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SELF-PRESERVATION IS THE FIRST LAW OF NATURE Every one -who requires the use 01 meoicines snould exercise great care in purchasing none but Pure, Fresh and First-Class articles, and none but competent Drug gists should be allowed to fill prescriptions. We feel justified in saying that we can give the people of Ash tabula the benefit of all these. "We have none but new and reliable goods, and a man thoroughly competent to handle and compound them. Should you have Prescriptions and Eecipes of any kind you wish filled, we cordially ask you to give us a trial. We guarantee satisfaction in every case. We keep a full line of Drugs, Dye Stuffs, Toilet Ar ticles, and Druggist Sundries, also a fine assortment of Stationery, including all he latest styles and qualities, as well s s common grades. Should you wish anything in our line not in stock, re will procure the same on short notice and at rea- A. R. THURBER & CO., Ashtabula House Block. PROCLAMATION! B. WEBB & SOflf Will open np their entire Stock of For GO Days at Cost! . Commencing January 1st, for n a qttU Tern n a rtt mxi.T ! We bike this method to reduce our Now is the time to Save Honey by putting the Profits in voor own pocxei. We Mean Business and no Humbug We do not expect to bring in new goods at the same rate. First come first served. Let us make lively times the dull part of the season. B.WEBB. & SON. "Parser's bam, -Waits. J jj " la the Beet and cleanest prepa ration aver made for Bestaring Gray Hair to its original color, Xt is entirely harmless, and frea from the cheap and impure ingredient that render many other preparations injurious. It is exquisitely perftnaed, and so perfectly and elegantly prepared as to make it a toilet luxury, indispensable to those who hv onos used it- It remorea Can. draff and stops the Bail felling. , It renders the Hair rigorous and beautiful It preterm its loxorianoe when abundant, and restores its Color and Lift when Gray, harsh and decaying, ' Bold by Druggists and Dealers generally. SPECIAL . SALE We offer for sale a large stock of Finely Finished Carriages at Grirocttly IFLecixxceci Prices, for the next Sixty Days. Our stock cousists of PR2ET0KS, COAL BOXES, YACHTS, . PIAXQ-BOX BTJGGIES, EXPRESS WAGONS, TRACK SLLBJES, 4c. &ur-U0rk-is Fully Warranted as we use the nothing but the First-Class Special, attention given ana Trimming. Factory and Wareroom in Phosnix Block, North Main Street. ASHTABULA, Jan. 1st, 1877. BEMOVAL OF "WHOLESALE JEWELBY HOUSE. Oar large and Increasing business demands more room, and we wil 1, after April 1st, 1RTT, occupy 2d and 8d floors of Hrrallum Balidlag." 77 Fifth A venue (nearly oppo site our present location), and will offer to the trade ore of the largest and best Blocks of ISeVronsuun'g1 WATCHES, DIAMONDS, CLOCKS, BRONZES, Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware, &c. cicBftfv.ted. 3ml417 . G. B..BAEEETT, & CO.,77 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa, Stock to make room for new goods. Best Material and employ none but Workmen. to Kepairing,-Painting 1410 .02 r I o o O! Of . i D o 0 U 0 c O 0 -0 0. o 4 t3 I o 5 go eQ O H rH 3 9 9 rH O !mTif '5 NOTION S. Millinry, Wall Papers WIMX)W GLASS, BABT CAKBIAGES. BIRD Booli3, Stationery, Newspaper, Mspssines, Pictures, Picturs . iraae. , LEAKDKB LYON. CoBBeaot, O. 1 ' i P3 J3 OS hsbbb 8 O CO WALLACE'S National Worm LOZEHOBS, WAIJ.iCI s National Livsb and Sick-Hiadachi Pills, Wallace's Natiokai. Hobsi avs Cattls Pow ders. Are the BEST In the market. Enquire for them at your Dearest drug store, and if they do no good go back and get your money. If Dot to be obtained at your nearest drag store, they will be sent poet-paid on receipt of price 2t cents per box, S boxes 1 by WALLACE A POSTLEWAIT, 8Btl8M Manufacturers, Oolumbn Grove, O. WILLI AW SMITH, IMPOETEB OF ' SCOTCH GRANITE MONUMENTS, And every description of Polished and Cut Work In red, blue or white granite. ' Manufacturer of ' American Granite, Marble & Stone Work. A 11 W M UV. n 1 a. aii wmn. iiuibucu iu hid utoi manner, or flc and works near L. 8. 4 M, s. Depot, and Wm, Hnmphrey'B store. ik2 RUSSELL & SOIST, V an ufacturers and Dealers in DRAIN TILE! BRICK Asif TABL'liAt OHIO. PRICE LIST FOB TILE. iyi inch per l.flno t00 2 " ' l.ooo 10 (Hi i " " :,Oi0 I8(m LlA u " 1,0110 14 00 8 " l.Ollrt 17 0i) 4 f " 1,000 2B00 6 1.0U0 800 " 1,000 400 llA " " l.OKi wlth'Collars 15 00 2'A " " l.O " " 8000 WW have a special rste on freight to most an localities. Ail araers over oo a ilo eral disoouDt. 8m 1 402 BEO C?Ort per day at home. Sample 0 H UAU worth 81, fre. Btimson A Co Fortland, Maine. lylia. oCALEn m J Drugs A Medlolnes, f Family Groceries I Bosp, Brushes I Fancy Toilet Artlclesl ASHTASCXA. Q. VULCAN IRON WORKS naniiassCtiLrcra of PORTABLE, STATIOSABT MAK1NK ENGINES! SHAFTING, PULLETS, HANGERS, &c Gas Pipe & Fittings ob hand and got to order J Also en ids a KALLBABLB IEOS ffTKA If FIT BRASS XLNG8, Engine, Boilef anil Hill Gearing, and J Castings jef Every Description We would'eall attention to onr Sew Style of FARM EN(JTSE and BOILER for Tareshine and Wood-bajring, and for general arm work etc. We also manufacture UPRIGHT & CIRCULAR SAW MILLS to order. Also, Cider Kills, Cheese and Jack dcrews on hand and siade to order. Brass and Iron Castings nad to order. Those wishing anything in onr line, would do veil to call and see us before purchasing elsewhere Ollce and works corner Bathan and Camp sts., Ashtabula, O. r BE0THKHi U5g . Proprietors. RIDDELL'S STORE! you can save mosey by purchasng Teas, Coffees, Sugars, SPICES, SOAPS, TOBACCOS, CIGARS SXUTP, POWDER, SHOT, PORK, and everything in the LARD OIL, FISH Grocery and Provision line and also. Gents' Underwear. Scarfs, and Hosiery, and Lidie3' Pelt Skirts, Nutias, 8CARF8, HOSIERY. GLOVES AND NOTIONS. tf-Pleait call and examine goods and price: Remember the place. A. H. TYLER'S BRICK BLOCK, OPPOSITE THE POST I'riU K, nicici ell's Store. Hlghest;Cai.h Price paid for Produce. im H. RIDDELL. Somethlna; Every Poultry Kaiser Needs. Gowdev A- Co'8 infallible cure and preven tlon of cholera in poultry, and eapes In young chickens. Try a bottle, price 75 eents. Sent to any aaarees. uoeraioiscouni loineiraae. A tren to wanted. Depot 1303 Filbert street. rniiaaeipma. lyi.m houses to bent: Inquire of J. B. CROSBY. Ashtabula, Dec 28, 1876. 