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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-06

EEScE MovEMENT.--Tbe movement of fences
focorrespond with the lines recently run by the
survey Of the village, has been begun in good
earnest, and the trouble viii all be got along
with in few days, thoSgh not without
sesne H,sle asperiiy OF feeling. Some portions
n Che village will not be materially improved
by the change, but the necessity of making tho
principle Of uniform operation, seems 10 over
Heap considerations of this kind. Some of our
eiiiEens are testing the accuracy Of the county
surveyor by calling in the aid Of Mr.. Collins Of
the East Village.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-06

BARN BURNED. We harn that few evenings
ago, the barn of j NJ. Giddings-in the north
west corner Of Cherry Valley, known as Bear
Town---was earned to the ground, with its con-
tents--eyidently the work of "a incendiary.-
There seems to be a secret band of deperadoes
in that neighborhood, who are determined to
drive out every good citizen and doaest man
from the region. This is the second lime Mr.
g. has suffered at their hands--a valuable lot
Of lumber having been destroyed SOME time
since-Sensina
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-06

LARGE PoTAToEs.-Mr. j. B. WILLIAMS, of
Bunker Hill, left with Us the other day three
petafoes, the aggregate weight of which is sew
en- pounds. They look formidable, and one of
them would extort respectful Difference from
the most enthusiastic admrer of this hearty
and nutrious esculent, be he Celtic or Anglo
citizen. The specimens are of the California
species, very productive, and though of such
lpxeFant and gigantic growth, are said to be 4
ceIlent for table uses
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-06

In this t1ainihbn. .A0rshiping age, Il Is rare 10
nd man place bis useuless to the puIc bere hts inter
est During late wilt to the CITY Of Spindks We were pre
sened by professional friend the Celebrated Chemist Dr.
u AVER, whose name now perhaps murb familiar than
any other at the bedside tf sickness In this country Know
ing the unprecedented popularity Of his incidence and the
Immense sale Of them we had expected 70 fnd him million
are, and rolling In wealth. But nd, We found him In his
laboratory busy with his aborers among his ercbes ae
be gnd sgiyng hls best personal 10 the com
pounds on the virtues Of which, Thousands hang for health
We learned that notwithstanding his business and its
prompt returns in cash. the Doctor not rich The reason
assigned @ that the material costly and he persists max
ing his PREPARATIONS extensively that the nett profit Is
sHiall-lmericaH EGrmeT, Phil
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Holloway's Pills-ChroDig Dvspensio c,,r4s

1,1Y H.s- OII VIIt Uyeptpslh Cuftu'
ed diseases OF the stomach gnd spiyHlu the following IL
not the least remarkable Edward Stlan akcd ST. reshuK
at Hagerstown, Nd had been Tor years sufferer from
indigestion aud Its painful concomants His appetite wSs
irregular his frame emacated his skin Of livd unhealthy
OF the stoach, ss If cord were being ORA n tightly around
IT, lie was continually IN state Of gieat mental As well
bodhy distress ane, to use his own expression, e had
come rksone TO him. In the month of December last he
commenced taking HolOways FILLS. Within three weeks
thereafter all the Sb0ye symptoms had vanished. No
lapse has since occurred and he active
as any man Of bis years In all Maryland For eraers OF tire
dy IN existencei
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WE wish to call the attention of tn,

Public to the fact that receiving direct
from New York. full and complete supply of Fall and Win.
tor Goods peculiarly adapted to the wants Of this eommun
which pledge ourselves 70 sell at Psees lew
found in this county.
In the Dry Goods Hue, our stock comprises feH assert
ment of Dress Goods sha%s Back and Fancy silks, De
Laines Cashercs Mereno Pnts Brown ana Blached cot'
tons, woolen and cotton Fanneh Heavy wooens Dress
trimmings Gloves and Hosiery together with thousand 9TH
er things, too numerous to mention.
In Groceries fully stocked With everything In that
line, and at low prices
In the line of Boots and Shoes we are at home Having
devoted particular attention to this branch of trade
les Of years. cOn6des that suit any customer
either quality price, having every thing that line
from elds caek 20 French calf boot Of superior quality
aud make
The Hardware Branch of business has been constantly
increasing and we have enlarged purchases to Its
demands uu have full stock of all kinde of Heavy
Shelf Hardware Mill and Cross cut saws all kinds Join
tools and builders materials all of the best quality,
full stock of Iron and Steel Iron Axes, Elliptic Springs
Carriage Bolts Pin Bolts Nail Rods Peru Horse shoe Bar
Round and Square Iron of all Sizes The very quality Of
Eastern Nails from rs up to 90 cts, always hand.
Window glass; putty, paints of all kinds LinseOd OIL both
Raw and boiled, varnish Turpentne Lamp and Lard OIL
white lead and zinc Paints.
In Croekery keepa good supply of the hest quality OF
IrOn stone, white light blue and common ware.
Hat and CSps Of every style and price, for mems and boy
wear.
small assortment of Blank Books Stationary and School
Books.
In fact almost any article demanded by the taste or necsss
ties OF the community be bought or on as favorable
terms as at any place far or near.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage bestowed upon US
by generous public would say notwithstanding the
bard times were prepared nor better con-
iton 10 furnish good bargans To customers cash pro-
duce, short approved credit than at the present time.
Do the favor to call and look at goods and prices and
you do not suit yourselves you will have loss
make no charge for showing goods.
September 23d, 1858.
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Atwater,s PremiAnl

