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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-16
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Announcements frce Coinmendatory Notices, half ra

In Medina, Minnesota, Nov. 10, 1858, Bradford WAKE
YIELD Esq aged 81 years, formerly nom Plymouth III
this county.
In New Lyme, Oct 9th, OF typhoid fever Susan, An
nette eldest daughter Of Luke M, and Rozilla shh'
aged IS years.
In this Village, on the 18th fast Rev John Hail. in
his 6fst year.
In Saybrook, suddenly, the sth inst a. tno mouse
ef A. IT, Andrews, Gideon johnson, ageo TO- ia'ner VI
Dea. q. L. johnson.
In Kingsvle on the seth Of Oct last, OF Typhoid re;
xcf, Frank @. Main aged 30 years on whom an ageo
father hnd mother were dependant for support
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.
coal!
Coal +! f.,

STRONG & MANNING, Dealers in
Lump Stove Egg and Chestnut Goals and best Pitts
burgh Mutt, for Blacksmiths, always on hand
Parties in want OF Coal win consult their interest by
giving us a call before purchasing elsewhere.
Having procured one OF Forsyth q Co.'S u. s. ssqnd
srscsles, ready at all times TO wait upon Gus
tomeTsf SeS
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KELLGGsviLLE p. O.--Charles Hawkins has
been appointed Postmaster at Kelloggsville,
cice George @. Waite resigned.
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MRs. SENATOR SPRAGUE gives way this
winter to her accomplished sister, Miss Nettie
Chase, in doing the honors Of Chief Justice
Chasc's mansion at Washington.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-16

RE.ELEcTED.--The Nevada Legislature has
reelected William NJ. Stewart United States
Senator.
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Hollands German Bitters
Hollands German Tonic

G combination NJ al NE ingredients Of TIE Bt,ry,
icih PURE Santa CrUE RuHl, Ordn1s etc. II is used
for N, S1ns dissdses he BiSrS ichDrs
pure alcoholic stimulus is required Iou tyIH beav
mind that these TeSdiss entirely different FROM
any others Odrstis~i for the Of he disesSss named
vhiIs the oibsrS de, ions If IN
farm The TON &c is d,cid.u v of D1e most plea
S0nt and agreeable REMEDIES offered 20 He public.
IS tdSs erquistc MS pleasure 10 take IL toie its
l,g'ring, srhdrotng, and meieiRal qt-1l'5iss have
caused ii 70 be EROrR as TIE Created u al Esssts&
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-16

In these days we hear much about gold and
silver weddings, and not unfrequently of tin
and wooden ones. 1t was one of the former
we believe, that once disturbed the equanimity
and shocked the ethical simplicity and econ
omy of the Bunker Hill Parson An original
genius down in the neighborhood of Dorset
has introduced a new feature in this line, that
may not run across anybody's compunctions,
and withal make very interesting addition to
the anniversary schedule. 1t is "catnip and
paragoric wedding" and should, properly,
occur about the first anniversary of conjugal
life
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-16
Something New.

DANFoRTHs PETROLEUM FLUID /
THE MOST BRILLIANT
THE SAFEST, AND
THE CHEAPEST
lULUMINATING material ever invented. II cannot
explode Twenty thousand families using II and will
attest tfs superiority. Far cheaper than Petroleum.
Call and see II at j. Q. CULVERS.
choice ssiection Of Finecut Tobacco and best Oh
pars always on hand. g93.
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Teachers EXAMINATION will be held in
the Court House next Monday
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-16

