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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-04-23
DR. WALKERS CELEBRATED


made of Poor Rum, TfAaky, PROOF spsths and Reru,s
Liquors. dOctored spiced and Aweetened please the
taste, called 'fonics, "Appefizers eRestorerss &c
that lead the ppler 10 drunkenness ruin but are
true medicine, made from the native and Herbs
OF California, free IRON az Alcoholic StinEianf They
arc the GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and LIFE CIV
ING PRINCIPLE, perfect tenoYator aud InvigOFator
OF the SYSTEM carrying OF all poisonous matter and
restoring 10 healthy condition. Ne person can take
uuwell. -
eIOO win be given for an incurshle case. proyidsd
the bones destroyed by mineral poifons or other
means and the vital organs wasted beyond the point Of
repair.
For b.HamatOry and Chr0aic RAeamatisna and Cost
Dyspepsia. or IadgestioH, Bi0us Refaiaat and Ier-
steRt feters, Diseases Q TIE blood, Lfrer kidness and
Biddder, these Httters have been most suecessfnl-
such DseseS caused by Gafed Blood which 10 gen-
orally Produced by arrangement of the DgeUe Organs
Cleanse the Initiated Blood whenever You ind It's i'm
PARTIES bursting through the skin IN Pimpes Ernptions
or Sores cleanse IL when you fnd Il obstruefed snd
sluggish In the veins cleanse Il when II l. foul and
your feelings will tell You when. Keep the blood pure
and the health Of the system will follow. -
PIN, TAPE and other WORMS lurking lin the eys-
TEN OF as many thousands eaeciualy destroyed and
removed.
In lhlious Remittent ard Intermittent Feyers the so
biters have equal For null directions read carefully
the circular around each bottle printed In four lAn-
gRages-EDglish, German, French and Spanish.
j. WALKER Proprietor, a2 Commerce ST.. N. Y.
X. H. MCDONALD 4 Co, a
Druggists and General Agents San Francisco and sae
ramento, California, and 30 & 81 Commerce ST.. N. Y.
Ey- soLD BY ALL DRueaIsTs DEALERS. 3mi0on
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-04-23

The following list of the taxable property
in each township and village Of the county for
the year 1860, has been prepared by the Audi
tor, and in submitting ii over his own sigma
ture he makes ibis explanation This list
is prepared for the good of the public, but
m0re especially for the use of the Boards Of
Education and Township Trustees in making
out their estimates for the present yeai, (ls70)
The amount of personal property in each
township will not be exactly the same for 1870
Us II was for 1869. Sope townships will fall
short while Others viii over run The amounts
hero given are in round numbers and sufficient
~ &C. rate for all practical purposcs.
Tac new appralscment OF Real Estate now
being taken will not appear upon the Tax
Duplicate unh. 1871 The following is the
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-04-23

Mayor, and the salary and Jees Of the Clerk OF
the Incorporated Paldgs CJ' Asatt6aa.
rated Village Of Ashtabnh That tho Mayor Of said VI
lage shall be allowed aud paid salary OF hundred
dollars per an mum, payable quarterly.
sEo. g That said salary shall be In addition to the
fees now allowed by law TO the Mayor,
SEC, Be II further ordained That the Clerk OF said
village shall bo allowed and paid ~ foes for recording
all records ordinances and proceedings Of the Council
which ho Is by law required TO record Including Official
bonds the sum OF ten Q0) cents for each hundred
words, payable quarterly. +
SIC T. That said Clerk shall also he allowed aud paic
IN addition TO said fees. salary OF hfty dollars per
mum, payable quarterly. a.f
SEC. o. All ordinances parts OF ordinances incon.
sfstcnt herewith are hereby repealed.
SEC g. This ordinance shall take effect nom and amer
tho nth day of April 1870.
Passed April nth, 1910 r. IL. GILKY, MayoF
Attest, THEO HALL. Clerk lOGDw2
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WINTER GOODS!
Preparatory to taking account Of Stock!

