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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-09-18

The Convention then proceeded to an in
formal ballot for the election Of President Of
the International Uni0n, resulting as fol
lows: Blend, "a; Kuhn, 3; Lavine, 5 /;
Smith, l.
On motion, the vote Of the Convention
was cast unanimously for Mr.. Blend, Who
briefly acknowledged the honor done him.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-17
Cleveland Market.
WgpNEsnAY April. u. lscg


FLOUR-Market quiet City malr XXX white 5000
GLlO.25 Xxx ainlI,r $SiupLS.1j red 81. sIG1JO;
spring $6.,StLi,O: led Si,UlG6,l5 Country brands
red $500 I,25 do $J,jOd6,UJ spring 81, ,2J
SO.
WIIEAT-Iha tive aud nouinally unchanged. No.
red winter held AT Lib from store No Go 10 held at
Sl,30 1.l2
CUkN-tlue;. Sales ON Change OF > No mix
cd at tic from store after Chan;; several sold at
Toe.
OATS-Inactiyc, but firm. No. state held at 6ic
from store.
RYE-Nothing doing AMI market nominal at $l.2SG
l2s for No from store.
BARLEI-lnactive. No Canada held at 81, ,156L 2,25
from store: State Sl.DjlLa.u5
LARD-Stsady. with fnir demand. City-rendcred at
lc in terccs. 2Uc in kegs. lie in kegs
SMOKED MEATS--Dcmand good. Hams firm at lgkc
for sugar cured, lS1Sc for plain Shoulders ljc.
BUTTER Quiet and caster. Common toprimc West
i'eserIc 2Sd3sc.
CTEESEIhc market II bare Of old new is begin
ming TO come forward. hut no price Is named for it.
EGGS-Thcrc was an uctvr demand aud sales were
large at iSo.
BEANS-In moderate demand at $2.jRf 800 per bu
for good to strictly prime white.
SEEDS-1imoihy in very light stock. good demand
and firm al So 15 400; Glover quiet at Sg,UUG,g.25.
MILLsTUFFS-Markei .;rm and demand good. We
quote: lirau. per ton. $sJ,Ul; Common Midungs, per
ton, $aIOD: Second fEC do S2G,GO Fine dU f32.O1.
HAY-Markct dull. Balcd in lots $1I.NS. is 90 /;
from store S20.HGJ?l,OO.
DRIED APPLES-In moderate demand aud firm at Il
Gl4Isc for good TO prime fruit .'....
ONIONS Selling al $i,JOl, 90 per bbl from store.
P0TAToES-Demand moderate at G6fGjc for Peach
blows from store.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-17
Add "Barry,l'.r to your toiiet.

GREAT SALE or CLnTuISG, LADIEs FuK-, &c.-riEHcg
HALL inform that they are going To close cut their
entire stock Of Clothing Cloths Hats and Caps, Fur.
nishiDg Goods. &c. &c. between this and the 1T Of
February lstl. That they have leased store ut Min
neapes Mimi, where they intend To NJ IN the
same business They offering full wihtcr suits
at So 5 all wool suits at $i2, the bc.t silk mixed suits
ut $I9 and host Of other varieties at lower figure
than ever before sold IN this comfy.
They have also purchased about $3OOO worth cf La.
dies and Gents Furs. Buffalo Robes, &c be sold at
cost prices They also offer for sale three years lease
of the they occupy, Lille Safe show cases,
Large Mirror, and all the other fxturer pertaining to
this line Of ,mdr together with tn; good will of their
clstomers Full particulars will be given in next weeks
paper hut they oprn their ralc to-day at cost prices
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-17

