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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-02-02
THE warER.worE. o-

''The Step-Daughter's Portion" etc., etc.
1t is entitled
THE wATER-wOLF; or
THE DEMON OF THE BERMUDAS.
The mere announcement of a story by q
writer SO. extensively and ,favorably known as
Leon Lewis, would perhaps be enough to cause
everybody to read it, but
THEW wATER-woLF"
has especial claims to public approval in that it
is somewhat different from ANYTHING else which
its gifted author has thus far given to the world
As its title implies. it is story of the Bermu-
das, and partakes largely of the wild, the weird
and the grand. The hsruine is most glorious
creation-a creature all beauty and sunshine,
tender, impulsive, generous and courageous
who. is cast away upon one of the Bermuda
Islands, and falls into the hands of desperate
villain who is a deadly enemy to her father
While here. she encounters the dread scourge
of the IslaIds the frightful
WATER WOLF
the simple description ofwlIich fearful monster
causes the flesh to creep with horror. The story
is full of action at the very start and the reader
finds his attention enchained before he has read
dozen sentences. 1t is full of the most thrill
ling situations and possesses plot of the great
est intricaey and of the most ingenious charac-
ter. - 70 anaa i8 sas $50 : .F3r
-a. % i~tf.-aI ID Il W Al l. X w U f
will unquestionably add greatly to the already
great reputation Of Leon Lewis, and will un-
doubleday be extensively read 81. ~
RecQllect that 4@s'
THE WATER WOLF;
OR, THE DEMON OF THE BERMUDAS,
.YqnanI 9-iBY LEON LEWIS, ;
Is now ready and for sale everywhere
E Our TERMs.-The New York Weekly is sold
oall News Agents throughout the United States
The price is six cents, but in cases where agents
have to pay extra freight, a higher price is
charged. When there is news agent in the
town we desire our friends TO get the Weekly
through him. We do not wish to mail the pa
per except to places where there is no other
means of getting it. When sent by mail, single
copies So per aInum; four copies, $40, which
is $3.50 ~ascopy; eight copies, $40. The party
who sends as $40 for a club of eight copies. Gall
sent at one time. Twill be entitled to copy free
,Postmasters. and others who get up clubs. in
their respective towns can afterwards add sim
gle copies at So. 80.
The New York Weekly and the Illustrated
Literary Album will both be sent for. Sc per
/ ETSpecimen copies sent free.
: YE Esa Street q smith, Prqnietors
3tS02 80 II Franklin street, New York.
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-02-02

BUSINESS -Sluggishness in BUSINESS and the
circulating medium is matter of frequent men
ton, and our business men are calling into use
all their prudence and business tact. Those
who were fiattered with the success of last years
business, and induced to lay in libcrallyg have
been in some cases obliged TO resort to such expe
dients as promised readily to convert their goods
into the means of meeting payments, and saving
from loss All are selling at greatly reduced
prices, and offering to purchasers inducements
in this way, which, in ninety days from this
time, uniess-the signs of the'times are at fault
will not be, enjoyed. Though material has be-
come depressed, labor has not, and as stocks
are worked off, and the market cleared, new
stocks cannot be returned to the vacant shelves,
at present rates. Our advice, therefore, is, to
secure at the present range ali that is needful
now, and for the immediate future. Those. too,
whose circumstances will permit them to hold
their stocks, need not borrow trouble, or be in
duced, by the movements of the less solid and
substantial, to submit to sacrifice, for the opin-
ion is one that gathers strength, that we shall
see reaction from the present depression
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)MkRRiED.

