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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-11-20
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10 Ezsm a may Osncsrn :

This TO certify that after using my house the BE.
treleum Fluid and putting the TO the most rigid
and thorough test have hesitation saying that
consider the same, safer and cheaper than any Fluid
orr Gas, that have used for fighting rooms and
further cay that he light produced by for brIiaacy
and beauty unsurpassed and therefore cheeruly COM
mead the same TO All desiring light In which there is
safety and beauty combined
..yyo,ts.f . E. G. GLEASON, AshiabHla, Ohio.
We the undersigned fully concur in the above state
meals by our own experience In using the Petroleum
tdtfo ~..L WIN WILLARD
lflt-rL @ ModsTfRE, JOHN FOWLER
o. o FULLER, II. HARRIS p. N.
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CASH paid for Butter, Eggs and Potatoes at
Tonnes e. Bros.
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angels and ministers of grace defend us =
be tiou a spirit VI health, VI gOJiih damned,
Brhg with tneo airs from leavcn or blasts from hell
lie my iBtents wicked or charitable,
Thou com 81 In sucn questionable shape
That wall speak 10 thee r.
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Special Notices.

Dr Eaton's Cordial, IL not only good for Nurs-
ng children but II IL the hest remedy for Dysentery
Diatrhga and disordered state Of the bowels Sold at
Hendry's Drug Store, Ashtabula.
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NoTIcE.-All Advertisement" should be on
the hook before p NJ. Thursday 10 appear
in the same weeks paper rs this is tho latest
hour to which they can be delayed.
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Verdict given for "Barrett's."

Thousands benefited by "Barrett's.
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ALLcocK's Porous PLAsTERs.-Sore and Dry Throat
cured by half Plaster usually in two or three tours
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Very respectfullN

very respectfully
G. DELANO, Commissioner.
A. B. SHERwIN, Assessor.
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Eery Centre, Chaut. Co.. y. Y, April sth, 1869.
DR.. SAGE-Sir: had been afflicted with Catarrh for
reny previous to using your remedy and found
no permanent relief until applied you for treatment
Ysur Catarrh Remedy has entirely relieved my headache
and cured the Catarrh and Cough
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Blanks OrsI kinds for sale At this ONCE.
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Infants Waists, choice Silk Warp and Shaker Elan
nes, Nainsooks and Diaper Linens, always hand, at
MANsPIEID's
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Mrs JOHN u W Ellis.
Get the remedy at your drug store, enclose sixty
cents to r. v PIERCE, NJ D., Buffalo, N Y. aud it will
be sent by return mail For sale by most Druggists
everywhere. 2wlO37
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The celebrated Star Corset and the French plain and
embroidered Corsets always hand together with all
goods usually kept in fancy store. J. MANSFIELD.
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FOR sALE.-A new, well ironed, steel shod. low
'riced sleigh for sale, on inquiry at this ONCE
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WEEKLY TELEGRAPH
BY JAMES REED.
Two DoIIsrs q Year invaribIy I'm Advance.
Local & Miscellaneous.
Blanks OF ali kinds for sale at this ONCE
FOH sALB.-A new, well ironed, steel shod. low
priced sleigh for sale on inquiry at this ONCE.
NoTIcE.-All Advertisements should be on
the hook before 4 p NJ. Thursday, 10 appear
in the same weeks paper, MS this is tho latest
hour to which they can be delayed.
|
CASH paid for Butter, Eggs and Potatoes al
Tonnes e. Bros.
WooD WANTED.---A few cords of good sea.
soned two f. and stove wood, wanted on sub.
scriptlon. Apply Immediately
ToMBEs & Bro. are receiving daily ii. s. NJ.
and xxx Oysters.
NJ. G. DICK has just received new lot of
Buff, Green and White Holland for Win.
dow Shades
A Teachers Institute for Geauga county is
to be held at Chardon on the 23rd, Gath 25th
and Goth days Of November.
few days since burglars entered the shoe
store of W. S. Pangburn, Willoughby. and
robbed ii of about one hundred dollars worth
Of goods.
CHANCE OF TINE TABLE-The change in
inn taI,I Al 7
Southern Railroad took effect on Sunday, No
vember ID at IL NJ The corrected table will
be found on the second page
The barn of Michael Ring in Perry, with its
entire contents was burned recently, by fire
from heated cylinder of threshing machine
which was running in the barn. The fire
caught in the straw and could not be extin-
guished. The machine was burned with the
barn. SO says correspondent to the Herald,
MORE SHEEP KILLED.-We mentioned a
few weeks ago the loss of eleven sheep belong
ing to Mr.. Tenant, by the ravages of dogs. this
report, MIR. Tenant informs us, was incorrect
But his flock was visited last Saturday night
and eleven sheep killed.
cUICIDE.-J. Z BUEL, Cashier of the End
National Bank, Cleveland, committed suicide
at his own house on Monday morning last, the
result of dependency brought on BY losses in
stock and gold gambling, of late with the
means of the bank. He had family, was
80 years of age, and had sustained character
such as his position would naturally suggest.
The bark City of Painesville Captain J. B.
Ceuriwrght, was caught off the Manitous by
the same gale that drove the Naomi ashore
lost aJib, broke tue centre board, and drlted
ashore about eight miles north of Manislee.
Lake Michigan She is reported as strained
and full OF water, but not badly injured, and
Will probably be hauled Off
HOLIDAY GOODS, in proftlsion were being un-
packed at the Sentinel Office store, the other
day while we were making a call, and some OF
them were of u very tasteful and rich descrip-
lion In Parian Stutuary this is especially true
FINDING tleir accommodations little too
straight, additions arc being made 10 the es-
Rewards of enterprise
The CLARENDON" no longer belongs to the
ct Ashtabula Landlord FIELD
not reliShing the SAVIOR of that name has dram,
The New York herald., 1869-06-12
LITERARY.
MONDAY REST.
BY ETHEL LYNN BEERS

