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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-05-01
The health Of the Young Prince Impe

The health of the young Prince Imperi-
al, son of Louis Napoleon, who is now
eleven years old, is said to be delicate. It
is an ominous fact that for one hundred
and forty years no monarch in France has
been succeeded by his son. Thus, Louis
XIV. was the grandson Of Louis KILL;
Louis XIV. was the grandson of Louis
XIV; Louis XVI. was the grandson of
Louis XIV; Louis XVIII. was the brother
of Louis XVI: Louis XVII dying in
childhood, and never came to the throne
The successor Of Louis XVIII, was his
brother, Charles X. His successor was his
cousin, Louis Philippe. Napoleon l. was
succeeded, not by his son, Napoleon II.
but by his nephew, Napoleon III. The
heir Of Louis Philippe, the Duke of Or
leans, was killed by being thrown out of
his carriage. The heir and son of Charles
X, the Duke of Berri, was assassinated
while assisting his wife into carriage at
the Paris Opera House. The present heir
to the Bourbons is the Count de Bordeaux,
who was born after the assassination of his
father, the Duke de Berri.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-05-01

Salt, pepper, turnit over, serve and eat"
-Erchange.
Maybe the above recipe for beefsteak
cooking is o. K, but we don't sign it. The
hammering or pounding zee got in school
made us good deal "tuffer" than we
naturally were: we have no reason to
think that piece of meat can be made
more tender by hammering! On hunt
ing or fishing "spree and oh how we
all enjoy such pleasures-we cut the steak,
the bass, the duck, or the woodcock in
slices-that is to say, we draw a knife sew
eral times through the thickest part Of the
g critter," rub into and all through it the
proper seasoning, cook it about half done,
and pretty soon you see nothing but bones
on the table!
Conventional home-cooking is nonsense,
generally. We are no epicures on the
seat" we doubtless have other weak
nesses which will suggest themselves to our
readers, but we do think that a well-fixed
dish of flesh is nice article to set before
a hungry person. To cook steak proper
ly cut it an inch thick, use knife to make
chess-board of it, take pepper and salt
and run it in we'll. have plate of butter
on your stove to swim the steak in, throw
your steak on live Goals, let it crisp or burn
just a Hitchcock it about half, swim it in
your butter plate, place it on your table,
and then if it is not agreeable, please send
for some one attached to the TINES office!
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-05-01
McGREGOR, IOWA, WEDNESDAY, MAY l, 1885,

