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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-03-27
NOTICE.
VILLAGE ORDINANCE.

IOE 1T ORDAINED by the Mayor, Record
aud Trustees OF the Incorporated Village OF Ashtabu
IN, Ohio.
SEC l. That Station Street be- nl the same IT, hereby
extended fity feet wide. nom Prospect street to Dv
sion street on the following cOufss aud within thu
boundaries hereinafter mentioned, ~ surveyed aud
located by Nehemiah Hubbard, Surveyor, February TO-
a. d. 1869, to Wit:
beginning at stone boundary the north line of Di
vision street. In west line Of nnd of H. \. Willard.
nsd running thcnce north three-iOuT (st") degruur
cast iour chaims aud fourteen links Il ~ 10 the north
line of the said land of H. a. Wizard TO Il stone.
thence north CT degrees cast seven feet To stone
boundary, thence north thirty four aud half de-
gIees tile wes three chains and seventy links.
3 IN 10 stone boundary IN the south line Of Prospect
street. thence westerly along the south linz OF saiI.
Prospect Street, ly iuct stone in the east line
land uf q. GOcppingcr theIcc south thirty four aud !.
half degrees ytiso) east, three chains and fy fUur
links 81 along stid Goeppngcrs east line, to son
boundary, thence south thrcc-fourths degrees CinJ
west, three chains ninctyninc luks (3H 10 stone
boundary In the north lin of Division Street, thence
caste ly along the nnrt line of Division Street my
feet 5,p to tLe place uf beginning Said Street Is de-
clnrcd Opened mud extended within said boundaries
he used by The public street. and io be kept open
and worked by the Marshal under the direction ot the
Council, ~ other streets IN said Village. Passed
March lJth istD. Attest
Il. II. GILKEY, Mayor
j. II. FELLOWS, Rccogtlcr
Asliabua, March ith, lSiJ. 3w l0C3
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Merohants' Protective Union
MERCANTILE REFERENCE REGISTER

i HE MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE UNION Or.
ganzed to promote and protect tadc by clablng ils
subscribers attain mcity and safety " hS EantinN
of credits and the recovery OF tclams ~ az poia, nv
to announce that they will, or about september ISL
1sHS, publish in one large quartq y9nme, ,,, r,,,,
The Merchants Protective lnloh mvrcan,e ni he,Sr
cncc Register, containing among other thingsj Ihc
Names Nature Of business, Amount OF Capital Finan
cio Standing and Rating as 70 Cr1ut ol over lv1Vpo OF
crs aud public companies, in more than 5000 of the
citicq towns, Villages and settlements throughout the
United States their territories and the British ProVin-
ccs of North Americas and embracing the most mpor.
tant Information atanabe aud necessary TO enable the
merchant to ascertain at glance the Capitol character,
and Degree Of Credit of such Of his customcrs as are
deemed worthy Of any gr idaton OF credit
The reports and Information to he given In the "Rc-
gstcr will he confined to those deemed worthy Of
line Of credit and as the same will e based far as
themselves revised and corrected by wcllInown and
rclable legal correspondence whose character will prove
guartcc OF the correctness of the information mr.
nished by them tits believed that the reports will prove
more truthful aud complete and therefore, superior to
and ofmuch greater value. than any previously i.sncd.
BY aid of the " Merchants Protective Union Mcrcan.
tile Reference Register business will he enabled
to ascertain at glance the capital aud gradation o
credit compared with financial worth. Of nearly every
merchant, manufacturer, trader and banker within the
above named territorial limits.
On or about the first Ofeach month, subscribers will
olso receive the MONTHLY CHRoNlcLE, containing
among other things record of such important changes
country may occur subsequent TO the publication o
each half yearly volume of the Mercantile Reference
Price Of the Merchants Union Mercantile Reference
Register" $50 for which II w he forwarded to any
address in the United States. Transportation paid
dtion 10 participating in the profits will recrvc ono
copy Of the " Mercantile Reference Register" free oi
charge: holders Of ten shares will he entitled to Two
copies and no more than ten shares Of the Capital
Stock will be allotted to any one applicant.
All remianccs orders or communications relative
to the hook should he addressed to the Merchants
Protective Jniun." IN the American Exchange Bank
Building No i2S Broadway. Cliox 2jG6) New York.
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SheriF's Sale of Lands & Tonements
NOTICE..