AN Eminent Physician of New York, in writing 70
the proprietoTs Of lsGllcks Medicines, Gays: .uur
II have examined the formula you sent me Of Robacks
Blood Pills, and glad to notice that You do not use
any mercury other mineral Substances in their compo
siton. The pr0dopbyn employed IL, In my opinion,
the best article that into the composition of ca
thartic pill aid + one OF the most valuable cholagoguc
cathartics operating mildly yet eccualy arousing the
whole hillary aud digestive apparatus, They ylikewise
exert favorable influence the cutaneOns functions,
producing and maintaining constant moisture Of the
skin. They must act ~ powerful alternative and pro-
ducc lasting impressions upon the glandular system and
secreory organs. and produce excavations from the
bowels when mercufials and other agents faii. Their
dction upon the Hter mist be specific, arouFing the
secreons and producing free bilious evacnaons, and
In chronic kepc arrangements with dyspepsia thoy are
invaluable. at.
"Their raugc Of application is perhaps, more exien-
sivc than any other sahartic liver pill combining, as
they do the active principle of mandrake roof and black
eohosh in such an eminent degree aud are really de-
sable family medicinc which can be taken at all times
BY tbdFeni well as adults, with the happiest re-
suits. Hr... H..f ,.t.
Robacks Blood Pills are made both with aud yihopt
sugar coating, and can be obtained Of -, at 20
cents per box hiOOi
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-17
"Barrett's" cape the climax.

prOfuse and many times excessively Offensive dis.
charge from the nose. with "stoppingup' of the rose
at times impairment Of the senSc Of smell and taste
Watering weak eyes impaired hearing irregular ap
petite occasional pressure and pain over the
eyes and tncs in the hack Of the hend occas iona
chilly sensations, cold feet and feeling Of lassi.
tudo and debility. are symptoms which nre common
to casrrh yet all Of them present IN every
Dr. sagcs Catarrh Remedy carsrrh in It's worst
forms and stages. 1t is pleasant use and contains NJ
poisonous caustic dru,s.
Sent by nlail receipt Of 90 cents Address Il. V.
Pierce, NJ. d., buffalo. New York.
Fer sale by most Druesists ever. where. 2wlOOT
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-17

The LIVER Its office II to separate impurities from
the life current. ths blood and TO secreie bile. Iiow
apparent the necessity for heahs sake IL the proper
performance Of It, functions If drcased II can not
purify tie blood, which, n sent to the ungs brain and
every part of the system, in morbid condition, will
produce jauncico, insanity, consumption etc. and by
withholding the stimulus ffOm ths intctihes produce
dyspepsia piles. and many other dtorders Delicate
females and weak children made strsng by the use
Of the Constitution Biters. In fact. they are family
medicine they eabe given to the child Of three mssth.
old the indsposed female or person of three score
and len
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-17

SAYBHoOg Er,gofioK,- - Trystees-Geo. ".
CJoper, II Pahros', o. :. Sherman Ab3l
IsU05y'--J. q. scovilIc.
Ciert-~,J, w. AllcOck. I'd. ..tt.T
TFeasUrer--J, W. Sims. ~
COnsta6ies--W, -. Smith No choice. I
D.J sngRMAN being the wheel horse Of The
Democracy In saybrook his election would
indicate considerable magnanimity on the par,
of the Republicans, or good gcncrnlship on
bts
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-17

AUSTRALIAN papers bring accounts,
which read queerly on this side the globe,
of scorching hot weather at the close OF
last December. In one district flowers
and shrubs were literally roasted, and
fruit trees lin some instances) burnt Dip.
Phkds WpprtschiDg ripeness, ferlnented
under tho powerful heat, and hung on
the branches like small bags of native
grown vinegar. The heads Of many trees
presented the appearance Of having been
subjected to the action of a stream OF
fame Wild horses were periShing from
thirst, and bees were smpthefed by the
melting Of combs and honey into one
mass, in the interior Of lie Lives.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-17
1THITieH.