REUBEN NOBLE,
Attorney at Law (42D McdREGOR, IOWA.
THOMAS uPDEaRAFF,
Attorney at Law, t42D McGREGOR, IOWA.
=. oDELL,
Attorney and counsellora at Law. McaREGoR, IOWA.
J. c. I1oxsIE,
Justice ofthe Peace. Office with 7. Updegraf
A. J. JORDAN,
Attorney at Law, McGregor, Iowa.
r. HUBBARD & CO.,
Jewellers and dealers in Musical Instruments, Main
Street, 494 McGREGOR. IOWA.
NATIONAL HOTEL,
Postville Iowa. General Stage ONCE. G. vanIIooser,
Proprietor. SOB
aAYT & BuRDIcK,
Dealers in Lumber, Shingles and Lath, Main Street,
McGREGOR, IOWA.
DOUGLAS LEFFINawELL,
Attorney at Law. McGregor, iowa. Office over Peter
son 4 Larsons Store 81
GEO. b. EDMoNDS,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Clermont, Fayette
County, Iowa. 497
BASS & ELMENDoRF,
COMMISSION. STORAGE & FORWARDING BUSINESS,
Public Square, McGREGOR, IOWA.
MAT. McKINNIE,
Wholesale and Retail dealer in Stoves and Manufoc
turer of Tin, Copper and Sheet Main street
McGREGOR. IOWA.
LOUIS M. ANDRICK,
Attorney at Law Reynolds b ,ock. Entrance between
LAG and llS Dearborn Street. also Madison Street
and Custom House P. o. Place, Chicago,
MURRAY HOUSE,
nT,:c
the travelling public with good barns and Sheds at
tached for the safe protection of horses and wagons
Az NJ. MURRAY, Proprietor.
DAVID NoGGLE,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Office in Dousman's
Law Block, Prairie du Chen, Wis., Will attend to the
business oil his profession in the Courts Of Wisconsin
and Iowa. 535
J. McEzosE & CO.,
STORAGE, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION.
Warehouse No. /, on the Levee, McGREGOR.
Consignments solicited.
JOS. MHosE. 476 a.M'GREooR.
DRs. ANDRos & LEWIS,
Practitioners of Medicine and Surgery. Will attend
to calls in the country at all times. Office over l..
Benton Jr, Cos Drug and Grocery Store-entrance
on east SHE. $50
COOK & BRO,
G.. ". Cook. MARVIN Cook. I
Attorneys at Law, Elkader, Clayton Co.. Iowa. will
attend to collections examine titles taxes, obtain
bounties pensions &c. Office opposite mill $50 |
McGREGOR TANNING MILL.
DlCKEY & WELLIVER,
of the McGregor Fannii Mill and Grain
Separator, on West Market Square, corner Main and
Ann Streets. 4l5y MCGREGOR, IOWA.
B. IL. FREsE I'D. wELLMAN.
MISSISSIPPI HOUSE,
Near Steamboat Landing McGregor Iowa. Good
Stabng attached to the premises.
52S FRESE 4 WELLMAN, Proprietors.
LOUIS BENTON, JR.,
Successor to BENTON Bros. 4 Coz
Wholesale Dealer in
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-05-01
B. III. FRESE.
EVANS HOUSE,

Opposite Ferry Landing McGregor Refurnished ar
fitted up in good style for guests Patronage respec
f>>l,.r salioitod
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-05-01
J. S. GREEN, M. D.,

ToSA w.
Tenders his professional services to the public Par
cular attention given to Surgical and Diseases
of the Heart and Lungs.
Former fivors gratefully remembered and future
ones respectfully solicited.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-05-01
We recommend the following to the con-
ideration of sour folks"
N HON, To conH A prcr.srrA

Pound well your meat until the fibres break;
Be sure that next you have, to broil the steak,
Good coal in plenty; nor a mt ment leave,
But turn it over this way and then that,
The lean sheuld be quite rarc-not so the fat;
The platter now and then the juice receive.
Put on your butter-then place on your meat
Salt, pepper, turn it over, serve and eat"
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-05-01

! " W NUOK. WARvIN COOK.
Attorneys at Law, Elkader Clayton Co., Iowa. will
attend to collections examine titles pay taxes obtain
bounties, pensions, &c. Office opposite mill. 536
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-02-02
THELIGHTNIEG TRAIN.

THELIGHTNIEG TRAIN.
By W. A. cKoPEUT.
y With lungs Of iron and wings Of fame,
, With nerves and sinews of quivering stes
With ribs Of brass and giant 8 frame,
He sPurns the earth with an angry heel
Through the midnight black
. His eyeballs glare
With CHASTITY stare
On the startled track.
And he lifts his voice with scream Of pain !;
o. monster, grim, is the Lig htniug Train.
The legend tells Of q milk-wbie steed
. That earn led Mohammed from earth to heAV-
As swift as q flash of light her speed. Zen;
and jeweled wings to her feet was given,
Each leap was as far
AS the eye hath sight,
And each hoof as bright
AS blazing star;
j. And CLEAN like train n comet yields,
As Borak left in the rosy fields.
wonderful arrow vas that Of old
That bore Saint AbariS { broUgh the land;
twas feathered with light and barbed with
gold,
And sped by the touch of ApollO's hand.
With sibIlant song
1t cleft the cloud,
That sh cuted aloud
As 10 passed along;
And tie sea never saw. from its throbbiDg de
vision rare as the Prophets riael
The Sultan's cap and magical wand
Bore Fo-tunAtus to isles remote;
The talismnn took him 10 every land
And to every sly in lite airy boat.
But the gleaming shaft
From the nrcher's arm,
Aladdin's charm,
And the phantom craft,
And the steed that skinned theazure plaid,
Are all comb ined in the flying trlin.
1t devours the forest and dri nks the lake,
Then plunges down the W ide rnVines
With the wealth OF The world on II 5 burdened
back.
A sooty man from the saddle leans,
And murky wreath
It's jaws emit
As he tightens the bit
In the dragons teeth,
And his cheek is swept by its fiery name +!
o, monster, grim, is the Lightning Train
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-02-02
d. MEL n. ADAMS. President.
JAMES d. SPENCER, Vice President.
GEORGE d. FARR, Cashier.
Land for Sale Gheap.