SMITH e GILKEY, have decided to
offer their ENTIRE STOCK at a Great Reduction for
CASH, to accomplish that object.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-04-23

o. f. Forsyth, Esq., who has now been SUI
pcrintending this mine for some two months
past, In a SETTER to the Secretary of the Com-
pany, Says You can recommend the stock
as high as you please, 1t will bear all you can
say with regard TO H." /
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II Ms ISLAND FOR SALE-The
house aud land known a. Ems leland at the aead water
occurred ky the snbscrer hs offered for sale "A Teasona
hle terms, on application ON the premises, to
ELIZA HUMPHREY.
Ashtabula, April 12, 1870. stO59
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NEW TAILOR SHOP.

HARRY KoNTER--Late in the en-
ploy of Messrs PIERCE & HALL,-wouId respectfully
make known to the citizens of Ashtsbel that he has
opened shop for doing all kinds Of
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There are two points allu.led TO- IN 'h's
weeks letter from our Washington coirespon-
dent, that are of particular Interest. These
are first, nm explanation OF the din Gully
between Gen, Howard. and the Rev. L'r
Boynton. and the other is the assertion that
the Income Mxwin certainly, as we under
stand him TO mean, be assessed upon the reye-
nues Of the present year.
We are indebted for some very good music
by string and trombone band, with neat
bone accompaniment, on Tuesday night last, TO
some unknown friends. II music ever has
charms to sooth the savage breast. we always
realize II the more iorcibly when among the
sabarbs Of drsam-land.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-04-23

saying that The value Of the new mine Is set
tied beyond question. Work will commence
on the railway track to the mine as soon as
the snow isail OF. p
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-04-23

v ILLAGE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers for Sale his House. sre and Lot
of about threeOnrths Of an acre of land egby sttuat
ed upon Main street. the corner al sYenore, sRppl
ed with plenty OF good water, Fruit &C. twill be sold
oniavorable and easy terms, :, ,.,.,.. ...r,.,.1..
Ashtabula, February, 10, 1870 5Oti
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NOTICE.-To the patrons Of the I'm
ion School The Superintendent is authorised to buy
second hand hooks from the pupils take them In ex-
change for such books the pupils may need,
reasonable rates. By order Of the Board Of Education
1868 4w GEo. W. DICKINSON Clerk
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Tfsgss sIEEyi aE1:ElE ,jsEg ggg8sMsrIuNa

FOR FAMILY USE-sapie, cheap, teiiabte. KNIrs EVE
RYTnIHG. AGENTS WANTED. Circular and sample
stocking FREE Address HINKLEY KNITTING MA
CHINE CO.. l62 West Fourth ST., Cincinnati, o. 3mb6.
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Local items are scarce. and so we
are tempted to relate the fact of one OF our
foremost citizens who was induced to sub
scribe for religious newspaper, because
Its liberal views on christianity. but who
was equally pleased to drop 1t. because it
was SO illiberal in it, politics He would
have been better pleased ~ doubt If its
position had been reversed.
Mrs. Tinker who keeps boarding
house on Main Street. surprised her board
ers by serving to them salmon dinner,
yesterday.
DoN'r SUFFER- your hair 10 fall off when
ative will check it. Splendidly periumsd
and a clear as crystal. All wide awake
druggists sell it. See advertisement.
-Dnring the Summer the religions
services in the Unitarian Church will he
held in the forenoon at Ia - o'clock and
the SUNDAY School will meet at in the
afternoon. The change will bee made on
the iir,t Sunday Of June.
-Gro. W. Hale Esq. landlord of the
Ellsworth House. served up; hi~ guests
on Tuesday. a fine salmon. with all the
fixtures the first in our market for the
season. George" i, on the lookout for
all the nice things going. to please hi
guests
We are indebted TO Hon. John Lynch
for a copy Of the Report by the select Com
mittcc on the Causes Of the Reduction ~
American Tonnage"
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Wells CarbOlic Tablets,

After much study and scientific III estigatlon as
TO the remcdical qualities OF CARBoLIC AcID, DR.
Wells has discovered by proper combine alton with
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all pulmonary diseases. THESE TABLETS are a
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TORY ORGANS, SORE THROAT. COLD. GROUP
DiPlHERlA, AsTHMA,CaTA or HOARsE-
MSS also successful remedy for Kidney dlfii-
cuIties. Price % cents per box. Sent by mail up
on receipt of price, by JOHN Q. KELLOGG, y
Cilf St.. New York. sole Agent for the United
States. sWIt
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AGENTS-CANvASsING BOOKS SENT FREE 70,
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The most remarkable book ever published he
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coPARTMERsnlp NOTICE..