AT East Ashtabula. The 10Th inst by Peter Wright
Esg, H. Markham, Of A'htabula, 10 Miss Lucia or.
nell, Of Cherry Valley.
In Conneaut Pa. March % Mr.. Lyman Andrus to Mrs
Sesger, Of Denmark. Ohio.
In Pierpont. March y. by Rev ". H. nriukrrloG Mr.
James Ross to Mi-s Lula Corner. both ~ rcrpunt.
In King-ye. March II. by VI. " Wight j. A.
Fobcs iO Miss Meta ". Siuf.css.
Ia Asltabnla. Al ri :. by Rev. 4. Fsikner David j.
smith. 9f Denmark, 10 Miss Abigail Jane Eaton. Of
Arhtabua.
At the resdrnre Uf the bride. the I'd inst by the
trY. J: y. MeGncrt. Henry kOntrr Mirs Maggie ".
Cnrrpingcr.
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Hollands German Tonic

q combination Of oil he in1rcdi-pis NJ hs BA,rI,
with PURE Santa CrHx Rum, OrGHge. cic. is uSed
for The dtsedssS TIE Bters i1 rh'rs
pure alcoholic stimulus Is required lou triH bSdF
mind that these remedies entirely different JronI
any otherT ddrsT1isd for the Of fe dS,uses named
rse beEa scientific preparations of asci1 eLirots,
sohie the othsTg dsooctioHS Of an Eome
form. The TONIC is decidsdly of His most TIed-
sant and ogreeate remedies offered 70 us pgbc.
Is taste e5quite is pleasure 10 take IL trlLe ia
egiring, e1hiiardtinO and rtedaetra GsaI'le5 haus
caused u 70 be kHo1n as tie creates! Of oil bDHe1.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-17

Our Oriental neighbors of Conncaut are
rejoicing in revival of business at that place.
Shipbuilding, new stores, and new mercantile
firms afford the basis of their pleasurable state
of mind. These would seem TO be evidences
Of substantial nrnsperiiY ~ u---- -.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-17

BOARD OF EDCCATIoN.-At the recent cleo
ton for supplying vacancies, which We failed
to notice last week, J. P. ROBERTSON, f. II.
GrLKEY, and A. B. BIxBY were elected but
Mr.. Gilkey refused TO serve, and GEORGE w.
DICKINSON was appointed to his place. The
old members are L. VI. CRosBY, DR. KIN6, and
w. w. SMITH s.. -i'iEnFg igls r'.a'.l
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LocnT Notices.

II IL snid that the prophetors of the celebrated Plan
taion Blters rent less than nine pews from the dIf
ferent denominations IN New Yo.k city for s fboss Of
heir employee, who will occupy them regularly free Of
charm THIS IL certainty iFsisswohhy, hbd n sto be
hoped that others who employ hrge number Of pobpt.
win follow the:' example The Sb'vc fact aceotnpa'
MED With The beil,.s that firm who woud look 20
closely after the morals an welfare VI their sntoyees
would not undertake impose upon the pubI'g has IN
duced u. to give the Plantation B;ers ial. abs hsy'
ing found them 10 be all that il rcprcsen.H cordially
them a tonic Oi merit W. srrsr.
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DiptI.
Announcement. free, com.aendatorv Notce.. hall rAt

announcements frce co'n'nendaterv Notices half rate.
10 Conneaui, April is Of luns fever Rev. L. d. Pros.
ser, aged 81 years
years.
In jefferson. nj the Residence of ls son y T. French
Ira French late Uf Lcnnx. III tiis county IN his sl-t
year.
Mr. French among the first settlers In the town
ship Of LcnUX and Ut the time Of his dvccase the
oldest early settler Of that township
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-17

CoRsETsi CoRsETs THE celebrated Uor-
ton Corset with Patent Detachable Spring that
will not break, something entirely new, call
and see them at TYLER & CARLisJE's ' ''"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-17

PREACHING AT SMITH's HALL-Prof J. G.
ZAcHos will preach at Smiths Hall, on Sunday,
the 18th inst, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and 2 O'Clock
p. NJ. Subject in the inOrning-"What is true
Religion Subject in the aftcinoon-"Wbat
o lght the Chris1ian 10 believe pi r,. . t..f-..r.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-17

DR.. A. K FiFiELD, of Conneaut, as we learn
from the Reporter, has received an appointment
in the New Orleans custom house, and left on
Tuesday last to assume his official RESPONSE
bilities d
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-17

The ifAsREb1s wish Us to say that they'are
in the receipt of their new Spring Goods, The
stock is large, rich and varied and the prices
well, now, there is something that will sur
prise you
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-17