T OFFER for sale, at bargain, forty acres
L of first-q quality prairie land, one and half
miles of Emporia, on the Cottonwood
Falls road. Att eidl PAUL BECK.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-02-02
AdminiSIraIFix' N office.

nj Office is hereby given that Jetters of
~ administration up N the estate OF
Lewis Ovens. deceased, have beea granted TO
me by the Probate Court of Lyon county,
beriang date the gath d of December, 1856
All persons having claims against said estate,
are required to exhibit them 10 me for allow.
anee within one year from the date of said
letters, or they may be Preeluded from aay
benefit of such estate, and il. said claims be
not exhibited within three years from the
dsts. Of said letters, they viii be forever
barred.
ANN OWENS,
Administrative of Lewis Owens, deceased.
IQ-4
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-12-21
RODI-CES Pnrfect and Per1nanent

L REDUCES Perfect and Permanent
Cures of the WORST CASES OF CATARRII, 'COLD
IN TIE HEAD. COrt=a and CdtdsThdE Hedddcte, as
HUNDREDS OF TESTIMONIALS fru:n well known citizens
and eminent physicians WHO have used it in their private
practice, abundanily testify.
DIR SAGES CATARltIi REMEDY will relieve the
Pressure ad Pain IN tie Head caused by sudden attacks
of cold and in short time will the disease entirely
one KtnGFeG Thousand Persons annually die in this
couury of Consumption. There is the highest medical
yuILoriiy for saving that with fully oIeal If not two
thirds Of this nuTl0er the cseasc first
CATARRII IL TIE NOSE OR lead. The next step
being to the TBr0Gt and Bf0achidt TaJes. Lastly, the
Lungs CATARRII CAN Be CT RED. bronchial fec
tioaS clg be Cured but CONSUMPTION CANNOT,
therefore it should be prevented willie possible.
Dr. SAGE who i graduate OF one the first Medical
Colleges the Land, has been practicng physician and
Surgeon the past enty years lie great suf-
cceded in discovering this remedy which effected
hundreds of other OF this distressing maady The
remedy contains mineral other poison 1t pro-
duces radical cures is mild ard pleasant
For Sale by NH K. ALLEN, Jefferson
II. A HEsDRY Ashtabula.
Al Druggists generally.
Price SO cents per package. Liberal discount to
Druggists
VIZ WILL SEND the REMEDY TO ANY ADDRESS
BY MAIL receipt Of an unIon 5Jc Fractional Cnr-
runcy Note and one three cent postage stamp. -Four
Packages 10 One Address for $2.gU postage free.
Address writing name, Post Office, county and State
DIR SAGE & CO.,
g33y Lock Box HI, Buffalo y. Y.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-12-21

RAILROAD ACCIDENT AT FREMoNT.-A
serious railroad accident occurred at Ere
mont on Thursday of last week during
the severe storm, by which trade and
travel over the. c. & T. Road was consid-
cradle obstructed. As a local train was
leaving Fremont at o'clock A. NJ, and
crossing the river just east of the place,
it was thrown from the track and in an
instant the whole east span Of the bridge
from so to 100 feet in length-gave
way, precipitating the locomotive and ten
cares into the river, distance Of some
forty feet, leaving one car and the caboose
on the remaining patr of the bridge. Con
ductor Carver, of Bellevue, was killed; en-
gineer, Brannon, and the fireman, also
fell with the engine into the river. but for
tunately and almost miraculouSly, escaped
with some injury The brakenen were
in the caboose and thus escaped. 1t is
thought the tin roof of the bridge cover
ed with ice was torn up by the wind and
blown across the track, throwing the ell
gine from the rail upon the timber of the
bridge
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-12-21
WATCHES FOR THE MILLION
ARRANDALE cos GREAT WATCH CLUB.