The firm OF Clark, DAVIS l. Co is dissolved this
day by mutual consent. by the retirement Of Mr.
Horace DAVIS. The affairs Of the late firm will be
settled by the firm of Clark 4 Davis, below named
VINO alone are authorized to sign in liquidation.
HORACE DAVIS.
LAFAYETTE DAVIS.
A. W. CLARK.
Ellsworth, April 18th, 1870.
The undersigned will continue the business of
the late firm Of Clark. DAVIS 10, at the old stand
under the firm name Of Clark q Davis.
LAFAYETTE DAVIS.
AUGUSTUS W. CLARK.
Ellsworth, April 27th, 1870. swls
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MARINE LIST.


PORT OF ELLSWORTH
ARRIVED.
May 18Th.
senator. Bonzcy Boston.
Jane. Tlden. Davis. Providence.
Earl .Fui ger>on. Belfast
SAILED.
Amazon Warren, Cane Ann.
Emily, Whitaker. Boston.
Minneoia. Whitaker, Boston.
Lucella, Hodgkins. Boston
ARRIVED.
Monday. May 18th.
schr. Frank Pierce. Grant. Portland.
Oironio, Howard. Boston.
Edward. Mliken. Boston.
Elizabeth. Murch. Lynn.
Telegraph. Woodari Portland
SAILED.
Delaware. Fullerton. Bosto
Belle Young.
SAILED.
sch samuel Lewis. Moon, Boston.
Heroine Bunker Rockland.
J VI keneiy. smith Boston.
Charles Upton new, Bellatty, Boston
May sIst
Catherine. Allen, Boston.
Doris. saddler.
senator Bonzy Boston
Frank Pierce Portland
Lsvolta. Whitmore. Calais.
Far reaier. Remick, boston
Y. Harvv. 30 ydsn. rhomsston.
Ro>ens Brown Boston.
Castilian, jordan.
astoria, saddler, Boston.
ARRIVED.
May ed
Carresa. J oyce. Portland.
Danges. Treworgy. Portland
SAILED.
Nav sd
James Tilden n. Y.
ARRIVED.
Vandalia " ellis Davenport.
signal Thurber Salem
William Whitaker Salem
Rattan. Bonzey. Boston
Fair Wind smith. Boston
SAILED.
Agricola Fullerton Boston
" Dolphin. Davis, Boston.
Telegraph. Woodard. Portland.
Georgia, Alley, Bostoi
- George Henry. Bo-tsr.
Panama, Hodgkins. New York
0May 2;th
Arrived ed at Bucksport Ship Hope Use
from Liverpool Al days with salt TO ANDRE sc
White.
PORT OF BASS HARBoa
ARRiAED.
Gay IL.
Br. schr. Acclaim. Abbey, Bristol for Calais.
SAILED.
May Is.
Br sehr Ada. White, st. John for Bangor.
Banner, Rich, Calais for Beyey.
Julia Maria, Dix, for Lynn.
tietsey Eliza, Abbey. for Rockland.
Essex, Rowmcr, Tor Ellsworth.
NOTICE TO MARINERS
Notice il hereby given Of new BOWS recently
placed mark the approach TO Penobscot Raw
Maine, from tn Southwark:
BASrAM-Red and Black Spar BOWS 800 feet
south OF the ledge. which is bare at nalf-tide :
deep water all AROUND il. Vessels bound up he
IA v NAV leave il either hand Bearings a fol-
lows House on Green Island y. by W. miles
Matinicus Light, :. T.. by T.. 9 miles.
FOSTERS LEDGE.-Red and Black Spar Bouy,
800 feet south of the Ledge which has feet on 1t
at low water and is about miles y T. fran Ban
tam. Deep water all around IT. Bearings as fol-
lows-Hurrlcane Head, \. 4. 4. miles; Green
Islands, n. W.
HARBoR LEDGE-Red and Black Spar Bony
| South of the ledge which mas feet at low water
| II lies at the mouth OF Martncus Harbor aud can
be lett on eitbsr hand entering the harbor Bear.
ings as followr.-Wheaton's island 5. W. W.
mile; Twobush Island y. by W., mile.
BY order OF the Lighthouse board.
j. B. HULL.
L. H. Inspector. LIST. District.
Portland, Nay =, ls7o,
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a WORK descriptive of the MYSTERIES NlR.
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u contains 100 line engrayings OF noted Places
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" III PIL~BtRl
NATHAN WHITE.
a.