41 x Il $25 Sewing Machines -Pateht'd
Cd l. - MAY 5th, Isbs
The subscriber having purchased the right to this township
in the above Machine takes this method 70 thns wishing
TO purchase know where they ean get the best family Mach
now in use and would that he will deliver put up
warrant every Machine he sells to be perfect In All It's parts
nd as there has recently been two Improvements nads
IN this Machine, we believe It sass 6ithout u rival unit
Is just what every family needs.
was awarded the First Premium at the N. Y State Fair
held at Buffalo, Oct 9TH 1851 for its Simplicity Durability
Capacity, and Practical Utility.
Singers, and Wheeler wisOns high priced Machine,
were in competition
OF the subscriber where he will be happy wait on any who
may favor him with call Extra Needles Kept on hand foy
the accommodation Of those who may need Residence on
street, near the Episcopal Church. p. Z. HALL.
Ashtabula, Aug. 9th, 1858.
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NoyIcE-The Farmers Club will meet at the
ONCE Of II. Fassett, Saturday, Nov 6, ut 2
o'clock p. NJ. The meeting is an important
one. All those who are interested, are reques-
tcd 70 attend THos- A. SMIrn, Sec'y.
F.s. Those claiming Premiums are reques.
led 10 call before the above meeting.
letober, 29. 1858.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-06

TO CoRREsPoSDENTs.--We have communi-
ceiioo dealing ia merted, or unmerited structures
upon our Methodist and Baptist brethren, for
the eourse pursued 10 withholding their houses
ifohi returned missionary, which does not ex-
aetly suit us in tone, and the publication Of
which, we think would not subserve any good
end At this time 1t is therefore omitted.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-06
GARD TO THE LADIES I

The " Hachish" or Perce Pills, for Females,
nfaliabe In removing distractions and Irregularities
the menses they give strength TO the and youthful
elasticity and vlgor U the SYSTEM and impart strength
and brancy to the increasing It's power Of cna-
ion To remarkable degree. Designed solely a remedy
Irregularities ke and to give and beauty eye
which they have no eQuaye they should not be used dur
ing pregnancy for Of which directions that
company each box and package. For ap complaints
arising from deranged m0nruaton they unequaled
nfaabc. The suppression speedily relieved
PILLS there will be Of these complaints
effect upon the not transient in the least injurious
but beneficial and lasting The high favor in which they
held by the many hundred ladies who have used them su
cen guarantee that they contain properties and produce
cts upon d incident the female constitution which
have before been obtained Full directions in each box
and package. The signature Of EMILE M0T0N Proprietor
must be all genuine which imported only by MASSoUL
LAURIE Sold by all Druggists in the United States and
CanRdas Price ST. per box half boxes rs cents Mail
packages having the appearance Of ordinary letter. price
one dollar, sold only by general agents " ALDEN
CO.. Cleveland Ohio, to whom orders should be Addressed
Sold by GEO. WILLARD, and
AshtbauA, o. 4Ss BENIIAM JOHNSON.
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The Grand Jury in New York have brought
in an indictment against ex-Mayor Fernando
Wood, IL Aldermen, and 40 Councilmen oil
1857, for their action in the matter of the Cath.
Ollie Orphan Asylum grant
james Turner, ex-Street Commissioner has
been arrested on an indictment for fraud -
Warrants are out for other parties
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-06

uut readers. and more especially our lady
readers must not overlook the advertisement of
Mr.. GLAAsos. His stock of furs is more pro.
fuse then is ordinarily found out of our cities,
and5i the way of gloves, both ladies and gents
By has few rivals. Bot go and see his stock,
&e can't eDunerate.
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Total

