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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-21
.. A GREAT REMEDY
' ron THE CURE OF
THROAT AND LUNG DISEASES.
DR.. Wishsrt's Pine Tree Tar Cordial.


1t the vital principle of the Pine Tree obtained by
peculiar process in the disation of the tar by which
Its highest medical properties are retained.
Is the only safeguard ana reliaDie remedy whch mas
ever been prepared from the juice of the Pine Tree.
1t invigotes the digestive organs and restores the
appetite.
purifes and enriGhes the blood and expels from the
system the corruption which scrofula breeds on the
lungs
II dissoycs the phlcgm which stops the air
passages of the lungs.
Its healing principle upon the irrated surface of
the lungs and throat penetrating each diseased part
IL Is the result of of study and experiment. and
1t s offered to the afflicted with the positive assurance
ten has not too long delayed the resort to the means
of cure -
Consumption of the Lungs, Cough Sore Throat and
Breast, Bronchitis Liver Complaint, Blind and Bleeding
Piles, Asthma, Whoopng Cough Diptheria &c, &c.
We often asked why are not other remedies In the
market for Consumption Coughs, Colds and other Pull
Tree Tar Cordial. We answer
LIST II cures. not by stopping cough but by loosen
ing and assisting nature to throw off the unhealthy mat
ter collected about the throat and bronchial tubes
Ing irritation and cough.
Sd Most Throat and Lung Remedies are composed of
Nn0dynes which aay the cough Tor awhile but by their
constructing effects, the bres become hardened. and
the unhealthy fluids coagulate and retained in the
system causing disease beyond the control of our most
Sd The Pine Tree Tar Cordial with its assistants
arc preferable because they the OF irita
ti6n of the mucous membrane and bronchial tubes,
sst the lungs to and throw of the unhealthy
tions and purify the blood, thus scientifically making
the cure perfect
sands Of Certificates from Men and Women Of unQues-
onab character ,cho aoere once hoeeey gtuen Up 70
die but through me Providence Of God soere completely
sican in attendance who can be consulted in person
by mail free Of charge Price Of Pine Tree Tar Cordial
ccipt Of price Address a. @. c. Wshart NJ D. No
a32 North ID Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 3m1012
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Cleveland Market.


"WEDNESDAY, August II, 1Sg9.
FLoCR-Quict and sicndy; City made xxx white
- p; Xxx amber s. ODGS Is: EX rcd 81 OOrT 25:
red 80 -: XX spring 50 IS: Cunntsy bt,l,ds Xxx Nrir
q I, 30: N& spring red 81 5ss Is: Xxx spring q ~
o. Ij CCuntry brands range follows Xxx White
- 2J.S 30; AZ rcd and 50 jOIT 50; Xxx eprLg
OOfL1 %.
WHEAT-Receipts 9T.s1 bush market dull ard 4.c
lower: sales No red winter at a 45; No. do Eed at
81 a. but there inquiry for this grade aid the
market was nominal.
CORN-Quei and lower light sales reported at 81
for No. mixed No. do S5c.
OATS-Rather inquiry and prices advanced :
sale old at Gtc new at J2s.
RYE-CGict and nominaly unchanged: held at a
range Of SOL 10.
SMOKED MEATS-Market firm steady and nm
chanced, citY-curcd hams held at 2lkc; calyasgd
sc,
DJTTER-Tie market is duh but steady: held at 2T
&c for good to prime W. H. rkins 2sg2gc for choice
IN small packagcs 20lSa6c good Central and
Western.
CilEESE-The market is firm and demand moderate :
held at l4Gl4kc for factory 9G12JEc FOR dairy, 10
quality.
EGGS-Thc receipts are good and the market quiet !:
held at 15lyCe III original packages 11G1Sc counted
out.
oNIoNs-Dull and in light demand; held at s;995c
per bushel.
GREEN APPL LES-There is a very good demand and
the market is firm at 50 JDQj teY bbl
SEEDS-There is a fair demand for timothy at 50 :;
clover quiet at 50.
LAKE FISII-Salt quiet and in fair demand. We
quote as follows Whiteish, spring CATCH So I57 co.
trout, So.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-21