III hNnEL LINN BkE8es
Calmer than midnight's deepest hush
Is the sun bright summer nooning,
With its cloudy shadows seeking rest,
That fall on the hillside swooning.
Great night, with it, solemn starry eyes,
Over Days gate asks us whittier
We 90, what our password ID,
To the camp beyond the river.
But sunny Noon with its sleepy smile
Ripples the grain field over,
Without thought Of the silent graves
That may lie beneath the clover.
Knee deep the drowsy cattle stand
In the waters golden glimmer.
While, berry bush and bramble spray
Along the hot wall simmer.
The pioughshars glittes in thu sun
Through murdered daisies clinging;
The nesied birds leave busy bees
To do the MONDAY singing.
Bright Noon nc eager question asks,
But like an old nurse story
Told as she holds us on her breast
Croons soft OF love and glory.
The weary ploughman's lazy length
Lies In the shadow narrow,
That clings about the haystack foot,
Careless AZ guarded sparrow.
oh, peaceful hour OF summer noon !
Life has It's midnight slumber;
Has II no MONDAY rest for W.
When cares shall cease 10 cumberf
The New York herald., 1869-06-12

STEAMSHIP ARIra, which was ashore nj squam Beach,
completed the discharge of her cargo Oth taken 10
dry dock Tor repairs Upon examination she found
sustained but little damage portion of the plating
upon her port side found 10 be oosened slightly and
rivets started The ship will be repaired taken
The dock IN few days
eTrAMrR ON CoLoNy, of the Newport and New York
line coded with the British schooner Sarah Jane early
morning of the l1th inst OF Fakner's Island The
schooner lost bowspr bboon and headgear and the
suffered considerable -Four OF the
were sent TO assist the schooner into New London,
BARK IDDo KfaDALt. Dclsno from Pensacola for Mon
tevieo, which leaky aud repairing Janrro May
had discharged cargo between decks Capt Dsanos Son
ueofre died nj Rio April 90.
The New York herald., 1869-06-12
CHAPTER ".
THE ROBBEn CHtEFTAIN.
He was the mildest hammered man