To the honorable Judge of Probate tor the Coun-
~ at Hancock;
The undcr~gusi. Administrairix upon the e.
tate OF ceo. u. 10y, late Of Ellsworth. in said
County, deceased. that ssid deccase died pos
-cs sod Of a home stead lot aud buildings there .
situated on Peasant street IN slii Ellsworth hat
Il T. inronvcnicnt for the same To BE- occupied by
the family of said deceased and that IL would he
uupfoductive II otherwise occupied. That Your
petitioner has r. ccivcd advantageous o~er
therefor from Charlie, Ioy of EilzRo Tth. Maine,
and that IL would be for the interest Of ali CON
ccruvd hat said offer b. accepted, and the PRO.
rec- ~ the ale scored interest. She therefore
rras- that she nay he empowered to scil the sald
estate AT private sale.
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A Book for Every Woman

Entitl ed SEXUAL HISTOLOGY OF WOMAN
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These are, beyond all comparison, the most ex.
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In Blurhill. MAY ilth. OF con- sumption,
George iinckley. Youngest son ~ Obel
and Louisa lllncAlcy. aged - years.
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FOR SAlE.

One nsw Buggy, one second hand Concord Wag-
on, all in coed repair; one second hand riding
harness. Inquire OF the subscribers
EllsWasth, Nay1a, Ia7e.
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Eesal lotiees
Commissioners Notice.

WE the subscribers. having been appointed by
the Hon Parker Tuck. Judge of Probate for the
County of . ancock. to receive and examine the
claims Of creditors to the estate of Benjamin
Atwood late Of Bncksport, deceased. repres ented
insslvent, 30 hereby give notice that six months
are allowed to said creditors to bring in and prove
their claims. aud that we shall attend thai ser.
vice at the Custom House in Burksport, on Wed
ne-day July 18th. and october 10th at ten O'Clock
4 NJ.
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Chr Gllswortb american.
THrRSDAY MAY 26th. 1870.

NEW ADTER TISENEN7'S.
Legal Notices.
Wool Cardir g-Isaac Somes.
Special Notice.. NJ. Hale.
NONRESIDENT Taxes.
Dental Notice-Dr. II. 6reeN'
Liverpool Salt Aaoat-Ambrose White,
Notire-Robert simpson.
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BUSINESS NOTICES
The Value of Pure Wine in Sickness

Few people are aware Of the hrncii, % " ne
in sickness. cou>-qu nIly we pa hl-h The ioi-
lowing extract from Iioopers Medical Dirtion-
AIRY.
The chief difficulty with reliable wines ha>
been their scarcity and cNhorbitant price. hui
this Ia, been remos ed hy the introduction 4 ,
pure native wine. extensively euiiiN tt
Mr.. A. >perr. Of New Jersey. We ulneI~taL4
he has submitted hi " ine To the test OF matv
Of our celebrated physicians. and all concur %
H., purity. medicinal properties. and superior
~ 70 the b->t port wine. Mo-i Of ;h.in. L.
signify their Just appreciation Of IL >aiur4r,
effects. prescribe Il IN ct-e- ~ debility. alirc-
ions OF the kidnev>. and chronic complaint,
rrquirin. tonic. sudnrfc or duretic treat.
meni.
Druggists >ell r. ErdmiHer.
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Htirs I'egefa5le .>ic1ida HaH Rcattr> .
the only reliable prcpar ttipn for r. Storm. sra,
hair TO ii. original color.
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Sheriff S Sale

