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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-13

The Immense RAIL ROAD CoMmSA.
rioNs which arc being effected in this
country are attracting great deal of
attention aud are causing no littlo con-
cern. Such aggregations Of hundreds
OF millions of dollars in tho hands of a
few, create a dangerous power, and one,
such is human sOlfshness, that will be
quite likely to be welded to tho hurt
Iathcr than the good Of tho gen, raj
general public. At any gwen mo-
nent such combinations NAV affect
all the commercial interests of this
country, and put up or put down
the prices of stocks or Of commodities.
at pleasure. The prices of freights and
passenger travel may bc ut up or put
down according as it suits the purpose
OF the moneyprinces Of the combinations.
The time has come when the legislation
of States, or Of the National Government
or both must be invoked to regulate and
eircumscribe this power of rail road cor
porations. The safety Of the public, and
tho welfare of the country, alike, demand
it. Monopoles are always more or less
detrimental, and in combination, positive
ly dangerous. The time has couc TO
check these rail oad combined monopo-
lies by law. Illinois has already begun.
It's legislature has passed law rcgula-
ting rail road charges in that State.
Legislatures of other States, as 4 matter
Of safety aud absolute public necessity
must do the same, and establish other
safeguards and needed protection. In
endeavorng to reach this desired legis-
tion we shall sec whether these combina-
tions can control and override legislative
action, CT whether Legislative virtue is
of stern stuff enough to resist the power
OF money, and the seductive blandis!
ments of corrupt appliances and maniI-
nlaLions.
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-. s.-sr.s - FOr the Telegraph.
Dcar Telegraph Our soul rcyolis against
basclOss slandefon our ancestors, especially on
one who holds so high place IN our earliest
rccollections as Methusslah sliaif We tell our
children when we ask them the nursery quss-
tioh, fwh0 Mds tic oldest man " that this mai
whom God so honored, as 10 give him length
of life beyond that recorded Of any other NOR
tai, was 20 hardened In yckednsss that just
Providence destroyed him in the food? No,
verify we will not thus speak evil Of the dead,
noradjudgeAn honored patriarch to perdition.
"A Mathematical certainty" is Of easy attain
ment, hit needs no stronger proof than that
given by thaNgiter 9nrlethsclah in your last
paper. 1t is trte'thdfkll chronologis.s admit
tho prbbAbiFity that Meilmsalh dittl in tile
year of the flood although, from tho Hebrew
mode Of reckoning tbUc, II Is possible ulat his
death occurred in the year preo oding. Ijui is
1t necessary To iner because lie died' in the
year Of the Hood, that he pcfIshttl by the loody
Is ii not possible that an old man OF OG0 years
might have died from some other cause, during
be twelve months of that last year of his ripe
old agey Nay is it not probable that Cod
took away his aged servant from the evil 10
come; and that wien the righteous old man
departed as the last warning, no one but No
al's household laid it TO hearty While the
Scriptures contain no intimation OF ~ fearful
an end of his long life, nor alludc to amy re.
grets or prayers of Noah in behalf of his aged
grandfather, Weshall consider.it, fnot nath-
ematical, at least u moral certainty, that God
removed his servant lest he should behold the
judgment on his crring children; and we
shall still regard Methusclah as one peculiarly
distinguished among Gods ancient worthless,
who was gathered to his fathers in good old
agc, and. became an inheritor of everlasting
l;f,
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Cleveland Market,
WEDNESDAY EVENING,