1408tf Among the many remedies which hare beea Drought to the notice of the Pablic, no one h:i attracted so much attention from the wonder ful cures it has performed as LAW'SOS'S Ct kA TIYICItwas discovered by a celebrated chemist OT New England while at work in h is laboratory andnsed by himself and friends and among the afflicted poor of his neighborhood for many years before it was put op for sale. It has stood the test of years with a constantly growing reputa tion until it has become a household necessity. 'W hererer i t is once used in a family that family will never be without it. Trom a knowledge of its effects it is recom mended by eminent poysicians.and by our lead- LAVSON'S teg citizens, (we refer to our pamphlet which accompanies each bottle and to be had of all druggists), who cheerfully attest to its virtues. When this Remedy is applied according to di rections, the proprietors do notbesitate to war rant perfect satisfaction. It allays Pain and InflanasMtlOB from whatever eause. For KeursUffUtandfiifceuiMUasii it has been subjeeted to the severest tests where medical skill and seienoe has utterly failed, and always been successful For Lame Hack, or Side and Pleurisy a few applications has always worked a complete enre. EryiptUta,Tie Deraloamx and Spl suU JDiaesuca in the most aggravated forms have been cured in a short time. In cases of Aerveu or Sick Hestdaclieand Tootb aefca the relief is often almost instantaneous. CURATIVE. Bnras, Scalda. Wounds, Cnta and Burin, Bcaiaa. Wounds, Cnta and Uralses) are healed with wonderful rapidity by frequent applications of the CtBATiTf. For leu or Stiff Joints and Chilblain, no remedy was ever fonnd which would so speedi ly cure by a simple outward application. For Syspepaia or Acidity of the stouaact, etc., it is taken internally, with a certainty o: relief, " We ask all who are afflicted with the com plaints above mentioned to give the I'LKA in K a fair trial, following the directions faithfully and perseveringly, for we do know that it cures With singular suooess. - PRICE ONE DOLLAR. Prepared by tha Lavsos. Chemical Cemprr? CLETEJLAlND, OHIO. BOLD B"V WT.Ti IDHTJC3-r-----A. R. THPRBERACo., Agt's, Ashtabula, O Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, Tor Diseases of the Throat and Lurucs, uoh aa Coughs, Colds, Whooping. Ooush, Bronobjtis, Atima, and Consumption. Among the great discoveries of modern science, few are of more real value to mankind than this ef fectual remedy for all diseases of the Throat and Lungs. A vast trial of its virtues, throughout this and . other countries, has shown that it does surely and effectually oontroj them. The testimony of our best citi zens, of all classes, establishes the fact, that Chebhv Pectoral will and does relieve and cure tlie afflicting disorders of tha Throat and Lungs beyond any other medicine. The most dangerous affections of the Pulmonary Organs yield to its poweri and cases of Consumption, cured by this preparation, are publicly known, so remarkable as hardly to be believed, were they not proven beyond "dispute. As a remedy, L to,?eluah. on which the public may rely for full protection. By curing Coughs, tha taT,"1.1. ? """ of wfl-ering not to be computed. It challenges trial, and con vinces the most sceptical. Evr fi!i,ii -.u keep it on hand a. .Vtes11 and nuperceived attack of Pu?monir7 AffcX Uons, which are easily met at fir.t,ISt whkh become incurable, and too often fatal if SeT lected. Tender lungs need this defence', and It is unwise to be without it As a safeguard to Children, amid the distressing diseases which beset the Throat and Chest of oEUdbood, Cherry Pectoral is Invaluable: for, by its timely use, multitudes are rescued from premature graves, and saved to ths love and affection centred on them. It acts speedily and surely against ordi nary colds, securing sound and health-restoring sleep. No one will suffer troublesome Influ enia and painful Bronchitis, when they know how easily they can be cured. Originally the product of long, laborious, and successful chemical investigation, no cost or toil " 'P??1 m,mking every bottle In the utmost possible perfection. It may be confidently relied upon as possessing all the virtues it has ever exhibited, and capable of produoing cures as memorable as ths greatest It has ever effected. FUFaAXS BY Dr, J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass., Practical and 'Aselytleal Chemist. OLD ar ALU DSUOailTt IVtHTWKEIl, Silver Coin. AdV.ces from Washington City gay that the total amount of subsid iary silver coin issued thus far ex ceeds twenty-five millions of dollars, the limit fixed by law beiug fifty millions. This latter was thought at the time it was fixed to be exces sive. But it is now positively known to scientists and financiers that at po time has the Republic ever had any where near au adequate supply of small currency of any kind, either in paper or coin. In the British isles the total amount ot silver in circulation is about one hundred and sixty millions