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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-11-16


TERRIBLE ToISA-o-An official dis
patch from the Superintendent Of the
Royal Mail Steamship Company at st
Thomas to the British Consul III W ash-
ington, saws that all the property OF the
company has been destroyed by terri
rib!e tornado, which passed on the 29th
nit. TIE steamer Rhone was lost on
Peter Island, and the Wye on Buck
Island; the Conway went ashore on Tor
tola Island and the Dcrwcnt at st:
Thomas; the Salient and Tyne were DIS
maStCd.
The town of st. Thomas is i'll complete
ruins, and tfty vessels were ashore. The
loss of life has been very great, ana tic
destruction of property immense. All
the officers, and the engineer OF the
Rhone, amt all the others on boa d are
lost. From the Wye forty persons were
saved, including Capt. Taylor and Mr.:
Io,lecson. OF the passengers on board
the regular steamer for southampton,
which had sailed with one hundred and
fifty passengers, only twelve were saved.
\ French steamer was also damaged,
and the list of other vessels Chat received
injuries is very large.
NEGRO PopuLArIoN.-Wa Washington sre-
ciaIs state that Gen. Howard has written
q letter in reply to the inquiry whethfr
the colorcd vote in the late elections Ill the
South is too large in proportion to the
nonrIation, III which he says: "Carefully
compiled statistics warrant the conclusion
that the aggregate negro population Of
the United States has increased from 1860
70 the present date. The decrease heIc-
tofore alleged was based, in part, on my
report Of Dec. 2lst, 1866, which was estl
mated from very meagre statistics.
The FASHION now is, at church we'd
dings to stretch broad white ribbon
across the ailse up which the bridal par,
ty pass. above which none but invited
Guests are allowed to- sit. The brides
maids enter in pairs, unattended by
conference.-the groom with his future
mother-in-law-thc bride with her father.
Two of the grooms pfecede the whole
marty. and the others behind After
the ceremony, each of them gives arm
70 one of the maids, as the party leave
the church. At least sucll is the latest
Philadelphia fashion.
The Speaker of the House ofRepresen-
tatives at Liberia IS colored man Wto
received an education inNew Hampshire
some twenty years ago lie Is worth
millions.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-11-16
HARNESS MAKER.

w, HI, WILLIAMSON, Saddler and Harness Ma
ker opposite Fisk Block Main street. Ashtabua, Ohio,
has on hand and makes to order in the best manner,
in lis Iina $50
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-11-16

HI. A. HENDlK, Corner Main and Centre streets,
Ashtabula o.. Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals.
Paints Oils, Varrshes Brushes, Dye Stufs &c. Choice
Family Groceries, including Teas Cotfecs, &C. Patent
Medicines. Pure Wines and Liquors for Medicinal pur
poses. Physicans prescriptions carefully and prompt
" attended TO 1aS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-11-16

p. G. FORD, Manufacturer and Dealer in Saddles,
Harness, Brides Collars Trunks, Whips &C., oppO-
site Fisk House, Ashtabula. Ohio SO
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-11-16

GEORGE WILLARD, Dealer in Dry-Cioods, Gro
ceres. Hats, Caps Boots Shoes Crockery GLASSWARE
Also. Wholesale aud Retail Dealer in Hardware, Sad
dlery Nails Iron, Steel DrGgs, Medicines, Paints Oils
Dyestuffs, &c. Main street, Ashtabua.
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LUMBER YARD.

SEYMOUR & GIDDINGS, Dealers in Pine and
Domestic Lumber. Dressed otherwise. Lath, Pine
Shingles &c Manufacturers of Doors, Sash, Blinds,
Fence Stuff &C., Orders for Surfacng, Matching. Saw
ing. &C. promptly attended TO. Ashtabula Ohio.
TFM SEYMOUR S5S-6m A. c. GIDDINGS
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DRUGGISTS.

CHARLES e. SSVIFT-Ashtabula, Ohio, Dcaler
in Drugs and Medicines Groceries. PerfRinery and
Fancy Articles superior Teas, Coffee, Spices, Flavor
ing Extracts, Patent Medicines of every description.
Paints, Dyes Varnishes, Brushes, Fancy Soaps lair
Resoratives Hair Oils. &C all Of which will be sold
the lowest prices Prescriptions prepared with suit
able care S95
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CABINET WARE.