EVERYBODY needs good watch,
and wishes getit at the eyes possible price horde
of snders knowing this have contrved various ingen
ious devices get peoples money, and then either fail
send watch, send one that il worthless time
keeper. ARRANDALE & co. have now perfected
ranscuents by which, for the small sum Of $40 good
and reliable watch may be CERTAINLY obtained They
plan. Certificates containing the numbers of all the
watches named in wholesale list (Which is sent to all
appicants) mixeI up enclosed in envelopes, and
sold for % cents EACH Every certificate is WARRANTED
list of less value then Ten Dollars, whilst
some worth $780, We undertake to send any watch
drawn whatever be its value for So and in order
that every may absolutely depend upon getting
first cass meeeper guarantee that every purchaser
Dollars worth of certificates shall receive at least
for watch No. 533 wholesale list sent post
free which Is irstclass patent leyeria handsome and
reliable watch in sterling sitter Inting case, and usual
ly sold for $40. You win gTAINLY get such watch
and, besides, YOU may get GOLD cHROSoMETER worth
$500. We sell the certificates follows: One for %
cents; Three for 80 cents Six for 81 aid Twenty for
So To those sending 81, we will send handsome cham
gratis TO those sending So will send GOLD CHAIN
warranted tarDsh in 20 Parties getting
larger clubs will receive liberal presents particulars of
which may be eancd on apPhcafion As Is our lnten-
ton TO do strictly honorable business and 70 insure
customers from lisbflry 10 lOes, we will send our
watches if desired, WITHOUT MONEY nstructng the Ex-
press agent TO collect only on delivery If we desr
ed to forward watches by mail the money must be sent
by Bank Draft Post Office Order, and it will then
risk. We will then REGISTER the package at
post Office, and iflOst WILL REPLACE IT FEEE OF
CHARGE. Hany watch sent is not approved il may be
returned the will be refunded The Eeputa-
ation of our firm which has been established for five
and is well known in of the country,
we trust will be deemed sufficient guarantee that We
will faithfully perform all we contract to do.
Address ARRANDALE & co.
1G2 BROADWAY. NEW YORK
3 mOs93S Post Office Box, 5,2S5
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-12-21

We Cannot but respect that class, OF hepuo-
lican papers, perhaps not very numerous one.
that have spoken in the manly and in dependent
lone that characterzes the following paragraph
from the Lancaster, Pa. Inquirer in reference to
the impeachment matter. The dalliance and
delay, and the generally disreputahle and cow
ardy treatment of the subject by Congress, has
had the effect TO fill many with impatience and
disgust, and prepared the way for ready con-
sent, right or wrong, to urge The whole thing in
oblivion rather than submit TO farther endur-
ance of folly and vexation:
1--WE cannot, and do not, sympathize
with the meaningless twaddle OF some
Republican journals, who pretend to re-
.oice that Impeachment failed, because
* it weuld have produced great agitation
in commercial eircles, and have injured
the business interests ofthe community"
If such consideration is valid against
impeachment in this case, it would be
equally valid in any other case, no differ
ence what crimes or misdemeanors the
Executive might be guilty of. Either
President Johnson has been guilty of
high crimes and misdemeanors or he has
not. If he has not, Congress should, up
Oh an examination of the testimony, have
so declared If he has been guilty, no
consideration of mere policy, no fear OF
agitation, no regret for popular cramor.
should for moment have prevented his
conviction and removal
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-12-21