MEDhEsDN EVENING, teD. III, l69.
FLoUR-NIarket quiet, steady and unchanged as fol-
lows: City white SLOUGH ,25 Xxx amber 80 2SG
$50 red $s,jOds75; spring $7,JOG7,T5; spring
&c. a5dG,5O. Country brands white winter SgoOd
$50; red winter s7.JOds2j; spring 50 2GtI,25
Buckwhcat Flour steady AMI in fair demand S5O1ys0
wIIEAT-Market nominal at 81 IGG91. .67 for No / red
winter from store; No. 2 do 1850 81 No. spring
81, ,4SGLi,50.
CORN-Dul, but nrm. Sales 2 cars No. l shelled at
G9c from store
BARLEI-Quist. No. Canada held at g. OJl9 10 :;
No . State nominal at 81, ,1Oa1,15.
DRESSED HuGs-Markct quiet and steady at lsbG
lac, dividing on 2Uo lbs "a
LARD-Demand moderate and market firm. Cityren-
dersd 22sc In tierces and kegs. count, rendered ~
O2lc. ..-
SMOKED MEATs-In light demand and firm Sugar
cured Hams 2ic Dried Beef NC.
BUTTER Choice in moderate den and /; inferior
grades dul Choice Western Rvse. Roll sall35c or
binary do and Central 2Jls2sc.
ClIEEsE-scarcs and firm at 200 %. for good to prime
factory.
EGGS In good supply and lower. The market to-day
quiet ut nc for fresh.
BEANS-In moderate demand at 81 5O3 IS per bu for
good to prime white
sEEDs-Markct quiet. Clover $3.50 Timothy 50, 40
G3,5O.
uAY-Market dull. Baled from store in round lot.
$2OOU.
MILLsTUFFS- Market quiet and steady. We quote:
Shorts, per ton, $aOOO; Common MiduiIngs, per Ion,
S@jOO sccond hnc do S3O.OO; Fine do $:iS,UU.
DRIED APPLES-Demand light and market weak at
1alLl2}sc for good TO prime fruit.
GREEN APPLEs-Market firm at sl,OOG4,GO for
choice fruit. -
OTATOES-Demand moderate at 7Oc for Peachblows
from store.
TALLow-Market quiet 1t 9sGlOc for city-reudersd;
9lL9Jsc for country.
FEATHERS- Live geese T50a5c as to quality.
sALT-Fipe steady at Sa,i5 Coarse in very light
stock aud firm Ut $3,O00t3,x.
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.n6 $780, ,,e 80, Ioni'
,.,a, .. r..,".'. ~. =, o'nsunip,pp Liver Com
49,, Sysp.r'',,H r.sh sooordinS TO the dlree
,rs &c.,, a., .,,..e ~ 'he same hme.
,o,t uep ,b. ..,,,i,. he,.. -, ~ ~. pu' " W
- -, -. -. -, -, sy,' '"o 1000 ~
80. e., c..,. 49,, 49,, -. p-'''p' oeshs 70
ana the ys,ient ovtey,,,,, An. a,.... .nd -, ~,
T.. ~ ',, ~. 49,. ,,......, -''' gov WI"
'ms y wv - ..s,.s,'D a., !, 80,
70 lhes ,.,.t ..... A., 49,, y, ''''a
uepn" owes rrLe t,.,,,,.,., a.. ., ~
,'''''a,y O"nsu", -. -. &C., d.. 4, -, a,
wy '""r"'u matter IN "a 'u"E ~ 80. y y
=, 'V ehPee'OrauOn Tor Wa" 'nc - ,s,.|,-' =
~, .,E'' tI eonsh WIZ thro" " ~ MI"
ro a., ,,, 'u"Es ', D'gip '" nsaL ..,..,.. ttu.
=, =, - - ' 'ea"eed ionlc ana ~ - ~
.,,,., a., ~, u-'' W Cleanse the stomach ~ '''',
,,.s ' u''""hic srnp.hn The food will make yoOu
Ssh...,.,. 49,,
,--., o 'ls net upon the hver, rcfnOV'
- 80 ie'aN ihe ducts Of the gall bladder.
~, . "o'y Apu me hver is soon reiisned the
80 WI ."o" wHa' Fnel rus can do; nothing has
80, eAoep' cA"mel-a deadly poison,
80 ,', ~ u.s. unless with great enre
u,''.N wy E"' D'lanet ana start the stcrctions
VI W" ".ci use ochsnck . Nshdrhke Pills
Liver C"p'p'aiDi s one ~ The most prominent causes
pI"''
.t,....," o'hNeeu rome Is genie siimulant and
, ""u 'ne n'o'n III Tue seaweeh' winch THIS
pn, - Hiaue o. ASSISTS 'ne stomach 70 throw
nort. S., -. go " "'so'eu 'nc iOou WIN uio rui-
t.,r,cr,s,,,,, -. -; a"e '''oSsoou O'o"u"Hhoht
T,,,. -, es " aO'''ns nh ue stomach'
,,,, =, ,, ""' pps''ians 10 not esre Con
.,a q, -, A., Wy " 10 700 Hiuch 'heJ give medi'