In Conneaut on the 23d ult, by Rev. W. h. Wilson,
Mr. FRANKLIN LovEyoY, of Amboy, to Miss FRANCIS A.
Fol- ofAshtabula.
In Lockport, Pa the 10th ut by Rev. Miller, Mr..
MELVILLE F. SERyIs, Of Cherry Hi Pa. to Miss ABBIE
I. Smith. of South Ridge. -,.e.s ,.-r-.,.
In East Springfield Pa, Dec aoth by Rev s. H. Morse,
Mr.. GEoRsE RYoE, of Conneaut, o., to Miss MARTHA
HALL Of ofConneautvile. Pa
Pin Ashtabua, JAN 15 by Rev W. Wilson, Mr.. BIRD
sKY 3. MErcALF, and MISS EMILY c. HvLL
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-02-02

THE MERCHANTS UNION EXPRESS COMPANY have es-
tabshed Office in Jefferson for the accommodation Of
their friends and patrons The success of this company
is truly wonderful The combined operations of the old
monopoes to break it down. has resulted in an increase
of business and shown to the business of the conn
try the Importance of sustaining Express Com pany
the business of whchis done upon just and honorable
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DIED.

Announcements frce Commendatory Notices. half rates.
In Meridian Conn on the 23d ult of Lung Fever Mrs
ZRPoRAH PRATT wife of the late Capt Alfred Pratt late
Of Geneva in the 18th year of her age,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-02-02

Mrs1c.L INsTRUcTIoN.-Miss JENNIE VANWoRMER.
will give instructions upon the Piano and Guitar in
Thorough Bass Her competency is sufficiently attested
by recommendations from ofthe best musical pro-
fessors in the country Those wishing an interview CT
her feryices will find her at the house of Mrs.
A HENpRY
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

For the speedy cure Of Coughs Colds Bronchitis Group
and all affections ofthe throat and lungs always pro-
vide by the timely of DrLarookah's Pulmonic Syr-
mp. while in the spring purify the blood and arouse
the sluggish appetite by few doses of Dr. Larookahs
sarsaparilla Compound. This sarsaparla being dou-
bic the strength Of any other the market has esab
sbsd its reputation as the only and safe remedy
for diseases arising from an impure state Of the blood
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-02-02

I55 acre farm. about AZ miles from this village
Good house bArm fuft and wafer p acres timbered.
Price 81 800 Possession given Immediately, and time
SI aero REagge Far farm - Hmiles nom Village. Good
house, gsodbaps, s0os fater good 9rehard 25 acres
mbered and near the G. and E. r. r. One Of the mos {
and time given foraP Porronofthe purchase money II de-
4 ei O. sr--- 80 -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-02-02

20 CALKINs GRIFFIN & Co. Is Union Business Institute
located at the above place which challenges comparison
with any and al other institutions in the world Others
may advertise more largely but in real merit it surpass
es every Business College in the country-except at
Hillsdale, Michigan Its Telegraph Students have the
use of an oc business telegraph line a6 miles long
which ID under the exclusive control of the institute
This is not true any other Telegraph School in this
County-exeept Hillsdae where the Busines College
has the of the NJ S. N. R. Fl. Telegraph line. In
all the departmentsoft those great popular Institu
tions ACTUAL BUSINESS is mingled with instruconthus
thoroughly and practically qualifying the student for
success in life Our readers win do well to apply to one
of these unequale Business Colleges for interesting
work business education which is sent free to any
address 1855
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9S acre farm, four miles rom village. Good house
and barn. good orch ard good water 20 acres hmbered
For sale very cheap and possession given immediately II
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= II sEoIa4 aaWo I
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T Alse connected with the above and fronting on Cen
ter street. and by the rail road depot grounds
that well known shop of Edward A. Hitchcock, with 12
horse sfeafreng and boiler with ellthe tools
and implements for the buggy shaft business good new
planning machine and all the necessary tools and maehi
merry for making dry barrels. "A chance for enter
prising business man. For sale cheap. Price $1,000
Enquire of EDWARD A. HIrcHcocK, On premises OF Of j.
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I56 IO-fo0 acres 81 miles from village, sgood
houses barns good orchard good water % acres TIM
bcred. Good sugar bush Price, Sc, $50
36 2O-IOO acre farm z! miles from this village
For sale very reasonable and posessIcn gIs-li
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-02-02