of dollars. Those who give a lower figure do so by omit ting Ireland. In Germany the same amouut has always been required, and the Bank of France now has that amount of silver in preparation for resumption. These are highly civilized, densely populated coun tries, but of smaller extent compared with ours, and therefore able to ecouomize in circulation. In our own case we- never had nominally more than forty-six millions of dol lars of small notes iu use, and it is now known that of that amount fully eixteen millions was destroyed and not available. Yet the curren cy was supposed to be inflated. Now it is more than probable that the whole fifty millions of silver will be coined and issued without in any way proving an excessive supply. The President and Director of the Mint both recommend a large in crease of the amount, and it is even likely that the limit fixed will be one hundred millions. The silver measures of the Government have been so decidedly popular and suc cessful, that the lower house of Con gress has passed, by the overwhelm ing majority of one hundred and sixty-seven, a bill to repeal the de monetization act. This restores the old silver dollar which was by law a legal tender to the amount" of ten dollars, and should the bill become a law, as is now probable, the coin age of the silver dollars will be re sumed. The main trouble is that silver, instead of being superabund ant, is really scarce, the Director of tbe Mint saying that there is not in the country, except in coins, plate, and in the arts, more than the value of three minions of dollars. Crime in New York, The city is full of it. Men are killing won.en women are killing men, ana cashiers are getting away with the balances. Tbe gamblers are getting their harvests in, and, in short, the ten commandments are having a hard time of it, A curious case came to the surface yesterday. The confidential man in a Wall street banking bouse was suspected by the president of using money that bel uged to the bank. , the tresi dent, to assure himself, put a detect ive on his track; and it was made a certain thing that he was living a long way ahead of his salary, and that he could not carry Ins expenses without stealing at least ten thou sand a year. The president took took him into his private oflice and without a great deal of gravity in formed the cashier that all his out going and incomings were kuowu that he spent his nights at a certain house up town that he paid the rent of tbe house, and the expenses of the lady who lived in it; and that He didn't go any further for the clerk interrupted him. " You are mistaken sir. I do spend a great deal of my time in that house, and it costs a great deal of money, but 1 do not pay it. In my situation I cannot afford to." " Who does support her ? " was the question. " You do," was the reply. " Mrs. in the next house, the lady you keep, happens to be a sister of the lady who is fond of me. The two women have always been partners, and knowing that I was a mere sub ordinate, Mrs. , your woman, makes you pay enough to keep both houses going. I am stealing some thing, but I am not so imprudent as to squander it. I am laying up pro vision for old age, sir." The bank president, who belonged to one of the most aristocratic churches up town, blustered for a moment but his clerk kept very cool. "I have . thought, sometimes," said the merciless young man,"that it was my duty to the stockholders to have an investigation made of your accounts, but I thought better of it." What else transpired will never be known. Ouly this, the young man was promoted immediately, his salary was raised, and, retrenchment being a proper thing in these times, the two ladies moved into one house, saving the expense of keeping up two establishments, and besides it is convenient for the two principal men iu the concern to meet there to discuss the affairs of the bank. When it finally smashes, two of its officers will be well provided for. From the Detroit Free Press. How to Control a Boy. A woman with a long chin and other marks of personal beauty, call ed at the Central Station at an early hour and introduced herself to Bijah as a widow, and the mother of a twelve-year-old boy whom she could not control. , "Can't control him, eh?" mused the old man.as he scratched his head. "What is the worst feature?" "Well,I can't keep him in nights," she replied. "Cau't, eh? And you want to know what I would do if he was mv boy?" . - "Yes." "Well, I'll tell you, madam. I:i the first place I'd order a car-load of railroad iron. When I got it I'd lay the boy on the fioor on his back and then I'd pile the bars this way and that way, and across and up and down till I had four tons holding him down, and then I'd sit down on top the heap and ask him if he felt like whooping around? "But isn't railroad iron quite ex pensive?" Bhe cautiously inquired. "Well, it is a good deal cheaper than it was, madam; but if you can t afford to try that plan, why don't jrou get an augur about tour leet ong and bore it through your boy, and into the buck door?" "It might kill him, Mr. Joy" "Very likel v: but isn't it better for you to kill bira now than for hi,m to wander out west in his middle age ami be choked to death with a cheap roie'i"' "Then you would Kill him now, would you?" "I would." "I don't see how I can, and yet it may be the best way," she said, and the tears fell so fast that she drop ped her veil and went out. Among the applicants for posi tions on the Boston police force, re cently, was a man who three years ago paid taxes on $40,000 of the city real e-t-ite, but now needs the posi tion to support his family. The Sun Jumps a Day. Chatham Island, lying off th const