Mr.. Ash!y of this State introduced bill into
the House recently, making the election of
members of Congress uniform, on the day in all
the States, the first Monday in November This
is to prevent the fraudulent practice of ''coI-
onizing' in close districts. The bill also pro-
yides that all district which have been organized
by acts of the Legislatures of State now repre-
sented in Congress- shall remain unaltcred and
unchanged, by such State Legislature, until
after the census of 1870 shall have been taken.
This, if passed, will prevent the rampant DEM
oracy of Ohio from disturbing, by a partizsn
system of re-districting. the present boundaries
on Congressional districts in this State
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-12-21
Thompson Q8arry,

lHIS Quarry, situated at Thompson,
Geauea County Is the and most convenient for
the citizens of Ashtabula and vicinity any other and
the quality its is superior for ness of textur
and durability. Stone cut toany dimensions. and 70
aIfy nuruose dressed in the most workmanke manner
and at short notice Orders sOliciated for Flaggng
Steps Weil-Stones, Underpiuning, Window and boo
Cans and SilIs COPING and water Tables. When the
travelling good parties may do their hauling
considerable saving. b. EDGERTON.
T'hompson Dec 10 1857 90
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-12-21

A FEARFUL RAILROAD ACCIDENT took placs
at Angola, New York. on the Buffalo GS Erie
Railroad, at about clock Wednesday after
noon, the details of which are sad and sickening
indeed. The train was the New York Express.
which passed Erie soon afetr u O'Clock, con-
sisling OF five passenger coaches with the usual
number of baggage and express cars Il passed
Angola station on speed of twenty-five miles
an hour, and upon leaving the frog which
connected the double tracks at the station, the
last truck of the last car jumped the rails and
pounded along on the ties The signal bell was
sounded, but the train was on down grade
with snow on the rails, and before any perccpt-
ible effect could be produced upon its speed it
had reached the centre Ofa high embankincnt a
few rods east OF the station. The last cal swung
around, and at tie most precipitouS point of the
embankment went over, into a gulf forty feet
below. The action Of this car caused the one
ahead Of il to leave the track on The opposite
side of the CnbankGlent q few rods further
along. The first TO leave the track; went over on
lis end with force which caused passengers
stoves and seals, to sink like u dead weight in
the lower erd. 1t turned complete somer-
sault. The other Car rolled down and rested on
its side. The first car w@s sccc cnycloped in
flames, and rescue was impossible.
But fire persons are said to have been remov-
ed from this burning car, and forty persons
probably, suffered the terrible fate of perishing
in tho flames The frat man out Of the other
car was the conductor, who wss screrly injur-
ed Others came out, many were found fatally
injured, twelve wounded men and women werc
taken from this who appeared to he dying.
The reporter of The DispGtch from which the
foregoing Was taken. in the confusion of the &C.
casion, was unable to obtain the exact di@truc-
ton of life, or the number of the injured and
mained. That already given is sufficiently
horrible, but the full extent Of the calamity will
probably not be known.
Later details enable the Cleveland Herald to
put the list of killed at Sc.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-12-21
Mrs. FuIler'S
EMPORIUM OF FASHION +!

Mrs. FULLER MrLLNERY,-Mrs. Fuller has taken the
store and goods late in the possession Of Mrs Cheney
and having added materially to that stock Of seasonabe
and tasteful articles for the fall trade and provided
ample and skful working force will be glad to extend
her services the ladies of Ashabua confident that
she successfully compete with any the many
tablishments about town. MRS. j. s. FULLER
Ashtabula Nov 90 1861. 93l
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-12-21

MORE REAL EsTATE-RUMoRs.-The
telegram from Cnba that the Spanish
Government has offered to sell that is
land and Porto Rico to the United States
fer One Hundred and Fifty Millions Of
Dollars does not seem probably well
founded. Spain would hardly allow such
an offer to become public at SO early a
stage of the negotiation and, should she
wish to sell, she would begin by inviting
proposals rather than by making plump
offer to self for specified sum. Cuba is
now a chief source of income to her trea-
sury; its possession is enc of the last but
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-12-21