TN
j o Elisha t. Murray, who resides in Mans
field Ohio. Jane Il. Tccl and John Tucl. who reside In
Erie PENNSYLVANIA Eliza A. Soue md Hiram g. SOue,
whose place OF residences Is unknown. and Ransom II.
Murray who resides in the state OF Indiana.
You are hereby notified that w Ward Smith Admnls-
traitor of the estate of Ursula Murray, deceased ON the
eighth day Of March, A. ID. lSl filed his pet un IN hc
Probate Court within and for the County of Ashtabua,
and state of Ohio alleging that the personal estate OF
said dCcedcnt Is Insufficient pay her debts and cxpen-
Of admnieiw On that she died seized in fee simple
Of the following described real estate UOwiO, situate
IN the Village Of Ashtabula, IN the County and State
aforesaid, being lot No. 10 of CarsO Cranes plat, aud
bounded Us follows. Commencing at the South East
of lot II On Prospect Street thence the north
line of said street rods TO lot 1G thence along the
East line of Lot No, III, othc North East corner
OF said lot and lot Of land conveyed by said Crane to
Frederick Carlisle. thence castey by the stake
at tn northwest corner Of lot H. thence along the west
line uf lot H. fifteen rods to the place OF beginning sup
posed to contain hfty.cght rods of land less.
That John L. Payne, Elisha L. Murray Ransom r. Muir
ray. Harriet W Scovillc Jane y. Tecl Francis r. Muir
ray aud Eliza ~ Suulc her heirs at law. The prayer
of said petition u for sale of said premises for the
payment Of the debts and expenses aforesaid said petit
lion will be for hearing the 18th day of Az d. A. d.
1SCp W, WARD SMITH,
Admir- of Ursula Murray, decd.
A'htabulH. March TO- 1850 100gwl
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PIERCE & HALL Selling their stock to 60
West.

We hare leased store IN Minneapolis. Mimi. where
we intend removing next Spring to start anew in our
nrrsent business And now offer for safe al of our
stock A. and below We have also purchased fnr
the beocht OF tho ladies' large and choice stock OF
Fnrs of every grade to he sold At Wholesale prices.
We offer f50 all Wool suits froln ~ 10 70 dollnrs
No Overc,ats nom IN ~ dollars.
s0 Woolen Shirts from 81. 30 to t2.50.
a0 Prs 9ocks cotton and WOODEN from 10 10 % cents
a0no Hats and Caps from 20 cts to , dollars.
1000 Yards Goth froun ~ cts to 81
~ Satnet Suita from To n dollars.
rs Dress Coate from 10 10 SIS.
70 Rove suits from % $40.
100 Prs Pante from $50 TO s.
1s5 Wrappers nom 20 cts TO dollars
las Pre- Drawcrr from 7b cite 10 ~
go Pre- Gloves from 20 cts TO 81 ."A
500 Fancy Ties from 10 to 80 cts.
100 Prs Suspsnders from 20 to - cts.
1000 Boxes Collars from 10 to 30 cts,
Fine all Wool Cloth for one dollar Ier yard Also
srxe variety Of Railroad Bags UmUrcllap, silk Hats
Overalis. Khit Jackets. &c.
We will also manufacture Suits at greatly reduced
rates. selling Cloth and Trimming at Cost and Civ
Ing you the benefit OF profits labor. Thir IL M
sham offer taade to sell goods hut bonahde sale Of
whole stock. prices will readily prove To you
GoOds have already commeaced selling last, and 10 ge
good choice you muet como early.
We will Rell years lease OF the store we nov
occupy, Lilies SAFE. large Show Cases. Mirror to
geher with the good will Of trade. All account'
aad notes due unpaid by the let of February will bt
put in the har ds OF come attorney for COLLECTION
AshtaSuIa. Oct. 10, 1875 ssau
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HOME WASHER.