He the mildest hammered man
sybn had passed the day in the robbers den with her
s
M n 4 sss ss % %
ing nss%ed with as wps, he took seat side syS
threw his arm about her. and attempted to imprint kiss
ssn s ssa DC
never NEEDLE between 9th other men and their sweet
.96, Satan were here r cried the sr in despair.
robber captain stood them as he had risen
MolocS dropped sybn and covered in the abiect
syb looked up ana turned cold from head to foo for in
the stately graceful form q the brsand chief she
pesh. had danced with her at her own mask ball and
the probable murderer oi Rosa Blondelle. -,,-,-
syb the robber captain calmly to her, lifted his hat
spIri, Of Fire happy to welcome TO your
ABE so good as to give me this seat, sir"
But sybi giant pale and trembed like
the tabled mountain labor he left the sea, by her sde
The passed freely the robbers table and the
smsd ans o 20 much he oy
rud. s the dreadful gaze Of Mooeh % ,ed upon
offensive language Of satan's eyes whenever they turned
A; length, unable the trial longer she from
and coueng these brigands as she would have
ys S gypsy & f''
q" must take you 10 another erottc rou cannot occupy
sBut OIL why why may not stay with your afr aid
1 sleep alone In this terrible place" pleaded Sybil
al have a reason, but cannot tell 10 you Yes
will too. will tell you at all risks. Then thsMy cham
Der h not safe for vou myself AN not strong enough 70
hide you where devil may find you tonight ~ whs
aoh do moi leave me here soner pleaded sybi sIf
must stay, stay h do not fear death but OH fear
these men DO not leave me y
sI must for your safety They must not miss me- or
their suspicious will be aroused"
Then POINTING 10 bed OF moss and recommending her
guest lie down and seek repose the gypsy girl ged away
through the labyrinth Of caves and was lost 70 sight and
sybfs impulse TO start up and run after her
hosss but she restrained herself aud sank half faniing
There was sut faint sparkling sn, the cave. coming
from crevcs In the roof through which the moonlight
"seer repose" had been the advice Of Geniiiiska.
sybl dared seek " she could, and could not have
found IN she had. Hour after hour paused In trancek
stiffness and silence when at length she fancied she heard
terror she listened and watched more ineny than ever
Alone helpless In darkness and solitude what horrid tate
she msetf The creeping, cautious fooWtep drew
oh Heaven II was no fancy The entrance Of the cavern
was more deeply for moment and then the
huge form of kooch STOOD within the cavern and nearly
Psrsiyred with horror sybi could neither nor cry
ppofane hand upon her face The above s this sory
that will be published In our columns The continuation o
n from where leaves Oh here be found only In ths
New York Ledger which 10 for sale nj all the book stores
news depos Ask for the number dated june w. and IN
you will the continuation Of this beautiful tale Th'
Ledger has stories OF In the world snt
Henry Ward Beecher James Parton and Fanny Fern have
articles In every number
The New York herald., 1869-06-12

