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PARKERsBURG. w. VA,
March %. 1856.

SIR: Knowing that you were among
the earliest, frmest, and most influential
movers, promoters, and supporters Of
the State of West Virginia, and one,
too, who has suffered in feeling as much
as any man in it by the loss Of your two
fine and only sons, who gave their
youthful lives to sustain and perpetuate
it, and that you were a member Of both
the conventions which assembled at
Wheeling in the years 1861 and 1862 !;
and inasmuch as it is believed that your
widely extended acquaintance through
out the State may have much influence
with your fellow-citizens, we beg leave
through the public press to ask your
opinion on the constitutionaiity. justice
propriety and policy of the Registry
act, the provisions it contains for carry
ing it out, and, also, on the adoption Of
the constitutional amendment now PEN
ding before the people of this State.
Respectfully yours,
j. j. JACKSON,
J. G. BLACKFORD,
G.. J. STEALY,
w. n. CHANCELLOR,
j. n. CAMDEN.
JOHN HALL, Esq,
Point Pleasant, W. Va.
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king. Tier naughty head, hef elaselc
step, her stylish form, make II SO. mus,
as lar IS the eye can trace her, Fanhy
Fern Is a marked woman IN Broadway
crowd. Fanny has done her best to
make tie pubic believe that she Is ter
magahf, and has succeeded. she dellghts
IN oa1fe assertions and savage sentences.
II rather pleases her to THINK that the
Whole tribe OF outsiders consider her q
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POINT PLEASANT, w. VA,

AT1TII ,, IoOO.
GENTLEMEN Your polite and very
fiattering letter came to hand a few days
since, and l cannot refrain from reply
ing, although l do not suppose my opin-
ion will have much influence. Would
to God it was in my power to restore
the heart of the nation, and give per-
manency to our government, and peace
and prosperity to our country. You ask
me to answer you through the public
press, and give you my opinion as to
the constitutionality justice and policy
of the voters test oath, registry act, the
provision it contains for carrying it out,
and the adoption of the constitutional
amendment now pending before the
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An exchange says that recently a
lady, speaking of the gathering of the
lawyers to dedicate a new court house
said she supposed they had gone to
view the ground where they mus
shortly lie."
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The SHERIFF. of Dinwiddie County, Nir-
GINA, was stopped in the road, near the
Court House, on Thursday last, by three
armed negroes, and robbed of all his
papers. Fortunately, be had no money
or faluables with him.
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The highest happiness can have no
other foundation than the deepest WIS
dom; the happiest fool is only as happy
as he knows how to be.
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We must suit the flattery to the nind
and taste of the recipient; we do no.
put essences into hogsheads or porter
into pitfalls.
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Josh Billings says there is nothing
more touching in this life time than to
see a poor but virtuous young man
struggling With moustache.
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pupilshed, ny iastistliiigiits III tlle i-oi
doh 'socteX -R9Ig.te. nc suoleet % ~,
la1ess publlc,siq4l - = AlliAA -a1-1 ei'
RoPfICIIIlD, OF f1ofiooh.
This merchant prince, the founder o. y
the famous arm Oh iollicliill. 9loe1eis
Masp born ~, ~ idihiol 9il -
Ills grandfather aaa llVea tfele ." - !"
money-lender, f;tWhoToker iid o ~
clothes man, N the o Hiles1 par 80, 81 1l ~
tie Jews, ana known as Ju'iet:s'tssei o.
the Jews alley; and there a!s Iat4ef
Meyer An-eimi MAS porn IN lff' :, ne
married ana Saeeteaea TO MS ldtiei
business. HIS niue saop was kiio 9a, !. pS
is sign OF the h9gnehiid; OF lse9 1s4l1el a.
from this clitdi4islatlGe ne fi,elt - "
known as Affs2iefa meyer Aeelaseei4 -.
IHe possession, III illSh ueSfSes u no
national ch&t4etefisilcS Was liie= 4lsale
81 procuring al541 failltt acceoslot 70 ~
seanty stock with Nillcn ne sttFtee me-
lie also rose u I.eYof WIN tile 1ahd2faNe,
William, and, III 4t99, was appointed
his financial aHeRt and forelgh hahkef.
1his appointnen6 opened BEFORE MN
an extensive an .9 EIl9ole 4aAse 81
business, ara 4e sNailea hI4lsell Oh Ms
advantages % me 4aiie9Y extent. re
WIS rich man Ia iSd5, Wleh The i4Sf4o-
~ : !; vi II III t4s3otN e.tN - -
OF Napoleon, entrusted 70 MN Ms treas,
ufe, amounting 70 about tive hundred
and fifty pounds. THIS money he invest
ed successfully, and realized rom II
immense profits. When he aIea 44l=isl-
he let twelve hiifiiea lioFins tone hlil-
lien Rotnds1 to be divided among MS
five sons, Anselenl. solomon, Nathan
Meyer, Charles and James. From these
sons he eNacted an oath on his daath-
bed that they would Keep his business
intact, extending II as much Is they
could, but acting always ia partnership
50 that the world might know only one
house Oh Rothsehiid. The oath was kept
but Nathan Meyer, by superior clever
nsss, came 70 be practically the head OF
tAe house, in place OF his elder brother.
about the year LIZ Nathan left Frank
foft. He came 10 Manchester, n Eng
land. with twenty thousand pounds,
there 10 open a new branch OF his fathers
business. This vas the season Of the
turmoil Of theneW cotton trade. Young
Rothsehild found the best possible field
for his talents, and he reaped golden
hafvests from It. He found there adj
Venturers anxious to borrow money, at
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The attention of restless and tickle
men turns to no count, poverty over,
takes them whilst they are flying so
many different ways to escape it.
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1t is no wonder that the wind Is
solemn and mournfu.; it has swept the
fields of mortality for a hundred cen
turtles.
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ffaport0nt Correspondence.