SII.2 acres on Ridge 81 miles nom village Stu
on both sdes of the Ridge Road. gpod houses
good barns, good orchards good water Ten acres tim
6ered One OF the most desirable farms IN the market
For sale for. the low price of 5000. d -
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Don't forget the pacs-corner Spring and Main Streets
opposite the Clarendon Hotel W., = -:
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without staining the skin injuring the amerss Man
ufactured by j. CRISTADORO, Aetor House, New
York. lseld by alDruggists. Applied by all Hair Dres.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-02-02

Saratoga Spvsng Water sold BY all Druggists
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75Acre Farns 10 Ibis .tovnship,s miles nom this
village Fame hose good water, two acres vineyard
ber 6r sae for the low price of $780, and time give
for a portion OF the purchase money, If desired.
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Price, $500 Possession given immediately, and time
SI aero Riage farm. hriles ifr66m rom village. Good
%Ss,sd nsar fs 6 Of the
desirable Ridge the market For sale very cheap
and time gisen IaROrnonOfthe purchase money II de-
sired - s-.fs-5o ~. sia .sssyH sD6ra71l9 r.
I56 10-1o0 acres 81 miles from yiiasss : good
houses, barns good orchard good water Vaeres TIM
bcred. Good sugar bush. Price, Sc 80
2O-Ioo acre rn 2 miles ron this yilsgcd c
Good house, barn, water and orcharn y acres
", if desired. .s'sa17svo
81 I-2 acres, miles from the village. High, roll
land and gR I 9sS SOSv s015s aq o Poc gocd
trees pIum trees, slal-s sse, &C., zacres noereu
Price, $500. ,s;icS sisissle5 sgoS-
s95I-2 acres ON Lake Shore, mile from Kingsville
depot Good house and barn, and outhouses good wa
$500 ST. sG0' of'e''s II sss A'S' ''s''' ''
House and Tot es acre on Prospect street Ell
dences in town. For sale very cheap Price, $3OOO
= 50 acres, three miles from village. Good house,
barn. fruit and water 20 acres well mbered balance in
session given Immediately, if desired Price. $500
81 I-2 acres on Ridge, 8liIss from village houses
Also. so I-2 acres adjoining the above. 10 acres
meadow, well watered. for sale at $50 per acre.
and water. Good orchard Price, $3.5O0.
I6O acres in Marathon county, Wisconsin For sale
cheap Price 50 per acre or viii trade for properly mere
So acres 81 miles from village. Good house, barn,
orchard and water Price. $1,000 III
II6 acres 8 miles from village Good house, a
rooms, barns and she'd good orcnarcs, good water.
II acres timbered. Price, goo per acre.
OIL acres 4 miles from village good houses, 3
harms and good sheds good fruit and water. 40
BaInnce in high state of cultivation. Can be
divided into two farms For sale very cheap, and erma
of payment easy.
$50 acres, the old homestead farm miles from this
village, on Lake Shore, in Ashtabula formerly owned by
bar os 15 hsayU pes and 1 youn trees sod
sugar bush 20 mbered balance under ctiyation
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u LOCAL NOTICES.

DR. Eaton's Anodyne Cordial will always be found at
H A. HENDRY;S DRUG STORE. '.,..s
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sI J-2 acres miles from the village High, roll
ling land and gravely soi. Good house aud good
barn Good Orchard of $50 trees, good supply Of Peac
trees p,r lr-v= pcs. &c. &C.,
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Chief Justice Chase is said to be op-
posed to the proposed plan O! getting rid
OF the President by impeachment.
Five negroes have been sentenced to
the New Hampshire renitentiary and
two to the Massachusetts, Legislature.
We have had no account of "Southern
outragea" on freedmen for long time.
Wait until another election.
Some think that their is now no Con-
gress known to the Constitution Quite
as many think that there Is no Constitu-
ion known to Con crcss
Tsscems unkind in the Confolcratcs to
make so many charges against Gen. But
Ter, when he commandcda Il federal army
he didn't make any upon them.
Ttis reported in New York thata nun
ber of prominent Radicals among them
Horace Greeley and IIenry Ward Beech.
er, have sent a petition to President
johnson for the release or immediate
trial Of jeff Davis.
The New York Evening Post Ire,
publican) is alarmed at the course Of its
party leaders, and says "thoy will make
Of the Federal Governments il they have
their way, as ovcr-Shadowiug and all
d2vouring monster as the Government
]
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II ls SIUee2ihE '""cn'ne coH@,'ue'o" on
strictly meonahica! principles anu 'Ae GA,
asd gSliJ"G, IN fcmiias botnJsanI nhlic nsfitrons
proves il TO he Of LASTING value to the pur.
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-. - Ctt E2ENrlrnlI.


