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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-12-07
roR sTlzEsuEx JUDGES, cLERGrMEE

FOR ST1TESWEN, JJDGES, IAshhGlME",
Iadie. At Gentlemen in all parts Of the world testify 70 The
ec,cy Of PioT a. g. Woods Hair restorative. Snd gentlemen
Of the Press unanimous 81 its praise. few
only be- here given circular Tor more, and " "
imp. ssh for you to doubt.
- II Wall Street Nrw York Dec Goth, 1858.
GgHrtrxTx Your nj the 18th int h"s been reet
ed syiug that you had head tnat had oen nen.'to ~
tie use wo"ds Hair esiostre and ru' sung my ser'r
Geaie of the fact II had objection 20 FNt "
award to you cheeriy ccaT,el ,hlnS que hy ses
Is about so yeas the or If my hir auburn, ana inclined
70 c, Snno sre or ,ix years n u began to turn gray.
and the scalp the crown Of NY head to o,e It's s-nsasy
rs,,d Win tine and al,ut n,Onths since fourth
added to them by hair falling OF the top OF my head and
IN t6is nnroasant rrelca, was induced o try Wood.
Hair Rpstoraiivr mainly to arrest the falling oil Of hair
ar Ind really expectation that ay ar could ever t.
resto ed to s origins color except from dSe-I how
e. ge4ty surprised to aud af o. the nf two bottles
Iv that not only the falling OF arrested hnt the clOr
resior,d 10 the gay ha and seiby IN the scalp,
dn drun ceas,d to form head very much to the graft
hcio" of my wife. at whose solicitation wa ildueed "
For this among the many obHgst ne to her sex,
strongly recommend all husbands who value the GdmIa'i"
OF their wives 70 noht ty example. ard use It u srowin
BEN. a. LAVENDER.
To n.J Wood Co, 44i Broadway New York.
My fsny are ah-ent { en- tie city, ard DO loEges
saruas;op, Ala July Goth. loo
tive las done hair gord since commenced th'
Of IT, that wish q make knaun 10 the pnbic Of iS ct
rcarly deniy OF hair and by rsaort to your Hair e-or
atve the hir will return more beautiful than ever at lear
this il my p1lerierce. Believe IL all. - -.
Yours truly, WI. IL KENEIl.
L. s-Yau can ubisi, Tie above If yon Ike. ~ publish
ing IN or Southr papers you vii gel parcnaGe sout
zee evera af certife4tes IN the More Her. Wy
stroi 6 SOutlcTl raj sr. a. '"
Woods Hair Restorative.
T1or a. J Woop--near Sir: Having bad the misfoftun
10 se the portion my hai from the effects Of tie
eo feverin New Ureaas ii 1854. was ldueed to max,
tia Of your preparation, aud found 1t 10 f
rery tung neede Nv bal is thick and glossy and
rords sxpr my obligations to in giving to the
iicted such treasure. FINLEY JOHNSON.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-12-07
"A X Z RS
Ague Cure,
FOR TIE SPEEDY CURE or

