Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-01-11

Bttcrs generally veaded For the prevention and mti-
CATION of scasickncss they plcIsngly adapted. For
counteractng the delcterons effects resulting from
change of and for irregular diet they unsurpas
sed They the anido;c for those arrangements
seGuent upon the limitations and surroundings of the
pestifcrous exhalaons of mias.ra arising from the
swamps morlsses and turbid of the West which
contain so large percentage Of putrescent and dcCying
animal and particularly vegetable substances. They
sold by all Druggists.
What the people want, Scward's Cough Cure.
ATTEMrT At Horse STrALING.-Between the
hours of one and two o'clock ON the morning
of December 2Gth, another frui.less attempt was
made to steal the valuable span of horses be
longing to Joseph Payne, Esq, Of Conncaut.-
When the discovery was made, the horses were
found iarncsscd and the fine carriage had been
removed from the carriage house. While tax
ing it out the tongue fell anti the noise of its
fall gave the alarm to Mr. Mallory, who was
sleeping in 4 chamber facing the barn, who was
at the time awake. Upon entering the barn the
Buffalo robes, an ovcrcoat, hay and straw were
spread upon the floor, in order to deadcn the
noise Of the moving wheels and had il not been
for the slight accident, the scoundrels would un-
doubiedly have been unable TO accomplish the
theft This is the third time within the last six
months that Mr.. Paynes premises have been
visited by thieves.
sSThat DR.. Sagcs Catarrh Remedy has cured hun-
dreds of cases OF Ca77h IN us 0st forms and stages
not be doubted in the face of the many testimonials
TO that effect from eminent physicians sad numerous
citizens whose vcrcity unimpcachable, y Is for sale
by WN. r. ALLEN, Jefferson; H. \. fIcndry, Ashtaula
And Druggist generallv.
REV Z. W. ToRREY, late of Madison, is ROW
preaching al Coilamcr, this side Of Cleveland,
where we understand his labors are wcl-appre-
cia:ed, and are having a salutofy Gcd whole
some effect.
NEVER CoHrRADIrrED-THat ''Earrelts Hair Restora-
tive is the best, safest ana etcctual in
ENTITY HorsEs-There are houses Standing
idle in this city which have Deen without uccu-
pants ior six weeks or more They can be
found in every ward, There i Il cause for this.
-3-.r. CIecclUtd HcrUld
Wctrast It's not Attributable TO any waat OF
natural increase, friend Lcrcid
4 CiEO.-ADn. y. ". BoxD, would nutfy the pub
lie that he as removed to the Office of Dr. H. B. Van
Norman. Extracting, Cleaning, Filling and in fact
rythng that pertains the preservation and beuting
of the natural teeth executed carefully, thoroughly and
lifting artificial teeth at from SJ to SIS per set. also
keep good article of tooth powder of NY
share Of patronage solicited Please remember tie
place, and call and see specimens Of work; All work
warranted. y. ". BOND.
Ashtabula January, l. 1868. 2v9u
\ NEW LAMP CnIMINY AND BrRN, Il is on sale
at Dicks that has some advantages over those
in common use. 1t is claimed, and we believe
with truth, that stronger light is secured from
the same size wick. This of course is a decid-
ed advantage. Then the manner of securing
the chimney is decided advantage, as it cam
not fall off, thus avoiding one liabilitylto break
age Then the form of the chimney and the
arrangement of the burner and reflector pre-
vents the excessive heating of the glass at the
lower end, and as no incongruouS screw is used
for securing the chimney, that inducement to
break is avoined, and then the whole thing is
symmetrical, compact and taeeful. The burn
ers and chimneys are sold together and will fit
the ordinary lamp with no other trouble than
screwing on. The price is also very moderate.
The NURSERY, monthly magazine adapted to the
tel anmcnt of the little to 10 years old folks is out for
January and is the best Of the kind published Address
John L. Shorey, 13 Washington St., Boston, Mass
We are indebted to the Hon J. B. Burrows
and Representative Eames, for copies Of legsla-
live documents.
CoLUuBUs CoRREspONDENCE.-We this week
give the first of weekly series of letters from
the Capital Our readers will be glad to have
the proceedings of the assembly, and the poli!i-
cal gossip of this centre ofState interest laid be-
fore them in this succinct, abstract form, as the
details of legislation are usually too dry to in
duce or warrant patient reading in order
The intelligence and fairness of our correspond
cnt is such as to obviate all misgiving as to the
reliability of these letters.
WRITING CLAssEs-Prof Talnadge has made
arrangements for giving Instructions in penman-
ship, and will complete the formation of his
classes on Monday evening next, at Booths
building, beginning at g. O'Clock. The qualiti-
cations of Prof Talmadge, and his popularity
as an instructor are too well known to re-
quire more than a bare alluSiOn,
LARCENY. james Russell, an Inherent, drift
ing lad who dropped down last, from New
York, but vegetatcd on the other side of the
water, stole an over coat and rurs from ped
dler stopping at the Union House Geneva, on
Friday night of last week. He was brought be-
fore Mayor Thorpe, and it appearing, that he
was without friends or home, or overceat or
visible means of an honest livelihood, he was,
very much to his satisfaction, sent up to Jelfer-
son to be provided for at the county crib.
SPoRT1SG.-Our Nimrods, Ben, Frank and
this season, in a three weeks hunt in the Penn
sylvania wilds, twenty-four deer and one bear.
Of this number, Ben killed thirteen deer and
the bear, Frank nine deer and Hiram two
We call this pretty fine shooting.