opinion q .John Hull, Esq, President Of
tie Constitutional C0Rnedio1a, on The
Radieal Policy IN this State.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-06
MAR RRIED

In Jefferson, at the jefferson Honse, Dec. .23d,
by Rev. Thomas Oliver, Mr.. Christian j. Wer-
vii to Miss Margaret j. Timmins, both of Ash
tabula. '..r
In East Ashtabula, Jan. LIST, by Rev. |. o.
Fisher, Charles Seward to Flavia L. Gray, of
Conneaut.
In Geneva, Dec. 25th, by Rev. A. G. Tibbitts,
MIR. Nathan ID. Klumph to Miss Lydia d. Boom
hover, of Geneva.
Also in Geneva, on the 2Sth ult, by the same,
Mr.. Charles H. Cooper to Miss Celesta C.Vets,
all of Saybrook.
Also, on the 3lst ult.. by the same. at same
place, MIR. Austin B. Wright to Miss Caroline A.
Jennings, of Geneva.
Also, in Geneva, on the LIST inst, by the same,
MIR. j. Frank Jcfts of Titusville, Pa, to Miss
Flayia p. Cook, of Geneva.
Also In Geneva on the LIST inst, by the same,
MIR. Nelson Warner to Miss Laura Sullivan, all
of Geneva.
Also, in Geneva, ON the lst inst, by the same,
MIR. Dell q. Graves to Miss Ellen Vrooman, all
of Geneva.
In Oberlin, Dec. goth, at the residence. of the
brides father by Rev. G. G. Finney, Mr.. l. d.
Morse Morse OF Cherry Valley, Ashtabula Co., "a
Miss Julia NJ. Specs.
In New Lyme, Dec. 2sd, by II. A. Reeve, Esq
Mr, William Sutley, of Cherry Valley, to Miss
Charity Gray, of New Lyme.
In Hartsgrote Dec. slst, by Rev. C. r. Chap
man, Mr.. Syiveste! feech 70 Miss Sarah Q
Stephens, both of Hartsgrove.
In Jefferson, Dec, 9Th, by Rev. ]. K. Hallock
Mr.. Merritt Jerome to Miss Emma Church, botl
Of Jefferson.
IN Morgan, Dec. ssth, by Rev. o. r. Chap
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-06

ScALDED TO DEArH On Thusday last says
the Reporter, Mr. George Wills. who lived in
the southern part OF this township while draw.
ing hog upon platform, for the purpose OF
scalcing it, slipped and fell back iuto a large
tub of bot water. His whole body was sub
merged with the exception of his head, breas;
aud the lower portions Of of his legs, lie was
instantly drawn out and plunged into trough
OF could water near by, which probably saved
him from iastant dealh. Drs. Fi6eld aud Mer.
riam were sent for, and everything was done by
Deighbors and friends TO relieve his dreadful
suffering; but human skill could not avail. aud
be died about one o'clock the same night. after
enduring the greatest agouy. Two thirds Of
his body was deeply scalded and in places the
hesh was literally cooked. He was native
of England aged 80 years aud leaves a wife
aud three small children.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-06