TEA MEETING.-Thcre will be n Tea Meet
ing in the basement rooms of the NJ. Il. Church
on Wednesday evening April 21st, Doortick-
sts IS cents. All are invited to attend. BY
order of the Trustees.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-17

We learn that the Express Office at JefTer.
son has beon discontinued. Our Jefferson
friends are seeking for mn extension of the
telegraph line To that place. 'n o.. H'. D."
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-17

New AND FAsHioNADIE MiLIINERY.--Mrs.
MERRIAM has just received her stock of new
Spring Goods, which needs but to be seen TO
be admired. Ladies who wish to call in. the
touches of art to set off the cndowments of
nature, will not fail TO pass upon the attracs
tions here brought together, with so much
care, for the Ashtahula toilet
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-17

One of the best evidences that spring has
opened, is the thorough cleaning that Ma n
Street is undergoing The cutters had become
filled to considerable depth. This has been
thrown up and taken away, and the paving is
now brought up 10 view, and u clcanly and
tidy aspect given to our really fine business
street. The reelection of Mayor GII.KEY with
live council board, will doubtless insure us
an intelligent, prompt, thorough, and yet eco
nomical administration Of village affairs
Supervisor MERRIAM enters at once upon his
d ltics, and with spirit that augrrs well for
the condition of the streets of the corporation.
AS he finds them in good condition, having
been well ballastcd with gravel, il will be but
easy work to keep in good order, such as. have
beef put so, and at the same time extend his
labors To new ones. Supervisor ABEEL has
done WELL but his successor will not, we sup
pose, be restricted to that guage.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-17
HOLLOWAIS OI.NT.NENT.

Disorder of the Stomach and Bowels.
j HE STOMACH is the great centre which
Influences the health disease Of the sysi,nI-dbu>cd
or dcbilitatcd by cxccsS-ndigcstiDn Ofrisyc BREATH
and ysca prOstrati0n are the natural con cqucnces
Allied TO the brain. il l. the OF 'ahtcl.c men
tai depression, nervous complaint and UnrCfre| ing
disorders pains in the side ETC The B5wCi pa hize
by Costlvcn-ss, Diarrhua. and DYsenty. The principal
action Of these Pills l. ON the stomach. and the liver
lnngs b9wels anl kidnoYs participate in their rceuPer
at.vc and FrseneFal've uIeultion,
ErysipeIas and Salt Rheum
Are of the most and virul,n; disorders pre-
vaent on this continent To these the Ointment II
peciay antagonisic. its 'nOdus opcrandi IL first TO
eradicate the venom aud then complete the cure.
Bad Legs, Old Sores aud Ulcers.
Cases of many years standing. that have perinacious
have invariably snccun bed to few applications OF this
powerful ungrent.
Eruptions on the Skin
Arising from bad Of the blood or chronic
eratlicated aud clear and transparent surface
gained by the restorative action OF This Ointment 1t
surpasser many of the cosmetics aud other toilet appi-
ances in s power to dispel ashes and other dshgure
ments Of the lace.
Female Complaints.
Whether IN the Young OF old married or single at the
dawn Of WomauOOd. or the urn of life. these tonic
medicines display decided influence that mark
IL soon percepible in the health Of the pa
safe and reliablc remedy fur all casrtr Of Females in
every condition of health and station OF life.
Piles and FistuIa.
Every form and feature Of these prevalent stubborn
disorders is eradafcd cay and rIircy by the use of
this emOlicn warm lamentations slnuld prcccG: its
application II healing qualities w!li be fornd 10 be
Il Orough and invnriabr.
BOh Hs OiHLne'i AMI F~ shoaiG De Hed in tie JolClr-
ia0 cases.
Bunons, burns. chappci hand. chilbains. fstula
gOut. lumba-O, mercIral crupiunS piles rheumatism
ringworm, sat rheum scalds. skin di~cases sYelled
glands, legs, breasts, IL adj, thrOats
of all kinds. sprains tih JOINTS cf:cr Ulcers.
ncrual sores wounds of Gll kinGS.
~luLLOwAY's NEW York AND LoNDuN are disccrniblI
as wATER MAEk la every leaf of the book of directions
around each pot or box the same may he seen plainly
by HoIpISG TINE LEAF To THE LIGHT. \ handsome re-
ward will he gtcn ta any rendering sucl infona
tun lead to the dcf,c1fuh NJ any party patic
cuuutrrfcng the medicines vcndiIl the sane kiuw
Ing them To be spuriuuS.
80 Sold at thv maRufartury uf Professor HOLLOWAY
81 Maiden Lane. " York. and by all respectable Drug
giss and Dealers IN Medicine, Throughout the civilized
world
eF There Is considerable savin" by taking the larger
sizes.
" D.-Direcon- fr thc guidance q; patients in ever,
disorder are fixed to each noi and box. iNH.G
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-17

