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The New York herald., 1868-09-29
TINE FLOOD IN BARRE, MASS.
Particulars Of the Carrying Away Of the
Dam Near Head Village.
(From the Boston Advertiser, Sept. 2s.l

(FrOm the Boston Advertiser, Sept. ISL
very destructive catastrophe took place in Barre
on Saturday evening, involving loss of property
almost impossible to estimate. The large reservoir
in the north part Of the town broke away its en-
bankments during the heavy rain OF Friday night
and at about two O'Clock on Saturday morning the
tremendous volume Of water thus set free rushed
through the valley occupied by chain of villages
and mill privileges, destroying every dam, every
mill, every bridge and every road In Its path for
three or four miles. Between Rider Village and
Barre Plains the only structure left standing along
the course Of the stream was the mill OF
Charles COnant, which withstOOd the shock
which swept away its dam: Among the
mills carried away were those OF Henry wilkins,
Dexter Dennis Luke L. knight, E. L. Pierce and
Nelson LOrng, and In most cases not a vesge Of the
buildings was left to show where they had stood.
Some OF the sufferers lost every cent they had in the
world by the disaster The fence Of the Glen Valley
Cemetery was swept away with the road in front Of
1t, and the cemetery was filed with debris from the
ruined mills The stage road to Worcester was made
tmpassable and on other roads ferries were estab-
lsned to reopen communication. The loss to the
town alone, In roads and biidges will exceed
$25, 900. None OF the property was insured against
this class OF accidents. 1t is q most extraordinary
and gratifying circumstance that lives lost
though several houses were entered by the flood and
their inmates made fugltives. Had the reservoir
given way in the daytime the loss Of life must have
been very great.
The New York herald., 1868-09-29
MISCELLANEOUS.


A BsOLuTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
&c, suncient publicity charge III divorce OBJ
H. MUNNEL, Counsellor, 2sl Broadway room No. O.
A BsoLCTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
sss .o ne 5S%ss n 3D.
A you use woLC6Tr's Annihiator tpin. bottles sij
sna 5id of ca.arrh Try IT free at iO Chatham square,
=. DIR. J. H. scHENCK OF PHILADELPHIA.
A win be at hi. rooms prSfsssonay s2 Bond street Hew
svoe e' s Ssy s o se Il u he
with his respirometer his fee IS.
Al THREE GREAT STORIES.
E#E EiiE BIs$s35sEEB 5szEs$EE s
by the an,hor Of the nMys,eri9us Hun'er"
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EES:# EEs.# 8: 6: Es##HEsSIIssS EIs#ESIsS:
In the rrRrsrpE Rs Se. family ..or, pager
In America. Price six cents.
OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE STATE LOT.
eSssS ccssoiSps ~ Il iED. D, .ehsss les esfr ~ % sss
49, 60 IL asxs6HS "a g. r. wSoS "a s, u Co. Ms.s: ss q:
'is1I lo o. s.isschssssIsH. Il isAis '' ss a.
." g. 'S o. ' !" wo6b RDSa 81 Co., - s.a.ssr. al &C.
A OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE SHELBY COL
%, ], 8, S. sss 60 =, j, 9. s., q, Ss,
a. vs. 's Ss "a psAsoI n Il sxYfl II g. B. s..,s:.. q, q
g 4 s,S g. ssSS,,aanss q as isss i'
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f0 And Rascs
vuv
"A. nshed in Rcya Havana and all egaiyed lotteries.
JACOB cLUTE Broker 200 Broadway and f5s Fulton street.
Gas FIXTURES
New Designs In elass Bronze and ormu:a-
French sGs,!;s sssslst;ss.. sas American
French s1 SS'P' s.9s fgs asS s.G1ss. %. c0s'
cutlery 4. nHs q fapfSS n%SSSI%our sGSSe CO.,
.Ss tsc and 4e2 Broadway, corner Broome street
GREAT BARGAINS ARE OFFERED DAILY IN TEAS
XGNEw corner Greenwich and Murray streets York.