of New Zealand, in the South Pacific Ocean, is peculiarly situated, a-sit in one of the habitable points of the globe where the day of the week changes. It is just in the line of demarkation between dates. There high 12 or noon ceases, and instant ly Monday meridian begins. Sun day conies into a man's house on the east side, and becomes Momlay by the time it passes out the western door. A man sits down to his noon day dinner on Sunday, and it is Monday noon before he finishes it. There Saturday is Sunday, and Sun day is Monday, and Monday be comes snddenly transferred into Tuesday. It is a good place for peo ple who have lost much time, for by taking an early 6tart they can al ways get a day ahead on Chatham Island. It took philosophers and geographers a long-time to settle the puzzle of where Sunday noon ceased and Monday noon began, with a man traveling West 15 de grees an hour, or with the sun. It is to be hoped that the next English Arctic expedition will settle the other mooted question: "Where will one stop who travels northwest contiuually?" A Powerful Magnet. Professor Smith was lecturing in Ossipee on Natural Philosophy, and in the course of his experiments, he introduced one of Carrington's most powerful magnets with which he at tracted a block of iron a distance of two feet. "Can any one of you conceive of a greater attractive power?" the lecturer then demanded. "I ken," answered a voice from the audience. "Not a natural, terrestial object, I opine." "Yaas!" The professor challenged the man who had spoken to name the thing. . Then up rose old Seth Wimlet. He was a genious in his way and original at that. Said he: "I ken give ye the facts, 'Squire, an' y n ken judge for yourself. When I were a young man, thar were a little piece of natural mag net done up in kaliker and dimity, as was called Betsy Jane. She could draw me fourteen miles every Sunday, feakes alive! it wor just as natural as slidin' down hill. There warn't no resistin' her. That ere magnet o' yourn is pooty good but 'taint a circumstance to the one that drawed me. No sir." The audience sympathized with Seth as was manifested in their up roarious applause. He left her and stepped out to see a friend between ihe acts of the . play. "Why, Edward," said she, when, he returned, "there, are tears in your yes. "Yes, pet," re plied he, poleranly; I suppose there are I saw such a sad sight when I was out." "You did! what was it?" inquired she. "Such a sad sight," continued he keeping his face away t!iat she might not smell his breath "I discovered a young man whom I have knowu for years drink ing whisky." "You did?" "Yes, standing right in plain sight before me, partaking deeply and carelessly of the dreadful intoxicating glass." There wag a little pause, when the young lady suddenly said: "Edward was he standing right in front of you?" "Yes pet," was the reply. There was another pause, when the young lady asked again: "Edward, don't most of the fashionable saloon counters have great nice mirrors right on the walls behind them?" Edward flushed a little, and looked quizzical as he replied that he "be lieved" did. Chicago Evening Journal. Proportionate Properties of Food. 100 parts Water Muscle Heat fl of each. etc. making, makin Apples S4.0 5.0 10.0 Barley 14.0 15.0 S8.8 Beans 14.8 24.0 57.7 Beet 50.O 15.0 80.0 Buckwheat 14.2 8.6 T3.4 Butter all. Cabbage 8ft 0 4.0 5.0 Cheese 10.0 65.0 19.0 Chicken; 46.0 18.0 52.0 Corn 14.0 12.0 73.0 Cucumbers 97.0 1.5 1.0 F.ggs, white of.... 53.0 17.0 none. Eftgs, yolk of. 79 0 15.0 S7.0 Lamb 50.5 11.0 35.0 Milk, cows. 86.0 6 0 8.0 Mutton 44.0 12.5 40.0 Oats :.. 1S.6 17.0 66.4 Peas 14.0 23.4 80.0 Potatoes 75. 1.4 22.5 Pork 38.5 10 0 50.0 Rice 13 5 6.5 795 Turnips 94.4 1.1 4.0 Veal 68.5 10.1 16.5 Wheat 14.0 14.6 69.4 List of Patents. Issued to Inventors of Ohio, for the week ending Feb, 28th, 1877, pnd dated Feb. 13th, 1877. Furnished this paper by Cox A Cox, So licitors of Patents, Washington. D. C H. Greer, Re-rolling and Reducing Old Rails, Harman ; E. Caylor, Ironing Table, West Elkton, Q. Clough, Flue Cleaner, Cleveland ; H. McClain, Mitre-Box, Avon ; J. Kuch, Plow, Eaton; A. Springer, Treat ing Fat, Cincinnati; J. Williston, Ad dressing Machine, Marion; S. Barrett, Brooms and Brushes, Cincinnati; R. Car penter, Car-Starter, Tippecanoe; O. Fish er, Harrow, Basil ; A. Hogen, Stove-Pipe Elbow, Cleveland; S. Mather, Fira Kin dler, Cleveland; N. Wilmington, Car Wheel Chill, Toledo. Dr. King's New Discovery. For the speedy core of consumption and all diseases that lead to it, such as stub born coughs, neglected colds, bronchitis, asthma, pain in the side and chest, dry, backing cough, tickling in the throat, Hoarseness, sore throat aud all chronic or lingering diseases of the throat and lungs, Dr. King's New Discovery has no equal, and has established for itself a world wide reputation. ' A great many of our leading physicians recommend and use it in their practice. The formula from which it is prepared is highly recommended by all medical journals. The clergy and the press have complimented it in the most glowing terms. Go to your druggist and get a trial bottle free of cost, or a regular size for If 1. For sale by A. R. Thurber & Co. GARDEN SEEDS. New Varieties of Flower and Vege ta bles. . Don't write to your member of Congress, who Is flooded with application for seeds, but obtain the same varieties and all the new ones, by ordering from the undersigned. Be side my own specialties. I am prepared to furnish any kind ofeed from any catalogue, Bt a discount often per cent, from list prices. For the convenience of those who want au assortment I have prepared two collec tions. Hoi consists of 13 varieties of choioest t lower Seeds a complete Bower garden price $1. No. i comprises a complete collec tion of Vegetable Seeds for a small family Burden, price SI. 50. Packaxesof the two sets combined for 82. Bent post paid to any ad dress on receipt of price. The Meeds In these collections would cost double the money. made up In separate orders or purcnasoa oi any dialer. H D. SMITH. 