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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-10-12
NEW GROCERY.


i HIS Quarry, situated at thompson,
eaura County is the nearest and most convenient for
The citizens of Ashabua and vicinity. of any other and
the quality of its is superior for ol e1r
and durability stone cut TO any dimensions, ard 10
any purpose dressed infhe most rkmlnlike manner
and at short notice. Orders solicrated for tlagging
Steps Well-Stoness Underpinning, Window and Doc
Caps and SiIs, Coping ard water Tables. When the
travelling is good parties may do their own hauling at
considerable saving -..- u. EDGhRION.
Thomson. Oct. L 1866. SCI
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q When G. Alfred Townsend learns

% When G. Alfred Townsend learns
that G.. Washington Wood, did not ap
preciate his lecture in this city, on
Wednesday night last, he will feel bad !!
Instead of pleasing everybody present
in the crowded Hall, excepting the
fastidious and particular G. Washington
Wood, he should have consulted that
gentleman's peculiar taste and solely
tickled his ear, so that he might have
been tickled through the columns of tho
Telegram in turn. But alas! G.. Alfred
Townsend didn't know G. Washington
Wood, and he's done for ~
Powder and rifed- whiskey isn't cir
cum stance at blowing up fellow, when
compared with the explosion of G.
Washington Woods blunder- buss at G.
Alfred Townsend! The report was stun
ming! The result may thusly be. sum
med up: G. W. VS. head is left quite
bald, and G. A. T. has not yet been
heard of!
q We have heard Mr.. Townsend's lee
ture spoken of in the highest terms Of
praise by several of our good citizeus,
who have brains to properly appreciate
a good lecture, and common sense to
comprehend the subject treated of.
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4 SUDDEN DEATH-An old man named
Robert Macneale, living about four miles
north east OF this place, on Monday last,
fell dead while walking from his corn
field to the House. He had been load
ing his wagon with corn to bring to
market, and before leaving, had an err
rand to his house, from which he never
returned. We understand he was man
considerably advanced in years. He
leaves family in moderate circumstan-
ces. He was buried on Tuesday last
Brookville Democrat, Nov. %.
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The Madison Courier comes out in ia
vor of General Grant as the next Re-
publican candidate for President

APPLE VENDING VS.. JoURNALIsM-An
old man and woman who have tor years
sold apples and nuts on Spruce street
under the shadow of the Tribune build
ing are worth $4,000 or $780, 900 each,
while not one of the writer's of that
journal, unless stock holder, has much
more than enough to bury him decently
The truth is, there is no other vocation
under the sun so poorly paid and so en-
tirely thoughtless as that to which we
of the daily quill driving brotherhood
forlonely belong--N. Y. Tribune.
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STATISTICS OF FRIENDs.-At the Year
ly Meeting Of Friends, held in this city in
October last, some statistical informa-
ton was given, by which it appears
there are within the limits of the meet
ing, 1884 members, families and parts
of families, 1882 ;-increase of members
about 1900 A very satisfactory report
was received from the Shawnee Indian
Mission. A good school is kept up,
with an attendance of thirty five pupils,
and there is a surplus on hand of $4,000.
Total number of children attending
schools, 3,2S7 children under care of
Friends, 1892; not under their care,
1926. A standing committee Of twelve
Friends we're appointed to the Peace
Conference, and the sum of 50, 400 ap-
propriated for the purpose Of furthering
the objects of peace.
We are indebted to our friend JOHN
BELL, of this city for copy of his re
port Of the proceedings of the Yearly
Meeting, which he furnished to the
"British Friend" from which we extract
the above.
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REVIVAL. learn that quite a re-
gvival of religion, is blessing the united
labors of members of the Society of
Friends and the M. E. Church, of the
town and neighborhood of Carthage,
Rush Co., Ind. It commenced about
three weeks ago, and still continues.
The revival has extended to Knights
town, Raysville and Spiceland, and
nightly meetings are being held. 1t is
gradually progressing towards our city.
where, according to recent published
statistics, it is very mnch needed.
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= Our old friend JAMES ALBERTsoN, is
at Wanatak. Laporte county, Ind, and
writing from there on the Gath inst,
thus speaks Of the business Of the Pitts
burg, TT. Wayne q Chicago Rail Road
"This road is doing big business--it
runs four passenger trains and ten freight
trains, each way, daily, making twenty
eight trains every twenty four hours
passing through this place. He says
''the country is very level here, and the
head lights of the locomotive can be
seen twenty four miles distant" Mr.. A.
is engaged putting up Portable Flour and
Feed Mills, for Messrs. Nordyke, Mar
mon & Co, of this city.
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Mercutio said Of his wound, ss
1t was not as deep as well or as wide
AS gate, but it would do
PLANTATION BIrTERs will not raise the
dead,
But they cure the sick, exalt the de-
pressed,
And render life thing to be enjoyed
We believe there are millions of Hv-
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horrid disease, but Plantation Bitters
will cure it. It is most invigoratinr
tonic, for weakness and mental despond-
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should try Plantation Bitters
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Not being content with the price of
meat being reduced by Capt. Phil. Wig
gins to half the price formerly asked by
our butchers, some scamp not having
the fear of Phil. or the police before his
ey es, effected an entrance into the room
adjoining the shop-cut out glass-in-
serted his arm and drew forth a ham
that was lying on top. ola barrel, and
left for parts unknown.
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To Consunptives.