ONE OF THE "HELLs" OF New YORK.
The gambling den of Willis, where foul
murder is supposed to have been recently
perpetrated, is in central part of the city.
1t has an imposing front entrance and one
also IN the rear, leading into Mercer street,
the foulest Of all the abodes of those whose
steps lead down to hell and it is made
convenient to dispose of stripped man
from the back door, or allow one heated
with strong drink to enter and be plucked
Willis has kept class Of well dressed men
about the hotels aud public places to find
and secure victims for his house and the
man to be robbed enters by the front door,
but few know Of bis going out. Marks of
blood in great quantity have been found
in the halls, passages and near the cess.
pool, snd so far the testimony OF the girl
has been corroborated. The matter is now
undergoing an investigation.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-06

In COnncaut Nov 2 Mrs EMELINE nALI. wife Of Charlie.
Hall, aged As years.
In Connsaut Nov %, SARAH JANE, daughter Of sIas
Hier, aged I9 years.
At FlAtbush, l.. L. Oct l7th JAS. o. H. swINBoRNE of
Brooklyn, aged 35 years.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-06

Atthe Hampton County (Afass.) Far, there
were exhibited BY gentleman from Springfield
l0o varieties Of potatoes. raised BY himself
from SEED imported from Frsnea
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-06

Mss NoRTH, Of this county, hes, as we see
BY the Leader, been called to the post Of Marion
81 the Lunatic Asylum at Newburg. The sp-
pointment was made by Supt. KESDRfcK, who
HAS just entered upon the duties of his Office.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-06

~ fspruw yacKsos DAVIS, The Reporter s.y., h 10
preach " ma Presbyterian Church In JseemOh on sunday
next CahH Be ths regular sav ht Andrew Jackson Davs
afth celestial proelfVhisii
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-06

p8-DR TuBBs will be at the Ashtabula
House, Thursday, Nov 18th, to cure every
body that is sick. Call and see him.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-06

PRoE WEBsrER. with his class at RaSenna.
eave concert on Wednesday evening Of this
eeek, performing on the occasion the " Cantata
ol Esther"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-06

The ScaAHea INDUCES in good deal of bray
ing this week, but the cadences seem to lack the
fulncss and richness which maik the organs Of
the mature animal and we suspect there has
been some confoundng Of ears and s,cddling
b6Ras.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-06

BAsK DIviDESb "a dividend Of 5 per cent
has been declared by the Farmers Bank Of
Ashtabula, payable on the LIST inst.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-06

The Comfy Commissioners, ii win be seen,
b'ss advertised for proposals for building the
ftisRay at Kinssnlls. tttf ll'
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uar and valuable vegetable preparations may be raj taken
At Of the year, without any danger from
and while travelling land. They are so1treign
remedy In all cases OF fever remittant OF teitta A ali
bowel complaints and other Internal dsessk ghld bV the
PROPRIETOR W. b. hOFFAT, S55 Broadway Ne# York; and
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s. Nj. PettengiH 1 FO.'s

apvERrnINo AGENCY, lls Nassau street New YORK. and
ID stats street Boston, are the Agents Tor he TeLEoHArH
and The most influential and largest circulating Newspapers
N che United States and the Cnnaas They are authorized
" contract Cor us Al cur LOWEST RATES.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-06

