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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-01-01
Consumption.

The three remedies, ''ScusEcK's PULMoNIc SYRUP"
for the of Coughs Colds, Bronchitis, and every
form of Consumption. The peculiar action of this med
icine ripens the ulcers in the lungs promotes the dis
charge of the corrupt matter by expectoratiOp Puri
f,s the blood and thus cures Consumption when every
other remedy fails. -
"Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic for the of Dyspcp-
sa or Indigestion, and all diseases arising from debii
ty. This tonic invgorates the digestive organ sup
plies the place of the gastric juice when that is deficient
and ther enables the patient to digest the most nutr
tious food 1t is sovereign remedy for all cases of in
digestion. L fe.. ...- o..
''schencks Mandrake Pills" one of the most valua-
BILE medicines discovered being vegetable subsi
ute for calome and having all the useful properties
cribcd to that mineral without producing any of its in
furious effects. .tt-. t H.-
To these three medicines DR.. j. II. schncck of Phia-
delpha his unrivaled in the treatment of
Pumonic Consumption. The Pumonc Syrup ripens
the morbid NATTER discharges it. and pures the blood
The Mandrake Pills acts upon the Liver remove all OBJ
structions therefrom give the organ healthy tone and
cure Liver Complaint, which is of the most promi
nent causes of Consumption.
The Sca-Weed Tonic invigorates the powers of the
Stomach and by strengthening the digestion and bring
ing it to a normal aud healthy condition improves the
quality OF the blood by which the formation OF
ulcers tubercles in the lungs becomes impossible
The combined actibh of these medicines, as thus ex
planned viii every case of Consumption, If the
remedies used in time and the rise of them is perse
vered in sufficiently to bring the case to favorable ter
minstion. rr
DIR Schenck's Almanac, containing full treatise on
the various forms of disease his mode of treatment
and general directions how his medicine can be
had gratis by addressing his Principal Office, No. IL
N. Sixth Street, Philadelphia, Pa .
Price of the Pumonc Syrup and Seawced Tonic, each
$3.50 per bottle, $3.50 half Dozen Mandrake Pills
25 cts per box. Forsale by all druggists and dealers.
| fF.rIstf.H o. .....a r...H 1vQS7
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AsHTABULA CoUNTY.-The Good Tempiars
of Ashtabula, says the Dayton Temperance
Times, seem to be earnest and active. Bro. A.
]. Covell has just instituted another new lodge,
located at Geneva. Among the chartcr-mem-
bers are persons of age, influence, and bust
ness qualifications, and we predict that the
lodge, like others in Ashtabula, will be au
honor TO the Order and blessing to the vii
lage in which it is established. We believe
that this is the third lodge which Mr, Coyell
has instituted within year, and he has more
work of the seme kind in contemplation. He
takes pains to secure the right kind of people
to begin with, and his lodges prove successful
Let all deputies follow his example
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Married.