Picnic AT STURGEON PoINT-The Picnic
arranged by the colored citizens of Ashtabula
county, was held at Sturgeon Point, on Tues
day last week. They came from Conneaut,
Ashtabula, Jefferson, Morgan, this town, and
other points to the number of about one hun
dred men, women and little ones-wth well
filed baskets, all apparently bent on enjoy
ment. All they said and did, made most fa-
vorabe impression. They were we'll dressed,
orderly, and consideration the appreciation of
those present in large numbers, as spectators.
With proverbial self denial and hospitality
they proposed to give the first table to their
white visitors This being declined, many
OF their white neighbors sat at table with them
and all were made welcome.
Addresses after dinner by Mr.. James Jen-
kins, of Jefferson, Dave GARNER and james
Carter, of Geneva, colored, severally who
spoke well. Their humor was characteristic
of the race; their manner of speaking rough
and impassioned, but all was marked by a
spirit Of loyalty. Capt. Gary, T. d. Leslie,
and w. p. Spencer then addressed the audi
ence, and after some closing songs, the COM
pany dispersed. 1t was says the Times, the
most harmonious, interesting gathering at the
lake we have ever attended, and our colored
fellow citizens have reason to be proud of
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-21

THE system of checks and balances estab-
ished by our Lake Shore Company in collect
ing fares seems not TO meet with much favor
from any quarter, aside, perhaps, from the
company itself The press is unanimous in
expressions of disapproval and disparagement,
and the same appears to be equally true with
the various employees of the company, The
derisvc curl of the lip, perhaps, more than
the open declaration, is significant of its dis
tastefuness The same view is taken of it by
the people generally, except that with them it
is openly denounced, and that without stint.
1t is easy to see that neither Conductor or
Assistant feels comfortable or easy under its
operation. The bearing of the Conductor
shows a conscious loss of respect-a dwarting
and degradation of his manhood. The pleas
ure that honest men feel in the enjoyment of
the confidence of superiors, and which is, per
haps, one of the strongest stimulants and pro-
tections of virtue and integrity, lie is made 10
feel is out of the question. With the brass
boxiassistant the thought uppermost seems to
be that he is q useless appendage, and that his
mission of surveillance is an sungracious one,
and such as a high-minded and generous ma
ture Woulu ralner SnrlnK from. ManlneSs,
and the manly virtues, will make but a tardy
and sickly growth under the arrangement. Its
effect in almost every point of view, is unfor-
tunate and inauspicious, and such as win act
uniavorably for the interests of the company.
Any system that materially diminishes or de-
stroys mutual respect and attachment between
employers and employed, is to be deprecated.
The intmadon that there is a possible want Of
common honesty in employees will serve pretty
efectually to dissipate the better feelings need
full for the watchfulness of trusts Generosity
begets generosity-and manliness and conf
dcnce leads to scrupulous and careful honesty,
The company, then, can not afford TO adopt as
a permanent arrangement that which is now
being tried, we believe, and trust, as an expefi'
ment
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-21


REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-Num of
deeds and mortgages received for record since
August 2nd, 1869.
W. G. Howells Administrator to Fred F.
Taylor, so acres in Dorset, $337, 40.
Irvine Ford & wife to Fred'k Wilson, 10 Clio
acres in Wayne, $G86.
Jas. G. Smith to Lewis Harvey, 45t acres in
Denmark, $407,25.
S. l.. & Il. l.. AIather to NJ. j. More, 80
acres in Sheffield, $3.50.
F. L. Harmon TO Justin A Amsden, II 81
100 acres in Ashtabula, $3.50.
VIM. Jarvis & wife TO Lee 6 Kellogg, SO 32-
100 acres in Hartsgrove, $192,S4
Alex b. Halliwell g. wife to Ann Kellaher,
so acres in Geneva, $500.
Eberly & Sludd to Julius Benson, so acres
in Denmark $500.
Jesse Edwards s. wife to s. B. Barrett, 80
acres in Monroe, 500.
Richard Sturdevant s. wife to d. VanSlyke,
acres in Sheffield, $1,000.
Hoyt Nicholson Guardian to CyrenaC Will
son, 10 acres in Geneva, $1,000.
Geo. W. Lawton g. wife to Cyrena G. Will
son, 106 SO-l00 acres in Trumbull, $4,000.
o. s. & G. Wilson to II. X. Lawton, II acres
in Geneva, 5000.
Danel f. Quinby & wife to Susan Griffis, 4
acre in Austinburg, 5000.
Loren Gould d wife to Samuel Reams, 515
acres in Conneaut, $4,000.
A. d l.. Pingrey tO Wilbur F. Beede, acre
in Jefferson, $l25.
VIM. g. Jane Humphry 10 Nelson Humphry,
10 30 acres in Saybrook, $500
Hugh q. Thompson IL wife to Levant Hor-
ton, 80 acres in Oonneaut, $3.50.
Herman Coyill to II. Ah. Root, acres in
Morgan, $500.
Martin Tanner g. wife to E. w. Young, 30
acres in Rome, 5000.
Virgil HOskins g. wife to A, G. Bush, ia
rods in Hartsgroye, $3.50.
II Mortgages received and IA cancelled, dur
ing the week ending, August a. 1863.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-21