3mI415 734 13th Bt WaxlilnKton, D. C. PATENTS Rpcured for me clmni.ul devices, traie-markts. de- KiirnH, Hnd compound. I ahcls rtist'rtl. In- rrintremunri, reiswu ana inurTerence will receive prompt ntttMitlon. TTir nA'iu i . 1 should ncnd us a i xi-i x vt.. ',tlu.lr invention nml we will (five our opinion to Itx psti nla blllty free of rhnrrje. Fees moderate and NU I'llAltUt U?iTlL 1'AltM IS M l)lll. We will. UDon contingent fee. prosecute cases that have been rejected by the latum Of- nre. We have clients In every State in the Un ion, and Invite Inuulrv thorough your con gressman as to our standing before the Pat ent "mee. Send for circular for further Information, t srme and references. Established In lseo. EDSON JillOS., Solicitors of U. S. and Foreign PATENTS, 8ml418 7U.O Ht., N, W. Washington, D. O. Dr. King's New Discovery. LEGAL. Administrator Sotice. "VOTICE is hereby given that the and qualified as Administrator with the will annexed, on the estnl' of Thomas Mcnliain, deceased, late of Sayb'O k, Ashtabula I'ou'i- ty, Ohio. JL L.it ! ri buiia. Ashtabula, Ohio, Feb y l, l-77. Administrator's Notice. OTICE is hereby given that the A. v undersigned has been duly appointed and qualified as Administrators with the will annexed, on the estate of Frfmund T.ockwood, deceased, late of Ashtabula, Ashtabula Coun ty, Ohio. EZRA MFTCALF, ELIZABETH LOCKWOOD. Ashtabula, P., Feb y 21, 1S77. 3tt417 Attach Hi ent, Chauncy Richardson, Plaintiff,') vs. y D C. Moffet, Defendant. j Before E. W. Richards, Justice of the Peace, of Ashtabula Tp., Ashtuhula Co., O. ONT the 31st day of Jan., A. D. 1877. said Justice issued an Order or At tachment in the above action for the sum of )) Thirty Dollars. Case set for hearing March Wth, 77. at A. M. CHAUNCY RICHARISON Ashtabula, Feb. !, 1K77. 3U417 Notice of Public Sale. "l'lIE undersigned will offer for 1 sale at public auction at the late resi dence of ThomaM. Benham,decea.sed, In Say brook, on SATURDAY, the 17th DAY OF MARCH, A. D. 1877, the goods and chattels of said deceasedjConsistinK, in purl, of Horse. Cattle, Cows. Hay, Straw, Grain, Wagons and FarminpTools.btove Wood, Sc, Ac Also one Shed at the M. EL Church in Ashtabula. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock a. m. Terms. Purchases amounting to three dol lars or less to be paid In cash. Above that sum note at six months, with two good sure ties, will be taken. JtXn'S H HEXHAM, Administrator with the Will annexed, of estateof Thomas M. Beiihnm. deceased. Haybrook, O., Feb. 24th. I77. at 1417 Sheriff-as Special master Com miSMlon er Sale of Lands and Tenements. Ashtabula Common Pleat. Harvey J. Xettleton. I against William T. Watrous, et. al. I BY virtue of an Order of Sale duly Issued from said Court In the above case to me directed, I will otfer for sale by way of public auction, at the door of the Court House In Jefferson, Ashtabula County, Ohio, on Monday, the l'-'th day of March, A. D. 177, between the hours of 10 a. m. and 1 m. o'clock of said day, the following de scribed lands and tenements, to-wit: Situate in the Incorporated Village of Ash tabula, In theTownshlpof Ashtabula, County of Ashtabulaand State of Ohio, and known as lot No. four In George Russell's village plat and bounded as follows: Commencing at the northeast corner of the new street laid" out by said George Russell and Henry E. Parsons, runningthencenortherlyflfty-seven and live twelfth feet, thence easterly one hundred and fifty-one and one-half feet, thence souther ly fifty-seven and five-twelfths feet, thence westerly one hundred and fifty-oue and one half feet, to the place of beginning supposed to contain one-fourth of an acre of land, be the same more or less. Appraised at i . Terms cash. T. S. YOUNG, Sheriff as Special Master Commissioner. Sheriff's Office, Jefferson, O . Feby 8, 1877. Theodokb Hall, Plaintiff's Att'y. 5U414 The State of Ohio, 1 In the Court Ashtabula County, 88. of Common Plea. Variety Iron Works Co., Plaintiffs, vs. James Rl chart, Harriet Rlchurt, V A'otice. (his wife), and Thomas Curry, Defendants. rPIIE said James Riehart, Harriet A. Riehart, his wife, and Thomas Curry, of ineuuuDtjoiuiuiws, in ine isiaie or Michi gan, will take notice that the Variety Iron Works Company, of the County of Cuvahoea. and State of Ohio, did on the th day of Jan uary, A. D. 1877, fllethelrpetltion in the Court of Common Pleas within and for the Countv of Ashtabula In said State of Ohio, against me sum jaraes racnari, iarr.et ttichart, his wife, and Thomas Curry, defendants, setting forth that the said defendants, James Rich art and his wife, Harriet Riehart, executed and delivered to Douglas Freeman fc Co., a mortgage on fifty acres of land, situateon Lot Number 64, In the township of Dorset, Coun ty of Ashtabula and State of Ohio, to secure the payment of Five Hundred and Thirtv four Dollars and Fifty-two Cents, according to a certain note reierrea mj in saia mortgage, dated May 5th, 1876, due sis months from ante, wnicn note ana inoritrae nuve been sold and transferred by Douglass Freeman and Company to tliasaid Variety Iron Works company ; And praying that the said Jflm"' Kiehart, Thcm-is ' urry, py sail! -um with interest at eisrht per cent from the jth dav of Mav. A. D. Is7tf, or that said premises may be sold to cav the same And the said James Riehart, Har