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE or
Knternntttent Fever, or Fever ant AEue,-
Hgme, PerIodicSi IieadaciIs, or bilious
Headache, and Billions Fcvers, indeed
for the whole class OF diseases Originat-
ing I'm hillary deraIlgeIfic mt, caused by
the Malaria of Miusmntic Countries.
We arc enabled here to offer the community
remedy which, while it the above complaints
with certainty, is still perfectly harmless in amy
auaatity Such rcmedy is Invaluable in districts
where these aillicting disorders preynl This
"CURE" cxpcls the nasmatie poison Of FEVER
AND AGvE from the system, and prevents the de-
velopmcnt Of the disease if taken on the first ap
proach Of its premonitory symptoms. Itis not only
the best remedy yet discovered for this class
OF complaints, but also the cheapest. The large
quantity We supply for dollar brings it within the
reach Of every body; and in bilious districts, where
FEVER AND AGuE prevails every body should
have it and use it freely both for and protcc
ton. A great superiority ofAhis remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
Of lntcrnittcnts is that it cOntains 10 Qunine
mineral, consequently it produces no quiuisin or
other injurious elects whatever upon the constitu-
ton. Those cured by it are left as healthy as if
they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence Of
the miasmatic poison. a great variety of dSOr-
ders arise from its irritation, among which are
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Cant, HeaGachc, Blind
ness, IOoihdche, Edrache, CdtarYh, ASth,Ra Fat
pitatiOn, Painful ABrction Of Me Spleen Hgstcr-
les TtaR in tile B0icrlS, COLc, PARALYSIS and De-
,anqcment of the Stomach, all of which, when
originating in this cause, put on the iHtcrB,iHeht
tgpc, or become periodical. This CURE cxPcls
the poison from The blood, and consequently cures
them all alike. 1t is invaluable protection TO
immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malarOus districts. II taken occa-
sionally or daily while exposed to the injection,
that Will be excreted from the system, and cannot
accumulate in sufficient quantity 10 ripPn into dis
case. Hence it is even more valuable for proiec-
ton than cure, and few will ever suffer from Inter-
mittents they avail themselves Of the protection
this remedy affords. . -
Prepared by DR.. ]. C. AVER g. CO., lowell. rrass.
l. LYON, Conneou NJ PARISH, HingsviIle Gro. wLLAKI
md IIENEY n H"rr 's..r uH: w. X. ALLEN, Jei,'r
u. B STEVENS. Geneva NoFFETr BROWN. Kellogg
lille and by all Dru and dealers in Medicines every
where ly504
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HABERDASHERY VERSIFIED

the 'noise and confusion" that constantly RACES
And is chroncled oIth in the Telegraph pages
About DTy Goods aud Dress Goods and Causes and Lacss
Shawls, honnets, and Cloaks that rival the graces.
May claim y0ur attention, 10 n brief rehearsal,
ufa lit Of thoce Goods in stock universal:
And though eRs pretending, In uerit more sound,
And are quietly whiting our notice down town
There Cloths Of all grades aud textures ysuI find,
Of pure Wool Vour ancks and Of AlahaIna ronincd
And Yesunps the fancy Marseies silk and BIack Sntn
Yarn made of Cotton Thread, Waddug and Rating
Wiekt, FAnnes bracLed goods stripes, Sheehng twine
Aud hnsns and Lawns, b1nnet, dress and swiss fine
Camhcs and summer Stus cheekd stribed white shirts
Gloves Dess Goods Shawls and bhons and skeleton skirts
Boonf baskets and bed cords cloths lines buck gloves
coil rope,
super teas sugars and Zee, both Java and Rio,
Pure, as ROD can he found in the State Of Ohio
Paper hangD brass kettles fancy prints band boxes
Cloths pins wooden and bows for the necks your
Store ohurnz jugs Jars and crooks as ted la and nails
Mop handes wood aud ron SASH piich-oks and water pa
shoes for children boys and ladies' gents and ladies' hose
And hoes for gents to work with wooden pumps
BndalOs
Seytes snAts Akes and waSh-bosris half and
sole leather,
chak rosiu whiting coal OIL and umbrellas for bad weather
The largest lot Of Hats and alE Of grade style
II al outside heaped ut twoudnt be 70 big nile
ShoemAkerE too word with YOU have for you good ne W.
efes nearly al e implements for Inakng boots and oes
As Peg pncherF' hammaTs knives. tn ed, peg and
Tnck Eails avlhAndes hris,es lining binding heel halle
fTens eAf FTsnc chalk Kip h0ats. size sticks and nornccn
NeeSags and asngf Of various aAAdes shoe needles,
But hold my muse, further tax the printers gentle
Hen ncrr DAD space for 1.-THE of the list of this full stocl
Say then that tho stock ia full and complete
That ADxiously awaiting our patrons IN greet
Invite them ALL from South, from North, from East and ou
From city. from country, Lincolnes Dougasites aud al
FROM every point of the compass. come all,
iSs Lsa'e all ySnr aVare dunes With your friend,
Ashtabuis. Oct 27, 1890 '-'-'
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THE ONLY PREPARATION, hay
L Ing PIools 50 strong and direct As to
EXPEL THE DOUBTS OF ALL.