"TnE CURSE or AsnTABuLA" is under con.
sideration.
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Disorder OF the Observation-Disclosures
Il HE STOMACH is the great centre which
influences the health disease uf the systcn-abuscd
or drhiliiated by cXcesrndigcstiun. offensive breath
anu pro.tat9n are the natural consequences.
Allied to the BRAIN il is the Of hcadlches men
sleep The Liver becomes affected and generates bilious
disrcrs pains in the side. The Bowels sympalhizc
by COstivcncss Diarrhpi and Dyscntry. The principal
action Of these Pills l. on the stomach and tn liver
lunss bowels, and kidneys participate in their rccupcr-
at.Ne and rcSencrJtivc operation.
ErysipeIas and Salt Ehcuni
Are two Of the most and viulcn disorders pre-
valcnt on this continent these the Ointment is
pecially antagOnSiic its mOdu- operandi' il first to
eradicate the venom and then complete the cure.
BAD Legs, Old Sores and Ulcers.
Cases Of many years standing that have periinacious
" refused to yield 10 any other remedy Treatment
have invariably snccun bed to few applications OF this
powerful un.Ilcnt.
Eruptions on the Skin
Arising from bad state OF the blood or chronic diseases
eradcatcd aud clear and transparent surface re-
gained by the restorative action oi This Ointment. II
-rpasscs many of the cosmetics and other toilet aPpi
anccs in il power to dispcl rashes aud other dshgr
mcnis of the lace.
Female Complaints.
Whether in the young or old married or single at the
dawn OF W0nanhood, or the ,urn of life. these tonic
medicines display decided influence that "a marked
f Bn Trv n Perccpb5r III ar hfh Ii me pa
safe and reliable remedy for all classes Of Females in
every condition OF health and station of life.
Piles and FisIuIa.
Every form and feature of these prevalent stubborn
dorders is crudicated locally and entirely by the
this cnOlient warm lamentations should prccede it,
application lt- healing qualities will be found be
It OrUu,th and inyariable.
BOth tie OiatffeHi dHd Pills shod be ue it tie fllo,r
ing
Bunions. burns chappcd hands chiIblains. fstula,
gout lunlbagn, mercTral ernptOns, piles rheumatism
ringwOrin. salt rheum scads skin diseases, swellcd
glands legs, breasts heads sore throas
Of all kinds. sprains st jOint letter ulcers, We
ncreal sores wounds of all kinds.
CAUTION Nome are genuine unless the words
"lloLLowAT's NEW York AND LONDON. dscernibe
as WATER MARX la every leaf Of the book of directions
around each pot or box: the he seen plainly
by HOLDING THE LEAf To THE Light. A handsome re-
ward will be given tn any rendering such informa-
tOn lead to the detection of PARTY or parties
counterfeiting the medicines vending the same know
ing them Ia be spurious.
Sold al the manufacory Of Professor HOLLOWAY,
~ Maiden Lane y. York. and by all respectable Drug
world.
There is considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes.
v. B-Dcctiuns the guidance of patients in every
disorder are hNed To each pot and box 1ygIG
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FROM HON. JAMES THOMPSON,
FROM nEv. J0sErH II. KENNARp, n n.

Pastor of the Tenth Baptist Church, Philaaeiphis,
DR. JAcEsoN-DEAR SIR:-l hare bszs fys9senti1
FequeSed my t0ih recommendations of
different kinds Of medicines, but regarding the pyacfiea
az Of my appropriate sphere haze alt eases de-
eiHed but tvh clear proof an parioAs tnseness dud
particularly my dmily Of The ESeJtlness ~ Dr.
UooHdnds German Buffers, depart Joy tyosa my
ssHdi course, express myJH conviction that for gem
eral debility OF the system and especially fur Liver
0G@Pia4si a1i6I is IA ma:aio, and valuable
Jdd; but usually, 3 H / donb aot Il tgih
be rcry benefcidilzs % Rose Igho su6sT
To1a e.s abOUe cdGSeG. Yours, very respectfully,
j. H. KENNARD,
! Eighth, beIOw Coates sired,
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TO THE MUSICALLY INCLINED IN
Dc. ASHTABULA COUNTY!
G E 0 r G E H A L L
NO. ~, Public Square,
CLEVELAND, OHIO,

-DEGS leave to say to his old acquaint-
snces patrons that having become now To-
Gated IN this city with large growing tTe IN PIANOS,
&c the reward Of quarter Of century OF patient IN,
undertaking system Sc sr dealing, and having the
ability now, by having constantly In store an assortment
At once acknowledged the largest held by dealer in
the UniOn to do the best that he done in the trade
We would suggest to the wse and consderate writo
OF see qs peiTrs we can save them an
strument with valid guarantee.
Many to be unfortunate in suffering impostions
to be practiced on them by wOrdy, aud frequently
truthful and irresponsible travelling parties who
their doors class Of CHBIP stmenis, most easily
procurcd and on which the greatest presot profits
Having frequent, repeated and unqualified
from our former patrons OF the gennineness of the in
struments purchased OF In former years
earnestly assure them that there Hest interests will he
cared tor In the future by Offering the best the market
Affords with valid guaraIt of the same, the
most reas'n8Sie prices whether for CASH or in time
agents.
MONTHLY PAYMENT SYSTEM.
Having Instituted system of monthly or quarterly
nstalmets for the benefit of the honest industrious la
boring classics Of occupation, many can have Piano
MclOdeOn once and enjoy its pleasures and
tages at home.
Please write us for full particulars.
B.-Persons residing however distant east. west
south from Cleveland, will please understand that
have constantly at our
GREAT WESTERN ROOMS,
IN Cleveland all the desirable makes OF
PIANOS,
.-r.-,..
MELoDEONs,
ORGANS, &C.
.., Made In this Country.
NEVER HIGHER, but In most instances MUCH LOW
Err than they sold in any other city East West.
SIS FASSET'T, General Agent for Ashtabula Co.
"a WARN for Gnnaya and vicinity OK
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Blood Purihera
FROM HON. GEO. w. WOODWARD

Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
PHILApELPuIA March l6 1857.
ind " HOoHdHd's German BiHerS " IS net Into1'
ieGi,Dg bereTdge, but good tonic, useful IN dis1eT1
q ne digssiIse organs, and IF great benea in cases "
GeGAiiy GRd rant u nervous action, in the system
Yours truly,
GEO. w. W0ODRARD.
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hoy wRnted.-A good steady boy, between II =
10 years Of age mud sitaaton ss apprentice at
this once, by applying Immediately. Must board at
homc and bc smart and honest others need ap-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-16

TIE morning prayer-mectings during the
week of prayer were very well attended, but
the attendance upon the pulpit exercises in the
evenings-owing, probably, to the darkness
and untavorable character of the weather.
were not such as to warrant continuance of
them. Instead, appointments were made in
the different suburbs of the town-East VII.
lage, Rogersvlle, &c. An idea occurs to us in
this connection of outside labors, that it would
be cminently in armony with the spirit of the
Master, if some of these labors were extended
to the County Infirmary. Here would be a
convenient field for carrying out the distin-
gushing feature of Christianity-"the poor
have the Gospel preached to them" The eve
ming meetings during the week were held alter.
nately in the Congregational and Presbyterian
churches, the respective pastors filling their
own desks. The nine o'clock morning meet
ings were all held at the Presbyterian chapel
The kindly and generous feeling between these
pastors, and the freedom with which their in
tluences and labors are combined, arc evidences
that their hearts are in the right places.
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DFBII, Try.