perez Ssiss s:s :Is sIlss ass
With Ais chsiss upon her lip: shs s back dead
aSs It. S., IL s
see who was there-who had heard this awta 'n'S
iss heard :ss
N s'oCS as they hrank away from one
she syb the accused whose sspsc. accused s @
ass more os than tho dying woman naa ssr face PAL
I'D her eyes bs.ng her Wild black hair loose ana
sss
a @ & b Ss
believe guilty s
eved her guilty he did not now He answered briefly and
sySni Heaven know. that do not; but explain
then her voice arose clear firm and distinct as she con-
occupied y s6 H q
S not So% % haS "a.
s.sasd down "a The cat ssrs AND
s s s q as taper ss S. n H
Al: stopped and picked dagger e
haft in her chest drew out Instantly the blood from
with Ing
blood her eyes few wildly Open She gazed arighted at
for Instant and then with the last effort Of her life
for Which terror % lent her strength sns started up and ed
had drawn from her BOSOM followed her here. Andyou
know the rest said sybn and overcome with excitement
she sank upon the nearest chair to rest
Her story had evidently made very great impresso
the company present But Lyon Beners suddenly
clamed:-
"Good Heavensi that ladys mistaken charge has put
all of scent and allowed the murderer escape But
may yet be tho late Some clue may be left IN her
let US search the premises"
And Lyon Berners leaving the shudderng Of tht
party In the with Syb and the dead and followed by
all to search the house and grounds for race
OF the assassin.
But the search proved fruitess No trace Of intruder
could be found there evidence OF robbery Fur
hermore all the windows found fastened on the inside
There had been of entering the murdered womans
except by stairway leading SYPHILIS chamber
Captain Pendeton, old lover OF Sybs and brother
Beatrix that there safety in instant flight
He whispered Lyon take syb TO her room and then
meet him the back piazza This done, and then thu
captain unolded his already matued pana Lyon adopte
them at and under the skfu management OF Captain
Pendeon and Beatrx they out Of the house
soon on their way towards a place OF conceament
known the Haunted Chapel, where and xpectet
horrors awaited them.
The New York herald., 1869-06-12
CHAPTER III.


r.. ~ THE HAUNTED CHAPEL, no-.u. .r.
gong dark and lonely the other side Of the
They arrived safely at the old run where in the course
the they Joined Mr.. Beners faithful servant
SPY and nd out Where she was Going and secretly follow
her with provisions and means for making her somewhat
The ugves felt depressed that the cheerful sup
S had
strange oppressed hem and they sunk into
&
light by Joe who Instantly drew him outside the chapel In
sy5 lett alone the Haunted Chapel, continued sleep
s0e Was suddenly ana fearuiy aroused '
ms @ snS as
p % her % ad her 10 sa "
il ss Ssr s sa s
They raised her and bore her n heaven whittier
asphs ust light sssmsd
bore her down the dreadful steps and laid her on the
iron door canseu loudly to, resoundns through the
1--WE have her nOwr mustered hoarse voice. hollow
AND And sybil swooned with horrori
When syb from her deathke swoon she found
thai for an n.sant she lost Of her tsrTor
her and and then her eyes settled
young girl VINO. with her rsd cOss thrown mat.
turkish fashion, Her elm face, her masn eyes, her Wild
black hair and costume were all SO In keeping
Se spirit o he Cavern r'''
The two looked at each other In silence Tor per-
haps half minute and then Sybl spoke:-
"what place is this Who are your Why am brought
hither?"
"One question at time" answered the girl "What
5 f. 1 you % a1s iroaa s
very much 1t concerns your liberty, and perhaps
your life."
81 do not believe III You have had torn away from
my husbandl Where Ia he nowf" haughy demanded Mrs.
lille Is likely hands of the constables who by
this possession Of the Haunted Chapel But fear
nothing Him they win release again. for they have no right
caught you. The eonsabes coming there for but
they would have found bad we not brought
with That my doing. made your removal the
dition Of my silence"
But when will you communicate with my husband, to
lieye his dreadful suspense?"
As shall be safe 10 do Our first must
be own safety, but second will be yours"
sybi said at the moment but sat looking at the
speaker and thinking OF all that had befaen her In the
Haunted Chapel.
The New York herald., 1869-06-12
CLEARED.

Steamship vine de Paris tFr), surmont Havro-0 Mac.
steamship Alaska, Gray Aspinwa-Pacidc Hail Steamship
Co. =. .. -, ,...
bark storm Bird tNor) Schiller, Copenhagen Punch,
Edye Go.
The New York herald., 1869-06-12
SAILED.
Marine Disasters.

steamships ssSonia for Hamburg; Alaska, AapInwall.
Wind a, sunset NV.
The New York herald., 1869-06-12
THE HALLOw-EvE MYSTERY.
A LEGEND OF THE BLACK HALL.
CHAPTER ].
THR BERNFRs or THE BURNING HKARTs.
"Their love was like the lava food
That burns In Etna's breast Of fame"