.o.,. I'll, 60, ~, y s'op 'hiH', W stop night
,,h,,. a,a.,,., -" " ~ uong '"e' deranse the
a.,a,,. 49,, w ''c sec's""hs, and
n, sah...a,. ~ ~ ,,' -. ..-'. a"I uie''
-, - "'o u,~'ns''' "'es ho' 'ry 10 stop
-, -, -, ", ~ " ''' 'eNno'c 'he cause,
-, 80 y, '"st wi @ooo'u' 40 one can
,.,.-, ,,, ~. "Pio" P n'e' @ NonP'a'"'' Dyspeps'
s,or,.ot .s",., go, i"''"' ii''''' "'e "'cr ahu
=" " e "e"''"S'
-. - - =, P" '" o""se '"e 'u"2N' III
hrnn.,.i 'u"ere'e.' nosee'Se'
. - =, to.f, w ."' "i"gH "e
CO.. H., -, ~ '' ',' u''"''ns !" s"en
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yl3IsHoP SIMPSON attended the recent Method
ist Conference at Mississippi. General Beaurc.
gard gave the colored preachers half fare tick
cts on the railroad of which he ID president,
which.was quite'a novelty in the way of ia
vors TO them. So strong was the socislpreju-
dice, however, that but two white men were
present during any part of tle'eonfercncc SER
vices, and but one white woman-snd she q
teacher Of the negroes. ss p ,7sssfs ..-
egr Forty years ago there was one Catholic
priest in'Englandi who had been clergyman
OF the Established Church-the Hon. and Rev.
George Spencer. Now there are forty such
priests in the archdiocese of Westminster, and
about two hundred in the country Lay con-
Vcrts are probably in proportion. The returns
e.last year in the metropolis are $4,000; and
the conversion perverts-arc mostly from the
upper and middlermks of society.
CS> The Indpstril american proposes that
the Government should Immediately withdraw
all the copper, bronze, nickel, and paper notes
below the value of twenty-five cents, now in
circulation, and establish new series extend
ing from one to ten cents, similar TO and en-
oraclng the present metallic three cent and five
cent pieces. The material of which the latter
are made has been demonstrated both in this
and other countries to be the very best, and it's
remarkable cheapness renders il peculiarly
adaptable at this time.
The Governor and Legislature of Nevada
are at loggerheads. The Governor vetoed the
legislative fund bill, and the Senate unanimous.
ly passed the bill over the veto. There wos
only ons dissenting vote in the House The
Governor and Attorney General procured nm
order from the court, restricting the ComptroII-
er paying warrants, and the Governor is threat.
ened with impeachment for abuse of the veto
power
OF the Al Congregational churches of CAL
ifornia, but contributed last year to the Amer
Jean Board. The amount of the collections,
however, ($5,O48 30) was greater than ever be-
fore. DIR. Stones church in San Francisco
$2,S46 60 Dl, AIooar's church in Oakland,
gave nearly $4,000. From, 8 Presbyterian
churches and from individuals of that denomi-
nation S74baFe credited to The SAME Board
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The sworn gross receipts Of the New York
Inoiepebdent for the SAME period were 4s4 A89,.
81 The Independent believes and assumes
that It's receipts are now greater than those Of
the entire religious press in New York put TO-.
gether.
i In spite Of all opposition denunciation, and
misrepresentation the Independent has hold
upon the public interest, never before enjoyed
by any religious journal 1t is thoroughly
alive in all its departments, and is one of the
most powerful newspaper publications in the
world
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-13