OBERLIN CoLLEGE.-The Catalogue for
$3.50, just through the press, gives the fol-
lowing summary:
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CouEr MkffrpszThe Court OF Common
Pleas now In Session, has very full docket
and good prospect Of long sitting. The
Grand Jury sat on: last week aud were dis
charged on Saturday. They found true bills in
the following cases, for an account Of which, we
are indebted to the Reporter;
o. a. Rockwell, assault and battery.
Arthur Johnson, assault and battery=plead
guilty, and dned IS and costs Of Court
aDi Baker, stabbing with intent TO kill.
LOreniO !NuiiOry-BurgIory. Plead guilty.
This is the young man who broke into the house
Of Edw. Hoarde, Of Conneaut
NormdS Sprdgds aud .diaRs6a MeDanieis-
Petit Larceny--siealing honey sprague was
cohSicted Of similar offence Of the last term,
aid enjoyed bread and water fifteen days.
LOrenzO MaiiOry-Graud Larceny. Plead
not guilty.
Morris L. PiercS-Petit Larceny
Thomas COpGH.-AssauIt with intent to kill.
same Assault aud battery.
Chauncey ID. BrOVn--Forgery.
Wiiiiam Cartnsr and Alfred Hung ger(ord--
grand larceny.
Alanson HdH-Perjury.
George NJ Reid, George Curtis: John w..
Knnear, Charles Parker and Charles Trarers,
Riot.
The Jury trials last week we're as follows !:
Francis Martin Us. C. p. 4. A. r. r. Co.,
Suit brought for damages sustained in falling
from the Railroad bridge at AshtabuIa. Plain
tiff is c5lored man. This was the third trial
Two juries gave plaintiff $1,000 as damages.
and this time the verdict was tdf $500. Rich
corporations stand poor chances before a jury.
YIN. EUdns rs. H6Fris Brock1coy-Second
trial. Verdict fUf plaintifF:-damages 90. The
suit was brought to recover damages for All
assault and battery and Free Love and
Spirtualism were considerably mixed DIP in the
affair.
North q. HerrickUs. Gates s. Chandler--=
Appeal case on an account. Verdict for delcn-
dant.
The State cases will be tried this week, after
which the civil list will gain be taken up.
PErERsoN's MAGAzINE.-ths popular Maya
zine will be greatly improved for 1859. 1t will
contain nearly 1000 pages; from 25 to 80 steel
plates; and about 800 wood engravings Mrs.
Ann s. Stephens, author of Fashion and Fam.
ine." aud Charles j. Peterson, author Of "Kate
Aylesford," are its Editors, and write exclusive
y for it. Each will give new Novelet next
year; and they will be assisted by all the best
female writers. "PetersOn's Magazine" is indis-
pensible to every lady. ITS Fashions are always
the latest and prettiest; its steel Engraving mag
niicent; its Patterns for the Workable, its
Household Receipts, &C., almost countless
The price is but Two Dollars year, or dollar
less than Magazines of its class. 1t is the Mag.
azine for the times. To Clubs il is cheaper still
viz: three copies for $5, or eight for $40; with
splendid premium TO the person getting up
the Club. Specimens sent gratis. Address
CHARLES ]. PETERSON, 3O6 Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia.
mt -
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ME subscribers having united their two
= e.'so'ishments' and now occupy TWO STORES on the
Corner Of Seneca aad Superior streets,
Would respectfully invite Housekeepers and those abot o
ing to Housekeeping vol as Strangers visiting Cleveland
to call and examine their immense stock Of the above named
goods, which comprises the
Ldrgsat and Rrehes stock Of China Bea Of Nsv York
We have on hand complete assyr..l, NJ Of
WHITE z, IRo sToN4. WARE,
Of the nest quality warranted not to crack or turn vo
from hot water, and for sails In
Dinner, Tea and Breakfast Sets,'
by The single piece low as can be bought in the city
We hsve also twenty-five dGerent patterns Of
GOLD BAND TEA.SETS,
sC%pos many 'y new and very rich sets and feel assured
mirer Of China. Also, all kinds Of
Glass ware,
and variety of
House Furnishing Articles,
Britannia, Alhata and Silver Plated Ware,
Zinc and Tin chamber sets
wster Coolers,
Cake Boxes,
Locking Glasses,
ReIrigesator'.
csstorS,
Tea Trays
Waters,
Filters,
nai, &c Sc
GAS FIXTURES,
CHANDELIERS, BRACKETS, DROP LIGHTS, PAPER {
GLASS SHADES, LIGHTERS, &c.
All orders for Gas Fixtures and for fitting up Houses with
Gas Pipes in the city in the neigborng towns promptly
attended 70.
PRICES ferry Low FOR CASH
Goods carefully packed and delivered at the Depots free Of
FOGc, ENswoRTH co,
-. Nos 253i 235 4 237 Superior It. Cor. of Seneca,
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HOFFEE, Cofee.--Rio, Mnricsibc. Java
" Nd NseAA, oSsAs,ss EDWARD " koBRRYs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-22
Mr.. sberman-I win not yield.