NO Washing Machine has been sul.
united 10 pabhc notice that has challeneed ~ arr.l
Hpplovk snd appreciation ns the ono herr namsd Not
yithsiandiBg fhe skaptiaism Of the pabilc from the
IhOusAnd and cue machines that have heen inveatad
urged upon the people and flled tho principle upor
which this 10 eDDstrgeted " clearly and forciby
adapted 10 the obj end he attained that II csi
Nends tscf 10 the comm Of all who cxamine
y The Ekcpf has sheun THAR operation to naniheT
Of iamiea iB nearly every Of which machine has
WM WILLARD.
Mr. W. win supeFntend the starting Of the machine
wherever desired. and supply then al Short notice.
Ashisbula, eb IA, leo6. aas
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other. Those who have
tried H. know that IL cured Them; those who have
not, know that II cures their neghbors AMI friends,
AMI all know that what IL does once 1t does always
that II never fails through any fault or neglected.
its composition. We have thousands upon thou
sands OF certificates of their remarkable cures of tho
following Somhlain.s, Dnt such cures are known IN
Adapted to all ages and conditions In all clnatcs
containing neither calomc or any dcleter'ons drug,
they may bo taken with safety by anybody. Their
FngIr coating preserves them ever fresh anil makes
them pleasant to take while being purely vegetable
They operate by their powerful Influence on tho
internal viscera to purify tho blood and stimulate it
INTO healthy action remove the distractions Of tho
stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs of the
body, restoring their Irregular action TO HEALTH aud
by correcting, wherever they exist such dsranges
nIents as are tho first origin OF disease
Minute directions arc given in the wrapper on
The box, ior the following complaints which these
For abysi'ePsia or HndigestIoa, ListIcss-
ness, EismguOr and LOSS OF Appetite, they
should be taken moderately to stimulate the stomi.
For Liver Complaint and its various symp-
TOMS bilious kAe1siache. sick AIeadache,
Cello and 6IliSas Scvcrs. they Should be il.
uclousy taken for each case to correct tho diseased
aesion or remove the obstructlons which cause H.;
!, For wyaentcry or HbiuFrhoeH, but one mild
dose IL generally required fdO0. = II
For hbeusaatIsnl, GiOut, Gravel, IsaIps-
cotton 0f the heart, Pain I'm the Side,
Hack and MsOisas, they should be continuously
takcn rs required, 10 changs the diseased action OF
mo system. With such change those complaints
E6g lropsy and DropsIeaI Swelling. they
should be taken In large and frequent doses 70 pro-
dneo tho ofIect OF drastic purge 49,
For Suppression large dose should bo taken
us - produces the desired eject by sympathy,
As Dinher PiH, tako ono or two IiIIs TO pro.
moto digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels Into healthy action, restores the appetite,
ana invigOratcs tho system. Hence it Ia oen adj.
yantageous whero no serious derangement exists.
Ono who feels tolerahly WELL often finds that dose
ofthese PUis makes him feel decidedly better, nom
thoir cleansing and renovating effect tho diges.
tive apparatus.
DIR. j. @. AVER & co., IsaetieaI Ches.Ists,
LOWELL. MASS, u. s. a.
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GRAND CLOSING OUT SALE!

1 HE snOscrbtr oilers for sale, his entire
stock of goods nj greatly reduced prices consisting OF
a good assortment uf Brown and Beachcd shirtings
Cotton Flat nela, lpavy Tickings, &c good assor
ment OF ladies' pfcrs Goods, null line OF Gents
ready made clothing Hats aud Caps Boots and Shoes
q rood line OF Buck Mitens and Gloves. sons Army
blankes, and general assortment Ia the way Of No
tion., together With null stock OF Groceries aud Crock
oy Hardware Nails Glass PaintS and Oils, StoEeware
OIL of which win he sold regardless Of cost as the sub
sriber eonteinpates change business In the spring
Saybrook Station, Nov. '6S. j. BUkK.f
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NEW ARRANGEMENT q!
Ashtabula Marble Works.

