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The New York herald., 1869-04-04

R"mors Of n Secret Franco-Itu,inn Aii;snce-
The War Cloud-Italy Not Anxious to Take
Part In European Complications.

Part In European Complications.
Florence, March 49, Correspondence London Morn.
ing Herald
Rumors or secret alliance with France In view
OF events which unhapphy seem but too probable.
are OF course once more In the ascendant; but until
the contrary be proved In such manner a. 10 ex-
clude all doubt, shall persist In believing that no
Italian government will wantony sacrifice the adj
yantages offered by the only policy at once In ac-
cordance with the interests aud with the dig
nifty OF the natiOn-a policy OF strict neutral.
ityl Although, as | have said. the great body
OF the nation Ia irritated against France. and
would grieve TO see Prussia worsted In aconnict with
nef rival Indeed, continually hear the sentiment
expressed In still more forcble manner STILL II IL
indisputabe that France has her adherents who are
ready TO lit their voices loudly In her behalf when
the httlng moment shall arrive Dut the very exist
ence OF these opposing currents seems Of itself sun.
cient TO prevent the stream from flowing In any one
direction, aud thus TO afford guarantee for the
avoidance Of any meddlesome participation in events
from which no advantage can be expected 10 accrue
10 ltay, Whatever be their issue. IL evident that
whether she made the french or the Prus-
sian quarrel her own Italy would have no
heart for her work, and that her lukewarm
assistance would be at best but dubious boon TO
her ally. The Dfruto OF this evening amid the
silence or the purely ministerial organs has some
what remarkable article revealing the existence of
certain distressing doubts with regard to the ten.
dencies OF the government although at the same
time expressing the conviction that up 10 the pre-.
sent moment beyond tins II will not answer no
engagements whatever have been taken, and that
the country s still rec 70 pursue the path traced for
her by peculiarly fortunate conCourse OF circum.
stances Italy, SAYS the DtrittO, has no need n,
forge CHAINS fot herself either al Berlin a Paris or
The New York herald., 1869-04-04
GENERAL GRANT At CHURCH.
Washington correspondence OF Barnesyille (0ho,
Enterprise

washington correspondence OF Barnesyille (0h0,
Enterprise
watched General Grant for q half hour during
service and he appeared as a man 50 unused to
dress and fashion and conventiOnaties that this
thing OF attending church TO be stared at made him
unhappy. His eye wandered among the audience,
dartlng from his haf-open lids, as n seeking for
some hole or corner through which other ewes did
then to the preacher then TO the singers then square
round and looked over the heads OF O thousand men
and women Raudily dressed, straight at the door.
but whichever way that quiet gray eye turned Il
was met by the curiosity look OF the ladies' and once
hunting look OF the men. The Presidents wife sat
by him, closely veiled plainly but richly dressed.
looking NJ her hymn book, and reminding every one
OF solid matron OF country village The children
singing hymns and praises 10 tho Lord with fervor
and earuestnesA
The New York herald., 1869-04-04
East Thirty-afth Street.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
As you want Fifth avenue cleared, why not 60 the
whole hogS In East Thirty-nfth street. between
Second and Third avenues, is a builders yard-No.
252. The yard Is bad enough but q large pile OF
brick, encroaching say three feet on the sidewalk
months, crowned with wooden horses and boards.
Builders and other wagons line the curbstone, to
the great detrment OF tenants and proprietors In
very respectable Observation-Disclosures member OF
Congress lived but q short time ago, if not now.
Have builders more rights than owners or tenantsf
III 40, let the public know
The New York herald., 1869-04-04
Magazines.

Mr.. Nostrand's Eclectic Engineering Magazine,
though still in its infancy, has become one OF our
abest and most scientific publications. The April
number before u.s. IL full OF excellent reading mat
ter, which fully maintains the reputation won by
their previous issues.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04
Miscellaneous.

We ehave received from Messrs. Hurd Houghtou,
OF New York. their reprint Of 'Othelo," being one
Of their admirable series Of Shakspeare's works
We have also received IRON 4. B. Peterson a
Brothers, OF Philadelphia, copies or their cheap re-
prints OF "The Talismann and "The Highland
widow" by sir Walter Scott
The New York herald., 1869-04-04
The Debate on the Irish Church Bill in
the English Parliament.
The Strike in the English Cotton
Manufactures
WAR FEELING IN FRANCE.
Bass for the Settlement Of the FrancO.Bel.
gian Dispute.