DEIIcIoUsLY MEDIcINHL.-Ths is the uniserval ver-
dict pronounced upon Plantation Bit,ers by all who
have tried them. The well-known heah.promotins
Ingredients from which they made, and their ipval-
nabe merits as remedy for indigestion and all ts con-
fequen ailments, and the preventive qualities against
diseases arising from climatic changes. mlasmatic n-
ences and imperfect secretions, widely known
and 30 onoraby indor.ed. that we trust no one will
brego the advantages Of their use.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-13

HI LITTLE TLEEi Tunes are of wondrous Importance
sometimes, They are the last links in a long
chain of effects, or the first in long chain of
causes, or they are both. They make the sum
OF human things, They test mnn's character
every hour in the day, and as the jutting
and curving OF the bank regulate rivers ilow
so do they, ,diractly orindirectly, determine the
intercourse of our existence for good or evil
brilliant or obscure I'd ...
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WXsI,ra n

THE HOME wlxsnER HAS been introduced
into the Editorial Laundry, and its perform.
Snce is acknowledged BY the Superintendent
to be effcctiycsand satisfactory, and worthy Of
compendauon-the. first of the class that has
been thought thus worthy. '''
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-13

TIM ANSCAL MEETING of the Lake Shore
Grape Growers Association, will be held ut
Cleveland, "Wednesday and Thursday, Feb
ruary II and Is. The discussions will embrace
various subjects as given in The circular of the
Association
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NORTH KINGsvILLE.--W. ii. Lockwood is
preparing for work upon his new stole by
hauling foundation material, and by burning
the brick himself near by, t.. ..,.g
Horning & Coughey have just started their
pump pimsnufaotoryl for the season. ',,l-,'
A DIR. La Barte, from Westicld, practicing
is about toisettls at this'point
"A remplar's Lodge has just been formed,
numbering somo thirty members. 1t will be
addressed some evening soon by Rev. Edward
AiiasTsohy Of Ashtabula. Ioa giils.e.a'
While there, a day or two since, we saw
parues moving potatoes and shipping by the
cars No. price is namsd, and no one seems
aDle TO conjecture what is to be the range.
our Old friend Warrington wears thehonors
Oh landlord With becoming modesty, for enc
upon whose efforts SO many are dependent for
their way-side comforts. rr NV &C..
The Post-ofice, recently established proves
a convenience that is highly appreciated for
quite circuit.
Inc pieasantness of the place, and the
amount of business springinc1 .up. and Itbe
monthly distributions OF money bv Tie rairoad
company, are considerations That viii nm
douo'edly add lo the growth OF the locality
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JEFFERSON-From the Sentinel.
Our County Jail is now empty.

Our County jail is now empty.
Court sits next Monday, February Is.
Yankee Robinson, WHO was injured by fall
at Clyde bridge, died on tho Tuesday fellow.
ing.
The store floor of Hubbard Il Norris. Gen.
eva, went down last week, with several hun
dred bushels of corn on top of it.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-13

~ Lib aBApaER SThFE BANNER, published, at
Black Riyers Falls, by Frank Cooper, san of
Joseph Cooper, of-saybrook, bas become d
scmi-weckly That looks like energy, al. well
as patronage, atthe lnck bF H.. nm
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Hollands German Bitters
Hoofland's German Tonic

20 combination Of all The ingredients of Gs Bierf,
with FIRE Santa C'TEE Rum, Orange, &c. II iS Nsed
for he dia,Gssg e BiierS tclrre
pure oicoLoc stimHiuJ is required You ,cH bear in
mind that hsSe remedies entirely different JroLa
any oers Gdrertis for The Of the diseGses named,
h,sr beng neieHc preparations Of medicinal erfrdcs,
vhile The OJterS deeOcttOaS Of in
form. The TONIC is deeiisdly or u, most plea
tant and dgreSdL!s remedies offered 70 The rNbfic
Its taste is eyqsite Hts pEedsurS 10 take H. ViiI> its
isgFinp e1LiIdrntine. and HedteaEdi qUaities kaue
eaIsed ii 10 be known as tie gTeatsa 9f Gg oaIes. DID,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-13

SEwArD & BENTLEY, Druggists, Buffalo, are putting
up splendid Hair Restorative, known as Alisma We
have tried IL and speak from experience and would
recommend it to all who In need of Hair Re-
ncwcr.-NURdG NerS
What the people will have-Sewards Cough Cure
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-13

Tue ooNNBAuT Festival, for tho benefit of
the Band, turned out to be u glorious success.
Everybody turned out and jam was the con.
sequence, and the receipts came up 10 some.
thing over $40o The instruments have been
ordered. .'" 49,. .i<s,'a
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Harness WOrE.