FIRE IN SAYBRooK.-On the night of the
18Th inst the steam saw-mill of MOSES s. J. G.
WRIGHT, near the residence of Smith Walker,
was burned to the ground, as we learn from
the Sentinel, with some 5000 feet of lumber, q
chest of carpenters tools, some twenty bushels
of grain, and shingle machine, with the
steam box filled with shingle blocks The
usual precautions had been taken on leaving
the mill, and how the fire occurred is a mys.
terry. 1t was discovered by a neighbor, be-
tween II and l2 o'clock. Without knowing
how much the engine and boiler are injured,
the loss is estimated at about 50 900, falling
heavily upon worthy and industrious men,
Subscriptions for repairing the loss and rebuild
ing have been started among the fellow-citizens
of the sufferers.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-21

A PLEASANT AFFAIR took place at the resi-
dence of j. S. BLYTH, on Thursday evening
the 18th. A surprise party consisting of a
large number of the members of the church
and choir of the Congregational Church gath
cred for the purpose of a presentation to Mr..
B. in view of his retirement from the leader
ship of the choir, a position held by him much
of the time since the organization of the
church. The article for presentation was an
ice water urn, goblet and server of elegant de-
sign, and richly silvered So well was the
matter carried out, that both the assembling
and the opening of the presentation speech by
the pastor were beyond the comprehension of
the family. The speech was model of taste
and humor, and the reply all that could have
been expected from the tight place in which
the recipient found himself placed all of which,
of course was the provocation of much pleas
antry and feeling.
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u.e DBsttstt.n ana be ..tI.sea

great many side hits are being made al The PLAvrA.
TfoE BrTEns by score or two Of difnterestcd friends
who arc cbdcavoring 70 Initiate counterfeit them II
Il all of no The people won't be- Imposed upon
ny every day. They IN The same sized bottle and
made just a. they at first. They make the weak
strong the languid brilliant and are exhausted na,ufes
great restorcr The recipe and full circular fe around
each bottle. Clcrgymen, Merchants, and persont Of
centary habits that induce weakness assi,sdc palpia
tion Of the heart lack Of Appetite liver complaint &c.
will nnd Immediate and permanent reefln these Btters
But, above ALL they recommended 70 weak snd deli
cate females aud mothers.
MAGNOLIA WATEH.-rupehor 10 the best Imported
German Cologne, and sold at half the price. iyggs
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-21
FOR TREAsURER.

For TREASURER. ED. TELEGRAPH-Yo on are authorized
and requested to announce the name of HENRY II.
HUNT, of Connc2ut a candidate for the office of
County Treasurer subject TO the decision of the Repub
ican County Convention. His experience in the Office
as Deputy renders him thoroughly qualified for the
place. TAX PAYER
COUNTY TREAsuRER.--Thc name of SIpNEYY. II.
Cook of Lenox, will be presented to the Republican
Nominating Convention of this County, as candidate
for the office of County Treasurer The friends of Mr.
Cook ask that his record and qualifications may be fair
ly and impartially canyassed.
August 3d. 1862
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-21

An alarm of fire was given on Sunday eve
ming last, about o'clock, which started from
the Clarendon House, from the upsetting of a
lamp, the fluid taking fire. 1t was put out
without difficulty. AS it was about the time
of service, there was quite general and lively
movement towards the scene of apprehended
disaster, and one of the most interesting fea-
lures of that movement was the sight of our
friend WIN. HUMPHREY, with all his unper-
turbed seriousness and sobriety making very
good time, under full and tree jog trot.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-21
Local Notices.
"garrett,s0 Iair Restorntire.

CONSTITUTION BITfERs.-This is the name Of enc OF
the best preparation in the line of Bitters now before
the public. 1t is perfect curS for dyspepsia, fever and
ague, acdity Of the stomach loss Of appetite nausea
heartburn aundce and all diseases arising from dis
ordered state of the stomach liver intesiines- They
superior art cla and those IN need Of an inVgora
ting tonic should at pnce procuFe bottle of the Cons
tuition Bters. tits invaluable preparation, and its
never fails to be attended with the happest results
Our readers should buy this medicine in preference to
all others. 1t will h to do them good Pry abot-
tie and be conyinced,-Jacks0n CiiseR.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-21