DUCRO & BROTHER, Manufacturers OF, and
Dealers in Furniture of the best descriptions and every
variety Also General Undertakers and MANUFACTURERS
Snnare Ashehnls 491
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-11-16

The following story from the pen of Mrs
Harriet Bcccher Stowe is republished by re-
quest. We are sure it will be persucd with
pleasure by all our readers.
More Blessed to Give Than to Receive
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-11-16

II TRUNKS! TRUNKS!
c. FORD, has just received Il very
handsome assortment of large and medium sized Travel
ing Trunks OF elegant finish. which viii be sold al
rn.7sonohIn nricas Cali and see them 800
CLEVELAND AND ERIE RAILROAD.
-s=z.1==s=z7 1 THROUGH EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY.
gyzstSssEt@ On and after Monday April 20, 1867. and
until further Notice Passenger Trains run iollows
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-11-16

PROF. n. III. HOPKINS, Music Teacher and Pi-
Tuner. Ashtabula. Ohio.
EMORY LUCE, PropagatOr and Dealer IN Grape
Vines Greenhouse Bedding and Negata@DiG @ = i's az
Persons about TO plant Vineyards. Will hnd II 10 thcr
ADVANTAGE TO consult me the selection of sites for
Tinnror5s Soils EIpds grapes. best mode and time
of Pi,nting Examine samples of Growing Vines: and
compare prices. AslIlaouIn, VIM
PVTTsTS IsYsANDY made from Grape Wine. White
CofaUa and Blackberry Wines for medicinal purposes.
for sale on the North Ridge. JOHN FEitLN.
abula
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-11-16

LINUS SAVAGE, Furniture Dealer and Manufac-
turer. Steam establishment, North Main street, near
the office of Dr. Harrington Ashtabula. Ohio 81
ID. w. GARY & Go. Dealers in all descriptions
of Furniture of both Eastern and Western make and
STYLES moderate prices Clarendon Block Main street
Ashtabula. Ohio. gl
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$50 Ten lines Of solid nonpareil make one square.
Yearly advertisers will be entitled to discount
of 10 per cents 81 q.
r Eve other day les 0. d. Advertisements will be
charged two-thirds Of the ab we rates. {7as
In the Weekly Edit on, one dollar square for
each insertion. +2 e y 's-ss ss9
special or fty Item notices. 40 cents line first,
and 10 cents line every additional Insertion! 81
changes in advertisements VIII be charged at the
rate of so cents square. s-8si5
"a. All advertisements are due from date of first In
aerton. Hereafter the cash system wilt be adhered
to, and no transient advertisements viii be taken
nRlsss accompanied by the money. .S ls..ssl
JOHN RUHM, Publisher, '-
onHce No. 81 PUBLIC SQUARE i,
lover W. t. Berry b Co.'s Book store.9
- p o. Adress lock Box So.
NASHVILLE. TENN
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600 Sranso{en iuaren bon @era @rns
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MaHn sulailniengelGmoIsen. Sen.
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ture in Werico feibt mar man in be-
ftanniger Snrtbt Dor einem 5glngriife
.ano Die 9arnifOnea bfitdubig; auf Den
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Wdr6bil esk en- e1Yt 5retaa bfn IS Mds Nuhm

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ldon Die Sbiirtlintei etssiffeRa asudbrenO
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nit S9nee perplii9ten, fdifeii @eeen
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'liden StibhsnB, md6ttn6 eiti ftorter
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fAbr, robnrt ebasmuaugeatbase, beu.
lenOe Sebraule pes etnFmiuinbes Der.
nebnibar ipnr6e. -;.,e5s1 -n
(EsnrffAhnr.o SnInk
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RATES OF ADvE RTIsIN
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4Ofter GOnoreR 2. gteun8.
s.s a Il 8a ibiue ton, IA. Mars, r.

Scr. SrumbaH beri9tets iiber. cine
andre Grgdnaungsbia aur niilitariI9en
&eeonftrHftionsb sbiHI iibsr pet1e iebo9
urSdsesorbnnns bofsef6ritten iuuroe.
Der 4utrng, Dem @ounerneur bon
Sennefee q, 600 NiFes fur Die 8es
tpaffnrn9 Der Riti5 81 iiberipeiien,
-uur5e bis 'auf ntor9en Derf9oben, um
Delde 3eit Souter uno Yatterion ii9
0araber ereiferrl tper0eu. s,I.-.-,
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s. er 6 ed.
Qon.0on. ia. Mira.