In Ashtabua, Dec. 23d BY Rev Edward Anderson.
buln.
~ Painesvllle Dec. 9h. By Rev. Tribby NJ. Andfew
u. Waiefman 70 Miss Nettie Gilbert both u MadlsbB.
tn 0t:ncya Dec iqh. byfisv. J. G. BurneJi Nr Henry
WitznaD 10 hfs. Adallne n. pancost both of Geneva
n cou6eaui. Dee; igh BY Rev; o. 7. Yynau. Dr. d.
G. Tuner 20 cCra N. Cummings, both of Cohneaut.
IN m0bree Dee 29d Wy Rev " w. Palmer Mr. @
4. Caseto Miss Addio r Hardy 0f Monroe.
In Jeherson Dee 18th by Rev W a. Clark. Mr. r. J.
Pinney 10 Miss Mary Gisi, both u Jefferson.
~ 81 Mathews Par!gnage Plymouth, IN the 2th o
Dccaby The Rev. IT. Hollis, ReftW Of st. Mathew
Church, Mr. Ansqn y. Tracy, 10 Miss Frances q. Il
Grange both n Plymouth
In Geneva Dec 5 by Rev A. d. Barber, Glove @
swan TO Miss Ela a. Keisey, both Of fOeDsvs.
In ITarpershcld an the 18th Ny nd q X. Richmond
Frank teiley; Of Cleveland 70 Mise Mary A. Ptehart
OF IlaTpersheld.
InlinnviIleo q on the 22d ult by Rev, y. !. Penold
Rev. H. a. Deano OF Geneva. 10 Miss Ella Humphrey
In Colebrok, on the al uit. by Rev Is. Phelps. II
Wilcox. o Colebrook to Miss stellar Jones ofWayne
H. Jsfietsoh on the ssi. by y. >. Wade J. p Ccorg
4. Hurst q New Lyme 70 Miss MARY q Phillips .
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BURGLARY.-The house of VIM. SEYMOUR,
in this village was entered by forcing IA front
window, on Wednesday night last, and a
watch, some S25 in money, an overcoat and
some other articles of clothing taken. The
money was found in the pants of Mr.. Seymour,
which were removed from his sleeping room
to an adjoining room. couple OF strangers
who were seen about town during the day,
called about 0 o'clock in the evening and ask
ed for something to eat. Suspicion rests upon
them, ..-
The same parties, it is supposed entered, the
same night, the house of Mr.. BOOKER, i, few
doors from Mr.. Seymour's, by way OF "A cellar
window, and were heard TO mount the stairs
and lift the latch at the head, when Mr., Bou'
kcr started for. them. Hearing footsteps, they
took leave. TheNalso paid visit to the house
of L. S. SHERMAN, but awoke the family by
removing window panes. ,,t... n, s,i.-.
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THE QUADRILLE CtUB gave one of its par
ties on Wednesday evening last, which seems
to have been graced with more than usual at
tractiveness and interest. The attendance was
all that was desired. The music was by MA
fees band of Cleveland & is not often surpassed.
And the supper furnished by the landlord of
the Fisk House, was upon a scale which Ash
tabula landlords seldom reach, and embraced
most of the delcacies found upon the tables OF
our best city hotels A regular printed bill OF
fare enabled the guest to make his selection
with facility TO his taste from the abundance
and variety provided. No effort or expense to
give character to the occasion appears to have
been spared.
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SOME of our hands livg in the exercise of
the printers prerogative-that of an occasion
al drunk-and we are left this week, as is gen
orally the case, when there is the most to do,
and we are therefore obliged to get up'the pa
per with one hand short
We would like 10 employ competent com
postor who could live out of the atmosphere
OF saloons, and without the use of whisky, to-
bacco and the multfarious forms of gambling.
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BURGLARY.-on the night of Dec. 81, 1869,
the store of A. r. Beckwith, Jefferson, was en-
tered by breaking large glass in show win
dow that contained Furs, and carried off about
$500 worth of Ladies Rat, Siberian Squirrel
and Fitch, Gents Beaver Gloves and Mufilers,
will give 500 reward for the arrest of the
thief A II. BECKwITH.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL FBsTIvALs.--The children
of the Congregational Sunday School, had
very pleasant evening at the Church on Christ
mas Eve. The entertainment consisted of Mu-
sic, Tableaux, CollOquies, Dialogues, &C., suf.
ticienty diversified to make the occasion one
of much pleasure and interest A bountiful
table was spread in the basement and the mere
intellectual enjoyment gave place to the more
substantial ones--the physical. The evenings
entertainment had its climax, in a surprise to
the Pastor. The drawing of the curtain In this
last scene revealed to the large audience, and
the wondering pastor, a silver tea set of half a
dozen pieces, which were presented in very
fitting and beautiful address by Dr. EAMEs, re-
sponded to by the receiver in his own unsur4
passed happy style. 5,is .,- lb
We might be permitted to say, here that the
set was obtained at Dickinson's, whose adv. it
| will do 10 look at. NR'lI ;fl
On Tuesdayevening the Presbyterian Church
gave pleasant entertainment to the Sunday
School children The small folks gathered
first In the church and were briefly addressed
by Mr. Bruce, the Superintendent, and Mr.. Mo
Gifert, the pastor with q Christmas story by
Mr.. Anderson. This was preceded by singing
under direction OF Mr.. Mansfield, and sweet
songs were sandwched in between the ad-
dresses. With admirable good taste, this ex-
ercise was made very brief, and the call came
to the chapel where the feast of reason and
flow of soul' was to giveway to edibles such
as would make little eyes stand out with de-
light--yet not with delight -alouel
The chapel was tastetully decorated with
eyergreens, which encircled the beautiful pic.
lures that make That room so cheerful and
were draped over the windows and doors A
large table groaned under its load of biscuits
fowl, cake and confections, and smaller one
held sparkling array Of tumblers for the
child-beyerage that God has instituted,
"A blessing was invoked by Rev. Mr. McGif
fert, and the children, waited on by their teach
efs, ate as only children can eat---sHd. with en-
Ijoyment peculiar to them.
So large had been the supply, that sociabI
was announced for Friday evening. People
from the looks of things, wllnot need to sta,
away from fear Of a lack Of supply. stps
4
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AN IDEA.-If any OF our readers have an
absent friend by whom they would wish to be
remembered, a very good way to bring that
about, would be to subscribe for the Telegraph
for 1870, and send him. Its weekly visits,
and the digesting of its local matters, especial
ly if they went from this region, would give a
freshness TO old friendships that would 20 far
to bless you both '-- d
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DR. WISHART,S
p,ua Tree Tar Cordial.