WILLIAMSON has driven his stoke
firmly, and Identified himself with the business
interests OF Ashtabqla aud adding this his ability 10
furnish the comnahity with good WORK and al az "a
roaDie rates as any Of his competitors aud his elm HI,
for share Of patronge vDi hardly be denied e hssa
good supply Of hnithed work hand and IL prepared
70 meet WHIP promptnese any call either The igt nnd
nstefn or for the more heavy aud seTyceabe arcle In
ms nne OF business Any one IN want Of harness work
Asitabiua May, 1867. ..u - - $500
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-13

'Barrett's" Renowned Hair Restorative.
"Tarrctt's" All round the World
Competitors fear "Barretts."
All ladies' use "Barrett's."
"Barrett's' dresses Hair splendidly.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-13

Tho sworn returns Of FIVE Of the religious
journals Of TIE city Of New York, make the
following exhibit Of the gross receipts for the
period Of three months ending January 31st
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-13

d, The Episcopal sheds that were gIiawed away
by the tooth of time, some two or three years
since, have been replaced by new .5a,s 10 .
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Married..

l.. Picrpont Feb. 3D., by M A. Leonard ERvIS JOINER
to Miss HANNAH HILL both Of Monroe.
At the residence OF DIR. T. ID. Richardson in Charion
Jan. 3, by ElderO. Higgins FRAScis G. FAssLIr, OF
Ashtabula, o.. to hiss LucY h. RoBEETsoS, OF Thar
don, ONO. ..|.. 0''If
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THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH.
Every Man his own Physician.
HOLLOW1I'S PILLS.
AND
HOLLOWlI,S OINTMENT

Disorder of the Stomach and Bowels.
T
L lie STOMACH is the great centre which
influences the health disease 81 the systcm-abused
and physical prUstraton the natural consequence
Allied 10 the brain. it is the of head iche- men
sleep The Liver becomes affected and generates bilious
disorders pains in the eide. etc. The BOwcS mpathiz
action Of these pills l. the stomach and the liver
lungs bowels, aud kidneys participate in their rccuper
atINe and rrSeneratiNc operation.
ErysipeIas and Salt Rheuni
Are two Of the and virulcnt disorders pre-
pecially nntngonstic its 'mOdus opcrand is fret to
eradicate the venom and then complete the cure.
Had Legs, Old Sores and Ulcers.
Cases Of many years standing that have pertinacious
have invariably zuccuu bed 10 few ap1caons uf ill.,
powerful unSucnt
Eruptions on tho Skin
Arising from bad Of the blood chronic diseases
are eradicaied aud clear and Transparent surface
many of the cosmetics and other toilet app
ance- In s power To di-pel rashes and other dsgnrc
ments of the lace.
Female Complaints.
Whether in the young old married or single at the
dawn OF WomanhOod, or the urn OF life, there tonic
medicines display 70 decided influence that marked
Improvement s soon pcrceptblc in the health of the
cnt. Being purely vegetable preparation fhcy are
sale and reliable remedy for all classes of Females in
cNcIy COhullloh Ol ncdHn ana station Ot llte.
Piles and Fistula.
Every form and feature nf these prevalent stubborn
disorders is eradcaed locally and entirely by the use Of
this einoicnt warm lamentations should precrGe it,
application. lt- healing qualities will be found 10 be
tEOruu,h and inyariabc.
both Tie Ointment and Pills ShOvka 6s 1Sed IL The Jo0r-
ing oases
BunOns, burns, chapped bands chiblains nstula
Gout, lnmbagn n,ercrria eruptions piles rheumatism
ringworm salt rheum: sealds, skin dscaser swrllcd
Ehlnts sore legs sore breasts. heads sore thruats
sores OF all kinds sPns st Joints, letter ulcers y
ncreal sorcs, wounds Of all kinds.
CATION Nome are genuine unless the words
HOLLOWAY : NEw YORK AND IoSDoS' - diScernibe
a. WATER MARX Ia every leaf of the book of directions
around each pot or box: the same may he plainly
ny HOLDING THE LEAP TO LIGHT. A handsome re-
ward VIII ne given to rendering such infurma-
ton may lead to the detection of any party or parties
connerfeiitng the medicines vending the same know
ing them TO be spurious.
Sold at the manufactory Of Professor IIoLLuwAY
~ Maiden Lane, N York and by all respectable Drug.
gsts and Dealers in Medicine throughout the civilized
~ There is considerable saving by taking the larger
BDrecti0ns for the Guidance Of patients in every
uiroruer arc n1eu 10 each poi ana box. lyg,6
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b. c. FRASER, the rope maker living alone
near the residence of John Muriin, on North
Ridge was found in hissbcd nearly dead, on
Thursday morning of last weok,.J He was sub
jcct to poor turns" and in ono of these it is
supposed lie went out. He was an English
man, and aged about sixty1tive. years, -
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LOc0J Notices.