MhL GB0AGE w. DACAhNSON, a.,
Dealer m Watches, c,oekss Fine JewelrS Solid silver
and Plated Ware Clarendon Block Ashtabuia, Ohio.
their sole Agent for this place. -
Fsay have taken 10 give al needfu instructions.
ana have confidence In the ability Of their agents 20
meet the requirements 0f all customers. An opp0rtu-
nifty win be thus afforded 10 procure AZ all hes spec
aacles uneqaaed by any ior their strengthening and
Preserving Quaiitier:jl ~ T Z Jd
Too much can Doi DO said their superiority over
thestStHhaiq giasSs worh. r4Sef v ~ lgiaagte5i9gi
sensation b9t og tbe eontnEY tEoR the peculiar con
causing feeling Of relief 70 die wearer, aud Prodnens
eight. They are The only Spectaces that
Preserve as wcll as Assist tho Sight,
And dafe the cheapest because tho best. alwass asng
many years without ehange being necessary.
c&t'rioS George W. Dickinson, Matchmaker
aud Jeweler Clarendon Block Ashtabula Ohio is their
Only Agent appointed in this place. af.. =.
sA1-we employ no Peddl,rs' fy9ai
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lSideca1ks-H. FAssETT, f. II. GILKEy.

THE FAIR FAME of that pleasant little ham
let, Amboy, is thought by some of its good
citizens to be not sufficiently regarded in the
application of the sobriquet of Mutton Hook"
that followed the deprcdations of some of the
mere denizens of the place upon the sheepfolds
of our East Ashtabula neghbors. AS the
good people of Amboy have no relish for for
eign mutton, and suffer it to become the pabu-
lum of worms rather than themselves, 1t is
hardly fair, we suppose, that their good name
should be injured
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-17

AsnTABuLA COUNTY We think, says the
Sentinel, ,se young men Of this county can not
complain that the people do not give them
Office. On inquiry, We find there is not n sim
gle county officer who has reached the age OF
forty, if we except the Commissioners. This
is tlie nghtway Of business. We believe in
giving young men office, that We may learn 10
make themselves useful by their experience
and then they are mostly capable and honest
But here Is II happy family record; Major II.
j. Covell, Sheriff, aged 49, Lieutenant T. l..
Reeves, Recorder, aged %. d. C, Lindsey,
Clerk, aged 81. w. II. Crowel, Auditor,
80. Captain M. J. Foote, Treasurer, aged 3d.
Sergeant B. t. Cushing, Probate Judge, aged
30! b. +. Whitmore, General Indexer, aged
'35. w. p. Iowland, Prosecuting Attorney
aged 3S;
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-17
SpeciaL Notices.