SEwiNG MACHIHEs-.yoU WILL BE oaArIFIED
Of Bartlett ReversSs sewing aaehae, the style .od az
M FOR BY hand or foot you sent US from the once tSs
"MARitrTA. Ga., July Is"
TE HAVE An ACCOUNT TO SETTLE WITH
OURSELVES
observe the suffering, the bodily nn.ny around u.s. and
which neither riches physicians scarcely bcaabe
Even The beat health insecure without remedy to ward OF
the ar nroad Of sickness Have then, the weapon ready
your health your Judgment guarantee vigorous
old age by the
USE OF BRANDRETH's PILLS.
With them err and you thu, avoid the misores
Of an inhrm, paraly,ic, smiling cIis,ense
lie, whose health is no, perfect use these sse'
braed Pills according TO the printed decicn' The mind
the body will he improved srensheucd old palms. achs',
pimpes and coughs will vanish. Dyspepc no more your
food will yield pleasure, disagree The br"od'e
fact restores the bloods their great power
for sood Tina sv cure nternal un1ors and ne all things
In the body made from the blood maAhs pure cur"
and removes al pains and certainly restores heais
Sold by all Druggists
Principal ONCE Brandre'a House, New York.
The New York herald., 1868-09-29
SHIPPING NEW S.

Almanac for New York---Tas Day.
Sun rises. ....... 81 Moon sets ..morn 3 AZ
Sun sets........ 46 High water. morn 6 36
The New York herald., 1868-09-29

The first message transmitted by the submarine
telegraph between Denmark and Newcastle Eng
Victoria congratulating her on her happy return
from the Continent
The New York herald., 1868-09-29
Notice to Mariners.

QUARANTINE REyULATIoNs AT GALVESTON, TEXAS
The Galveston Civilian Of the 10Th inst says:-
We are requested by DR. Smith, the Quarantine Occr of
this port to state for the benefit OF mariners that
time until the closing of the Quarantine red light will he
suspended from the forcas OF the pilot boat Houston
in the bay on the quarantine station from 10
signal FOR them TO TO for quarantine Inspection
All vessels coming Into the haroor after wilt required
to anchor In the immediate vicinity OF Sam Houston
and remain there until boarded and inspectors Masters OF
vessels coming Into Galveston harbor trouble
complying with the requirements OF this notice.
The New York herald., 1868-09-29

sou7 NARY MINES of philadelphia sold at auction
In Newport, Friday, by Robert Sherman, Marshall
SSucO to Baker Co, of Boston. She 10 Ave years OIL
three-mastcd, and carries l20 tons coal.
LAUNCHED-AI Franklin, Me, 18th inst, from the yard o
Messrs West Gerrsh, cenreboard schooner called Thu
Obe 10 tons built of superior materials and OF great
ry'ng capacity. The is owned by william u Mose!ey
ESQ. and others, OF Boston.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-01

NEW JERSEY r. R.-For PHILADELPHIA.
va Kensiugtou 65o Via Camdea. m, y n pa We
W PhL 10 an II aud 10 For Bait ard NAhngtos
q i2m 1;3o Fer South aAd Swes-s 40 AG u H"'A
P0R THE wEST-To Cncinusu and Chicsgo-s;n m, ~ NJ
H. 20 The ss) TJop trans ihTeass nlts oa
change. Silver Palace nain ruu
Cincinnati without change. making connections a. - - ~
by other n Y. Inca Family es
5p train Mon and Thurs tsongh 10 Chago
connecting train IN advance Of other Ines Na ~ ~
Chicago (sDaiyl y w. JACkSON, Oe1 SUBJ
New-York tribune., 1868-05-01
NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING JUNE }. 1867
P.snrs Staten New York. TwentVssveuthst snd Fser
kAElnes sn Twenty -ssventhst
TRAINS LEAVE EBw.YoRK:

For NswHsv.n and Bridgeport zoo 500 (RLl n0 N. in
(Erl AGO (EIl 3t5. 40, and 300 Ok. p m. -
hOrd sTattOrd Farse Southport and wsstpO 100 liz
a m. AS $50 m. -. ..
For EOrwIk 100 800 CI 800, ll9O l2s EIl 1eo (RIA
al5 40 Xxx d SO, 400 (BI.) y.