tits the vital principle the Pine Tree, obtained by
its highest medical properties are retained 1t invlgo-
rates the dgestiye organs and rcstoresAhe appetite 1t
etfeaghns the dehisted system; 1t purihes and en-
riches the blood and expc nom the system the corup
tion which scroula breeds on the lungs 1t dissolves
the mucus phegn which stops the air passages Of
the lungs Its heating principle acts upon the irtaed
surface U the lungs aud throat penetrating to each die
oased psrt relieving pain and suhduing infamaton.-
II is the result Of years Of study and experiment. and II
lie offered to the afflicted with positive assurance OF its
power the following diseases If the patient has
not too long delayed resort to the means OF cure
Consumption Of he Lungs Cough, Sore Inrodt and
Brsast, Broachttts Ltger Complaint, Btnd qnd
. RieRta0 Pies, AsLk6ge, HytoqDi1g cough,
DFsAirsa, &C., DC.
. medical expert holding honorable collegiate dlPo-
mas devotes his entire time to the examiEaton OF pa
tients the office parlors. Associated with him are
three consulting physicians of acknowledged eminence
whose services given to the public FREE OF CHARGE
This oppcrtunity Is offered by no other Institution in
the country
Letters from any part of the country asking advice
will be promptly aud gratuitously responded to- Where
oonveaieht, Ienittances shosld take the shape OF
DRAFTS OR PosTtoFFICE ORDERS.
Price Of wshart's American Dyspepsia Pills 81 box
Sent by mail on receipt of price.
Price of Wsharts Pine Tree Tar Cordial 81 80 bot
tle or S11 a dozen. Sent by express.
All communications should be addressed
l.. q. G. WISHART, VI. D.,
3m1041 No &3e North Second st., philadelphia.
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CLEVELAND HERALD.-As the time has ar
rived for looking about for reading matter for
the year, we would call attention to the Herald.
The Herald is one of the very best newspa-
pers in the west. And if, after having sub
scribcd for their home paper, the Telegraph,
any of our readers wish an additional one, we
can most cheerfully recommend the Heraid
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PEoPLE wonder how DICK can sell .6Ue
Quircs of good paper for 80 cts tits explained
thus wise--hc buys cheap, and therefore sells
low, and have profit LEFT, and he seems in
clned to do business that way. We say sue
cess to him.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-01-01

ASTOUNDING REvELATIoSs--Tw scientific publica-
tions in the field against the hair dyes of which lead
is the basis. The New York Medical Gazette" and
The Journal Of Chemistry bitterly denounce them
Yet hair may be safely dyed. Have you Prof.
Chiltons Testimony, founded careful analysis, and
certifying thai Cristadoros Excelsior bye Is not only
first class article for changing the color of the hair lut
absolutely safe. 4w104
Cristadoros Hair Preseryative, dressing like
a charm on The Hair after Dycing Try it,
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Died.