The North German LLOYD steamship Hansa, Captain
Breckenstein, from Hamburg Goth via southampton
the 23d ult., arrived at this port yesterday. She
brings details Of our cable kilograms up to dates Of
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-12-11

To OWNERS or HoRsEs.-ThOusands OF Horses die
yearly from Collie This need not be- DR.. Tobias Vc-
netian Horse Linmen will positively every case
IL given when first taken The cost is only dollar
Every owner of horse should bottle in his sta
BILE ready for 1t warranted superior thing
else for the cure Of Cuts, Wind Calls, Swengs, Sore
Throat, sprains, Bruises, Old Sores, &c. This Lni
ment is remedy II has been used and approved
of for % years by the first horseman in the county,
Given to over-driven horse it Hike magic Or
ders are constantly received from the racing stables Of
Engidnd for II. The celebrated Hiram Woodruff. Of
trothg fame, used It for years, Co Phio p. Bush Of
the jerome Race Course, has given certificate which
can he at the Depot, stating that after years Of
trial. is the best In the world His address Is Ford
nam, n. Y No one once using 1t will ever be without
1t. II Is put up In Pint Bottles Sold by the Druggists
and sadders throughout the United States Depot 10
Park Place, New Y0rt. EEiess
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-12-11

ONE may exhaust the domain of medical
virtues and medical promises, without finding
any remedy so simply compounded, and at The
same time possessing such invaluable proper
ties as the 'Pine Tree Tar Cordial" of DR.
WIsHART. 1t is common-sense medicine
and will cure, not because of putfery, but be
cause it is simple and healthful natural agent
The diseases it will cure are those which apper.
tain to disordered stomachs and an unhealthy
condition of the blood. Their name is "legion." :"
The COrdiaI is no experiment: it is a long
established and widely circulated remedy, sup
ported by the best testimonials of both patient
and physician. Its action is powerfully aided
and expedited by concurrent use of Wish
arts american Dyspepsia Pills." where the
nature of the case requires it. At No. 232 North
Second St., Phla., consultation may be had
free of charge with eminent physicians. For
more special claims of the Pine Tree Tar
Remedy, we invite attention to our adver.
tising columns, and request the afflicted 10 call
or address qs there directed
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Ladies grow young by "Barretts. ="

ALLcOcK's PoRoUs PLAsTERs seem TO possess the quail
ity of accumulating Electricity and mparting it TO the
body, whereby the circulation of the blood becomes
eauazed upon the parts where applied, causing pain
and morbid action to The Porous Plasters
flexible and found of great help to those who have
weak backs, pain in the side. Especially they
valuable TO those who have neglected colds They
often preventiyes of Consumption nay, they be
ieved to have oosened the grasp of this terrible a!ic
tion and been mainly instrumental in affecting
In variable climates they should be the breast
between the shoulders, the Kidneys by those
who subject to take cold easily. 4w1O39
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COnanmnflOn.

The three remedies. "scHNEcK's PrLMorfc sYRup''
Tor the cure OF Coughs, Colds BrUnchitis and every
form Of Consumption The peculiar action this med.
icnc rpen. the ulcers ia the lungs promotes the die.
chfrge Of the corrupt matter BY ezpec,oratob Puh.
hts the blood, and thus pton when every
other remedy fas.
"schcnckz sea.weed Tonic" for the cure OF Dysp.p.
sia Or lndigesOn. aud all diseases arising fron deb
IT, This tonic invigorates the digestive organ. sup.
pues the place Of the gastric juice when that deficient
and ther enables the patient digest the most nutr
uous food. Ii Is sovereign remedy for all casss Of in
digestion.
'schenck's Mandrake Pills" one Of the most vslua.
Die medicines ever discovered being vegetable sub..
tute for csome and having all the useful properties a.
crOeo TO h1t mineral without producing any Of is 10.
furious effects.
To these three medicines Dr. j II sclncck Of fhils.
dephia his unrvaed Success in the treatment Of
Pulmonic Consumption The Pulmouic Syrup iiueug
tue morbid matter discharges it, and puriGes the blood
The Mandrake Pills acts opon the Lier remove all b
strucOns herefrom. give the organ healthy lone and
cure Liver Complaint which is VI the Inost prom
nent causes % Consumption
The Sea Weed Tonic invigorates the powers Of the
Stomach and by streng hening the digestion and bring.
ins 1t to normal and healthy condition improves the
quality Of the blood, by which the formation Of
ulcers OF tnberces in the lungs becomes Impossible
The combined action Of these medicines, a. thus ex-
planned, will cure every case Of Consumption, il tao
remedies used in time and the rse Of them il
vered in sufficiently to bring the yursbe ter
minlton.
DR. Schcncks Almanac, containing full treatise OH
the various form= OF disease his mode OF treatment
ard general directions how to his medicine can be
had gratis or by addressing his Principal Office Nc 10
y. Sixth Street. Philadelphia Pa.
Price of the pamonic Syrup and seawced Tonic each
Sl5O per bottle, $50 half Dozen Mandrake Pills
Is cts per box. For sale by a druggsts and dealers
1kgsT
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20 HuMBUG-Ne do not wish to inform you, reader
that r. Wonderful, any other man. has discovered
remedy hat ali diseases Of mind body or estate
and is ucs, ued to make subunary sphere blissu
Paradise TO ,hich heaven itself shall be but side
show but tCe do 'ih to ifoyH ycutfGt Dr. Sdges Ca
tarR RemcdV hds "ed MOnsands ct cr Cdtay1h
in its Worst forms aad gges, and the proprietor will
pay $500 for case of this oathsome disease that he
cannot 1t may beprocu. ID by mail for sixty cents
by addressing r. V. Pierce, NJ. d., Buffalo " y For
sale at most drug stores everywhere 2tlO39
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-12-11

