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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-12-12

The VALLEY RoAD.-A meeting of the
directors Of the Union Pacific Railroad,
Southern branch Company, was held i'll
New York few days since for the pur-
pose of relieving the company from the
entanglements and delays growing out
of mismanagement under the Beach con-
tract of last year making a final effort to
secure the building of the road The re-
suit was in every way satisfactory. The
Beach contract was delivered up and can
celed, and new one entered into with
the Land Grant Railway & Trust Co.. of
New York, whereby the latter Company
agrees to build the road, as follows =
Work to be commenced December 18th;
grading to be completed through Davis
county by 10Th May, next; and grading,
bridging and culverting to Council Grove
by 18th July; cars to be running to
Council Grove by lst November 1869 !;
and forty miles to be completed every
year thereafter until the State line is
reached; failure to work forfeiture of all
rights under contract.
Mr.. t. B. Plumb, resident of Empo
ria, Kansas, is one of the directors of this
company, and was present at the meet
ing. On his return, he spent day in
this place visiting his and favoring the
TELEGRAPH with a call,
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A CoMPosIToR, either male or female, and
man capable Of assisting generally, press work.
&c wanted at this Office.
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D | z D..
Announcements free: COmmendatorY Not

Announcements free: COmmendatorY Notices half rates
On the I'd inst, ELIZA S. HUBBARD, wife of Buckl.y
Hubbard, Esq. Age 81 years.
In Harpersfield, on the Cd inst. of consump-
ton VIM Neely in his 75d year.
In Perry, Nov. Esd, Benjamin Crofoot, in
his 84th year.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT !
Ashtabula Marble Works.

L He Subscriber respectfully announces TO
the citizens of Ashtobua County that hayino purchased
the interest of L. Reeves and Co. in the Marble Bust
ness and having replcnished with Iar, stock of both
Marble and Sand Stone is prepared to m ali orders for
Monuments, Head Stones Tombs, Vaults. Curbing and
all Cemetery Work, also, Caps and Sills Water Tobe
Chimney Tops &c. and all kinds of Building stone:
Flagging cut and lai down short notice. and as low
figures any other establishment in the State. We
shall keep the best of material, and with good work
men as can be found cannot be surpassed in our own
work for style and finish Please give call and see
for yourselves Shop on Centre Street. door west
of j. p. RobertsOn's Shoe store. ii. UDT, JR.
tako pleasure in recommending Mr.. Udy to the peo
pie of Ashiabula and cspeciallyh wanting Cemetery
work. Monuments &c, and having engaged my services
would be pleased to see all my old customers who in
want of work-and many new ones at the old stand.
Respectfully, ETC..
Sept. 10 1868 926tf j. l.. REEVES.
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Bride & BrfdegroOm.-Essay for young men on
the interesting relation Of Bridegroom Bride in the
Institution of Marriage Guide matrimonial felicity
and happiness Sent by mail in scaled letter envel
opes free of charge. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIA-
T1ON, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa. 1y9G5.
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Friend have you Cough, Cold or SoEE THROAT
use DR. CLARK's HEd Cherry LozengeS, they will cure
you. For sale by all Druggists.
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$500 REWARD
G. G. G A L Il l n S =,
l General business Agency.

Real Estate and Genera! business Agency.
For SaIe-The Brewery Property. on Bank Alley
brewery having fine double cellar. and two good wells
ofnever failing water There is building sufficient for
two or three enements for families and the location Is
among the best for a business residence.
ENQUIRE of G. G. CALRINs. Real Estate Agent,
or of SHEINAN AND HALL, Attys.
cnnt IN 1871
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IIow.to IMPROVE OUR SANITARY CuNDIT1oN.-A great
cause of disease is improper food and hurried eating In
order to fully understand how to eat and how TO conduct
ourselves after eating it is necessary that should be
acquainted in some measure, with the process of nutr
ton Many persons tumble their food prccipitately in
to their mouths and swallow t.witEout mastication
contrary express laws of nature. Food should under
go thorough pastcaon and salvation before it enters
the duodcnu and becomes mixed with the bile and pan
crelc juicos This bile is there sccreted by the liver
The chyme having undergone the changes adverted
urged by the pcrstatic motion Of the ntestines on
ward through the amenary canal If the pcrstaltic
tion be diminished owing to the deficiency Of the bile
the progress OF digestion is retarded and the bowels
constipated and dyspepsia often follows. In such
thorough and active cathartic should be used
produce specific action aroursing the secreons and
producing free bilous excavations The best ari
this purpose is DR.. Roback's Blood Pills, the of
which should be FOLLOWED by Robacs Stomach Bttcrs
TO give tone to the stomach and aid digestion.
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FROM HON. JAMES THOMPSON,
FROM REV. JOSEPH IL KE2NARD, D. D,