Sherltfs Sale
Hi>CObS, -. May 1th, $50.
have taken on Execution to satisfy the sam. all
the right IN equity, that Joseph :. Nichols has or
had AZ the time of the attachment upon the Origi
nal Mui, To redeem from a mortgage a certlln
parcel OF land IN Ellsworth in said county, VIZ
Beginning; the .oAd leading from Ellsworth
Ia oriand. the line of the nifty lot aijoin
ing the lot cut by james Peters in the fAI. OF
ISL, for Aulazlah L. Treworgy, which lot al that
time in occupation by William Dollard, a nd sInce
artgased TO Charles Jarvis Esq, deed recorded
III Hancock Registry Vol. 80, Page so, thence run
ming south SO IL degrees East, according TO the
running OF said Peters. two undred rod- TO the
back line the ROAD lots, thence North ~ degrees
west, 10 the line OF the lot Of one lhund red and
tsenty- five acyes then run by said Peters, tthe
corner markell on a spruce tree,) thence North
81 IL degrees west, two hundred Tois TO the Buc
port road to birch tree marked the ;. " q.
corner, thence by the road to tte place OF begin.
ming. containing seventy-hve acres.
SAID lot l. under mortgage To samuel Merrill,
dated Nov. l-t, 1853, ami recorded in the Hancock
Registry, Vol ". Page SB.
And shall sell said right so seized, at public
auction, a the Office oi Arno NIswell Esquire ia
Ellsworth, Saturday June 2jth next at ten
O'Clock IN The forenoon.
3wsl 4. Il. sPCELING, sheriff.
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For Sale

FARM FOR SALE.
Or exchange, for a pleasant situation in some
village. said iarm contains about - acres of land
all fenced well with cedar has a small orchard
two wells OF water, story and half hous good
ban %, blacksmith shop, wood and carriage house
with other outbuiIdIngs. Eight hundred dollars
has been expended within few years IN ieacing
the Land and ia repairing the buildings. IL is To-
Gated in peasant part OF the county and il
known as the PhIneas Osgood homestead. Terms
easy. Apply to
NEWELL OsGDOD.
North Bluehill. May $50. 1877
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MANHOOD AND WOMAAHOOD.
PUBLISHED BY THE
PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
No 4 Rulfinch Street Rnstnn

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THE SCIENCE OF LIFE, or sELF-PRESERvA
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There arc several kinds of worm, which
trouble horses: the pin-worm>. points ~ both
ends are the most common ami most danger
ou~. Sheridan, Coc.ify Condition POsri -
VIII in = icw diy, ,Jrct the worms. and the
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4 True Bai>am. -DR. NISTAK'S RAI~AH oil
Wild Cherry j. truly bal.am. /: contains the
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ingredients are All bal-amic Coughs. Cold.
sore Throat. Bronchitis. anu Consumption
speedily disappear under Il ba,amir inilu-
Cuce
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Brown S Bronchial Troches

viii tue-i invariably give instant rehei. -
Ernnchlii- Asthma. tafafrh, tonsumptNc anil
Throat Disease. il"v have soothing cHr- Fl.
singer and Puhitr speaker u~c Them g. clear
ami strengthen thr voice
owing Is the good reputation and popularity 81
the rrochrs many Worlhc-- and cheap Unit top
are offered which are good for nothing he -ut"
to obtain the trEe
BROHN>' BRONCHIAL TEbt HES.
~otu EyFEl hHEt.
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ELI>ABETnw Joy.

Term 4. -. ls70.
Upon the foregoing petition. oriered.-1hat the
said petitioner give public notice ~ all person
interested, hy causing copy 80 The petition. aud
this order thereon to be- published three weeks
-uccy-,ivrly IN the Eli.wn. IN Am rican. new
paper published IN Ell>w .r-h ~ said County. tnai
ihcy mas appear al 4 Court Of Probate for .Ail
,4yty 10 be held At Ellsworth on the 81 Wcdnc~-
day OF June next. a ten OF the clock u the fore
noon to -hsw cause. Il any they have why the
PRAYER of said pciitloner should not be granted
PARKER II-Ik Iuigc