Particular attention is called to his assortment OF
BRONZE STAND LAMPS,
CHANDELIERS. 6 CHAIN HARP LAMPS,
IRON HARP and BRACKETS,
MARBLE. PORCELAIN and
GLASS STAND LAMPS.
GLOBES and GLOBE RINGS and SHADES,
and everything pertaining to the Lamp trade
People will the price of light in breakage ofchim-
neys, by using my Burners and Chimneys, the Ormula
Pack Lamp lie the best about light in In fact
we have the best assortment aud selling Lamps 10
per cent cheaper than any house west Of Buffalo City.
Also constantly hand the choicest selection of fine
Tobaccos and Cigars kept in this market.
Aiso PIPES, POUCHES, CIGAR HOLDERS, CI-
GAR CASES TOBACCO BOXES, &C., &c, at the
Sign u the three white lights.
j ksys slro on hand large assortment Of
CONFFCTIo merry.
J. G. CULVER,
AShtabplS. March 10. 1863. 1909
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ASKING BLESSING, is the title IF beautiful
chrome representing a breakfast-table scene OF
an American Farmer, by barley, which is to
be broVght before our citizens by Mrs. JULIA
FULLER, &C Painesville, who will begin the
canvass of this town next week We bespeak
for her a favorable reception.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-12-11

THE Painesyilie Adre,tiser says that the
lighthouse at Fairport, having beco. ne diiapi-
dated and in an unsafe condition, the Depart
ment' have decided to take down the pl esent
structure, aud rebuild with an entire new mod
ern style lighthouse. and place in it an i'm
proved light
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-12-11

MAJOR MFARLAND, who has charge of the
Har!nr improvements along the shore of The
lake, has become resident Of Painesville.
His to'lner residence was Erie II is expected
that he will begin work at Panesville in the
spring, and hopes are entertained that after
passing through the Majors hands, Paincs
vile may again enjoy the luxury of harbor
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The Painesville telegraph says that Gen j.
$. and d. r. Easement have gone to Youngs-
town and the region round about, on Il rail
road reconnaissance, and, should their search
prove successful, our Painesville, Youngstown
and Pittsburg Railroad project will reap the
advantage.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-12-11

HIsToEY or AsHTABULA.-The history of
this town, by Rev JOHN HALL, deceased, so
long since promised by our contemporary Of the
Tn'es we are assured by the last number of
that journal is TO be forthcoming. The publ
cation will begin with the new year. As was
intimatcd when before announced, the sue
cessivc numbers will, upon their appearance,
Immediately find place in the columns of the
TeIegr0f@. AS Mr.. Hall was among the early
settlers of the town, and an intelligent Oh
server of its progress and growth, there is rea
son to expect that this history will be we'll
written and interesting one, as well for the
compeers of Mr.. Hall, who may be supposed
to have had some knowledge of the subject
matter of the history as those of later day,
who may peruse it for the novelty of its rec
ords. As Mr.. Halls death occurred but re-
Gently, we may expect that the history has
been brought down TO a rather recent period
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-12-11