=
There 10 sqsSiciae o7pal 70 Hoefdnds Ger7adn
B,Reri or Tonic ia nsSfsss7s.szz5eosss ef DetiIhy
sysSm, itrengIen - he afp,fie, cause
an enjoyment # hcztSz food, endBle ne ao-
ndeh u digH IL purify the blood gre Oood sound,
h'diy complexion, eradicate the vsLOtc ffnge from he
eye mpdTt bloom tO dc checks, aud ckdR0e the patient
from Sh0rtbredtLsd, emdcidifd tcedk, ond
tnrdid, 10 Jidtdesd siotli, and rigorous person
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by using the Bitters or
Tonic. In fact, they are Family Medi-
ctueS. They can be administered with
perfect safety 10 n child three months
old, the most delicate female, or a man
ofninery.
These Remedies The 6eSt
Blood Purifera
ser kToiDH, end icH all disesses ysssfnO JTous
Cld blood hecp your ~ NsOd pure keep your
LireT IN order; keep ~ SaHsr digesifre organs
IN sound, healthy EaSsaaitioH, bv Le u.s.
euer dsSdt yplL The bcS the country recommend
item. II gears qf honest reputation 90 for aRVtiHg
you EESs try 2ess ErcpaFGtisRS.
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FrIend have you Couou, CoLD or sonE THnoAr
use On. CLARKs HRd Cherry Lo1en0es, they will cure
you. Fer sale by all Druggists.
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A Coon MEDIcINE.-The next best thing TO reliable
phvelcan in any community IL a good medlcne and to
sincere and skilful practitioner 4 an inyalnable
help 10 know remedy and to apply u is the Doctors
great busnessaside from this his advice IL rom ex-
perimcnta practice and we arc only expetmentng
the great desrdm To direct when TO administer u Is
all the physician Is required TO do In Bnchu pre-.
Dared by Dr Helmboa have, therefore, all that Ia
needed Every bottle Of the extract has ul directions
for s use IL is quack medicine but comes TO tho
natient with the endaon OF some Of the bright
est intcleots known 20 the science OF physics med
cine bearing the unqualified endorsement Of such
Dr Puyatc. Prof DEVICES, DIR. EPHRAIM Mcdowell.
and Prof TRAyERs OF the Royal College Of Surgeons
cannot fall to find its way to the confidence of millions
of families Hence the wealth Of Its distinguished pre-
parer and Its necessity 10 the family circle at all times
aud See advertisement elsewhere. Cincinnati
Gdsette. 1y 965
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FIRE-IIoMER G. NEIIIs BURNED OUT-A
fire broke out in the house recently erected in
the east part of Painesville, owned and occu-
pied by our former townsman II. c. NEtIIs.
Teller Of the Geauga Bank, on Friday morn
ing Of last week. Most of the facts we gather
from the Pa.nesvillc AdgcrtiNcr: Tbs family
were aroused by the barking of their dog
about one O'Clock A. NJ, and heard Il noise as
of persons round the house. Mr. Il. went out
but discovered nothing unusual, and returned
and shut the dog i'm the house. About three
O'Clock Mr.. n was again apmlscd by the dog,
and opening the kitchen door, found the room
full of smoke. Closing the door, hc went TO
the side window. and found the entire east end
of the building in flames. He then called to
the girl who was sleeping in that part of the
house, and receiving no reply, rushed to her
room and found her insensible from tile sufo.
eating smoke He dragged her down stairs
and saved her life. Efforts were at once made
to save what furniture could be reached, and
most OF the goods in the front part Of the house
were saved in a damagd condition.
The house was built the past summer at an
expense of some 81 900 or $1,000 the contents
of the back upper rooms, together with some
400 bushels of potatoes in the cellar, were de-
stroyed. The amount of insurance was $500.
The faithful Jack" whose bark probably saw
ed the family, instead of being consumed as
stated by the Advertiser was found dead in
one of the front rooms, while the furniture was
being removed, without scortch or apparent
injury. The presumption is that he had been
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January 12th, 1909.
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bride x BridegrOOn,.-Essay for young men On
tho interesting relation sf bridegroom TO Bride IN the
Institution OF Marriage Guide TO matrimonial felicity
and true happiness Sent BY mail IN seaed letter enyel-
ones FREQ OF charge. Address, HOWARD AbsOClh-
TION Box p, Philadelphia, Pa, 1y900.
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blanks oraIi kinds for sale at this Office.
Road Reccipt-, for sale at the Telegraph once.
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ORGANS, &c.

-. Made IN this COnntry.
NEVER HIGHER, but in most instances MUCH LOW
ER, than they sold in any other city East West.
:. S, FASSETT General Agent for Ashtabula Co.
II. B. WARD, for Geneva and vicinity. a57
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Dress aud Cloak Trimmings Ladies and Gents Fur
Trimmed Gloves, Kid Gloves aud lined se Glove, for
winter at MASsFIEID's.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-09
A distinguished Visitor.

Appleton's Journal, which is generally
we'll informed about European affairs,
gives US piece of intelligence which is
quite sensational 1t is known that
Prince Arthur, Victeria's son, will visit
the United States during the present sea-
son; but the fact has not been made cur
rent that more illustrious visitor will
land ON our shores next summer in the
person of Eugenie Montijo, grand
daughter of old Mr.. Fitzpatrick, at one
time American Consul at Malaga, and
friend of Washington Irving, who, in one
Of his letters, says: Louis Napoleon
and Eugenie Montijo, Emperor and EN-
press of Frsnce-one of whom | enter
tained at my cottage on the Hudson the
other, whom, when child, had on my
knee at Grenada 1t seems to cap the
climax of the strange dramas of which
Paris has been the theater during my
lifetime. The last | saw Of
Eugene Montijo she was one of the
reigning bellies of Madrid" Eugene,
Appleton's Journal tells US, will not
visit the United States as Empress OF
France, but will travel incog. under an
assumed title, which, however, will not
prevent her receiving q most cordial and
enthusiastic reception wherever she may
show her still beautiful face. She will be
the first of the crowned heads of Europe
who has landed on American soil.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-09