SLEIGH Fon SALE-A new, well ironcf sleigh, for sale
cheap. Enquire at this Office.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-13

BRowN's PATENT CARPET STRETcHER AND
TACKEh-Thcre is peculiar pleasure in no
ticing inventions when they are plainly and
demonstrably useful and worthy of place
among the triumphs Of skill This is true of the
article named Its an admirable adaptation of
Il neais TO an end, 1t secures an escape from
so much that is tedious, veXatious and trying
to nerve as well as temper, as every ono has
proven in his own experience, who has ever
done any thing at laying carpets, 1t is so
simple THAT any one can Use it, and any one
can de the work we'll, expcditously and easy.
The horror of the work becenies amusement
1t will save tho, strength and health of tho
wife, ami Nhe temper and money of the hus-
band. 1t is an indispensable article in every
household. As an agent for its sale is expected
to canvass the town next week, our citizens
will have chance 10 put it to practical use,
and 10 avail themselves of one
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-13

BRICK MANCFAcTURING,C Co.-Our Conncaut
friends are in earnest in the formation of a
company for aking brick by pressure They
nave samples of brick made at Buffalo by such
machine as they propose TO obtain in case tho
company is formed that show conclusivcly that
for density and cIoseness' of texture, not less
than Tor accuracy and perfection of form
pressed brick are without rival in any other
mode OF manufacture. This machine. like
that OF our friend. Field, takes the clay rs
itcomes from the bank and delivers the brick
in rapid manner, ready for the kiln. The
cost is $2,5OO. They propose to raises u compa,
ny with capital of $23,OOO we believe, at $50
share, to begin operation when the season
opens. An inexhaustible bank of excellent
clayris at lrand, andhothing appears to lie in
the way of very successful and paying enter
prise. 1t will do to note the fact for the bene-
fit of our friend Field as it will serve to refiite
some OF lestories occasionally heard against
brick made'in this way. 'ii ~" l'.'H-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-13

j. H. MITcHAM announces to his friends
thathe expects to tacturo upon The subject of
Temperance, in GoIpnot f1rbr's Saloon, und,r
the Clarendon, on Thursday and Friday eve
nings of this week, and at Ch,ye,,doa LEaH on
Saturday evening, giving his experience Ills
successes and failures in his chosen field Begin
ming each evening at halrpast seven o'clock.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-13

THE AMERICAN STOCK JorRSAL-The Feb
ruary aumDer has several articles that should
be read by every Farmer, among them, Pro
vcntation of Diseases among Animals, Gas
tration and Spaying Hngs," "Treatment OF
Sows," Feeding Stock," '" Cutting and steam
ing Feed" Feeding Horses" "Distempcr,
sc" )" 81" Paying Furning,"r "Grain Killed
Horses" "Tlc Various Breeds of Cattle"
different Varieties of Geese" Cooley or
Scotch Shepherd Dog" Treatment of Cows"
"Raising Dairy Stock" "Swsllcd Legs on
Horses" "Chcster Whites &c" Specimen
Copies Seat Free, Address,
a'' n. p. BOYER & Co, Publishers,
Park esburg, Chester Co., Pa.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-13
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