N0uFnrn, JUDGES, ElAbTF ibNeclanR OF inc rl1rt
schools we'll give il their unqualified sanction and
end it or all cts OF ruons and disea.es Of tn
.cap aud h ain hut al Who have nse It. uite testyin
that 1t viii prterve tie lair foni being gpy aud nom M
ing to sny age, as we'll as r-siore Reaf the following
ProF O. j. waoD, Dear Sir Your flair Restorative +.
mIiiy gai'ag poulsFi'y IN this eammnnity have ha'
acnn sudiee aside, and gfse your Hair Restoa
Dive a perfect test -
tiaing the year 1884 unfortunate a. tn throw
from my Suky against rocA near the roadside, hom wcl
my head received nct ter ibe blow causing great deH
ul irritation ich communicated 10 tie brain aud
surface Of tn" head from the effects Of which hair
hnay destroyed the entire surface Of the head From
time or It's total disa pearee Ienoyed every thing coul'
hHk Of, eng professional myself and as Though
the nature II the disease, bat finally de
"a 90 III every pr'scntuon advanced s.s .-.-.- .
Thste and other circumstances induced me to resort T.
heiie'e odnoed very happy result tHs months alter t
first appcaiion had as hssutif head oi young hair
thanks Ret assured dear sir, shall recommend
nedy to a inquirers moreover, .hl my influence
which hattpr m, self to say. is not little.
You can publish this ir you think proper
6Hio~ Of Ii. Jedersoaian. Pl.flhTi, Va. Dee i2 '5s
Dear sir 81 feel it dHY we'll my peaShTe tO stat
to you the oldNi'g crcnnNtanes which you yo
hihs proper gentleman Of tis pace-a avyer-hA- bee
bald 'ince Ills early youth much that he
PEELED IN wig lie induced Ia bottle II you
Hair Restorative Which he liked very much and after uini
two three bottles his hair fixurianEy,
hc has handsome head Of hair The gentleman naI
ia Bradford and as he is vel known IN adoinn.
meht give II to you at the request Of Mr. Bradford Yor
,e gssat de of your Hair Restorative tis and
dining counties. " Jou hsve the prorer agents.
Your. &c, THOMPSON SuRGHNOR.
DR. wooD Pear Sir:-Tenlt me to express the o. ga
tiauE Under TOR tie EIe reStnratinn OF Air
rinSl color about tie time of my arrival n the o. State
asdly lee,nng gray, bat upon the application
Hair Restorative recovered its origna hue.
con- irr Restorative very wonderful invention quit
rfcucous wen as Agreeable. g. THALBERG.
The Restorative il put NJ in bottles oi three sizes via
large, medium apd small the small helds pint, and
tall Tor dpu per bottle the medium holds At
pro ooItiOn than the na, retais for
dollars per bottle the large holds quart 40 per cent NOR,
IN prntOtiOn. and retails for IS
q J. WOOD & co, Proprieiors, 44l Rioadwsy, N. York
md l4 MARI street 81 Louis No For sale In AstahuA
anWBnaS3 HENDRY 4 COPELAND.
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE
BALTIMORE g. OHIO r. r.
IMPROVED SCHEDULE

aish unasuAl cies oi insTenmmuRicAOn East and West
Nurhg est and southwest
Full oOnTec0nE With al urenRh trains 10 Pbiladelphs
aud New Yoa ~ tie Eas-With the SOUTH by i ashng-
ton Branch koad-ly lew lard and Pittsnurgh Central Ohio
and AaTrera and Cincinnati bans with the Northwest weF
anh SOuhlwsst
Through ioets TO from Baltimore, Philadelphia New
York bstnn give the picege Of living any
intermediate cities. Two Oars additional give privilege
visiting Washinstin city rOtfs.
nj. Is ,e ouly route that furnish Through Tickets Of
tggAge Checks n Or Iom Washington city.
Fare a. low ~ by any other route.
Sleeping al night trains
iSk for Tickets by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
J. H. SULLIVAN,
Gent Western AGENT iselaiTe, Ohio
W p SMITH. r l.. ". COLE
ter Of Transportation. General Ticket Agent
Baltimore, Nd. SIS
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T EGAL NOTICE IA William Sh,