rlet Riehart and Thomas Curry, defendants, are notified that they are required to appear and answer said petition on or before the 31st nay of Marcn, A. u. 1877. SHERMAN 4 LEE. 14148t Plaintiffs' Atty's. 9hei-lflas Special in aster Commission erSale or Lands and Tenements. Ashtabula Common Pleas, October Term, 1876. Jerome M. Wlbert vs. Jeremiah Mullin, et. BY virtue of an Order of Sale duly issued from said Conrt in the above case, to me directed. I will offer for sale by way of public auction at the door of toe tonrt iouse, in jetierson. Ashtabula County, Ohio, on Monday, the Wth day of Marc n, a. i. 1877, between toe hours or '0 a.m. and 12m. o'clock of said day the follow ing described lands and tenements.to-wit: Situate in the township of Andover, Ashta bula County, State of Ohio, and known as be ing a part or LOt jno. la in said township, ana bounded as follows: beginning on southeast corner or wm. rl. ana it. u. Money's lands. thence running easton center of east and west i:enter road len rods, tnence norm eignty rods or so far that a line running from thence to said Morley's land and from thence south to place of beginning, shall contain five acres or land. Terms cash. Appraised at T. 8. YOUNG, 8heriff as Special Master Commissioner. Sheriff's Office, Jefferson, O, Feb. 12, 1877. 5U415 C. D. Ainger, Plaintiff's Att'y Sheriff as Special master Commission er Sale of Lands and Tenements. Ashtabula Common Pleas. Ex'rs of William Sanborn, ) against James W. Rogers, et. al. ) BY virtue of an alias order of sale duly Issued from said court in the above case, to me directed. I will otfer for sale bv way of public auction at the door of the Court House in jenerson, Asntaouia county, unio, on Monday, tbe 19th day of March. A. D. 1877, between the hours of 10 and 13 o'clock of said day, the following aescrioea real estate, to-wit: Situate in the Township of Ashtabula, County of Ashtabula, State of Ohio, known as a water lot on the west side of Ashtabuia River at Ashtabula Harbor, and is part of lot No. twenty-three (23) In block No. forty-three (48) In the village plat at Ashtabula Harbor, and Is bounded easterly by Ashtabula River, southerly by land ot H. Hubbard, J. D Hul bert and H. E. Parsons, and known as lot No. twenty-two: westerly by the right-of-way of the Ashtabula, Youngs town A Pittsburgh Railroad Company, as surveyed and located, and northerly by land of H Hubbard, known as lot No. twenty-four CM). Terms Cash. Appraised at !6,50ft 00. T. S. YOUNG, Shertff as Special Master Commissioner. Sheriff's Office, Jefferson, Feb. 15, 1877. Edwabd H. Fitch. Plaintiff's Att'y. 1415 5t Sheriff as Special Blaster Commlslott-e-r Sale of Lands and Tenements. Ashtabula Common Pleas. Ashtabula National Bank 1 against V James W. Rogers, et al. BY virtue of an Order of Sale . duly Issued from said Court in the above case to me directed, I will offer for sale by way of public auction, at the door of the Court House In Jefferson, Ashtabula County, Ohio, on Monday, the lth day of March A. D. 1877, between the hour of 10 a. m. and 12 m. o'clock of said day, the following described real estate, to-wit;: Situate in the township of Saybrook, Coun ty of Ashtabulaaud State of Ohio, being also in township No. 13 In the fourth range ot townships in the Connecticut Western Re serve, so called, being the nonheast corner of lot No. thirteen and bounded as follows: north by the north line of said lot No. 1.1, east by the east Hue of said lot, which is also tbe east line of said township of Saybrook, south by the south half of said lot No. 13said line being parallel with the north line) and west by the east line of twenty-five acres of land conveyed by Samuel and Ruth Rogers to Absalom P. Rogers by quit-claim deed, da ted Dec. 10 1850; containing S5 and 85-100 acres of land, more or less. Also the following tract ot land to-wlt: sit uate In the township of Ashtabula, County of Ashtabula and state of Ohio, bounded, begin ning at the northwest corner of land lately owned by E. C. Hubbard in lot No. 2, thence running south Wdeg. w. along lot line 15 24 chains to lands deeded to D. W Gary, thence easterly along the said Gary 's land 6.76 chains thence N. by straight Hue 80 rods to strike N. line of said Hubbard's land 6..4M chains east from the place of beginning; containing about ten acres of land excepting acre oi land conveyed to Termscash. Appraised as follows: First described piece, 1 Second described piece, $ T. H YOUNG, Sheriff as Special Master Commissioner. Sheriff's Office, Jetierson, O, Feb. 16, 1877. Theo. Hall. PlalntlfTs Att'y. KM 115. Mh sptrsl ills WlLA. 4iaond mtm. Tk i-pJ4, for 10 sku, ft. featm pi itock tad mvi b hM. "Th- Boston GloW T-ak Tory hbrliry flMfc jUwiHm 9i fooala. u feln kotwtmbl im feta a 11 04 rltftfcl la t 1"IH r. TOCJUCAV, 17 BONO STUM. Vtw Task. Farm for Sale! 4 FARM of 97 lores, eligibly lo . ,.i tint reriormin road, three miles ti,. i. M .n i 8. Railroad and about eqiil-dUtant between the A , J. r . anil v r. rmi, ; - -j- to soil, fence, water, woodland, and orcliaxa, for sale on favorable turms. Inquire ' of Ashtabula. Del 12, 1876, U JAMES REED. I I i t 1 Ji-'"rtroWsUio s e i i i r-1 "'. I .