rastor Of the Tenth Baptist Church, Philadelphia.
DR JACKsnN-DEAR Sal hare been frequently
REQUESTED c0nnsct my toh recommendations Of
different kinds Of elieines, Jl regarding ue practice
ou Of my appropriate sphere, have IN dH eases de-
percu1riy my jdIady Of Ghe usefulness Of Dr.
IIOodaRdPs German BiLeTs depart for from my
sHdi co,se 10 express my Eu ooRricoR that for gem
erl debility of the system and especially for Liver
Complaint it is aarSzA EY1safe and valuable
Prepar alton. In kA some cases IL may
fail; bit usually. <Asa 1 doubt moi, IL HiH
be peTy benefciaInz2zs I'd 10 G,os ioh0 suffer
from lIs GbOes causes. Yours, rery respecl lliiy,
j. III KENNARD,
Eighth, GeIOsO COGtcs stred
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czy-A Amongst Atlantic Cables, steam navigation and
those prorressons of science and that mark the
nineteenth century not the lest useful are Dr. Ayers
medicines They take rank among the benrfacions OF
mankind from the rapdity and certainty with which
they cure Try Ayers Cherry Pecoral a cough and It
Is gonc What skin diseases impurities of the blood
withstand Ayers Sarsaparilla: Ayers Pills are the
perfection of u purgative-eyery family should have
then, as almost every family does. Not trife to be
thankful for are good medicines and the knowledge how
10 use them for protection from disease These DR..
Ayers preparations and publications furnish and do
NOT hesitate TO commend them.-S. Louis LeafeJ
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Supcrior 10 the best imported
German Cologne, and sold at half the price. ly959
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Disorder of the stomach and Bowels.
1 He STOMACH is the great centre which
Influences the health disease OF the systein-abused
dcbiateG by cXcess-n,igestiOD. Offensive breath,
and physical pr0stration natural consequences.
Allied TO the BRAIN it is of head ches, men
tai depression, nervous complaints. and unrcreshns
disorders pains in the side etc The Bowels sympathize
by CosIivencss, Diarrhol and Dyscnry The principal
action of these Pills is on the stomach and the liver,
lungs bowels and Kidneys participate in their recuper
atIvc and rcgcneratiye operation
ErysipeIas and Salt Rheum
Are two of the most common and virulen disorders pre-
vacnt this continent TO these the ntment Is e.
pecialy antagOnstic its 'mOLus OperandI is first TO
eradicate the venom aud then complete the cure.
bad Legs, Old Sores and Ulcers.
Cases of many years standing that have pcrtinacions
have invariably succun bed to few applications oil tiis
powerful unguent
EruptIOns on the Skin
Arising from bad OF the blood or chronic diseases
are eradicated aud clear and transparent surhce re-
gained by the restorative action OF this Ointment IL
many of the cosmetics and other toilet appii-
ances n its power to dspe ashes and other dshSure-
ments of the lace.
Female Complaints.
Whether in the young or old married single at the
dawn of WomanhOOd, the rurn of life these tonic
medicines display decided influence that marked
Improvement IL soon perceptibe in the health o. me pa
safe and reliable remedy all classes of Females in
every condition of health and station Of life
Piles and Fistula.
Every form and feature of these prevalent stubborn
disorders i eradcated locally and entirely by the OF
ths emolicnt warm lamentations should precede its
application Its healing qualities will be found TO be
ii CROUCH and invariable.
Both the Ointment and Pills stOuld be used in the JoOaC-
ing cases.
Bunions burns, chapped hands, chiblains. fstua,
gou lumbago, mercTrial eruptions piles rheumatism,
rnwOrn, salt rheum. scalds, skin diseases, swelied
glands legs sore breasts heads threats,
of all kinds sprans stiff JOINTS tettcr, ulcers,
nereal sores, wounds Of all kinds.
CAUTION None arc genuine unless the words
"HOLLOwAY's New YORK AND LONDON are dscernible
in every leaf of the book Of directions
around each pot or box the same may be plainly
by HOLDING THE LEAF TO THE LIGHT. handsome re-
ward will be given to any rendering such
on may lead to the detection Of any party or parties
counterfeting the medicines vending the same kho"
ing them TO be spurious. -,
So Sold at the mandatory OF Professor hoL3SAl'
50 Maiden Lane N York. and by all rcspectape
gists and Dealers in Medicine, throughout the c'@eu
world ,. A., ,,or
s4There is considerable saving by taking the larger
B-Directious for the guidance of patients IN every
disorder are fixed to each pot and box 9'o ~
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Gust received fer the holiday trade, large
assortment of Photograph Albums, ChrOmO Litho-
craps Stereoscopcs and Pictures. Picture Frames, all
sizes and styles. Moulding Frames made to order at
New York prices, at A. ALDERTS GALLERY.
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TO THE MUSICALLY INCLINED IN
ASHTABULA COUNTY!
C E OR G. E H A L L
No. %, Public Square,
CLEVELAND, OHIO,