! don and Nancy sheldon, Albert Knapp aud Harriet
Knapp, who rede In tie county Of Oneida and STATE n New
York, and Harvey Hail. who resdes In Buffalo, Srte of New
York heirs at law aud legal representatives OF Sylvester Hail.
deceased
You hereby notified that j. n Cook administrator Of
the Of Sylvester B deceased, Me llth day Sep.
t4nheS A. 1851 Ged his Ietition the Probate Court
within and for the county OF Ashabaa and State Of al
leging that the personal eate Of d decent is nsncen,
to pay his debts and the charges Of AsterRg his estate
tHit he ded sieled in fee simple the following Tied
ess'e situate IN the township of Ashtla a4shtahu
Ia and state nf Ohio and i bounded and dSibed follows
wit divided half thirty land tpken from the
North part se Of lard owned by uriOu Beckvit in his
e Tine and Il bounded Wet by the highway North by ads
81 Laura Southard East by lands Of ensh Markham South
bv line parallel with the North line and far enough there.
sm contain fifteen of land that Eunce RAIL- wild
Of said deeedent Is eoiedto dover in sud premise and
that William sheldon and Nancy Sheldon.
Anet Knapp and Harriet Knapp. Hayvey Hall George Hall
lhehp Hail. and Johr r. Hall Caroline Hail. ard George
j. Hall heirs Of John Hall deceased his heirs
Law and legal representatives hold the next estate olnher
iinncc therein.
The prayer said petition is for the assignment Vt dovr
said Eunice Hail. and fnr sale Of said premises subject
estate for the payment the debts charges
aforesaid Said Petition win te for hearing on the 18th dl
October p 1884, thereafter Ne counsel can br
beard. j r. COOK Administrator OF
Ashtabula, Sept 18th, j 81. Sylvester Hall, decd
Cook Pratt Attorneys for Petitioner. st6.3
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TIE CORpI4L rs AL WE CL.IIM FoR fT!I
Mothers Try 1t

And h you We appeal n de're, the illness decline not
pnlv of v1r daughters before be- too late bt ao your
At huslatd, wlilo the former from false ecAcy often
GO Gown To premature grave ahtr than LEI their condition
be known lue, the latter oen mixed mp with the
cNrrssnt bostnhs thzt u were cot for you. they toc
would tray IN fhe downward ath, until II Is too ats
to Ariest tLeir fatal fall But tho mo her is always vgani
you confidently appeal for never
failing alciion will uuenrgy Joint you n PRf. WOODS
REsTnNAT1VE CORDIAL. ANn BiOOD RENoTAToR a.
tie remedy which Fhond always haud IN time ot need
O. Woun, lfopietcr, 444 Broadway, New York arie
gifts r ice One Dollar pcr Bottle sold " Ash6hna ey
-nwly5S1 HENDKN y COfAlsAND.
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"a FORMIDABLE WEAPON--A very
formidable weapon is about to be
,iatrOdaiced into the army Of the
Potomac. tits an improved Con-
.greye rocket. SO contriyed as 10
be made to fly a distance Of four
g tive thousand yards nearly
three milesE For service against
cavalry or infantry: or setting fire
% towns and villages, or any thug
that will burn or has life, ii Is said
- be enc Of the most fearfulIy
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-12-07
THERE Is NorHINd IT'S RouAi.

Also Liver DeruneeuenN Gotidy, liver coinylaI1S
niseases the Kdn,y, any general arrangement Of the
CruHty orgNnF. - r..
Il will not only ouIe tile debility following CEs and Fsrr,
but nrevpnt al attacks apsng Mtasiotc inaoeuce and
cure the diseases at once, already attrsod -.
TkAvEtt shnold hSye batte With uicnA ne wi In.
y prevent any rlpteous Consequences following upoa
change or climate ard water.
Ast prevents eos enes strengthens thu digestive organs
Il should h. ~ the hands all ~ sedeutsY half
LADIES not accustomed TO much outdoor oxepchs should
always use g.. -r ...
M6rHEts should It, fnr Il IL perfect 'ief taken
moi th two beiore the 6us a she wio ras We cao
) totin,l v lh teiftct and safety.
There is no mistake about u,
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ENIIE THOROUG BRED HORSE