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Na5ridten bon Slegbpten meIben,
6ab Der 8icef6nig ben Sribut surii6s
bait, iuelden Die 8forte ibm sur un<
terbriGang 6es 9tuf itan6es IN @anoia,
auferIegt 9atte. ~ .5 saz1s-
Sie 8anfen bon. Mtniter6am un6
Berlin baben ibr 0iseonto auf 8 8ro<
gent berab9efest. ''rses
Sie eefangenen; Ssenier ,tpur6en auf
ibrem 8ege mad 6em @efanenilIe non
oer 8eb6Iferutg etttbafiaitift begrhBt.
Mindbauieit, bet YarIaaentSab<
oeorbnete bon Sarlnober bat 8ismard
tue9eil eini9er 9leuberuneen i'm &drla>
mente gum Ouea beranssefer6ert.
&aiier 6rans Sefepb bat 8efebl 3ur
8erfdrtun9 Der 8efeitiguneeil an Der
ierbifden @ren3e ertbeih.
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A6an 8.

) Cine BilI aur .nuterifiknns ber
9lotbleibenoen i'm SlOen paffirte ni9t;
odeegel uurpe Der Oant oeS @sngrel<
fes Dem Srn. 8eabobB potirt.
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Gin &ielMranF,

in DeI@su fanf Risrfdfer setsHt werben fSnnen, ia
au perfauf1i1. zsSssF q sfF ta -
RdbereS ,m erfraeen 1nf Der Office Der Staatsaeis
tuns roM 8 bis 10 n6r 8ormittass. ms9 1aD
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Rsels B6Ms 6shMksl glk III 6e.a aebEse, stedItes
fgbaT non AeF @lnmaeFS maiaf kesHeatt MAR an III
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Sntereiiantes bon MegitO unb Cub
9lmerifa.. as&
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SOm8ref=Se Serbane elaa8en.
8abeI.Nae5ribtem.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-12-14

The New York Times nov says
,hst the Presidents plan of recon
stsuction had The great advantage Of
beisg sctusted by the spirit Of psacs
and ejaculation, What We waea
adds the Tinss, is pscilsation. 1,
esrnestly deplorss the cAost 70 force
negro suffrage on the South 1t the
point Of the bayonet, and says the
great defect Of Radical policy Is,
that il springs from harsh and
overbsarisg temper. -L
The Stale Of the case is about this
Congress shiaks Of tryisg whsthsr =
'apid fsrcisg Of its polay - = csa-
clssios will "a cosssst the esuatvy,
Wills everybody els ssea that tie
defect Ia Ia the policy ITSELF, and no,
in the delay which las MARRIED it,
application. Never did any party
make greater nistaks thss 70 ssp.
poss that ~ Ssatss Of this Usies
would eosssst TO the Aishtiss II
negro ssHrses BY Coegrca, sinply
becssas they might dislike to ssdo !
thing thst had bees dose. There
may be casss d vtieA this Wow
would apply; but not 70 sueA . ssb-
ject - Ia. In hAsd. There may be
qucstisss which had better Be se6e1sl
any wy thss to be kept ocsn, but
this question Of the political suprem.
acy Of dideress rsses L. not ono Of
thea. VERY faHfNsN-f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-12-14

~ A Youso LADY re,ur.,,,
country hons. alter = sojoara y \
Iaouths 10 " city, WA hardly ~
BY hss friends. In place Of c,.
tic, Ausaed iacs, 10 bad soft, ri.
plexioa Of slnost marble snoo,A,.
instead Q! :sesty three, she rel, =
ed but ssgaarvs. Upoa iuqs,ry M
CAUSE Of 70 great . change, abe H..
tAsa thAt 10 ased sAr CIRCA2
BALM, 81 csesidesed !, % -,
seqssssIos 70 cay Isdyt ioa.t I
w. aay bssy q geatkman cas ~
their psssoesl appearance 30
fo,d. Il h ssople 10 its comS~1|
Mature Aesssk b simple, y-, s.s,
in il sdsossy b drawing impsi,,s1
slso heaitae, s,sassiss and b-ssuts
skin and eoaPesz ioa ny iu diwa y
on the cslieIe, Il draws from il ii =
pasitiss. htsdiy hsaiins the -
leaving ~ ssrhos - Mature mta
should Be-, clsos. sott, smooth nd y
fdl, Price d, ses% BY mail OF n.
on receipt Of % ordss. BY
w. L CLARK / co. Ches;a
No. . We. Fays,s n
Syrsoa u
T'hs osly Americas AGENTS ic VI
ol ths saao. ~
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psss1pdael5 - = . tnd'f eMn{
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Sssa9N = ysssAfsl indiscrr''oo, ~
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esvsst1 -
n vsa Fsaove I'll '.ssvo's ~
espsssaiss. ssstesssut, tscsPsav
" = eenl4eF, ~ = ~anosy, vi
tAMyAe Il ~ Abstraction, ~
saastg, ~, II vM restore W
rsasw ~ hsaltA u thnse w
sssyte n ~ sssssss ezeess " ""f
tices. -.
YAsut Men, h hsmbassea
y sQsSSt lscstoss" nd issc'.Is
tiliossrp, ~ NJ wahost es.,
kHxir, al b a ocss restored %
NJ, /. ~. i...s " Prize, sl,s1
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KNOW THY DEsrlN