For stan ford 100 (BI) 900 II % 2l3 (E1 AIS ta
Fr1 345 4 3O fg1l 40. $50 60. 400 (RL) m-
For Gre.nwies aud intermediate stations. 100 800 IL % 1n
~ W. ~ CONNECTING TRAINS
Boston SpriB geld AGO Tx 200 iKI). 400
FOR Boston via Shore Line. l2l5 (Ex 40 m-
POs Hartford .sa Springfield soo lRI l2l5. j" (EI sn
For Connecticut River Railroad soa Erl. 2sr 70 kss
lresL AGO D m. 60 Northampton.
Fo Hariford Providence Rshk Railroad 400 CRIj au
m.
Haven, London, and btoning0n haroaa
u 5 400 8oO p N.
For Csas Railroad l2ls NJ TO NorthaEptoa
For Honssonic Railroad, 6tO a. m, 40 m
Nor Nauyatuck Railroad. 800 m. 3oo
For Danhury and Noru4lk Railroad 7.Oo, 80 m, t1pa
Comuodieaa Sleeping Cara attached 10 6oo D. m Gaia
JAMES H. HOYT. sapt
New-York tribune., 1868-05-01
T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-Winter Ar

IL r.Hgement-Chaage Of TDeLesvs J.aes.ip; M a.n
train for Grreuport al connecting al hneo viz
Glen Cove and Hsnpesd sosses ps,seaseI un
and all xay .statonA Express train for River Head n.
Syosat md Glen Gov. passenger train and all vayanonL
Hnngdas and Hsmpd passenger train and for North p saaf
DAYS ony.
N'uN''i l. D. BARTON. Superntordent
New-York tribune., 1868-05-01
SOUTHSIDE RAILROAD OF L. I.-(WIN

Leave Jtnesssp n T. sts m Railroad to jamaica tss
Baby loa and all wAy.stAtonA =,
Franklin BFookyn q DioeApn Sehhs
Railroad, 10 JsmscA for Babyan ana az ~ay,'1NoH
Leave Jsmessslp n T. GJ NJ VIA IL AaHoae 70 JAMAICA hs
Babylon and all ststionA
Railroad. 10 Jamaica for Babylon aud az "AF tAhons
Bsh,os Jamaica and all
ug With ,rsir OIL Railroad arriving at Jsmsssp at loA
Leave Bah, Ion at 7 m hE anaeA and ali wAnons eonneh
Al n.
I~.y. Bsbyler 1910 for Jamaica aud ali wAystshoas
pertiur w Of L. Railroad arriving Jemessslp at
Leave BabJlon 1880 for Jamaica all stations
meeting ef IokR Central Railroad arriving az fanE
Brookyn 1t SOS and with the harsecars
York and jamaica Railroad which leaves Jamaica
uiaates l. WHlFk. SuperlstSalask
To .hs New 1857.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-01
Salts bp Sutton.

~~~
DY HENRY II. LEEDS, Auctioneer.
I'D AsSIGNEEs SALE or a LARGE ASSoRTMESr OF x4 HAi9
MATTREsSES pLbowS SPRING hArIRESSSk RsS Nc NC o
O'Clock 2T Cns Centre by order Of asgnees se
Bsiess Saest, aud CoD Quilts Aamba and others 20 Hair
Top M1is''ss 10 OAs fss1asr; 80 h" "pAT 0'
DY HENRY II. LEEDS, Auctioneer.
HENRY H. LHEDs MINER win sell BY order Of Agnees oa FlI.
Of Mattresses Spring Do Pillows Iron Bets'sads Quilts B.nEsts
AN MHKv1S Anetlnneer
DY BANGS, MERWIN a. Co, Broadway cor.
FRIDAY .ad SATURDAY 1PrKRSOoNs.
May and 2, st4 o'clock
The entire PRIVATE LIBRARY distinguished clergyman com;
@ aa. ThsoSss % and M.csiHsoas Beos embracing my
ana variety that kc Catalogues are ready and tie
'''-' MoSD1Y AFTERNOON MAY At O'CLOCK
Private Libraries comprising OF valuable Works and oaee
Of Miscellaneous Publications &c Catalogues are ready and the
TUBSD4Y' and WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS, MAY5 Y5AAds
RgGRAvISGs and AuToGRAPGs-In exceedingly choice colee
o g The Pop ,Sd 81 'S S.f.o oms o ~ % and bns En
grangso the Od Mae and Of the most valuable
great eIpeas whole forming Of the choicest collection.
offered for sale IN this county, Catalogues are ready aud the
Articles exhibition
DY HENRY II. LEEDS, Auctloneer.