Young Morgan TtSer1
viii stand the present iOoWE in Jefferson, OIL
lday ard atu day Monday aud Tuesday at the stah
# "; Baker, Assiabnla Ia Inerot and on wedne.day
md T9%S,yj csns 5u. ."1sA ry"0Si san: '"S & "P'"d
Al persons parting with ef0re Oaing, will he held
,oishle nsuraucP ad those not returning mares
he Horse will he charged hy the season.
will stump the county beat the colts Of Young Tiger
YoTNG MOrcAN CIR, oaled my premises in Men
or Lake cnunly Ohio and sired hv Old rgGn Tiser dan
ady Kate my pOl erty Lady Kate sired b. Manul
S'um, which horse bred by David Allan 0f New YOh
Young Morgan 1,er foad the Sd day Of june 1854
and owned ~ me until lie year old then sold him 10
f.. Baker of Mentor. THOMAS CLAPP.
Old Morgan Tiger foaed my psemi.ss l.
NSrk, Senuc county, aud vAsgot by Old BLACK Hawk,
mt Of LADY Kate b'e by and my property she
ed 10y NavHrino, which horse bred by A. hey. Esq of y
York his farm at Loci opposite Newark New Jersey. Ma
ano sired by Harry, and he by imported Bassoa. Hi
lam iIyacDtI bred by Hon John Randolph Of George
Roanoke Nirga she by the imported Bedford hrr
dam telegraph by Old lid Air For further tracing Of ned
gTe ference he had TO 81 vol Of the American Turf
eger pags 3s2 Ss3 and J69, with charts NOR aud 2
inp nying the his sn biefte pedigree Of my Sen
Mogau Tiger bred by and ed y and my broth
Gerard Dey, Of Geneva ul the 18th day OF April 1858
when he sold TO- T. Petton AHd IT, Rider to 60 10 Ohio
Variek, SenRcA New York, April 1858. TrUs DEY
YOuNG MORGAN TIGER. took the Tst premium at he State
FAIR IN Cleveland in 1855 also at the AXE county Fair n
$50 also 1t the eaga county Far 1857 The HOrse vii
he groomed by the undersigned, who his owner.
AsurAnCLA DEPOT, 1861. 500 N, BAKER
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NOTICE The Co partnprShipof Root
horisnn being dissolved by the death Of G. Root
the senior astnr II is Necessary that the bu'iness of the
firm should BE- SioSed as speedily possible. All persons
therefore, havine
Unsettled Accounts,
requested To call immediately and arrange the
Prompt payment win he required, that thu liabilities Of the
firm be met and diserrged The business will be set
tied by the undersigned H. l.. n RRSON.
Surviving PaIther Of Root Morrison.
Ash,abulE, June ], 1851.
Having made arrangements to continue
business the Ola stand Of Root Morrison, take this meth
returning thanks the customers aud iends Of the
m for their gen patronage in years past and "
solicit continuing oi tile same to myself
My Stock of Goods is Full and Complete
comprising all The articles and many than usually
keltby tue merchants Of our VILLAGE
Dry Goods Groceries. CrOckery. Heavy and
Shelf Hardware. Hats UBps. Boots A Shoes
Iron, Steel Nails, Paints, Oils, Glass Putty
are kept full stock and will be sold very greG for
pay down Alknds of produce tksu in exchange tor gQods
at cash prices. .
The Times aud my circumstances will not admit Of long
windrd credits credits b d0Ibep eusomeU. To all who
prompt sud reliable AIRED extend reasonable
credit hut prompt payment VI he required In all cases al the
time agreed Pung aud bios ing entirely out Gf my
line. My dsrs Is t0 deal fairly and squaely with all Try
me and see ioT yourselves. Your truly,
JVne IS, 1861. II. l. MORRISON.
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OCT BER APPOINTMENTS.
PROYE AL THINGS!