Announcements frees co~msndntory Notices half rate
IN 0eheva Dec. efh infsht son OF Albert aud Ellen
ScymUar; aged months and days
In Springfield Dec. 1gth Dsniei q. Moon.
In Conneaut Dec. 2Si, Mrs Hannah BIodgett. aged
1GyearE 1861. .t-
In shcflid Dec. aOfh, Mary A. Smith. aged II ears
In Plymouth. the ieth ult Phebe, wife OF capt Aa
on riy,agAd - years.
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WE have received communication, which
is accompanied by request that we will cor
rect its photography, as its writer is mot much
of a skoller."
Now we are always grateful for concise,
clearly written discussions, within proper linz
agree to straighten and rectify a too misoella-
neous use of the alphabet For illegible man
uscript, and pencil scrawls, we may also, say,
we have very little respect-perbaps no more
than the writers of them have for us when
they undertake 10 impose them upon us. Be-
sides, we can acknowledge no superior in the
manufacture of the ilIegible, and are able
therefore. to keep the supply of that article, at
all times ahead of the demand
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Mrs S. A. ALLES's HAIR REsToRER AND DRESSING
STYLE recent valuable mprovement-the best to
Gray Hair and promote growth Mrs. S. A. Aliens
ZYLoBALsAMUM, clear, transparent liquid, far prefer
able 10 French pomades, and sold at half the cost
Sold by Druggists eow1y1031
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THE ONLY RELIABLE CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA IN
THE KNOWN WORLD.

DR. wIsHARr's GREAT AMERICAN DYsrErsTA Pills and
PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL are positive and iniallible
care for dyspepsia in its most aggravated form, and
matter Of how long standing. t..h. a
They penetrate the secret abode of this terrible dis
ease and exterminate IL, root and branch forever.
They alleviate more agony and silent suffering than
tongue eau tell. .s.
Tscy are noted for curing the desperate and hope
lese cases when every known fail to afford relief
No form OF dyspepsia or indigestion can resist their
name 10 = A-.
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FARM FOR SALE.

il HE Subscriber offers fof sale his farm of
house orchard and various kind Of ffrt and timber,
lying n the town OF Plymouth, half mile west OF the
steam mill well-watered- house and hr1ns The
price h 81 500 Cash. IL o. MoheAn6;sa
Plymouth Nov IS, 1e60s bhS
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A lady gave as reason for not knowing the
color of her minister's eyes "when he prays
he shuts his own eyes, and when he breaches
he shuts mine"
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One quire of paper and package of enyel-
opes, stamped. All first quality, put up in q
neat box can be had for 80 cts Mt Nj G.. Dicks.
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WEEK OF PRAYER.-Seryices of the Prcsby-
terian and Congregational Churches for the
week of prayer will be as follows:
Union Prayer Meeting every day at 0 ocl'ck
A. NJ, at the Presbyterian Chapel, Pfyer es-
pecially for the topic of the day.
: EUeniRys. Sabbath, JAN q Sermon by Rev.
j. N. McGiffert [work of Holy Spirit] Union
meeting at Congregational Church. n r
Monday, JAN 8, Prayer meeting in each
church.
Tues. Jan. s, Sermon by Rev. e. Anderson,
at the Presby terian church.
Wednesday, Jan. 8, Union prayer-meetipg at
Congregational Church. .f' lba 'l1o tss
Thursday, Jan. Q, Prayer-meeting in each
church. rfIogo YyEiE
Friday, Jan. Z, Sermon by Rev. ]. n, McGif
fert, at the Congregational Church, il
Saturday, Jan. 8, District meetings for each
church as announced on Sunday
Sabbath, Jan. 8, Sermon by Rev. E. Ander-
son, [Christian Charity.] Union meeting at
Presbyterian Church. ry l'F..s
In addition, besides earnest supplication in
the closet and the family on each day, every
member is urged to spend an hour ON Monday,
(the topic of which day is Personal y in spe-
cial private examination and prayer il possi-
BILE the hour preceding the evening meeting
And on Wednesday, (the topic of which is
Domestic and Social y every household is
urged to spend an hour in special family yor-
ship and religious conversation the prayers
to be particularly for the conversion Of tile
family ! the hour, when practicable, to be from
| $50 TO 6:30 p. m. sei ~
]. N. McGTFERT,
f EDw. ANDERSON, IS Pastors.
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THE people Of Jefferson will meet to form
Hook and Ladder Company on the 3D. inst.
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The Confessions of an Invalid.-Published
for the benefit of young and Others who suffer from
Nervous Debility, etc. supplying the means Of self cure
Written by who cured himself and sent free
ceiying postpaid directed envelope. Address,
1Oi3m6 NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Brooklyn, n. Y.
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REV. J. N. SNYDER, of North Eas,on, Mass
will preach at Smiths Hall, on Sunday next,
morning and afternoon---1O1l and o'clock.
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Fools Cap paper for 20, rs and s5 cts. per
quire at Dicks.
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RPrors of Youth.--A Gentleman who suffered
for years from Nervous Debility, Premaure Decay, and
all the egects OF youthful ndiscretiO WILL for the sake
OF suffering humanity. send free to all who need u, the
which he was cured Sufferers wishing TO profit by the
feet confdence JOIN u. OGDEN,
vf010 No 40 Cedar street, New York.
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THE School Report is deferred to next week.
from the necessities of the case
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Da s1sE's cArAKhH REsEpf II 10 Prtent Hedscfns
H1ntuo a5iten 10 70 dupc fhe Ignorant and ereduous
nor II II represented as being oompossd ~ rare and
procious Substances bfneht nom te fyf cofnrrs Of
the earth carried seven times the Great Desert
Of Sahara the backs of fourteen eanels end brought
across the Atlantic Ocean IN two ships" Its smIs
MN, sOo9in5 psasaat Remcdy-a Begrect speoJfe for
Chronic Nasal Catarrh, "Cod IN the Head and kindred
diseases The proprietor, H. V. Pierce, ". d., u Buf
fao, ~ Y. Offers reward Of 500 Tor case Of Caafh
that he cannot For sale by most Druggists every
where Sent by mail, postpaid, for sixty cents Ad.
dress the proprietor % above 2wiOf4
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CLEYELAND mARRE,r.