I'D MORTGAGE SALE OF FURNITURE CONTAINED IL ST
GEORGE HOTEL CORNER THIRrlFlFTHSE AND SIXTH
HKSRf H. LEEDS MINER will sell auction SATURDAY,
4.
N. said Hotel consisting q Brussels aud ingram
and mahogany besesds hair Mattresses feather
pillows chandeliers and Ssrdrobes mahogany
c. T. W z. chairs patent spring beds chins
crecer with other frniar which VII Dc embraced II
the catalogue, 'nd sold by order Of tbr moringee
GEo. A. LKAvrrr AuelOuser
D0OK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
ID HALL Aserplsee and Bghthst LBAvIiT, STRsBElGH x
Co cossoSsEsIs soLcrEe LnElHEs CArAoGvrD Az1 SOLD
DY HENRY ID. MINER, AUCTI0NEER.-
I'D SALESROOM NO n NASSAU-ST., OPPOSITE THE POST
OFFICR ART GALLERY, NO s4s BROADwAY-H d. MINER
BARKER WILL REMOVE MAY To ThEIR NEW AND SPA.
CIOUS SALRSROOMS so. COURTLANDT-ST. -FOUR DOORS
WEST or BROADWAY WHERE THEY WILL HOLD REGULAR
WEEKLY SALES or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOR THE CON
VENiENCB or THOSE DESIRING TO REMOVE THEIR ChAI,
TELS. AND WILL ALSO GIVE THEIR Personal ATTENTION
To SALES or FURNITURE AT THE RESIDENCE OF PAKIlhS
DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING CONSIGSMBhIs OF GEhEkAL
MERCHANDISE SOLICITED AND LIBERAL ADVANCES AApK
l.. A. LAwREScE, AuetiOnser
CUSTOM-HOUSE SALE of CIGARS, for
~ VIOLATION Of the REVENUE LAWSBy order Of the Hon
IL snyhe Collector Of the Port, MONDAY the 9TH day Of May
at No. III Pearls. commencing at 10y O'Clock
Messrs LAWRENCE sTRATToS will sell as shove. mpe::
M brands Of IMPORTED CIGARS in small lots which are
UPMlHS l. UPMANSs RBGALIA FIGEROS. THTIMADAD. and
many other very choice aud brands
Parties wishing article should not miss this opportunity
Sale positive. Terms Cash.
Catalogues ready at the AuctOnseTs Office No Ia Broadssy bass
meut
New-York tribune., 1868-05-01
gottls.

A MEXICAN HOTEL, Broadway and Eighth
IN the European pap Rooms en- suite or sngy al
moderate rates.
A MEXICAN HOUSE,
IA BOSTON. MASS.
Improvements which have scsnJ
this popular Hotel the largest England ensoe
the proDec Tourists Families and TIE Travelling Public
and ooneuienees superior ether boe tue city
additions made Of suites
apartments bathing rooms closets, &C. httAchei one oil
T magnificent passenger eIor the beat constructed eoa
gues ory the hOgss the entries
have been newly and by caeed and tue entire house thoroughly re-
peuhed refnrBsbs making H. 10 all IT, appointments eqa 70
any in country Telegraph Orcs Billiard sla and Cate on
The Grst door LEWIS RICE SON. PrOpretorA
New-York tribune., 1868-05-01
b. Pae. No. Tlel,, Monlh. Phe.

DATES of COMPUTATION on the NEW
IL YORK AND FLUSHING RAILROAD for Books containing 100
.sd Tickets eomaencsg May 1904 Book. t0 arst Of
each month
New-York tribune., 1868-05-01
a. y,t.