purity the blood, and expe disease they purge out the
foul humors which breed and grow disteinper stimulate
sluggish dsordered into their natural action
tmpsn healthy tone with strength to the whole system
Mo- ony DO they cure the day complaints of
boy but also formidable tod dangerous diseases. While
the3 Predeee powerful Effects tbev the time 10
dsnied doses the safest and best physic that be
pyed Tor children Being coated they pleasant
70 take; ana being purey vegetable free from any isk
Of harm Cares have been made which surpass belief were
they aot substantial ted ly Of exalted position and
character as to forbid the suspicion untruth Many e-
nent cergymen and physicians have their names to
sertify 10 the public the reliability our remedies while
sthers have sent the Of their conviction
Preparations contribute Immediately to the relief of our
afflicted suffering fellow men.
The below named Is pleased to furnish gratis our
American Almanac containing directions for the
certificates Of their cures Of the following complaints
Costiv less Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism, Dropsy,
Hsartburn, Headache arising from foul stomach Nausea
therefom. Fatuency, Loss OF Appetite all Diseases which
evacuant medicine They also purify the blood and stm.
ulsbg he system many complaints which would not
Bndnes Neuralgia and Nervous lrritby, arrangements
othe liver and Kidneys Gout and other kindred complaints
arising from low state Of the body distractions of its
functions
be put by unpr siped dealers with other prep
sfations which they make po6t Demand AYREs
take no others The sick want the best aid there for them
and they hould have It.
Prepared by d. @, AVER Co. lowell, Mass, and sold
by GEo WILLARD and II A. HESDRY, Druggists, Ashlahua
and dealers everywhere. 1877.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-06

man, Mr.. l. N. Iatimer to Miss Elizabeth Nc
Causland. both Of Morgan.
In Jefferson, Jan. 1st, by Rev. Thos. Oliver,
Mr.. Geo. w. Huber, of Greenville, Mercer Co.,
Pa, TO Miss Sarah Walker, of jefferson.
BY the same, Jan. LIST, Mr.. Winthrop L. An
drews to Miss Celestia M. Clark, both Of Jeffer-
son.
In Jefferson, Dec. 9th, by Rev E. P. Clisbee,
Geo. S. Singletary of Portage Co., to Caroline
Brown, of jefferson.
In Colebrook, O., Dec. 10Th, by Duren Way,
Esq, Richard A. Starkey, of Essex, c., to
Maria Phillips, Of Colebrook. fla.
In Erie, Jan LIST, by E. Camphausen, Esq,
j: J. Rice, Of Cherry Valley, to Jane Fairchild,
Of Waterford, Pa.
At the American House, In jefferson, Dec.
29th, by Rev. Thos. Oliver, Horace Sturdavant,
OF Sheffield, to Adel Anderson, of Denmark.
In Jefferson, at the American House, Dec.
27th, by Rev. f. G. Farley, Christopher Mason
to Maria III Wilson, both of Ashtabula Harbor.
Also, by the same, at the same place, Jan lst.
Porter Il. Calhoun, of Pierpont to Carrie E.
Stillman, of Andover asi mf.aI
In Windsor. Dec. 25th, by Rev. Mr.. Flowers,
:; w; Foster, of Geneva, o., TO Cornelia NJ,
Rawdon, of Windsor. 'a ''
In Geneva, Dec. 18th, by Rev A. D. Barber,
Mr.. ID. j. Blackboard. of Leavenworth City,
Kansas, to Kate Sawyer, of Geneva.
In Conneaut, at the residence of the brides
father, on New Years Day, by Rev. o. T. Wy.
man. Charles B. Holden of Kingsville, TO Emma
Kennan. Ff
In Conneaut at the residence of Capt. w. r,
Chapman, on New Years Day, by Rev. o. T
Wyman, John w. Granger of Suffield CT, tc
Rebecca Chapman of Conneaut.
In Kingsville, on New Years Day, by Rev
III. W. Palmer, Albert l. Neweomb of Chicago
to Emily F. Webster of Kingsville.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-06

NFw GROCERY ESTABLISHMENT will be
seen by reference to our advert ising columns
that our loyal and worthy fellow. citizen, 1t w.
Redhead has opened, &C .oss the way, stock
look in upon. We know of no ore who has
served his country with more earueslness aud
fidelity than the Lieutenant, and if his efforts to
serve his fellow cit izens are in anything the
same spirit. which we doubt not they are, they
will not withhold from him liberal patronage
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DIED