Mr.. Jones (aughDeEHe is afraid TO-
Mr. Sherman proceeded. He was opposed 20
this appropriation because be did not want Toe
Hou,e to do indirectly what II could not do directly!
The Constitution had wisely withheld from Con-
pr,ss the the power 10 increase the Presidents pay
and emolumeDts, sud they had no right a. do /: b!
ndirection. Last year they voted him Sll 600;
this year they made it $1,000. Tie stood BY the
Constitution an1 laws, and 10 impua.Ions would
deter him in the discharge of his duty, nor shake
him in the least. This money was clearly 10 be ex-
pended for the ordinary current expenses ct the
Presidents HOUSEHOLDS, as much ~ # II was Tor din
ners al consefyati, Ds If the President saaryw
not enough let them vote Ia give future Presidents
$50 eco per annum if necessary. bur not undertake
10 DO il indirectly When the agent and frepd OF
the President presumed "a arraign his motives, he
hurled back upon b IN and the President the lmputa-
ton. As the representative ot tree constituency
upon that floor he cared not for him nor hls Affairs
He lad laid nothing against the President nor about
him, and would fear essly perform his constitutional
duty AS Representative which was as high as the
duty of the PRECEDENT aud repel all such unmanly
uputstiors with scorn and contempt. These things
ouly showed the truth Of the common remark made
from the beginning OF the Session, that the CHAIR
man OF the Committee of Ways and Means was unit
for his plsce. [Cries of "Order" on the Admins
tration side.
The smendment was rejected by a large vote.
MIR. stanton OF ONO (kep.), moved 10 Strike OUT
the appropriation For fuel in part Of ths Presl-
dents house, one thousand egth hundred dollars.
He insisted that his colleagues (Mr. Sherman's) OBJ
lection TO this indirect mode of increasing the con-
rensation of the President WAS we'll taken. Ii WAS
q growing sbuse which ought TO be stopped. Ii
made lo difference whether Congress paid the Pre-
.dclt an aggregate sum, or paid his bills for fuel,
wardrobe and servants.
Mr.. J. Clancy Jones did not think this gentle
man from Ohio designed 70 make covert assault o
the President. He might be in error as to HI. co
league, but he informed that few nights ag
hat gentleman Mr.. Sherman) offered resolutio
directing the Sergeant-at- Arms 70 arrest HIM g.
Clancy Jones) by name. in the President :
hOuse.
Mr. Barksdale of Miss. adm called Mr.. jones
TO order.
The Chairman said the gentleman must confne
his remarks 10 the amendment.
Mr. Jones proceeded to show that the President
salary, first fixed by the expenditures of George
Washington, which amounted while he was Presl'
dent to $25, 600 per annum, was now inadequate;
and cOntendcd that the cost OF supplying heating
and Lighting apparatus, which were furnished aud
controlled by Government, ought not to be charged
70 the President
The amendment WAS rejected.
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THE CAPITAL EXTENSION
To ne Editor " The ~ y. TyibanG

To tie Edito, " The n. T. TrieunH
SIR: Your Washington correspondent says that
Capt Megs is disgusting or dissatisiying the public
by his attempt at decorating the Cspo! AMI a'sump
ton of dctatoial powers over tie artists employed
upon the work. am glad Of It. The more they are
oisgusted the better /, for one, shsl be pleased.
Nausea is a favorable symptom Can You tell me
what business Capt. Mess has about the CAPITOL at
an The architect of the building 10 Mr.. Walter,
who il adm tilted to be every way competent maa IN
bis profession. If the magn ude II the work renders
Necessary superintendent also, why not that OIL
assume the responsibility OF matters beyond his pro-
wheel why does he receive the credit due to he
more modest cOadjutor! Why Is an army officer de-
tailed for civil employ nent evidently unsulted TO
HE capacity to the exc usoD or degr ,oaton OF civil
i,ns better qualified tor the duty Why may not the
President with az much reason fill the Custom Houses
and Post Offices it'll gentlemen Of the army, and thus
dispose Of the surplus officers whose appointment he
was 60 anxious for last Winter n.
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of,bohsy h(n ~hich il take. l's name, WAS 4 -
y, a. - Nv" y"srs sg'. s-j roo coUtsin y,pn>-
tor a. shrut coo 'phab,Suts. WHO are rsuars Ab'e
ior her industry ard enterprise ard >iso i1r 'hei-
,.,h ibs' sturgeon Bsy IL ceeup,d To h,cn0s Oi
he IN, or,snt crs, Of The B,dger Sac. % s.E'-
e,,rs very naturally fe'l n warm in'erss' Is ;h'
sr,,dy -cr.iruc',op NJ thi. canal. Tn. p>~s vs. IN
fct II meuo,d With refer nee To putisg ioto
,,.r this Improvement. The Company havIs the
cbs,ter ta,e plated ;te e, Vi Ia. from Ss heal Of
on. Nv 81 IN. land about the village /. v--y good,
Il h.ush nc. 90 good a. rome hsve .eee IN w.eon
s;,. hut am told thst The land tbr,ush,a' Door
Ccuriy will compare fsvorsbls with s'y Ia the AZ"
TIE EQUITY IL f~t filing up ey industrious AM rSosr
fore eurrs. This place is the county seat. Ihsre
are arunber of large sac mills in motion here nsnt
and d,y ard the sound Of the hammer OF the Hpea-
ter al blacksmith gives note Of PREPARATION ct mes
for mMy who are lesvirs the Eat 70 seek voc"
frfunss IN the Wesr bAp"Ek.