ITO LET-ln Jersey City, a large BklCh
HOUSE 25I45 90 feet spleSdd7 furnished modern gIoye
Teni Hsmtonsq 100 per Inquire 81 no ~ nS nSnS
goinery-st. jersey C4ty j. D - lAI Lon-
y FURNISHED H0USES-To Let-At bay
Size Flushing railroad depot The water vlth
Is and 10 guden fruits sBd vegetables 1rnishe m %
HOUSFKEEPFRSw will he SUPPLIED, and
~ month CARPETS OCLOIHS lIH
EITURE, BIDDING, MIRRORS PIANOS &c, at DBNDALL Cob
Of Canal and Hudson sta, EeE-Tork
New-York tribune., 1868-05-01
Sitanbuuts ans TailrOaSs.

EOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
FRLD AND THE NORTH. Fare. 81 Steamers leave Peek
sp NswaVen at 3l3 aud ii connecting with the Railroad
New-York tribune., 1868-05-01

GO S00 LOOK HERE.--98i acres &C : y sood SoSi
Cd -. OOtD. LAID. near Montcelo suhfsn g. y.
buldiss psut Of fruit o. " HOWELL ii BTOsdst koo" " I'll
New-York tribune., 1868-05-01

DATES of COMMUTATI0N on the LONG
HI ISLAND RlILROAD for Books containing 100 and 200 Tickets
commencing May % BOOks sold on the ar,t q each monih
New-York tribune., 1868-05-01
SrookIpu g3tal 6stats for Sab.

SrookIpu 3tal Gstat, for Sab,
EOR SALE-An elegant BRICK HOUSE,
complete inside and outside IN tasteful % zsory ard basement
Park o Presdeu Carroll Para carpets
included; furniture without Sl2 900 $4,000 Apply
H. STEVENSON. No 2Js Conns, Sackettst, Brooflyn
EOR SALE-Brooklyn LOTS, on Clinton-ave.,
between side 100 feet 'front.' By 2 feet
B ieptb running through yfndtAye Apply to H.
T. BRYANT, No. II Maiden-lspe
EOR SALE-In Brooklyn, a new brown stone
UOUsE bisftoop and subceliar replete
all modern located 10 HaIu between SI ave-
and FabnsAye sold reasonable JAMES
MERRICK No IS East Tenth-st.
Also tour foil LOTS SALE together the Boh
Of Baltic andSItbsye beautiful location Apply
shove
I OTIS at $50 each short distance from
II Prospect Park Bookyn all ready for improvements GRADED
streets: soil aboat 10 closed out Immediately. Apply
s Nj OSTRANDBR Attorey-StLaw No Is Nassan-st
New-York tribune., 1868-05-01
6itu 2tal 6statr for Salt.

TOHN B. CHURCH g. JACOB SHARPE,
~ 40. 80 PlNl-ST..
Real Estate Brokers and AuctoneerA
CITY and Country PROPERTY SOLD RENIEDi LOANS neS
tstel - .. =. go.
nor SALE or to RENT with or without the
Il family leaving Europe would sell their HOUSE,
hree-story order; the ri house AMI best
In lorkve lot With satle deSe reat bar
gain Apply premises No 225 Ba bghv
f3urhst, 70 p HUBERT. corner OF Lefn-ose ADu fOT
thrisl
EOR SALE-Three strictly flst-class, four
story, HOUSES flushed hsr wood; win
plate Apply he premises, Ao H. 30 - Eas sIeh
st., between Fourth and LeIngtohaves
TNOR SALE or TO LE'T-At North New Y Ork
on line Thave Railroad hrck HOUSES Also several
COTTAGES will he sold Trned low Apply 70 THOMAS
RAE Of Onehnudred andbt ee ehist and Ihrdsye
DOR SALES, 800 will buy snug bric;
HOUSE on huBdredar Of Thsd
ave- lot l5IOO; handy railroad and boats; 7O mOrsge
GEO s HICKoK, Park Bank or 90 ths premises
HOUSES to LET and for SALE.
IL CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY -
MONEY LOANED OH BOND AND hORTGA6E,
KIM 4 Co,
Eos lsS sne l67 BroadwsL
7 OTIS for SALE-A fine PLOT 150x2OO, near
shave below 5hs also desirable eorr plots and nugie ot
Madisoyes above 4Jdt Brosugey COIe near '1
al l28lis, also fp plots iltave D1nlevsrd near lh
W ?. sElMOlh. NO III btoaaSay.
$4,000 TS Loan ga on !, Bona 91si ard nc.
this Brooklyn John r. Conrey % Walt Room u
New-York tribune., 1868-05-01

DY HENRY H. LEEDS, Auctioneer.