-"-V. II t E I Mads. f n i! !i I1. i L y LmJ X m P Western Depot for Marvin's Standard Tire, Bur glar & Samp Proof Safes, Vault Works, Locks, &c. SAFES FOB BACKERS, MERCHANTS, JEWELERS, DWELLING HOUSES, &c., and the Buffalo U. 3. Standard Scales, of all slses and for all purposes, we call SPB i-iAi. attkstios to our new COMBINATION BEAM, as represented In above cut, which Is theo Improvement ever made for Railway, Hay, Coal an Stock Scales. All loose weislits dispensed with, and greater accuracy secured. No large scale complete without it. 3-Correspondence Invited. Illustrated Catalogues, tc, forwarded on application. J. m. Robinson, 136" 117 Seneca St.. Cleveland!. Grand River Institute ! J. TUCKXRMAir, A. M., Ph. D., Principal. The place to get a first-class Business Ed0 catioh. The place to get a first-class SciKsnric Ed ucation. The place to Prepare for College. The place to Prepare for Teaching. The Normal and Preparatory classes are all taught by graduates who have been trained for the work. The Instruction is fresh, vigorous and thor ough. Iu Graduates rank among the best School -Superintendents and High School Teachers. Board and rooms for self-boarding can be had at reasonable rates. 611413 SPRING TERM BEGINS MARCH 2rtth. Kiln-dmd, All Pine jtoors roa $1.75 to $3.25 n L UE Subscriber, being convinced of the necessity of t low priced door, has made ar rangements to furnish them at the above Astonishing Low Prices, Ard all other goods in his line in the same ratio, foi cash, and cash only. Small Profits & Large Sale 1b my motto in tWe future. A laree atocK of 3&8ht Blinds, and Door constantly on hand. Over One Hundred different varieties of Moulding. Scroll Sawin? done on short notice.aad WARRANTED TO GIVE SATISFAC TION. A Large Stock of Michigan Pine on hand. Also a .arge stock of Siding, Ceiling and FLOORING ! AXWA.YS ON HAND. Call and see before you buy, as I am determined tomake it an object, for the people to boy of me. Oflice and Mill opposite Church Paik. Main st thtabnls.o. 67 . v. ixllhi. XJDY & BEER, Dealers in Scotch and American Granite and manufacturers of Marble Monuments ! TOMB-STONES, Mantels Sf Grates. They will also OH all orders for Marble, Granite or Sand-stone work. Office on Center street, near the corner ol Park. L4 &-Work done in the Best Manner. NEW GOODS! JUST RECEIVED. I am now receiving a large and well selected stock of Fall and Winter Goods, Which I am willing to place by the side of any other establishment and com pare quality and prices. I have a large assortment of LADIES' DRESS GOODS! Black and Colored Alpacas, Black and Colored Merinoes. Navy Blue and Seal Brown goods in large cjuantites. Ladies' Underwear. Gents' Shirts and Drawers. Children's Union Suits. Ladies' Gloves, Men's Gloves and Mittens. Good Cassimere tor 75c. Large stock of Flannels plain and checked. Notions and Dress Trimmings of all descrip tions. Good line of Groceries, Crockery St Glassware Large stock of Boots and Shoes. Also the Celebrated Wmlerford Boot. which can't be beat. yl would respectfully Invite all who wish to get the worth of their money, and don't wish to be humbugged, to look through my stock before purchasing elsewhere. A. B. LUCE. Klngsville, Oct Wth. 1W- 4oian5 Hydro Carbon Biackiri is the Best Article for LeatLer ever made. It is Warranted TO SOFTEN, PRESERVE, BLACK, POLIsri MAKE PLIABLE AND all kinds of Leather needing any or all of these qualities. aFor sale by all reliable dealers SMITH 4 STRONG, Proprietors and Manufacturers. Ashtabula. O., March, lflth, 1C78. lSS7tf MEW ART OF PRESERVING ' HEALTH, or self-preservation. Wrlttes nyme cuier consulting rtiyslcisn of the Old w pensrv. established over forty years. treatic on all diseases which flcih is heir to. Five pose Illustrated A 'knowlcdavd by tbe press and crit ics the most wonderful book ever published. Ev ery rami ly should nave a copy. Dr. Fleming's contribution to the ever-lmpor. tant theme will command more than ordinary at tention. t'hilatieltihia lnmtirer. The book treats epecllicully of all diseases to which flesh is heir to. .Sunday Transcript. It sets forth tbe particular nxtnre of 'l things rcqnlslte for the lite of man. Erenino Stat . All that tends to the preservation of health is dleciievt-ri. and that with delicacy and correct tat. Philadelphia Age. Of all txiokfl on health and the proper means oi prolongiug life to a good old age that It has bees our province to'read, we confers to have met with yery few that has claimed our attention as the above Godey's Ladu's Book. Lir. rieming, s practicing and shie physician of tuia ciiy, ifit ea, 111 ui auaiirauie oook. Hundreds of ralnable hints that are really Important to man u ne wouiu enjoy neaiin and comrort. o tjem. The work is a most excellent one. and worthy tbentudy aud consideration of thnee who deaire to use tbe best means to ureiierve health and strenlk to an advanced aeo. Nundau 7Vn. It Is honestly intended to teach peop'.e how to take care of themselves. H'mrv Ward Brer her. It Is worth ten times Its price. It tends to good ana only coon. tcev Andrew .vansntp. Tlie author can be consulted oh all diattftsee re quiring skill, secrecy and experience. Address mi. ii. l. rLt yyi.Ml, Physician In rhatve. No. HID N.tta St Agents wanted to canvssa. DR. D. L. FLEMMING, having been resldnet hvsiclan of one of the lamest huanitala ia tlx Inltrd Stales, and having marie sneclal atuitv cf an disease oi a uencate and secret aatnre. cruel consulting rnyalcian at Or. N. B. Lebiy a Disoen sary for the last nine years, would respectfully Invite the Unfortunate, young or old, single or married, to call. Delay not. Nearly Ave thous and were treated last y'er. Anil ii should be re-m-nibered that nearly all his patient are such aa cannot obta!n help trom any other siurce. Jr. F. Iwvltea thoe laboring mi.ler any form of dis ease, such as serol'nla. nicer, tumor, heart dis ease, Mvar compHllil . pains or the Done. joini. hack, rheumatism, arising from the nse oi mer- CnrV. lot maillioOd. sell Hunwt. itr.rmiior, general dehll.ly. hl.Mxl. klilneys. nrlnary "nran. tic. Mll. n.es furnished in all case. Mr. F. a diploma and a meritorious certificate awarded linn for hospital erce. always hanging in his olllce, with uiaay other attestations ol merit, will saie.y disilnuulso him from Ignoran quack doc tor. Cull or dlrr DR. 1. L- KLEMM1NU, No. 41W N. Sixth St., opposite Franklin Squnr. Omc oonrs, rnoir. i.,9io ana sios. FKMALR RKOrLATING MKDI0IXK9 Two- Ihlni of th btxitly noff-'Hng Vmftie ar brir to ran be ramoved by Old 1K. LKIDY'S Remedte In a few dnya, and in mot east, in one day. Mothers, dan-rhtor. delav not. Thoutauds are ucceaitfullr treated and curnl. It should be home to mine that nearly all 01 oar patterns are parh aa cat) not obtain help from any other sonrce, Ottira. strictly privatfc, with special npariment Hhytinau In Charge, No. 410 N. itb m.. oppontta Franklin Square, lyliftJl In etf.