HE Subscriber respectfully announces to
the citizens of Ashtobuia County that wing puchas ed
the Interest ofJ H. Reeves and Co. In the Marble Bust
ness and having rcpcnirhcd with arrc stock of both
Marble and sand stone. H. prepared Ia I'LL all orders for
Monuments, Head Stones Tomhs. Vaults, Curbuy and
nll Cemetery Work, also Caps and S-, Water Table,
Chimney Tops. Sc. and all kinds of Building Stone (:
Flngging cut nd ldi down short notice. and low
figures any other cstablislmrHt in the Stntc We
shall keep the best uf material, and with good work
men as ran be found cannot hr surpassed In or
work for style aud lnsh Please give us Il call aud see
for yourselves. shop on Centre Street door west
orJ. =. RobcrtsOn's Shoe store. II. UDY, JH.
take pleasure IN recommending Mr. Udy to the pco-
pie OF Ashtahula AMI vrpccalythOsc wanting Cemetery
work, Monuments Ne. and having engaged services,
would he pie asc to all my old csinmcs who are In
want of work,--And many new ones at the old stand.
Respectfully. etc.
sept 10, 1863 a!Gtf j. LREEVES.
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TO THE WORKING CLASS I'll ani now pre-,
pared 10 hrniah all classes with constant employment
at their hones. the whole u the time az r tho snare
muments; Bnslnes. new, hshs aa6i ProatAhld, my
reuts 10 - per evening 10 easily oruud hy pcrsons O
either ser and the boys and Rfttearn neary a. mH,
as mea Great indneamenis are slercd those who viii
devote their whole tine 10 tho bnessH aud that
y person who THIS notice. may send me their ad
dress aud test the haslneas or theas slses make ihr
following unparalleled offer; TOAi wn aee not well
Haiigrd sh the basiness will send ff 10 paw f6r ihs
troaSe % sftsag ne Fall particulars dissossaas AZ
seat lfre. sample sent By mall fDF 10 cta,
amioVs Address T. g, ALLEN. AaruRsgMs
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II OR SALE. A good location is offered for
Sale very cheap, consisting Of tSo Houses, Barn,
good Ice House. two Brick owens and utensils nesessa
good Crder, both shop and sales good variety
Of Grapes and Fruit Trees well selected all IN bearing
feet hpm Ast tabna Freight Honse, North eide and
TEFK ON prenses da N W. deSHer ESHgr IN q frb ~ 4
ure OF all and the bos kind, al the village. 931
TUST RECEIVED, AT SMITH &
81 GILkEY'S. LsdllA' Mcrino Vests % aid % inch.
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No more going TO Mil mo More waiting for the Grst
No more TOlls TO payi
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SroRE 70 IsNP-The storn ofthc snbscribcris uttered
lnr rent OF sale, possession given In the spring ss1
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Save Your Money, Farmers

Grea. Rcvol,aion in Grain Grial;sg
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UNDERTAKING.


We also keep constantly m, hand a large assortmen
ready made Collins RC-g Wood imitation Black Walnut
and imitation of Black Walnut, all ofwhch we can trim
In two hours notice In any style requested equal to any
city We also have splendid IIearse in readiness whcn
called for.
Asltabuln. Ohio Nov o. 1885
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

For all the purposes of Laxative
Medicine. .
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Perhaps no ono medi-
cine is so universally re.
quired by everybody a5
y cathartic, nor was ever
any before 80 universal.
ly adopted into use, in
every country and amOug
all classes, rs this mild
but efficient plugative
PiU. The Obvious rea-
sou Is, that 1t isamore re-
liable and far more cfieC.
tlnl ren,ptlv than nnv
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April 1860

encd, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such rs remain con be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
Of fouling the hair with pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those dcleterious substances which
mako some preparations dangerous and
Injurious to tho hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. II wanted
merely for u
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For restoring Gray Hair 10
It's natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair as soon restored
to ais original color
'c'h the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thick
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t.n - sfads n, this Country. ~ .iR
NEVER HIGHER hutin most INSTANCES MUCH LOW
RR than they sold in any other city East West
rs FAssETF. Gencrai Agent for Ashtabua Co
II. d. WARD. for Geueyaard vicinity. 95I
The Opelousas courier., 1869-06-26