.ta wEDxEsDGY, DEC 2oih!
FLOUR Market dull and quiet and nomnalIy IN.
changed We qboie as follows;-CitY 1:ade:
White XXX e. J0a7.75
Amber XX..... l!. q 5g1H Is
No R.dX Xxx K...s....4.............:.. .sOIdg2 p
no. hed ..5, 5,tJD6OO
Country bunds;--, ,.s... .-.
Mhte AA,-.... ,tJGI %
lteI ...- 5,S19sO0
Amber Xxx 5.5016 .
Spring xX .SJeJs25
BuCKWHEAT FLOUR-MarRet steady at a. T,0drds.2J
wHEAT-Quet but firm and Ic better; No I rcd A. 49,
No. do nominal at si,oot1,iG "f
COIN There have been no receipts this week, snd
although the demand Is light the market Is firm. Old
No. is held at 9sc. Go No. sat &C. new Il l6mina
ai'S0leSgjc. 70 condition.
OATs-The receipts light and the market a shade
mcr; held at 5O6b1c. f No. State.
| RYE-Dun and nominal held at a range Of g0Qa5c
DA1iLEY-Dull and inactive; held at sOaIOO ss the
nominal Stesss5 ..-,
BUTTER The market is very quiet and lower; choice
Western Reserve roll held al SOa82c common anl me
| dilm grades du At a range Of 24dL2sc.
| CHEESE-NO demand except in a small way for the
local trade; factory held s0lgc; the outside for very
| choice selected; didty I7G1Bc.
EGGs-The demand Is moderate and the market at 80
@3Ic
ket is Unchanged Chickens held at iGi2c Turkeys at
| 1JG17c; Ducks at l5d lGc; Geese 1iftl2c.
| POTATOEs-Noihing doing only in a retail way
| Peach Blows held at 4D1JOc from store
| DRESSED HOGS-The market frmer and holders de.
mand 10UlljEc.
HAY-Moderate request; pressed selling at $1s,OOd
20,0O per ton on the dock.
| TURNIPS-Steady and in firm demand 81 556tGOc per
bashel for Russian and Swedish.
oNioNS-Quiet aud in moderate demand at 5000
3,2j per barrel.
DRIED FRTIT-Applcs steady at 1O611hc for un
pealcd lslG2Oc for pealcd
GREEN APPLES-Thc market is quiet and steady O
| 3.2ja3,15 per barrel.
CIDER-Fair requests at g2Oc per gal on, package
included.
VINEGAR-Pure cider in moderate request AM
steady; held at 20922c per gallon.
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MoRToN's Gold Pens are the best in the
world, M. q. Dick Is agent for them.
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Local Notices.

Local Notices.
"Barrett'' the hero OF Restoratives.
wehAve "Barretrs', On the srain. 50
p "Barett's" softens brash ana wlry hair
''Bare,rs" does not gum thshair
: Halls Vegetable sicIEan Hair Renewer clsans the
scalp Of dandruay and ailAys all unpleasant nt@aons