bEGS leave to say to his old acquaint-
patrons that having become permanently 10
Gated in this city with large growing trade in Pianos,
&C. the reward of quarter Of century of patient un
undertaking system of fair dealing. and having the
ability now, by having constantly in store assortment
at acknowledged the largest held by any dealer in
the Union to do the best that be done in the trade
We would suggest wise and considerate to write
us or see us before purchasing we can save them an
mount worth looking after and furnish them good in
strument with valid guarantee.
MANY seem 10 be unfortunate in suffering imposions
to be practiced on them by wOrdy, and frequently
truthful and irresponsible travelling pariies who have
their doors class of CREA instruments most easily
procured and on which the greatest prese profits can
be realized.
Having frequent repeated and unqualified assurances
from former patrons of the gennneness Of the in
earnestly assure them that there fest interests VIII be
cared for in the future by Offering the best the market
most reasonable prices whether for CASH, in time
payments Whether bought from US or our authorized
agents.
MONTHLY PAYMENT SYSTEM.
Having instituted a system of monthly or quarterly
instaments for the benefit of the honest industrious la
boring classes of occupation, many have Piano
or Meodcon at once and enjoy its pleasures and advan
tages at home.
Please write us for full particulars.
\. B-Persons residing however distant, cast. west
south from Cleveland will please understand that
have constantly at our
GREAT WESTERN ROOMS,
in Cleveland, all the desirable makes of
PIANOS,
MELoDEONs,
ORGANS, &c.
Made in this Country.
NEVER HIGHER, but in most instances MUCH low
Err than they sold in any other city East West.
SIS. FASSETT; General Agent for Ashtabula Co.
H. B. WARD, for Geneva and vicinity. 957
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Its good effects permanent. IEth is it differs from
all hair dyes By its luxurient growth is guaran-
tced, natural color and gossare restored. One trial
will you to say this of Mr. s. A. Aliens Improved
new Style Hap Eestcrer Dressing Gin one botte,)
Every Druggist sells it. Price 81. 9S5-3t
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DEBIL TY.

DEBIL TY.
There is no medicine eqrcl 10 Hooednfs GeTmdA
a:y' zs:s i~"a pr s's': .s %::s :s:i:
syStrm, strengthen "a The appctite, cause
an enjoyment IF Es.g1 food, enable the SO
Rdeii 10 GgeS it, purify the blood gre good, sound,
hfaiLiy coHrrzion, eradicate 1e yrOW tHge from ne
eye, itdIt bloom 10 the cheeks, and ehanye e patient
from EiOrtbreGtked, emdeioi,d t0edk, and nervous
inrdlid, 10 full: faced soui ard rigorous person
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by using fhe sLtters or
Onie. In fact, they are Family medi-
efnes. They can be ad:.iinisiered win
perfect SAFETY 10 a child Ikree months
old, the nsCst delicate female, or man
Ofnfnety.
TheSe Reneliss Ehc hest
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RoadHeceipts, for sale at the Telegraph Office.
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A NATIONAL. WORK-Webster's Dictionary
Unabridged, illustrated, is a national work, in
which every American scholar has an interest
and in the completeness and accuracy of which
he should have pride, if you plcssc-the
same kind Of pride we have in the superior il =
telligence, enterprise, resources, and capacity
for adaptabiity to occasion, of the masses of
the people of the. United States. We have al
ways been proud of Webster's Dictionary. 1t
should be remembered that thepublishers have
had large experience and the command of
large resources in the preparation and pcrfec-
ton Of this great work, and have aimed to
make-as we are confident they have succeed
ed in doing-tle best Dictionary of the Eng
ls!h languase-Moore's Rurcl AJao Yorker
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blood Purifiers
FROM HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD,

Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
PnILADELFHIA, March IL, 1861.
7 find " Hoofdnds GerBt1H Bi1eyS" IS net an l1sor
Gcaiing brrerage bat is good tonic, useful an diSeTs
Of The digrStire oTgons, and Of great beRe IA cases P
debility aud tDdRL Of HeTrouS dct05l i1 lie system
GEo. W. WOODWARD,
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blanks of ali kinds for sale at this Office.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.-On Saturday after
noon, the 5th, says the Herald, an un-
known man was found dead beside the
track of the Lake Shore Railroad near
Painesville His head had been COM
pletely severed from his body and lay
full forty feet away. No one, SO far as
we could ascertain, knew who he was,
where he belonged, or how the accident
happened. 1t is probable, however, that
train of cars rau over his neck, produc-
ing instant death. How he came upon the
track is mystery, as appearances indi-
cate that he was lying with neck over
one Of the rails at the time, and must
have either placed himselfin that position
purposely or fallen there by a singular
and inexplicable accident.
PETERsoNs MAGAZINE for January is al
ready out the most brilliant we have ever
scene The superb colored Berlin pattern alone
is worth twice the price of the number. Then
there are two steel engravings, one ofthe Mud
fles, with the cunningcst little children ; a
doubled sized colored steel fashion plate; and
more than fifty wood cuts offashions, Embroi-
deries and other patterns. The stories are of
the highest class. "PerfidOus Planchctte," is the
well timed title of one. Mrs. AIMS Stephens
new novelct, opens in a most mastery manner
The author of Margaret Howth," has also
powerful tale. We do not see how any lady
can do without Peterson. Now is time to sub
scribe for 1862 Terms $500 year. To clubs
four copies for S6O0, with premium engraving
"The Star ofBethlehem," to the person getting
up the club for premiums. Specimens sent
gratis to persons getting up clubs. Address,
Chas. ]. Peterson, 500 Chestnut St, Philadel-
ghia. Pa.
The VALLEY RoAD.-A meetinp of the
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MELODEONS,
ORGANS, &c.
Made in this Countr,,


NEVER HIGHER, but in most instances MUCH low
Err than they sold in any other city East West
SIS. FASSETT; General Agent for Ashtabula Co.
H.B WARD, for Geneva and vicinity 957
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Price of tho Biftcrs, 81 90 per bottle,
Or n half dozen for 50 90.
E,rice Of tI,c Tonic, 81 so per bott1ej
Or. half dozen for 81 so.
The tonic is put up in quart bottles.
5,,colsct that IL is DR.. HoofaHers German RerHedtd
,J1t are so universally tLssd and 50 highly recoBs-
@ 20 @,eJ and ,Io mo- rv-z.> aEolc The Drnggisis
10 iHdL you 10 take RAaHyuI"g use ut1t ne
- a L,rg r ,,-of' '=-Ssz>t> On Il. These Revue
dies ,ciR be set By epress 10 any locality upon afPea-
tsOs 10 Tie
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CAUTION.

Hoofdafs German Remedies arr counfeTfe'ted 1ht
penttine hare he signature Of G. VI. jackson 4S
Ue roHt Of The outside 0raPPer Of each bottle 9na ~
Of Tie article 5IOtOE ia each b0as Al 01e7s q"
counterfeit
The Evansville journal., 1868-10-14
FRANCE.
gWsAslHIEEF0N
CaHard-Reported PIbt1ltO1 Assassin
ate J1hnsOn-zEtfiiG Gels Relieved
-, from, BUY as COMMISSIONER
pointnftnts Made. srig