In Morgan, Dec. 3lst, John Wiswell, aged 81
years
In Ahdover, Oct. 29th Roxana Blanchard,
aged 81 years-one of the first settlers.
On the 9th of Nov, in Laporte City, Black
Hawk county, Iowa, of Typhoid fever, James
Kennedy, aged so years, formerly of Conneaut.
In Richmond Oct. 22d, Amanda, daughter
OF q. and l.. Prosser, in her 10Th year.
In Richmond, Oct 3lst, Annie, wife of David
Prindle, aged 76 years. Mrs. p. was one of the
Pioneers of Richmond.
In Trumbull, Dec. 18th, of dropsy of the
chest Warren Emerson, son of Lewis c. and
Harriet r. Baur, aged years.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-06
Da MARSHALL'S
Headache and Catarrh Snuff.

This Snuff has thoroughly proved itself to be the hest
ticle eve. known for curing the Catnrrh, Cold I'm
the Head aud Headache. II has be-p found an ex-
ceeut remedy In macy of Sore Eyes, Ds nfnes So
has been removed by 1t, and Hearing ha> o:en been
greatly imprOy ed by its 1t and purge out all
obstrucons; strengthens the Glands and gives healthy
action TO the parts Affected. is recommend by many
the best and USED with great and salts
ffncton everywhere.
More than thy years exrt renee has proved its great
value and at this moment II stands higher than be
tore so.d by H. 4. HENDg- Asntabuia and by all Drug
qisfs. :. 778
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-06

Superior Uemedy.-we can conscientiously
thoe suffering irum distressing cough Dir
jStckands Selliauous ConsL Basam 1t gives RELIEF almost
InstaneOus and is wital not dHgreeabe TO the taste
There doubt but the Melluous Cough Basam
best in and is all that its proprie-
tor claims for it, We have tiled 1t during the past week
innd found relief from most distressing cough. II IL
pared 6yDf. strickland, No. East Fourth Street. Cincn-
lnati, o and for sale by Drugg sts.
For sale in Ashtabua by George Willard and H. A. Hen
dry. st.'i a'r.'t. ..I SO4
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-06

ARrEMUs WARD and wife were found dead in
their bed at their residence in Worcester, Mass
on the morning Of Friday, The 29th uIt., the
verdict Of Corouers Jury. Artemus' jests
are, therefore, suddenly suspended, and bis stock
OF attainment in tha, line is not likely to be oI
as much account in the other, as 1t was 10
this world.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-06

and's Pile Remedy Mr. Glass of Jauesyle Wisconsin,
for the beDt6t OF all who suffer with the Piles that
be has troubled ior eight years with aggravated
f Piles and his brother from the amy In
abe. the being quite para,1ed with the Pies) Both
these distressing cured with bottle Of DR..
Strickiands Pile Remedy The recommendation of these
gentlemen beside the daily testimonials received by nr
tckl ongh those suffering, that the most
chronic of Piles cured by r Strichands
Pile Remedy. It Is sold BY Druggists ever,wh
For GALE in Ashtabua by George Willard and H. A. Hem
lrv = e.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-06

Couneaut is Il competitor with other lake
ports, for the Naval Depot AS our ambitious
and energetic sister was disappointed in the To-
cation of the jamestown Branch, t; ey are euii-
tied to 4 little snow Of magnanimity, 10 the
tire lment and disposal of this subject. Ashta.
buls will not, therefore, put in any claim for
the Naval Depot. bat generously wish our
beig.bors the most complete success.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-06
"Transient Papers"-Possmaster Benedict

EDITORIAL AND OFFICIAL DIFFERENCEs The
Cleveland Leader charges upon Post Master
Benedict. Editor OF the Herald. the excluding
several thousand copies Of that journal from the
mails. The ground of the exclusion is their
character as transient papers. upon which it is
held postage should have been paid in advance.
The propre,y Of the action. we suppose, would
turn npon the question. Are they transient pa
pers ?--.ashnbula Teisgraph.
The telegraph is mistaken. Neither
Postmaster Benedict nor any other post.
master has the right To exclude papers
t. ON the mails when sent direct from he
flee of publication, on suspicion that they
are "transient." The law provides that
such snsp!cions shall be reported TO the
Post Office Department at Washing, on, for
he action of the Pos master General But
he Leaders detained by Postmaster Beue
iici were not ouly direct from The publica
.it q office, but were addressed TO regular
'ubscrihers their names appearing on our
Inscription hook aud lLe pnpers being sent
"gularIy. Postmaster BeGedct scknow
dyed these facts by finally sending the
mpers. and he has admitted his guilt by
ailIng to make a defeuce - Leader.
We do not see where the "nis, AXE" is, as as.
serted. The settlement Of the question, as to
the transient or regular character Of the papers
settles the course to be pursued. In case Of
suspicion. which, however. we did not under
stand this to be, ex x.Pcst Master Cowlcs proba.
bly, has stated the requirement and duty.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-06