. The REV. EDWARD A.. WILSON will send [fr e
of charged to all who desire it. the prescription
the directions for making and using the simple NH
dy by which he cared of lung affection and te-
dread disease Consumption. His only object ishat
benefit the afflicted and he hopes every sufferer to
try this prescription, it will cost them nothing will
may prove a blessing. Please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. 1855 South Second Street, Williamsburph n =
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WHBAroN's OTSTNDNr is old aud well tried rem
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its merits become known. 1t has been before the
public for more than sixty years and is universally
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-11-28

Labor is wanted in the South, but it
appears that it would not be SO much
wanted if some of the people already
there would only work. The Memphis
Post says Z" that about the doors Of ev-
cry corner grocery in the country towns
in that region may be found half score
of men, smoking cob pipes, and demand
ing vehemently, Where the shall
we get labor to raise our cotton %
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-11-28

FAT OFFIcE.-Maj. JOHN S. LYLE, is
engaged in managing the lard-rendering
business for Messrs. Reid & Vanneman
at their Pork House in this city. This
is fat office and the Maj. is a tried
hand at work-being printer be under
stands press work.
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NJ Is G u I D E D MEN.

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Howard Essays. the Errors, Abuses and
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vital powers, with of relief Sent in seal
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81 The prayer meetings held in the NJ.
z. Chapel last week, every night were
we'll attended and earnest. @#
The Y. M. G. A. are showing their
faith by their works, and much good is
resulting. .mz 4
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SOLD CURVE learn that C. III. John
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White ~ Nicholson have dissolved
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the firm at 83 is now White IL Co.
LEE is still with tine Whites
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-11-28

PEI G. Washington Wood is busily writ
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-11-28

.T~A wARMrNG sIGHT--those stoves
at Nye Brothers All that is requisite IS
to buy one and put wood or coal in it
They are selling everything in their line
at reasonable prices for cash. Cali at
their establishment near the Depot.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-11-28

The Tax payers of our city are, som e.
= what slow in coming up to time in set
Ting with the Treasurer. See notice on
fourth page.
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GLAD TO HEAR 1--WE are rejoiced to
hear that the report of the death Of our
old friend JOHN F. BEARD, is false-he
was at st. Paul, Minnesota at last ac-
counts o. X.
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3a Gus Arnold has sold his news stand
in the Post Office lobby to Capt. Josh
Mcdonald, at Terre Haute, says the Ex-
press. @ H@ [EIg
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LARGE SALE.-On Friday next, 18th
3 inst, the large personal estate OF the
late Isaac Mellender, will be sold by his
administrator, at his late residence near
the Boston pike, two and aalf miles
south east from this city.
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