O. 1861.
Mr.. L. MUNsON,-DEAR SrR-This may certify that I
have been afflicted with Hernia for the most of the last
constantly and having tried several different kinds
most cheerfuy say that find the one manufactured by
you to be the most comfortable, convenient and easily
SD GALrIN
Saybrook, Ohio, April 1. 1867.
do hereby certify that have used of L. MunsOn
Steel Trusses for two past having previously used
of DR.. Stephensons Malleable Trusses which was
considered superior article and after having seen var
iOus other kinds say without hesitation, that on
of its ghtness easy adaptabty and ready ad
justment in every position the Mr. L. Munson
Truss is far superior to any of which have knowl
edge. H. PANcosF.
Saybrook Ohio June 1861, 9lO
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Shattered Constitutions Restored by the use
OF HELMBoLD's EUTRACT BUCHU.
The Glory of Man is Strength.-Therefore
the and Immediately use HELM