Dr Eaton's CJsdiAt, \ ngt only good for Nnrs.
Ns Children, but II Is tc hest fcmcdy for Dyscnicry
plarrhma aud dsordetcdethe OF the bowels Sold at
iIendry's Drug store. .ArhlAhnlal
Bride a. BrIdcar8sri " fssdys for young men on
tho interesting relation q BgIaegreom 20 Bride IN lhe
and true happlnosf Sent by mail m eonlcd lctqf enye
opes free ldf nhatee AIlfrrfs, HOWhliDA AssoClA
TION, Box p, philadelphia. pa iygD5.
A Coon MEDicrNE4-T -Thcnext bcat thing to reliable
physician in any communityls good medcinc aud to
sincere and sklfu PRACTITIONER II n an invaluable
help. To known remedy aud 10 apply h the Doctors
great bdtiufhs aside from HE his adYce is Nom ex-
permental practice, mud we are only expe1mcnting
when lolbylrait The rellabe medicine e, hleyefore
all the is rsqeirrd 10 do; ID bsfhn hxprse.
pared by DR. Helmbold, we have thcrtfofe a lnat Is
needed fHvey.boulg oftheeSIlae taS ~ qfe1tlo%ns on
Tor lite uAc. II lg1Io huAck medlcht nt fopes q the
patient With tho fecofntendatioh OF home
est inteees Known TO the science OF physics medi-
cine beafng the unquahed epdorefnentof such men as
Dr. PHYsIo, Prof DEwess, Dr kfiihAM MCDOWELL
and Prot TRAvERa. 81 Tho Royal College Of Surgeons
cannot M 10 nd its way 70 the confidence OF millions
OF famies FIeAce the wealth of its disuauehed pre-
parer and lsnecessity to the family crole 1T p fines
and seasohss See adycrtissmcnt csewh here qietgHuH
Gdsetts. " 965
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THE NEW LIGHT |!
THE PETROLEUM FLUID!
A N Extract put up by r. F. DANFORTH

a N Extract put uD by II. F. DANFORTH
IN As11i. s..... - = - -' ~ -
supplies M ecessity as well as household con-
is rown IN ayop where ever scd tu Sear M and
gives softer light than Kerosene can be used with or
without chimneys, can be burned in any lamp with the
any light, except daylight.
work to keep ii in order AL who use ii viii endorse
.u A,@a Az. - 80 - | ,E
This is to certify that have used HE Petroleum Fuid
III my my oTss no some % c PSst Tith MIN entire
safe, being regarded by me as nOnexplosiye. T.
Inspector Board Fire Underwriters for the CITY Of Bur
'"O' N
it could ari &C from the explosion Of its M
lamp GEORGE UADIEY
Prof Chem q Dca,, RnfE,Io Med Coll
, :. . - - - " " 10y 7's ~
10 Hhon amdy Concern:
consider III a & nav a5 nI neei,aon e N saylhS hat
or sC;as thai have used for Ii rnnn, ny a ai
safety 's ma e o, 10 an ght In which there is
f. G. GLEASON, Ashtabula, Ohio.
We the undersigned fulv co,cur In tho ohoro o,.,
s. MCINTYRE, .1oTN TFrEHEp' FowHEp'
.F2i 'fulLER- Ii. HARRIS, j. M.
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"rarrett's" EGcctual lair Restorative.

MAoSOLrk wArgH.- -superior 10 The best ;igIUrtoS
German Cologne, aud sold at half the price iy99s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-17

A Teachers Examination will be held at
Kmgsvile, Saturday, April17.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-17

BOLD ROBBERY was perpetrated, upon
the premises of IL. J. LAUeHLN, of Plymouth,
on Friday night last, between 10 and II o.
clock The family had retired, excepting a
son, o. D. Laughlin, a young man Of 1s years,
who as he was coming in from the yard was
met by two men, one of whom gave him a
blow in tho breast and forced him backward
while The other placed his hands over his
mouth and drew him down, He was then
gagged and tied The men then entered the
house and riaed the room OF Mr. L. finding the
sum OF $50 They also proceeded to the roeni
OF daughter, WHO had about $50 the result
OF teaching at Pierpont which was found and
appropriated, The wallet, of the young man
upon bis person, was also found and riHed Of
So. At about IL O'Clock, Mr. Laughlin was
awakened by a knocking upon the ioor, that
proved % be rom the heels OF the young man,
who was unable 10 make himself heard in any
other way. On getting up Mr.. l.. found him
self fastened in his room, but being relieved
by his daughter, the foregoing facts were de-
veloped. The rascals, however, had made
their escape NJ