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m ANAAs :, =. THoRSrSsI
ANA ~ nssa Aafo'oxiS, o.
- ~ y: ~ ssss'c'.n' Who h
49,. o''so Glasses q i.
w." .ocs'..i hes~A =
~; -. :; .seeAe lhofn.os -
~" . vSs ~ :. Po.sfs Of -cosa -
70 49, = 70 'Spe' snoskarsI
~, ' n .ss'.ee 10 Tie s,ns< ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-12-14

Hays4psfispstsAs, sasas that . s%h
or SsStA4aake Aad occurred al 81
Thonas, Fss<saa, md other islands
accompanied ty vsIssaie ssuPsiss~,
aad the ~, spse ~ feet dsipg m uch
damage to tic shipping and buildiA :
on the Island. IHmesse los Of u
and property arc reported i eosss,
gaeaec The Americsn sshoossi
Wild Pisese was sAsk. Tbs fissts
Nora arrived with MsximilIians re
ssaias. In4epsc jnultiep1o honor
I'd the rema rs At the Chsppsll Avsn-
t.. The reuains sfe In . good state
Of fpfR(1a II h slalsa ~
to- s6t60lAk doctors nut;lsisd
Aszi.isaA sASes asd haiv for profit,
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Neparat0r Capilll.

Throw away false tvissea, your switches,
your wig
Destructive Of comfort. and not worth =
Gene .ssSi, come youthful. eoue us,y and
fsis.
AID w}oice In yoas own laxsriaat Aet.
REPARATOR CAPILLI.
For restoring hair upon bald headh.
(fF0n whatever casse II may have hlleu
out) aud toscing = growth o. hair ups,n
The fsce, il be- no eqael II will force H.
beard 10 grow apou the ssnoothest Aes II
from Eve 10 eight week., OF hair uron
bald he h IN irUm two u thrse moeths.
A Sw Ignrsot practitioners have assst.
I'd that there b nothing that will force or
bsssen the growth Of The hair Of heard
Their ASSERTIONS are hlsr, ~ thosassds n
living witnesses (koe shsir own szpeh.
rncc) can bar wi1seA Bat naay viii
s4y, bow arc Ne to Distinguish IL scssins
from the sparioasy II cestaialy b an.
cult, ~ Moe teuihs u The diassent psepa.
rations advertised ibs he hair aed basr,i
are entirely WORTHLESS. and yos ny havs
sircady thrown away isrgs snosots In
their psscaasA Re sscs W vouid ~,
" ths Rspsrssos 0ppuA; it viii CA
yos noshia1. sslss Il lshy eS.es ~ "a
oss approximations. II yosr Drsgxit
doss sot kesp II, ssad ~ or doihs 81
~ will bewasd II. pssl paid. tagslhas
With reesSpt, abs W ooasy, vhisA viz
h, rnAnsasA ~ vn~ - ~>slls-sl
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For Improving end besnsityseg The
Complexion.
The most vaiusbls and Pssbe4 psepars.
ton il usS. wv giving tbs axis e.a,''ol
pearl like tint, that Is only fond 10 youth
Ii quickly removes T'ao, Freckles, PIN
pies, Bloiches, Moth Patches, Ssllo~mrs
Eruptioos, and all Impurities ii the skin
kindly hsslisg lbs sa@c, Ieavise In skin
white soj clear - alshaster. I,s sss
cannot be detected by tho closest scruti-
ny, and being . vegetable preparation y
perfectly harmiess. 1t Is the only srsicls
Of the kind usod BY Ia fSncA. ed y
considered BY the Partisan - isdispsaaa-
bic 10 perfect toiIst. upsardh u tAisty
thousand bottles were sold durisg TN
pss. year, a Sufficient guarantee Of "
efficacy. Price only IS cents. Sent By
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