Hereafter the Post Office will be
closed every evening at s o'clock. On
Sunday it will be kept open from s to
TO o'clock \. ". Mail Closed at 6
z. N. L. LUTHER, p. NJ.
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THr Spc,iuaE.-We are requested to
announce that ,ho meeting Of the next
Sociobio viii BE- held at the residence of
Air. =. p. Fly. on tomorrow evening. A
general invitation is e@tcudcd.
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SOMETHING NEW!

HOUSE, SIGN g. ORNAMENTAL PAINTING
TgNHE SUBSCRlB ER W 0 l. d Il T.
4 spectfully inform the Citizens Of ElA
county that he has just started in the
above business in Ridgway, and feel couii-
dent that he can please all who may favor
him with their custom. GRAINING,
PAPER HANGING AND CALCIMlNlNG
DONE ON SHORT NOTICE AND IN THE
rost fashionable and improved manner and
style. Orders left at this Otice or at the
Banking House of Souther, Willis Souther
will be promptly attended to.
W. =, WILLIAMS,
May-l7'GG-ly.
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eln.nGN

Tho AMERICAN ATISTS' UN-
ION would add that these premiums
are to be considered only in the light
OF free gift to their patrons, as the
EDgravincs are furnished tlem 5ol2ic
their market value, and as the cost Of
cngrayin2s, after the plates are procur.
ed, is very triiiing, they can easily afford
to make the distribution as large as it is.
We trust that our numerous friends
throughout the country and Canadas
will use their utmost cSertions, so that
il possible, the distribution may be
made soon, and it can be done if they
are at all active Ladies have often
made excellent Club Agents, for u.
and we solicit their kind efforts, which
will not go unrowlrie5' Let one or
more energetic persons in every town or
village in'the country commence as soon
as they see this, and get up as large
Club as possible. by so doing they
will be the means Of introducing ole.
giant ongrayings into families, aud thus
aid in cuitivating a taste for the beauti-
ful and refined. Address Orders
Sec. AMERICAN ARTISTS UNION.
Nov. s, lSGj-3m. % Pine St.N. y.
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~ correspondent ~ Beuczetto sent us
a local item this week, which has been
los. or misllid.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-01-17

L-1rThe SAawmut Coal Company now
mine about clc hundred tons Of Goa, daily
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Two newspapers arc about being start
CI in Forest county.
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no CONSERVATIVES.

TO CONSUMPTIVIIS.
FHNHE Advertiser, having been restored
to health in few weeks, by very
simple remedy, after having suffered sever
nj years with a severe lung affection. and
thar dread disease, COusumption-is any
ious o make known to.his fellow sufferers
the means of cure.
TO all who desire it, he will send copy
Of the prescription used, free of charge,
with the directions for preparing the same,
which they will find a Sure Cure for Com
sumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, sc. The on.
~ object Of the advertiser in sending the
Prescription, is to benefit the afflicted and
spread information which he conceivcs to
be invaluable and he hopes every sufcrera
will try his remedy, as it will cost them
nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, win
please address,
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, Rev York.
Oct, 2lth l366-ly,
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AI's5eIian3Ous.
-EyHE SILVER SKIRT.
4 MORE DURABLE,
MORE ELASTIC,
MORE GRACEFUL!