-cu vlf: In cu pei the ml ml pa of DE. PISHBLATT Will make his FOURTH VISIT at the FISK HOUSE. ASHTABULA, OHIO, Monday, March 19th, 1877. AND REMAIN Two H5,3ra. DE. riSHBLATT, Practicing and Consulting Physician and Author of 4 Observations on the Causes, Symptoms and Treatment of Catarrh and tnronic lhseases," also PUBLISHER OF SEVERAL MEDICAL WORKS. Many years of uninterrupted saccessfhl practice In the City of New York, and the ex clusive treatment of Catarrh anal Chroale Diseases, as well -as tbe emphatic endorsement of per sons responsible and the medical profession, prove it beyond a doubt, that an experienced specialist may be successful in cases that have defied the skill of eminent general prac titioners. DR FISHBLATT has made the above diseases the special study f bis life and to the treatment of these be brings all his talent, skill and long experi ence. It will, therefore, not surprise those who are intelligent enough to discern, that the physiclm who treats the diseases of one or ernn to the exclusion of all others, must be superior to those who pretend to be equally skilled In the treatment of all known.dia- DR. FISHBLATT has discovered the greatest cure In the world for Weakness of the back and Limbs, Invol untary Discbarges, Impotency, General De bility, Nervousness, Dispepsia Languor. Low Spirits, confusion of Ideas, Palpitation of the Heart, Timidity, Trembling, Dimness of the sight or Giddiness, diseases of the Head, Throat, Noseor Skin, Affections of tbe Liver, Lungs, Stomach or Bowels those terrible disorders arising from the solitary habit of youth SECRET and solitary practices more fatal to their victims than the eocgs of the svreus to the mariners of Clysses, bilghting their most radiant hopes or antictpauon, rendering marriage, etc, Impossible. Tonng Men Especially, who have become the victims of Solitary Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit which annually sweeps to an untimely grave thousands of young men of the most ex alted talents and brilliant intellect, who might otherwise have entranced listening senates with the thunders of eloquence, or waked to ecstaey the living lyre, may call with full confidence. Marriage. Married persons oryoung men contemplating marriage, aware of physical weakness iloss of procreative power impotency), nervous excitability, paipitatlon, organic weakness, nervous debility or any other disqualifica tion speedily relieved He who places himself under,' tbe care of Dr. Fishblatt, may religiously connde in his honor as a gentleman and confidently rely upon his skill aa a physician. Organs! M'eakne Immediately cured and full vigor restored. This distressing affection which renders life miserable and mamacs Impossible is the penalty paid by the victims of Improper indulgence. Young persons ar too apt to commit excesses from, not being aware of the dreadful consequences that may Issue. Now, who that understands this subject will pre tend to deny that the power of pro-creation is lost sooner by tboee railing low Improper habits than the prudent Besides being de prived ot the pleasure of heaithy orTspring, the most serious and destructive symptoms of body and mind arise. The system become deranged, the Physical and Mental functions weakened. Loss uf Pro-creative Power. Ner. vous Irritability, Dyspepsia, Palpitation of the Heart, Indigestion, Constitutional Debili ty and Watting of Frame, Cough, Consump tion, Decay and Death. A Car Warrantee!. Persons rained In health by unlearned pre tenders who keep them trifling mouth alter month, taking polsonousand injurious com pounds, should apply immediate.y. Br. Flaa blast. Graduate of one of the moat eminent colleges the United Males, has enacted aouieof the moat ssionishing cures mat were ever kuowu. Manv troubled with ringing in the bead and ears 'when asleep, great eervousnea, being alarmed at audden ouul, bash fumes, wiio frequent blusliHig.aUen.led sometime who deraugement oi the mind were cured Imme diately. Take Panlealar Notle, Dr. F. Addresses all thoe who have Injured themselves by tmprojier indulgence and voil tury habits, which ruiu bum body and maid, uinHting them for either business, study, so ciety or marriage. 'I iee are some of the sad and melancholy produced by the early In. bus of j outh, W eakueas of the ifc.c nU Limbs funis the Head. Dlmae ol'ML'ht. Lo- of Mo- ar Power, Palpitation ol the Heart, !- aia, nervous irritaoiiity, iieraaeiuetit ot Digestive functions, General Deuuliy, symptoms of Consumi-L.. .:, etc. MENTALLY The fearful effects on ths .id are much to dreaded. Loss of Ment or t'onfuaion of Ideas, Depression of fplriia. Kvil irireooaings, Aversion to ftociety, sen DUruat. Loveut solitude. Timidity. uc are . some of the evils produced. T.iousauds or persons or an ages can now re what la the cause of their declining leeltb. losing their vuror, becouilna- !. let, nervous and emaciated, singular appear- . anre about the eyes, eough, aud mutual' I onaumptioa. : unit