Mrs. 8. A. Aliens Improved HAIR Resteref and Dress
Ing The attention Of the public is invited to the very
important change recently made In this article. We Of
fer In the Improved PREPARATION Restorer prompt and
inhbc In s action upon gray hair quickly restoring
II TO its original color and beauty together with an
agreeable Dressing all In bottle. This combination
Is perfect and unexceponabe in tyery respect used
with great satisfaction by old and Young Mrs. g. A.
ADensZYLoBAIAMUN, another Preparation, clear with.
out Sediment designed exclusively for Dressing
Strengthening and Bcautllyng the Hair a refreshing
toilet luxury. far preferable to French pomades and
sold at half the price. Sold by al druggsts 2w25
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-21

Disorder of the S; mach and Bowels.
L HE STOMACH is the great centre whicl,
Influences the health disease 0i te systcmabuscU
dcbilitatcd by erccss-ind cston, offensive breath
and physical prostratUn iHe nHtral consequtn,
Allied 10 the brain, it is the of head.ches
tai depression, nervous complaints. and nreiTes ai
sleep. The Liver becomes affected aud generates bous
disorders. pains in the side etc. The Bowels sYmpahizt
by Costveness, DiarrhGa, and Dyschry The principal
action of these Pills y on the stomac and the liver
ungs bowels aud kidneys participate in their recuper
atiYe and reseneTative operation
Erysipelas xud Salt Rheam
Are two of the and Tiralent disorders pre-
valen on this continent TO these the Ointment is
pecially antagonisic, its 'modus OpeTnd is first to
eradicate the venom and then complete the cure.
bad Legs, Old Sores aud Ulcers.
Cases hf iaany years standing that have pertinacOus
ly refused 10 yield TO any other remedy or treatment,
have invariably snccun bed to few applications ei this
powerful unguent.
EruptiOns on the Skin
Arising from bad state of the blood chronic diseases
are crRdicatedAud clear and transparent surface re-
gained by the restorative action OF This Oinimvnf II
surpasse many of the cosmetics and other toilet appi
ances in it's power to dlspel rashcs sud other dsssre.
ments of the face.
Female Complaints.
Whether in the yohng old, married single, IT the
dawn Of Womanhood, or thy ,Inn Of life, these tonic
medicines display so decided niDCnee that marked
improvement Is soon perccphle in the health uf the pa
tent. Being pafe1y yegetable preparation, they arc
every condition of health and station Of life
PILES and FistHIn.
Every form and feature OF these prevalent stubborn
disorders is eradicted ocly and entirely by the use Of
this emoent warm lamentations should preceGs its
application. Its healing qualities will be found 10 be
Il orouah and nyariable'
Both Ns OiHtmsnt end Pills should be used a he fdoc-
ing cases.
BuniOns, bHrns, ehapped hands ehliblains fsthla
gout, umbago mercTrial eruptions; pDcs rheumatism
rngwoTm, salt rheum, scalds, skin diseases, swccd
glands sore legs sore breasts. sore heads sroats
Of all kinds sprans stiff joints letter ulcers yc
ncreal sores, wounds Of all kinds.
:, CAUTION i0None ers gcnhine unless the words
"HoLLowAY'sNBw foRK AND LONDON" are discernibie
as WATER MARE Ia every leaf OF the book Of directions
around each pot or box the luay be seen plainly
by HOLDING THE LEAF TO THE IlGHT, handsome re-
ward will be given 10 any rendering such ini0fma-
ton may lead to- the detection Of any party parties
tho medicines vending nc same know
ing them 10 be spurious
~ Sold at the manuiactory OF Professor HoLLoyAY,
~ Maiden Lane, N York, and by all respectable Drug
gsts Dealers in Medicine throughout the civilized
g There is considerable saving by taking tho lari or
sizes. r -r- -
N BDrections ior the guidance Of patients in every
disorder arc hAcd to each DOT and box iy9.e
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-21

INSURE AGAINST FIRE AND LaaHTNING.-C.
ID. ROCKWELL, of Kingsyille o., our tried In
surance AGENTS again adjusting losses prompt
ly. On the evening of the 4th inst, my dwell
ing was badly shattered by lightning without
was on hand and paid every dollar of estima-
ted damage. The Cleveland Insurance Com
pany pays damage by lightning where fire does
not ensue. JACOB FioKENeEh, KiugsviIIe.
My dwelling was partially burned recently,
and said Rockwell was on hand and paid me
promptly in full.
1924 EDWIN DAVIS, Monroe,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-21

FoR SHERIFF.-The friends of WILBUR II. Hunt, of
Jefferson. would present his to the Republican
Nominating Convention of Ashtabula County as a can
didate for Sheriff at the ensuing October election be-
icving him to be qualified under the rule of honest
capable and faithful" They also submit his Claims to
public consideration as 1irde soldier. who, though
competent to I'll better military position took his
place in the ranks and did the service of true patriot
holding that the who bore the burden of a "pri-
Yates" duty, has higher claim upon gratitude of
the people than officer who has had his high pay
rank, privileges and honors already
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-21