I'D AsSIGNEEs' SALE or A LARGE ASsoRIMENr OF M MHAik
MATTRESSES, PILLOWS, SPRING MATTRESSES, &c HENRY
LEEDs MINER will sell BY auction FRIDAY May J. Ii
O'Clock 21 Canas Centre BY order Of agnees sge
assortment Hair and Spring Mattresses Pillows end holsters Iron
Bee Coporters. Quilts Ahambr and Others ~ Hair
Top Mattresses 10 baes fehers so Hair ~ pair OF bAnAsh
Witt IrsVA Ac 3r. without
New-York tribune., 1868-05-01
Summtr 2ttrsats.

COUNTRY B0ARDING.-A widow lady has
~ beautiful country place halfI nI from Wilton depot
would accommodate ~ adults aud chren Reference TO '"
Pos.. jr, Ciatou las Co. No. l6 Broadway.
DERSONS wishing to engage BOARD Tor
the Summer PTneon four miles from Profile House can Do So
For partrnan stiress 9 g SMITH FIanoo5ia. N IL
SUMMER BOARD at Claverack, Columbia
~ County ~ T. three miles from HdsOa from July to Sept
.ALOHZO FLACk
New-York tribune., 1868-05-01

Guide the principal Suburban places tie Ine q
the Division of Railway beea prepared and Be sS
Company free charge By those wishing
personally the referred With the yieE Of seesnt
H. RIDDLE, General supt
r RAkH Geuerr Pau ARsut
New-York tribune., 1868-05-01

guarS anS 4oums.
A SECOND FLOOR to LET with BOARD;
IA suite sugy large third 1oo all nicely
furnished. No lI9 BAst Tenth-st
BOARD WANTED. "A single gentleman
ID BOARD BsPs, family with the comforts Of home
Board be reasonsb state price, and location not 10 min
walk from Pnnce and broadway Address b. S5s broadway
MO. 40 L. TWENTY Y-SIXTH-ST A suite of
ROOMS RENT without board gen
men, door from Union League Club House
sQJ EAST TWENTIETHST near Second
cl sve-TwO large furnished ROOMS With gas hot ard cod
privilege Of bathroom de TO LET With BOARD 10
single gentlemen or gentlemen and their also two ball bedrooms
let With board single gentlemen Apply the premises after F
day, neon May ~
SN WEST NINETEENTH-ST near Fifth
cO sye-Geneman and Wife, three four Young gentlemen
have Rooms aud Board everything trst cass Billiard Room &c
New-York tribune., 1868-05-01

DY HENRY II. LEEDS, Auctioneer.
I'D ASsIGNBBY SALE or MATTRBSSEs FEATHERS, 6e
HENRY H. LEEDS MINER will sell by order OF As on F
DAY MAJ 1853 at io O'Clock at No 27 csuAs sr5s a,2dneE
Festhers Conoabs Gc all and to be sold without reserve
New-York tribune., 1868-05-01

WESTFIELD, n. J.-Central Railroad, one
w lour from KewYork minutes from depos-Fot sALE-
HOUSE and LOT stories and French roof contains
eleven room hsh and throughout second
lot IOIS rp we'll woOdbOu &C. For particulars snd plans In
op,ys ~ N''"N' "N'' l. {. PERSON
Equitable Life, No " Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-01

The el NELLY WHITE leaves Pier No. 81 Eat kEer
Markest 2:ij and from hel 1hr,huh 81 al O'Clock
connecting Danbury and NewIayen Railroads. returning
Nowak +5 NJ the arrival Of tAs DsHba and New a'ss
erana
New-York tribune., 1868-05-01

&S 0nM Three acres OF LAM, Ian ~ VIII I TWO
ROsOOOs houses fne collection OF faili Roo' ~A'st
f411-keht acres, With rood house and hsrn -, -. -,
honsei good outbnldiBgs and fruit . ..
StfOl-Ni5eieen acres; large house ana DART rn VIZ,
s5-NeATy four hne house IN eIeehI' 0's' As'"
ouibndings anl a good supply OF fruit , -. -. "A
SoW0-fseutysv good house IN hs'' M ep o. 20 v and
hne apple orchard All Of tho above property -
kassI Railroad. hour from this e CaIsgs 20 IIeTp
No SssAn-E
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-12-19
spsclkaEuTiCES.