NEw YEAR Favor Among the favors o
the seas son bestowed upon tie editor, is box
OF 6ne Catawba Grapes, in a state of excellent
preservation, for which we are indebted to our
worthy friend Leak, at the station. who when
be has any luxuries to be disposed of seldom
forgcts the village editor. Those in waut OF
these luxnres, may obtain them We suppose of
of Mr. l..
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-06

Are able for csveDess spans, loss Of appetite, sicl
headache, gdduess of boating after meals dzess
drowsiness. and enpng pains. aud a disorders OF th'
stomach aud bo wells.
Original Letter at 2g4 Canal Street. New York
j. j. C, COOK, publisher Of the State Baaner, Ben
ningOn, VT he attacked with Dyspepsia, and
suffered severely from il that not particle OF food c0uic
be taken without oceas0nng the most sensa
tion In his stomach For 6ve he suffered from the
dreadful complaint when he used BRANDRETifS PILLS
The st box did TO benefit him much but III" sec
produced change and the ine he had taken six box
esa COMPLETE CURE effected He says: "My dyrpep
gone and my expectation OF early death vanished
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-06

The popular and efficient Superintendent Of
the Lake Shore Road, has been made the re-
cipient of splendid Silver Tea Service, valued
at 81, 800, by the employees of the road, as a
New Years present. Such recognitions ofworth,
which in Mr.. Ms case seem to be of repeated
occurrence, could scarcely be more legitimate
and deserving. ..t
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-06

$50 REWARD The Sheriff offers reward
of $50 for a brace of his boarders who in biz
absence, on the 26th nit. succeeded in opening
their cell door by means Of a false key, and
taking advantage of the outer door being open,
ed by some OF the younger members of the
Sherff's family. who were unable to offer any
resistance. Their names are Fails, q German,
burglary, and Henry, horse stealing.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-06

MEssRs TAYLOR & GRIswoULD of Cleveland
are holding out in our advertising columns
unusual inducements for those in wan, of Dry
Goods. They are desirous of clearing Out
their present stock, and to that end ore
putting prices at an unusually low mark
Their establishment stands anon the 6rst in
extent and variety. and no more accommoda.
ting fair and gentemanly business men are ia
meet with ic that northern metropolis Of tn.
State
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-06

There will be meeting of the Freedmen's Aid
Society at P. NJ. on Thursday next, the llth
inst, in the room of the Union School building
recently occupied by the Masons, for the pur-
pose of receiving donations of clothing, &c, in
behalf of that class of destitute and suffering
humanity which now demands the attention VI
and liberal donation, that box may be sen,
off on its cheering mission at once. :
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-06

DIVERSION OF FUNDS $500 were entrusted
by Robt. Alcock, the other day, in the hand;
OF Henry Fuller to take up a note given by
said Alleock to T. S. Fuller. father of the
young man, aud left at the Bunk 10 Jefferson
for collection. The money failed TO reach The
Bank, and the young man is non est inrenfus.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-06

Some clever fellows. without much TO de-,
aud who evidently were desrous Of doing US u
good turn, piled up cord OF wood at the en-.
trance to our door, on Wednesday night last.
II their generosity grows with this kind ndul
gence. we shall expect the next efJrt will be
to bring it up stairs. aud thus relieve our Dia.
bolus of some sweat aud grunts.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-06

~ Straight to the zenith of the armament
OF Fashion-even as a star might 20 up from
the horizon to the meridian-Phalon's Night.
Blooming Cereus bns ascended 10 three shor,
years, leaving behind it all the lesser lights
foreign and domestic, and establishing its pre.
eminence over oil the perfume. OF the day. Sold
everywhere
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-06

The CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL was very generally
aud joyfolly observed. Happy faces and kind
wishes greeted us in every direction. Places of
business we're closed, aud social gatherings and
fesli yilies were the order Of the day.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-06

CHRISTMAS PRESENT. Rev. O. M. TUT.
HILL requests US to acknowledge for him the
receipt OF u most comfortable and ingenously
constructed Study Chair, from various members
of his congregation.