The STANTON CAsE.-1'he President
has sent to the. Senate his reasons for re-
moving Secretary Stanton. There is
much speculation as to what may be the
action of the Senate on the subject. Some
who should know the sentiments of Sen
ators assert that they will confirm the
action of the President, upon the grounds
that the Tenure of Office law is uncon-
stitutlonal so far as it restricts the E&eeu-
tive in the removal and selection of Ca
binet officers, and tor the additional rea-
son that good has come out of the sus-
pension of the late Secretary by reason
of the large reduction in the expenses of
the War Department through the re-
trenchment directed by General Grant.
Others, well informed, are of opinion that
the Senate will decide that Mr. Stanton
is the legal Secretary of War, and that
upon the official notification of such de-
cision, Secretary Stanton wall demand
possession of the papers in the War De
partment, the demand first being made
upon the President, and, in case Of the
latter's refusal, upon General Grant.
Whether General Grant will surrender
the custody of the archives of the De
partment of course cannot now be de-
termined; but ifhe shall refuse, Mr.. Stan
ton must seek his remedy in the courts.
1t is uncertain whether the President
will nominate new Secretary until af
ter all these questions are disposed of.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-12-21
FARM FOR SALE!

IOU Acres situated in Hayfeld, Craw-
ford Co. Pa Rundletown 10 miles from Mcadville
from COnneautvil!e 1t is well timbered and well
barns with suitable stables and sheds affixed plenty Of
good fruit Church and School The above property
will be sold RQrgafa For further particulars apply
to 4. q. BIXBY, Ashtabula. Ohio. 9Sitf
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-12-21
1 OR Sale. A good location is offered for

L OR Sale. \ good location is offered for
sale very cheap, consisting of two Houses, Barns
good Ice House two Brick ovens, and utensils neces n
" for carrying first class Bakery, all new and in
good oder both shop and sales room. good variety
of Grapes and Fruit Trees well selected all in bearing
order and the best quality This place is situated 50
feet from Ashtabua Freight House, North aide and
can be Bought Cheap payments eazy. Enquire Of l..
LEEK on premises, or L. W. GARY dealer in Furni-
ture OF all and the best kind, at the village 99i
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-12-21
NEW GOODS!
Fall Styles No,0 Open,

BOUGHT AFTER THE
GRE1T DECLINE IN PRICES !
w E Offer Special Bargains to CASH.
yers of all the Goods in Stock
Dress Goods down to old figures,
Splendid plain, Plaid, and Striped Poplins, at SOC,
Merinos. Empress and Alpaca Cloths, at the lowest
prices. POplin Alpaccas, in Black. Garnet. &c.
HEA Wy CLOAK-LNGS!
IN sHAwLs, We offer Special Bargains, in weight
and quality.
Mems Extra Shirts and Drawers,
Ladies MerinO Vests,
Our Stock of White Goods is full and Complete
Medium and Fine Linens, Towengs. Table Linens,
Counterpanes Napisooks, Jones CamDrics,
India Long Cloths. Drpery Mnsilns'
Uenl'd Emb'd and Lace Hapdkerehiefs,
Collars and CUTS Lace Collars,
Cluny Valeneienaes Edgngss
and InseEtings.
Kid CIoves Empress. Alexander,
And Dutchess, Ladies and Giaiaren's Gloves IN
great variety
Hosiery, Buttons, Notions FrsnsEptasss, &C., &c,
Please give us call and examine goods and prices.
You can SAVE MONEY, by buying for CASH
935 at SMITH & GTLKEY'S,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-12-21
MERRY CHRISTMAS.

BOOK Agents Wanted to solicit Or
dcrs for DE. Wa SMITHS DICTIONARY TIE EIrEE.-
riten by 20 of the distinguished Dvines in Eu
rope and America. Illustrated With rs Y.L and
H0cd Eagrd;iagS. CGmUlete in One Large Octave Vol
unle Retail Price, $3.50. We employ General Agents,
and can thus offer Extra Inducements Agents dealing
Sith u.s. For full particulars TERMS address the pub
fishers .H93S J. L. BURR Il CO.. Hartford. Ct.