Works of Nature.-1n state OF health the IN
estina canal may be compared to river whose waters
now over headoining land through the channels nature
has mIl,, All t.''-' their quantities; so iongas
it runs on smoothly tie channels kept pure and
healthy If the of thever is stopped, then the
water in the canna is LONGER pure, but soon becomes
.tagnant There is but one law Of circulation in nature
when there superabundance of humoria@ tuld IN
tho intestinal tubes and eotyeness takes place h ho"s
ok into the bloc lyessels, and nfltrates ltse lnte
ne circulation Toestabsh the free course OF the nv
we must remove the obs<uctions which stop its
free course and those OF IT'S tributary streams With
the body, ow thesane natural principle-remoye the
distinctions from the bowels With BRANDREThS
PILLS which never niure but are always efectual foF
the perfect cleansing of the system from all impurities
and disease Remember suffer drop Of blood to
be taken kon YOU Esaenate the hunOrs as often and
as long as ey are deranged as long as you aresicE
See that b BRANDRETH is in white letters in the
Government stamp sold by all Druggists sH
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-12-19

Coon NEpIcIyE-rhe next best thing 70 reliaoIe
physician in any community Il good medche iSyanase
hoi To1.now remedy and TO apply it is the Doctor
Frea from this his advice Is T0m ex
Ps sII.,xing n The reliable medicine is. therefore
tSa TO direct when TO administer it is
ali the physician isFequrrd 20 do In Bnehu as pre-
d an "a br ir Hembod we have, therefore. all that is
ppeeded EyeT bottle of the extract has full directions
knr It's use II il no quack medicine, but comes 10 the
est intelects Known the science OF physics med-
cine bearing the unqualified endorsement OF such men as
N PuysJc Prof DEVICES DIR. EPHRATM MCDOWELL
and prof TRAvERs of the Royal College of Surgeons,
eanpa fail TO find it's way the confidence Of millions
of families Hence the wealth OF It's dlstngushed pre-
and its necessity to the family circle at all times
and seasons See advertisement elsewhere
G1zeffe ~ @oo
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-12-19

l The hair is not only of the accessories of hu
man beauty but is designed to protect the health as
bad conductor of heat it equazc the tempera
ture Ofthe BRAIN The contained in the hartube
is frequently palayzed and the coorng destroyed but
by proper remedies the gray hair be restored TO its
original color land where it has fallen OH growth
can be produced by the of Halls Vegetable sicilan
Renewer The reproducing power of this invaluable
eomPond Is beyond doubt BY its the absorbents
become active and nourish the bulb which supports the
roots of the hair gSs-It
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-12-19

GREAT SALE OF CLOTHING, LADIES FUEs, &c.-PIERcE
HALL INFORM US that they going to close out their
entire STOCK OF Clothing, Cloths Hats and Caps, Fur
nlshing Goods, &c. &c. between this and the Ist OF
February, 1863 hat they have leased store at Min
neapos Minn where they intend to start anew in the
same business. They arc offering full winter suits
at S9I5' all wool suits at S2 the best silk mixed suits
at Sl9 and host of other varieties at lower figure
than ever before sold in this county.
Ihey have also purchased about 5000 worth CT La
dies and Gents Furs, Buffalo Robes, &C. to be sold at
cost prices They also offer for SALE three years lease
of the store they now occupy, Lille Safe, show cases
Large Mirror and all the other fixtures pertaining to
hls line Of trade together with the good will OF their
customers Full particulars will be given in next weeks
aper but they open their sale to-day cost prices.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-12-19

A week or more of snow and bluster came
to a cessation on Tuesday last, and was sue
ceeded by two or three days Of mild and
pleasant weather, with good sleighing, and the
consequent activity of business, and the merry
jingle and rolic of the young and pleasure
seeking. While we write, however, another
change is imminent and what is Immediately
before US IS only to be revealed by consulting
the almanac, or awaiting the developments of
time. Should our readers need the informa-
ton, we shall be able, next week, to tell them
what day may have brought forth.