WASHINGTON, Oct. 13lAThe follow
lpgofieers haye been relieved from
duty as Assistant Commissioners of
The .Freedmens Bureau, for the
SH2ses 9get i6pposito their names re-
sbecfiVeFy3b BfeVetiMaief General @!
g gSibley.5 Georgia; BreVet3 Major
General AZ. A Niles, North Carolina; !;
EoI. } Ohm Sprague and Col. -------rr-- - ~.
The tw0fast names are assigned Ia
duty in accordance with the brevet
rank al lColoneland hLieutenant Col
9neI. pei ldgig .sbi1I baa zsbiII tsfI
Td3he following f}III appointments Were
made TO- day q. p. fHolcomb and
JohhaW.n Lewis, Twelfth District Of
Ohio; MankIing Phillips, Twentieth
District tf5Penusylvania StorekeepJ
eFs-zW "a .0Kslov, jos Feldmah and
CtfasI DIa Davis EGfst District Of Hill
p0is A55raEsaml Reilly, Sixth District
OF tlllbois: D. P. Fieldman, Twelfth
District Of Illinois . James Hallidiiy.
SeyenthG District OF Kentucky; Wm.
kdrbyy lkiEhthvDistrict of Kentucky;
Janies Marn. Second District of Misl
Iseini3 2tlirainn McCleveland, Seven-
tAentt District of p PehnsylVania; Jas.
B. AheCOrd, dStyenth District Of Ohio;
Thomas Murray, fE0urth5 District OF
0hida .9fGup1 osu0H jTueJ 9fi gt
oWAsHlNdroN, October 49, 13. y The
Eeia6ag EIpre3s has pubfshed .au
article vii farge headings, !" Import
ANS Staftlibg, md True IA Plot to-
Aseassinafei President Johnson -
Fifty keero6a and Three White Men
Sworn 80 4SJll the President - The
B.e6fnSqdi gays an employee in the
RPfeastrfS llDenartmehtI has exposed
The lBloi, which was arranged since,
theI IMPEACHMENT trial. The story
causes much comment ty the al.
munity, which is sgeueralfy ineredu-n
leus as fo-its truth, and hence there
is a1o oEeiten1ent.i "oflolsL,- y 90 eao8"
dWAsuISS9sf6s. October rEg13 .t:3s, The
.PrdsIlfbfo has issued a proelamatioa
ppp6ibtihg November twenty sixth
as Thanksgiving Day. W. w. !. 80
The Evansville journal., 1868-10-14
GIBSON C0UNTY.

PRINCETON, october 9, 1865,
BY mstlI sH 3 o'clock p. Ms
Editors Journal:
The election passed off quietly. The
REPUBLICANS are jubilant over having
done good work at this voting place
to-day. At about o'clock p. NJ. the
YQGng men who had never. votedl for
Governor before were called together
by the tap Of base drum, to the
number ofseyenty, and at least thirty
five Of them had never voted at any
election, marched round the public
square With ffe and drnm. and to the
polls, all voting the Republican
ticket.
There was polled. at this voting
place, 1,G76 votes We have another
voting place in this township, (Port
Gibson, } not heard from. Our folks
think We have handsome gain in this
township for the Republican ticket,
and thipl4 the county viii go from
twenty-five to one hundred Repub
llcan. [. Il. II,
The Evansville journal., 1868-10-14
Victory and Peace.

The result of the election yesterday
viii assure the people of this country
that peace viii soon be restored
throughout all its borders. 1t will
send thrill of JOY to the oppressed
loyalists of the South 1t gives us
our glorious Soldier Chieftain to rule
the Nation. 1t secures stability in
business, prosperity in trade, and GER
tainiy in all the vocations of the peo-
pie. 1t gives Us credit at home aud
abroad. 1t establishes the Govern
ment upon the loyal basis for which
our soldiers fought. 1t is all that
the friends of humanity and the lovers
Of The country could ask. 1t makes
the verdict Of November but mere
formality. 9a1 11
The Evansville journal., 1868-10-14
Y VALLANDIGHA AM DEFEATED.
,fIEB JtAl9
Sam. Cary is Left at Home.
1gEHZ Z3EsssSN 18sse4s asssa 80

CINCINNATI, Oct. 13.-The election
passed off quietly A full voteswas
peIied. JOB JStayensotl, Republican
for Congress, is elected in the Second
DISTRICT over Gen. CarVby about 500
majority. Gen. Strader beats Ben.
Eggleston in the First District by
about 200 majority. The Republicans
have carried the county, but the ma
jOrity is not yet known. Returns
from the Third District elect Schenck
over Vallandigham.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. 13.-The returns
all show Republican gains. The Re-
publicans have a majority in the Leg
islature, eleeting a United States
Senator JlEtFf etiAa4c i8l42 "a,
+ CIRCLEyILLE, Ohio. October I3-
Pickaway CountyAAll but two town
ships In, Democratic majority $50, and
will be 700 when tho whole county
comes in, Republican gain of 28S:
COLUMBUS. o., October 13. : The
estimated Republican majority on
the State ticket is 1000 0--FWill give
districts soon. So .-.-...,.sss
WAvERIY %. October 13,-Pike
County 725 Democratic majorlty--a
Republican gain OF 20.
LANCASTER, o O---Returns from eight
townships show a Republican gain of
155. ,5aBlI -ssls - = s-.zA.lts .yoQ lfs
IRONToN,g O. Lawrence County,
so far as heard from, gives a Repub-
lican majority Of 64f----a 6f---a. Republican
gain of S364. Estimated Republican
majority in the county 900s Repub.
llcan gain of over ITO. 81