CHAPTER j.
THR BERNERs TIE BURNING HKARTs.
That burns in Etna's breast Of fame"
s and
gentleman registered himself and hi: party . Mr. and
Mrs Lyon Berners, of Black Hail. Virginia, and two ser
.h. need private parlor and chamber ccmmnniss.
said Mr. Berner he handed his hat and cane to
Csrtainy SIR What would you like for ?" asked the
served Said Mr. Bernsrs. with slightly impatient wave
Of his hand as he wond have been rid Of his obsequous
anything pleassi It Is to what sis him
b Of fare few weeks chucxled the landlord as be
10 ns with his bride
aeonate zeal unite her bonnet strings and uncasp her
mantle .ts. ,.. v moi, n..,... n.,a.a. ..,r1vor y
said tho little lady smiling in his eyes You love me 50
Il You ever less II-dare think
shs SSas assP
% s1 of yS Of e Scs o as
whom has been said that is almost fatal to be loved
Suddenly the midst of their converse they heard the
oh Of pauss sn
The sound seemed to from room the opposite
to her
be woman IN distress" answered Lyon
ohl see what II IS dear vii your! enirested syS ;.
reminded just then that should exist in this world
II she could have foreseen the that to
herself to her husband and to the Of she
the mission on which she now sent him.
For the weeper was beautiful woman-a deserted wife
s a',a S s Ss
been robbed Of her and by her husband and
ePe %oSea By % 5 had sa I, s n $ aas On
,ss hs assent to her Wishes u.
bitterly repen.ed Of the arrangement Mrs. Blondee
% her cSsr%. and sys for he r. time pay the
Ths snded the fires of 4 In her heart and BY the
no an ame ns' nA'
Beners had ever been known to forgive an object
Black Hail. the abode OF Mr. Mrs. Berners, gala-
ta old Virginia mansion situated 10 the heart Of the Black
for the gsyety and hospitality which had
Mrs Berners last Of her race to give vent the
Ss Sni asS % Se @
nounced mask ball for the ensuing Halow Eve, and at
1 one ID day while she was absent al saciy making gur.
chases Lyon and Rosa became 90 absorbed in one another
d se T :ns :a
The revelation seemed isesss sybi into .
pas ns sn ons 'sf .
EDscsivedi Bsiraysdi scorScdi Laughed, att We'll,
sss 81; s s.Ssa of ss asy S % since s
s:sns viii vii Sow os ~ s' s
l w s SS
See until descend with the fe swoop Of the eagle. And
henceforth lei me remember Tint d.ushisr Of The
And Oh e. the spirit Of my fathers support me- for must
And oh could those traers with sacred ove-tho.e wan
derers on the brink Of fearful seen the look OF
rather than desperation Of her
But they saw nohns s1ew n9sng snspe'sd %
2.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-13
ninelmnetl Markell.

By TeIegrRDb.l CINoTNEATI. April y.
FLOUR Unchanged; family, S5 25g6 50.
fWHEAT-Quiet; 70. ?, 81 339l 5oi NO !,
81 43Q9l 40.
OATS - Advanced TO 65tg70e, the latter
~ te for white.
iRYE-sI 40aI Al; the demand light.
BARLEY - Unchanged; 81 7Jgl 80 Tor
z G,OrF0N Firm; middling, 24@ZIlac.
Observation-Disclosures aEssi quiet.
WHIsRY-Advanced TO 00cl aud the de-
Thand good ss
MESS PoRK-Dul1 and prices nominal at
s3I 90.
T BULK MEATs-DuI; shoulders 12c, and
sides l414c.
BACoN-DuH; shoulders l3c, sides l614c,
and I65<c for clear rib and clear.
5-Sugar-cured lS9l9c for canYased
ana packed
LARD -aDull and prices nominal; IL is
held at lSc; country sold at III.
BUTTER - Duni supply better; fresh,
40a45c.
EGGs-I9a20c.
SUGAN-Steady; No. ], I3Izg151Zc.
,oFFEE-Steady at 20u26c.
MoLASsEs Il Unehangeds New Orleans,
''0}s229 6f2GLinseed dull at 81 O5. Lard oil,
81 500I 5j.
PoTAToEs-Dull at 40G50c per bushei on
arrival and 60970c from store.
GOLD 1929, buying.
EXCHANG E-FirIn at par TO SOC premium
moNiE:Y-Eas1erat 9@10 per cent.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-13