And viii keep its shape and retain its place
better tlan any other Skirt.
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Windg-tbe weather TO day.
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L-s&y CI gEz9l55752. s
To be l.s.rihutnl.

One hundred elegant Oh Paint
ings, richly famed, Lands
capes, ut 5l00 each, 10000
Two hundred elegant OH Paint
ings, richly framed, interior
Views, at $50 each, 10000
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NEWS DEPOT
AND PERIODICAL
S y 0 Il E .
DAILY c, WEEKLY PAPERS
will be for sale hereafter, regularly at
The Book SroRE
| n
ST. MARY'S.

n. D.-Any work, either American
or Europcn, Religions, Scientific, Phil.
o,ophicaI, Historical, &C., will be pro-
cured on application as above. Any
article in the Book or Stationery line
10. in Store, will be scut for by mail
and be received in a few days after Or.
derina. jun. lily.
The national Republican., 1867-04-25
AIsx.ndrIs Anairs.


Tho Alexandra Gazette, Of lAst evening, CON
taips the following;
TINS CIrr DEBr.--,At q late hour last night
Mr. Smoot, 10 the Common Council, introduced
bin to consolidate the debt Of the city and
provide for the payment ot tho principal aud In.
tsrsst., Tho bill provides for sealing the debt
down to 90 cents in the dollar, consolidating all
the, outstanding bond, and making them paya-
BILE thirty years after date, bearing interest at
the rate ofG per cent, and pledsipg the ePplica
tion of the taxes to the payment of the interest
punctually. It also provides for the creation q
shall bo redeemed Debate wAs continued until
near u o'clock, when without taking any Aor
tiOn, the board alIounsd. ... o., lean b..
oDD.FELLows' CELEHRATIoE.--At . meeting
Of Sarepta Lodge No. 40, 7. 90. " held lpst
night Il was resolved to attend the celebrated IN
Washington on the 10th instant. Potomac Lodge
an. .Marley Encampment Of the order dsterminsd
TO participate in tho celebration some days ego,
and meeting will be held tonight nt Potomac
Lodge Room, on Columbus Auset. 70 which ai
Odd Rellows in this city Are Invited FOR the pur'
| pose Of makiuE the arrangement O. Il. Adami
will act as marshal Of SarePta Ledge, A. D.WAI'
field Of Potomsc Lodge, and Charles Goodrich q,
Marley Enoampment. The f,atsrnity Will leay,
this city on tho Washington oars a., y, 10 a. M
ON Friday the Goth, and will return on the san,
cars at r. Is .. m, on Saturday the 27thIi ii
| REGISTRARS or ELECTION The Board OF Reg
istrars Of Election for this county ypI eonhst o
Colonel s. P. Lee, presidents Joilah millAfd J
G. Clark, l. c, o'HeAl, II. II. Services, Jane
ONeal, and Thomas Dayyi and tho registration
will commence As soon Gsiths nsoessary books
now in preparation, are completed. No name
will be exclndsd BY The registrars except those o
persons who having once taken tho, oath Of allie
glance to tho United BATES, afterwards Anbrde'
aid TO the confederate government, ~ arE
The BERH BANK RArLRoAD "A resolution l.
ascertain whether building q railroad along tn
BERN bank Of the canal, does not inVAlidAts IL
contract entered Into between sths lsassss ofy ylh
canAi and city council, was referred 70 The CON
mittse on general laws in both boards Of tho cit
council last night ''s 'Hl 1'i-'.'
Tue StatelJOWradL of Tuesday contain
the following: al ~ IHa.I ..'.A
ANoTAER ALEXANDRIA MANUPAcroRY, w
notice with pleasure every step taken by ou
town in the way Of manufacturing, oonhdsnt tha
as like begstS like, one estAblishmsnt creates th
necessity Tor another. Messrs. Vsrplanek, Hop
kins l. 0ysrbAugh, under the hrm Of VsrplAnol
4 Co., have leased the large btlck buiidipe n
gl1WAtsrstresh between Queen and Cameron sEssu