It is easier to be Il good business mar
than a poor one. Half the energy dis
played in keeping ahead that ia required
to catch up when behind will save cred
1t, give more time to business. aud add
to the profit and reputation of You,
word. Honor your engagements. If you
lEomlse to meet man, or do a certain
thing ut a certain moment, lie ready at
the appointed time. If you have work
to do. do it at once. cheerfully, and there
fore more speedily ami correctly. If YOU
go out on business, attend promptly to
the matter On hand, and then as prompt
ly go about your own business. Do not
stop to tell stories in business hours.
Ii you have a place OF business, be
found there when wanted. No man can
get rich by sitting round stores and sa-
/ looms. Never fool ON business matters.
If you have to labor for living, remem-
! Der that one hour in the morning is bet
ter than two at. night. If you employ
Others, be on hand to see that they at
tend to their duties. and to direct with
regularity, promptness, liheralitv. Do
not NEEDLE with any business you know
nothing OF. Never buy any article SIM
ply because the man that SELLS it will
take it out in trade. Trade is money
Time is money. 4 good business habit
and reputation is always money. Make
your place Ut business pleasant aud at
tractlve; then stay there to wait ON Gus
TONERS.
Never use quick words. or allow YOUR
self to make hasty or uugentiemanly v re-
marks, to those in your employ for to
/ IL n lnSSnnS thniv Il
your influence over them Help YOUR
self. and others will help you. Be faith
full over the interests confined to your
keeping, and all in good time Your res
possibilities will be increased. Do not
be in too great haste to get rich. DO not
build until you have arranged and laid
a good foundation. Do not--as you hope
to work for success-spcnd time in idle
ness. If vour time is your own, business
Will suffer If you do. If it is given to
another for pay, it belongs to him. and
you have no more right TO steal that than
to steal money. Be oblieing. Strive to
avoid harsh words and personalities.
Do not kick every stone i'll the path
more miles can he made in day by go
ing steadily ON than by stopping to kick.
Pay as you 60. A man of honor respects
his word as he does his bond. Ask, but
neAer beg. Help Others when You can.
but never give when you can not afford to.
simply because it is fashionable. Learn
to say no. No necessity of swapping it
out dog fashion, bat say it firmly and res
pectfuily. Have but few conffdents. and
the fewer the better. Use your own
brains rather than those of others. Learn
TO think and act for yourself. Be vigilant.
Keep ahes.d, rather than behind the time.
Young men. cut this out and if there
is folly in the argument, let us know.
The Opelousas courier., 1869-06-26
MISCELLANEOUS,
Popular Quotations.

At least half our popular quotation.
arc from Shakespeare and perhaps i,
would not be an exaggeration TO say thai
of the Shakspearean popular lines hal
are from Hamlet. Poor Guest Tomlins
used to tell an amusing anecdote apropos
nf this. During the run of Fechter's
the 1.yceum. two languid swells. who
were evidently quite in the dark about
Shakespeare, occupied seats in the stalls.
uAving g yawned through three acts, they
exchanged views on the drama. 'Haw
how dye like it :" one asked. ''Nnt
bad" drawled the other. No, but
haw '-dooced full of quotations, amt
it - Shakspeare's want of originality
has seldom been more nairely commented
upon. Experience shows that there is
hardly any phase Of life, any modern in
vention even. to which the great poets
words are not applicable. This has been
very aptly illustrated by an anecdote.
A stranger ut u club demurred to the as
sertlon of an enthusiast that Shakespeare
had anticipated the resources of our age,
80 far as poetical description went. How
about the treadmill :" he asked, trium-
phantly. lin what words would you
describe the feelings of man sentenced
to 4 turn upon that ~ Nothing easier "
was the reioinder. Lear might have
had it in mind when he said
Down. down, thou climbing serrowv"
A good instance of epigrammatic quo
t,tinn is recorded Of Hamilton Reynolds,
we'll known as possessing, among other
.,cquirements. an exceptionally great ac-
quaintance with Shakspeare's works. He
was present at Gore Honse one evening,
among number of distinguished men ;
and as the Countess of Blessington saw
S,im to the door on his departure, she
said II understand, MI. Reynolds, that
you enjoy the reputation Of being able
to give Il Sllaks, 4sarean mot suitable to
every occasion. Come-what have YOU
to say now.!" Madam replied Rey-
nolds. without u moments hesitation, Il
take my leave
"Under the shade of melancholy 1oughs.'"
He bowed profoundly as he spoke. and
went. The very liappiest quotation on
record is recalled to mind by the death
of Lord Brouglalu. In the trial of
Queen Caroline, it was - significant fact
that no prosecutor appeared and it be-
came most important tn show that the
king was the real plaintiff. Questions
to witnesses bearing on that point were
objected to, and Brougham, in a memo
rable outbarst, Indignantly protested
against this. urging that. for all he could
tell. the prosecn sa'asmight suddenly van-
ish into thin aar, since be knew not IN
der what shape it existed
III shape ID might be called, that shape Md
none, s.s .a.
Distinguishabae in member joint or limb
Or substance might be csITd that shadow seem
cd;
For each seen'd eitheR-what ssens'd his head
The likeness Of a kingly crown had an.'
The effe,ct of this quotation. apparent
IL SO spontaneously conjured up in the
memory of the speaker, set so singuiariy
apl'osite. was electrical.