New YoRK, April 12.-The Post
SAYS: 1t is reported that fast sailing
propeller of about seven hundred
tons. left this port a few days ago, 20
aid the Cuban insurgents. 1t is sald
that after she left port number OF
Guns were put on board. She took
ont one hundred and twenty men,
NEARLY all of them Americans.
A mass meeting of Germans was
hell Al the Stadt Theatre, yesterday,
for the purpose Of giving expression
to the German sentiment in regard to
the proposed amendments to the ex
else law. 4 bout two thousand hve
hundred persons were present. hep
resentatives Of various clubs or
societies, numbering at least forty
five thousand voters, were present.
THE meeting was. addressed by Mr..
OuerbeOurg formerly charge dGB'1ars
tu Mexico, aud by Mr.. Goss.
Fourteen cases of MaTtel brandy,
said to have been landed by one of
the Liverpool steamers that sailed on
Saturday, were seized from store on
South Street, Saturday evening, by
revenue officers.
Henry Arcularius, formerly prom
inent Democratic politician OF this
city. died Suddenly at the Park Hotel.
Deputy Sheriff Moran plead guilty
of permitting the escape OF King the
b nd robbar, and will be sentenced
% morrow.
The Cuban Junta held meeting
at St. Julian Hotel, to-day, to h ar
the report of. Senior Rinez, who has
iust.relurned from Washington. The
report and proceedings Of the Junta
were kept secret, but it is lntlmated
that a strong expedition in aid of the
Cuban revolutionists, has set sail
from a Southern port, under command
of a DISTINGUISHED American officer.
In the United States Circuit Court
a suit was brought, to day, by j ohm
and Anna Sperry, of C0nneetlcut,
against the Erie Railroad, to recover
the amount of dividends on sixty-fOur
shares of preferred stock purchased
by them, and to compel said company
to make a statement Of its financial
affairs. @
Both branches Of the City Council,
to-day, adopted resolutions expressing
sympathy with the Cuban patriots.
Suit has been brought in the Su-
preme Court for the purpose of con-
! ferring with the American Merchants
Union Express Company in the use
of property transferred TO it by the
Merchants Union Express Company
The Inperi last, a weekly journal
recently started here, is about to col
| lapSes IL r-se
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-13

BY Telegraph.l New ORLEANS. April r.
CoTroN-AIore active at an advance of Is
ale: sales of middlInss at 28149IS1ac; /;
sales 4,f5O bales; receipts 2,SS3 baies; ex-
pOrts 47l3 bales.
GOLD 1925.
lSTERLING -1431&; commercial l4214; New
York sight u per cent. premium
FLOUR-A ctIve, and advanced 23ci sa. .es
of superffne at S.; double extga S6 80; (;
treble extra sc 75.
CoRN-Easier at 77G78c.
OATS-Scarce at &c,
BRAN-SI %.
HAY-Steady at S26.
PoRK--Dull at S3l 50G32.
BAOoN-RetsilIng at 1I54c 10 shoulders
/ I7Jlc f3r clear rib, and 171as for clear sides.
/ ( IlaRD-Duil; saIes of Tterce at ISgl9c,
| and keg al 2O02lc.
I sUGAR-In better demand; common lo54
I ole: prime l39c.
: MoLAsst s-Searce; sales OF prime at 60e.
WHISKY Quiet and firm; Western rec
| tiff ed S715@9213c.
CoFFEE -EaIc 14s4@l51zc; prime I715c.