Gustave Dore. the well-known painter,
went out, like everybody else, to see the
rlotlng in Paris. He was in his working
clothes-that is, in blouse; and, emf
nent as he is, decorated and quite a per-
sonage, be was mistaken for 9dmiR from
his youthful appearance. Some of the
despicable individuals who SOW money TO
reap disturbance we're doubtless led into
error BY that circumstances, for. on Dore
feeling some one tsuch his pocket, he put
his hand into il and found there Eve
franc piece which he bad never placed
there. On the strength Of his costume
aud face be was paid to aid in the riot.
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Cuba-MOre VictOries-GencraI JOr.
dams appointment.
W York Herald. July 4th.l

From the New York Herald. July 4th.l
The following news is extracted from q
private letter received in this city from
patriot sources, and dated Santiago de
Cuba, June 18th:
The arms landed in the Bay of Nipe,
having been duly distributed, the patriots
left Birija, and General Jordan was ap.
pointed chief commander of all the liber-
ating forces of this jurisdiction, having
three commanders under his immediate
orders-General Donate del Marmol for
the districts of Cuba, da Palma, etc.
General Marcano for Bayamo, Jiguani,
ETC., and General Peralta for Holguin.
Jordan has had another glorious encoun-
ter with column of Spanish trrops that
left Holguin to attack him. The govern
ment troops were routed and we're forced
to aprecipitate retreat on Holguin, which
place has now probably fallen into Gene
raj Jordan's hands. The Spaniards lost
from forty-fve to fifty men and Jordan s
column only nineteen. A small COM
pany of patriots, led by Infante, cap
tured convoy on the way from Cobre IT,
Dos PalmaI. The force conducting the
convey lost twenty-five men and twenty
five muskets, four prisoners wounded and
the entire convoy, composed Of fourteen
mules laden with provisions. FREQUENT
skirmishes occur throughout the whole
district. Sickness makes sad havoc
among theSpanish troops, and the hospi.
tails are crammed with sick and wounded.
General Hneeta's column, that leit here
1000 strong, has returned, numbering but
400. Many die from suffocation in the
marshes. Valmaseda does not move
from his hiding place in Rayamo, and
we know that General Donate Marmol ia
advancing toward him with a strong
force The good cause is rapidly gain.
ing in Importance, aud the Spsniards
will soon be hemned in and confined to
the ssapnrt towns"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-09

The PUBLIC LEDGER is published every AZ
ternoon Except Sunday by 4. WHITM0RE
and ]. j. DuB0SE. under the firm name Of
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-09

United States. / stand here to day and
announce the fact that my competitor
cannot show by the records of the war
that he was ever in single battle. Itell
you what you can find in his history
when he was court-martialed for COW
ardice during the war.
STOKES SPEECH
He stood to-day precisely where he
stood last January, when he wrote to
Messrs. Thornburg & Co. He had been
the first man ever to propose the calling
of convention. Governor Senter does
not stand to-day where be did when he
frat started out at Nashville. He dwelt
at some length upon the personal chsrac-
ter of Governor Senter, and upon the
finances of the country.
No applause was made during his
whole speech. He was very coldly re-
ceived, and before he finished many of
his hearers left the grounds. 1t was
thought by great many that he would
change his policy upon the franchise
question as soon as he struck Middle Ten
nessee, but he did not. He still advocates
the platform taken by him in his speech
at the capital.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-09
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE FRIDAY EVENING. JULY 8. 1863.
To the General Public

se We this WHOLESALE REDUCTION
through
her theS them a less
marked
tsln sew
o o al
sion of n unedA
1
uaa
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A Bouqnet Holder.

The practice of wearing small bou-
quet in the button.hole by gentlemen,
and upon the front part of the dress by
ladies', is coming into fashion. Ordina-
rily the little bouquet-a rosebud with a
green leaf, sprig of Lilly of the Valley
with its leaf, or some such simple thing
is pinned at the button-hole on the left
side of the coat, and thrown away when
it willis after few hours service. But
now an ingenious little French invention
secures the preservation of the flower in
its freshness for considerable time. 1t
is small tube, closed at one end, with a
wire to hook it to the button-hole. This
being concealed beneath the lapel ofthe
coat receives the stems of the flowers,
which are passed through the button
hole, and the tube being partly filled with
water, keeps them fresh all day long.
Recently some similar bouquet holders
have been imported from England, in
tended for ladies' use. They are tubes
furnished with pin to fasten like com
mon brooch or breast-pin, in which the
glass is hidden by neat fern-leaf in
bronze. This style of oruamentation is
certainly in better taste than ostentasious
display Of jewelry.