FAOFE hLL IbiNGS!
( fR II. W. WADSWORTH, Eclccti,
Physician and surgeon, viii bein attendance follows
.shtahnla, shahua liause, we,ire,oHy oher Ieth.
! aim lie. owlHs iousr, Tturfday, tctober i7lh.
Lnar'nn, Friday, uctol er Sth
he Mode of Examination pursued by DR.. W
very sinile and entirely and b., IT disease Of an,
the internai ria arsas b' few minutes detected
~ fariy and ceitSttY without asking he pafient Yue-
having the least ious knowIege Of the
,,rOfula and all Diseases Of Scr0fnl0us origin.
reis ruliors Enlarged Glands Joints lp Disease we'll
Neef 0itie Scloilo, Eyes Sead Head Erptions
the Face other parts Career, Fisula Spinal Diseases
yesia Gravel Impotence Strctnre. st. ritus Dance El
~. khHnntisiu. nroTsy. &c. &c. 500. -
Ar disease peculiar Fenas as6 al chronic diseases
Brain Ewes, Throat Lungs Ilssss stomach Liver Speeu
idHeys. skin or atcr organs. r-r.- ~.
TaBss Saferipg from CLreHis ELseaJes
dcsctij tiuI 10 assured thai their viii hs
-e fidy aud eTnlidy, ard they will not he encouraged
take mcie without corresponding prospect ~ henet
has visited CleYeane and other placs in Ohio and
York, regularly for the last ten years. and furnish
etts with any Rmonrl of evidence IN restrd To ls skill
d qualifications physician. lie will visit the above
north for year ihua giving taose who con
at lin opnItintv 10 e"ntinur tall cured Those
nthrr pronounced ineunbe, requested to callt wi
t nothing 70 hare vonr examined and explained
hose wishing t. consut nv letter direct to ,iavis
=. the Of the Hotel any Of my appointments.
VI. W. WAliSwnRrH, NJ H.. Batavia, "
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pROF. o. j. WOODS
Rcstorat1vO Cordial
AND -..... '...
BLOOD RENovAToR.

n peciselr what its indicates Cor while pleasant %
the t,te 81 l. rryi living celebrating sud strengthening TO
tlo yi vrts Ii also revyiner einptaes and the
ioo IN All Its original purity and thus rstr0s and rndeis
M s,steu attacks Of disease II "a the only
prebaion ever oIUed 10 TIE world IN popular orm 40 az
IL le within tie rrach ~ all
~ el ncty aud skiimlly combined ~ 10 he the most
,i tonic ard vet lerircy ADAPTED as 10 at ~ prr-
"a arcoraaAee rh ne icUs n Hatsre aHd hsace soshs me
as stomach AID up the digestive orans, and slHy
~ s,,ous and other imitation. salso Tcrectiy eXhfarat-
Inc In m ,Itcs and yet Is lnwe y lasSitnde or
deprssin Of sii,r Il Is conpoed enuey on Vegetables
& II oe ttota, NV combining powerful thnie and soothing
,orerties and consequently eau njure pre-
ventivc aud cure of
eo,,sBvtior Bronehi Bdgesiisu dyspepsia, Loss Of p'
ptlHe anil sss NerroNs lrrifably, heHrocid, Pal-
piisiiop Qf ne .hsarfs heiotekog, BJR0ekoHdri0,
NLgttSHeos Lmg10r. CiddiLess aid oHhot
elass af feerftRy Jofai, odlted fc
nae UcakEtss aud HreguieTiiies.
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I AlLrRE on TnE IRIsH PoTATo

lMLrRE OF THE IRIsH PoTAToE
CRoP-rhc potatoc crop in Ire
land has been visited by over
whelming ruin, like that OF the
famine year, lS46, 1t was sudden,
too. as the visitation which swept
like the angehofdeath in the night.
Says the Leinster Express, good
agricuitnralauthoriiy:
Between the evening OF the
3lst ofJhly and the momlng OF
the lst of August, the crop IN e.
very stage Of its growth-early,
medium and late-was slmultane-
ously smitten and with comp
aratively few exceptions, the pota-
toe fields speedily exhibited an
utterly desolatc appearance, every
vcstige of green having been sup.
crseded by "A scauty covering OF
decayed haulm. he markets
were gIuttet, in the anxiety OF
owners to sell while anything
could be made of their crops, and
the low prices then realized were
altogether falIacious indication
lof a plentiful harvest; and after
laying by Il store Of seed, the sup
ply fit for human food will fall
short even at Christmas. i his
must prove a dire calamity, such
confdence having been given OF
| abundance.
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n
destructive weapons ever devised
bv man. This terrible instrument
OF war. wo presume, will also be
employed to protect the coast and
for other purposes, on board the
iron.elad ships and floating bate
ries OF the United States. At the
right-time and plucc, there can be
united with it another still more
remarkable invention, whose nnme
we wlthlloid till it-shalt be requir-
eddy the geverhment, but which,
properly used, will utterly annihi-
late any hostile, feet that may
threaten our ports and seaboard.
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