NOMINATING REPEsENTATIvEs-As there
will be two Representatives for the Convention
to nominate on Monday, we would suggest
that business may be facilitated by an informal
ballot for Representatives in which each dele
gate will vote for the taco men he would prefer
to have nominated, writing their names on one
piece of paper. This would give each candi-
date n fair opportunity of receiving the prefer
encc of his friends, and the delegates Of ex-
pressing it. This would relieve an informal
ballot OF many of the complications of locality,
and allow OF such complimentary votes as it
might be desirable to give; while it would
enable delegates to act intelligently in casting
the actual ballots afterward.
We heartily indorsc this suggestion of our
cotemporary of the Sentinel as timely and per-
tinent, and trust it may be viewed in favor
able light by the Convention.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-21

MADISON CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. so
long without pastor, has secured the services
of Rev. LEVI LoRING, of Vermont, His la
bors were begun about the middle of June,
and the Painesville Telegraph says they are
proving very acceptable to that large congre-
CATION of worshippers.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-21
No question ObJut .Barfett's"

A FAIR OFFER.-R. v. PIERCE H. D. CT Buffalo, NJ Y.
is the proprietor OF Dr. Sages Catarrh Remedy, which
he SrGlTan to datarrh In all its forms and stages
And further, he oer $500 for Of that dreadful
disease that he cann cure II your druggist has not
yet got this remedy Oh sae don't be put OF with some
worse than worthlesl strong snuff, "fnmigator' or
poisonous caustc l3on but enclose sixty cents to
the proprietor and It YIN reach you by return mall
For sale by most dru jgists eVeryN hero. swi0a5
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-21

TnE Front Of SMiTH's New Block IL now
about completed, and presents the best appear
ancc Of any thing in the village. There is
considerable mechanical skill displayed in the
ornamental work, arches, &c, which shows
the master mason, J. NJ. WATTEns, Of JoiIer-
son, TO be master of bis business Besides the
evidence of skill and cleverness as n mechanic,
the putting up of the walls Of this block affords
another evidence. and that which will be
thought of by any one about TO build, and that
is. energy and push. We understand Mr..
Waters thinks of becoming resident Of this
place, which, If so, will place him within easy
call Of any Of our citizens who may wish TO
employ good mechanic and live man. The
designing and wood work of the building is
under the direction of WEBB ScovILLE, who
has shown himself equal to the trust, and care
ful to turn off such monument of his ability
as will enable him to look upon 1t with
Dlensure
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-21
Hoohand's German Tonic

g combination Of all he ingredients Of k Bitssfr
sCith PURE Santa CTuE Rum, Orange etc. 20 used
for He diseases the BeTS in edses tchsre sonj
pure alcoholic stimulus is required T6a tviu bear I'd
mind oot these remedies are entirely different Jrot
any oeTs ddretfsed for The ce Of e dissdses named,
Gese befKg scientific preparations Of edieHal txtracst
sohile The othsTF mere decootiOns Of in soz}
form The TONIC is decidedly one Of he pon pies<
sant and agreeable Tenedes eter offered u ne public
rs taste epqasite is piedsure 10 take T. sohiie 10
yegiving ezhild-din9, and medicinal qualities hsot
eassed Il 70 be kHorcn as the gTeGtest f az toeies
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-21

Our friend j. A. HowELLs, appears to be
ambitious of becoming patriarch, and by The
way, gives very good evidence of his ability
to back up his pretensions. Monday night
we learn, witnessed the addition of brace of
bouncing daughters to his household. WE'LL
as such things occur but once year, we sup
pose he will have to go his gait
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-21

Capt Van Scoter's schooner was launched
from her place near the railroad bridge, Con-
neaut, on Saturday afternoon last. We believe
she went off sideways, and this fact accounts
for the grace, with which, as the Editor says,
she "glided into her natural clement"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-21
SEED, Esq,
Editor TeleoraDb-

Dear @r!-Allow us to announce through the col
umns of your paper the Of JOHN W. HILL as
candidate for Sheriff of this County subject to the dec
sion of the County Convention. Mr.. Hill left his farm
and shoudered his musct and fought through the war
for the maintenance of his Government and as slight
expression of appreciation OF the noble sacrifice he
made for us who stad at home would like to see our
Republican friends give him the Office of Sheriff. BY
giving this an insertion you will obge his
NJ IF.