OK Friday last, Judge Paine of Clevc.
land, sentenced Butter,ield and McKenro, who
were connected with the Ia 'urder of Mr.. Skinner,
of Independence, to FIVE years Imprisonment
in the Pen!tcntiary. Foliott ia still at large
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Il HE AMERICAN STOCK JoURNAI--A fist
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devoted 70 Farming and Stock Breeding containing
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IRE Y charge all questions relating TO Sick Injured
Diseased Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Swine Poultry
free.
We are now prepared TO offer the AMERICAN srocK
JoufAL for one year, 10 all subscribers (Or reneas
10 the T.LEGRArn who shall subscribe Immediately and
pay IN advance for $2,25. Ths Is opportunity
aad secure both papers. :. 1881
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New PAPER.-Our old friend of the Erie
Dispatch, in days gone by, B. +. II LYNN, ESD,
has just started weekly, at Erie, under the
name Of the Western Pennsylcanian. 1t is a
fine looking eight column sheet, and character
lied by something of the tact and snap that
made the Dispatch one of the very best daiies
along shore. The only criticism that we would
make upon it is, that it is not to be party or
gan. This, however, may only mean that il
will at all times be above subserviency, and a
light that parties may see fit to follow. That
will do. But If we are to understand by this,
that il is neutral in politics, our feelings and
respect for it are materially lessened. Neu-
trality nowhere commands respect neither in
Heaven, or upon the Earth, and all our notions
of the spirit and temper of the region down
below. are opposed to anything equivocal or
underlined. Friend LYNN, we are inclined TO
think, will hardly be found in such a category
So we shall have no fear of offering the PENN
Syleanidn the right hand of fellowship, and a
welcome place upon our table.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-12-11

sT-Dr E. H. Thompson. Mr.. j. J. Marsh, Mrs. y.
Potter, Mr.. A T. Ballantne and many other citizens
OF this city, acknowledge their relief chronic Ca
tarrh, due 10 Dr. sages Caturrh Remedy. Perhaps no
other remedy ever offered to the public has acquired
such popularity in short time Dr. sages Catarth
Remedy. When tried it recommends itself 1t il
now on sale in nearly every store in the land
2wlOll IUasrWs Morning Herald.
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Died.
Announcements free; cOmmendatorv Notices, half rat

Announcements frce CommendaterV Notices. half rate.
In this village, Dec Z, Mrs. s. II. Iiedhead, wife OF
W. Redkead, aged 81 years.
In Madison, ohio Nov a. WIN. Potter, aged 81 years
and months.
In saybreok Dec. g. E. r. Salisbury NJ. D., sgeS Sd
years.
In this village, Nov. -, LOtta, daughter " p B.
Perigo, aged years.
In Plymouth, Nov ssth, Mrs. Lucinda Hsrek aged C7
years.
In Plymouth. Nov. -. of typhoid fever. Olivia s.
Mann, only daughter Of 6. b. and NJ. Mann, aged II
years.
But we not, can not feel II,
That she lies beneath the sod
To our hearts she still is living,
TAoueh haT soul IL gone TO God.
Yet we know that we shall nevey
z RS Meet her hQre op earth again.
- q But in Heaven We shall meet her-=
w ysall ssaA Aos sSiWses24
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SWIFT has II few half pound packages of
Tea Company Tea at 81 so per lb. But don't
compare this with his Jest Tea, rs 1t may not
be quite as good
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-12-11

PoTAToEs were being delivered in Paines-
vile for storage last week, as the Telegraph
informs us, for 80 cents bushel Much of the
crop is still in the ground, and probably be-
yond the hope of recovery.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-12-11

PROPERTY OWNERS OF AsHTABULA-As an
insurance man, thank you foryour confidence
and patronage, and now-as the Board rates
are suspended the Ring broken, and the would
be monopoly failure-I propose to have an
Office with you, and hope to be worthy of ex-
tended patronage.
c. D. ROCKWELL,
1039f General agent.
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WooD WANTED.--A few cords of good sea-
soned two n and stove wood, wanted on sub
scription. Apply Immediately.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-12-11

he Benutiful.-Tf you desire beauty you should
use Hayans Magnolia Balm.
1t gives soft refined, satin like texture to the Com.
plexcn, removes Roughness, Rcdne-s Blotche-, Sun.
burn, Tan sc, and adds tinge of Peary Bloom to the
planes features 1t brings the Bloom of Youth to the
fading cheek and changes the Rustic Country Girl into
Fashionable City Belle.
IL the use Of the Magnolia Balm lies the true secret
of Beauty. No Lady need complain Of hgr Complexion
who will invest 10 cents in this delightful article
4wlO39
Lyons Kathairon is the best Hair Dressing N use.
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K1LLED.-On Wednesday evening last,
Nicholas Stacks, an 1rishman living on the
plank road in Dorset, was killed on the track
of the Lake Shore Railroad, near Madison.
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BorTLEb PAnALYsp.- This IL the proper title Of the
horrible metallic hair dyes. Worse than tie fate Of Ab.
solom may be the fate Of those who use them. One
wholesofne preparation for changing the baf 10 any de-
srabs shade from brown 30 jet black may be prccurd
everywhere. VIZ. cfistsdorO's Excelsior Hsir Dye.
Amer careful onslysis Professor Chiffon ibe distln
gushsd Chemist has authorized the proprietor to de-
clare, on his behA that 1t contains nothing delesrops
10 heslth' No other hair dye in the world has the e
guarantee.
Chsnloro's Hair Preservatlve. as o Dressing, acts
like charm on the Hair for Dyelng Try it, 4iiOsj
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CLEVELAND, Nov. 80, 1869.
7. A, MosHER, Agent, Ashtabula-
Dear Sir Yours of the Goth inst is at hand
and duly noted. We are not aware of any
failure, or prospect of such result. Our losses
have not been heavy. Some Of our gOOd. friends,
who are anxious 10 get us out Of the way, have
started this story. Pay no attention 10 such
silly tales. Truly yours,
l.. ID. HUDSON, Secretary.
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THERE is String Band of young ladies in
Painesvlle who are concertzing with good
effect That is indicative of progress.
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APPLES! APPLES!

ANY person or persons, wishing TO buy
good winter iruit can have them by applying the
dersgned, who has goHd assortment Of hne Michigan
eppss hand Also Apple Butter for sale by the bar.
gel or gallon. Stio3o JAMES PHLLIPs-
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Married.

In Waterford Pa by Rev. c. l.. BarnL ART, Mr.. L, c.
Speman TO Misr Mary A. Morse, Of Cherry Valley.
In Austinburg, by Rev. f. Smith Barnes, Mr.. o. Guild
to Miss Emily X. Ross. of Austinburg.
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To IHAOm il mau Conee,n .

To WhOm IL may Concern
This is certify that after using in my house the Pc
troeum Fluid and putting the to the most rigid
and thorough test. have hesitation saying that
consider the same safer and cheaper any fluid
or Gas, that have used for fighting rooms and
further say that he light produced by for briiancy
and beauty unsurpassed, and therefore cheeTiy COM
mend the same to all desiring light in which there is
Aafety and beauty combined.
E. G. GLEASON, Aslaabula Ohio.
We the undersigned fully in the above state
ments by our own experience in using the Petroleum
fluid. WM. WILLARD,
s. MCINTYRE, JOHN FOWLER,
s. 4. FULLER, H. HARRIS r. NJ
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NoTicE.-All" ll"Advertisements" should be on
the hook before 4 p. NJ Thursday, to appear
in the same weeks paper, as this is the latest
hour 70 which they can be delayed.
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RoMANIsM.-Our Protestant friends of the
Baptist, Methodist, Congregational and Pres
byterian orders, paid their respects to Rome
and its Ecumencical Council. on Wednesday
last, by union prayer-meeting at o'clock,
in the Presbyterian chapel and meeting in
tire evening at the Methodist church, both of
which were well attended. In the first prayer
was put up for contounding the Vaccinations
of anti-Christ, and in the other speeches were
made by each of the pastors upon Romanism,
Infdelity Christian Union &c The Rev. Mr.
STUBBs, the new pastor of the Methodist
church, gave us a sample speech Of his style
and mode of thought and address. He en-
listed marked attention for his happy and for
cible thoughts, as well as for the pleasantly of
its tone and expression. His generous and
tolerant spirit, that embraces different denomi-
nations as brethren and members of the Church
Universal, stood out in strong relief in COM
parison with his immediate predecessor, and
gave him ready hold upon the hearts of all
Notice was given that he would speak upon
kindred topics on Sunday evening next.
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THE BEST Car PAPER for 20 and 95 cents,
at Dicks