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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-27

ToUGH-A case was given to a jury in Lake
County at the last term of Common Pleas, on
Saturday, and the ludgc-Chaifee-l for
home in Jefferson, They were to return a
scaled verdict in case of agreement, 10 the Off
Ger of the Court who wcaid discharge them.
They could R5t agree, and as the officer could
not exercise any discretionary power, the jury
sat it out for AZ hours, until the Judge returned.
The writer has rather vivid recollection of
being caught in similar scrape while sitting
as juror before the Court of Oyer and Term-
nsr in the City Hall, n, Y, A stubborn old
Scotch determined that eleven Jurors should
adept his conclusions, or there should be no
agreement, and we should await the opening
OF Court on Monday morning. An old stager,
Juror, advised plan TO head the old Scotch
man, 1t was to sign and seal verdict agree
ing with him, and stand the chances of con-
Tempt, by denying the verdict In court. The
polling OF the jury on Monday morning re.
vealed tire disagreement and the Judge readily
understanding the fetch discharged them.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-27

a MUSICAL AND PoETIcAL TREAT.-Wc arc
pleased to announce that JAMES G. CLARK, the
poet composer and ballad singer, will sing in
Smiths Hall, on Saturday evening, March 9th.
Mr., Clark is known as the writer of some of
the best sacred songs and lyric poems in our
language. His Mountains of Life" "Lcona,"
Beautiful Hills, marion Moore" "Tis sweet
to be remembered" Where have the beauti.
ful gone" and other compositions, have already
cndeared his name to multitudes in all portions
of the land, who have never heard his sweet
voice singing them. Our citizens will no doubt
gladly avail thsinsclycs of this opportunity 10
hear this popular author sing his own sweet
rhymes As ballad singer, he probably las
scarcely arrival We are glad tocommend
such an entertainment, without any mental
reservation either in regard to the compost
tioAs sung, or tho character Of the singer
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-27

STAMPING TonACco,--The fog and confusion
on lbis subject, even among revenue officers,
has induced the collector of this district to
compile, condcnss and simplify the matter, and
by publishing Though the district the result
of that effort; to leave no dealer without the
proper inIdtniation to escape the heavy penal
#. for the piolption of law The views taken
Of 'hc law and rulings by an adioinng-and
as has been cprescntcd-"model District" has
led TO no little misrepresentation aud difficulty
In this
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-27

AN INAUGURATION PRAYERMEETING will
he held in the Chapel of the Presbyterian
Church, on Thursday next, March 4th, from
twelve 10 one o'clock. The other churches Of
the village are invited to attend, and take part
ip the services. The hour to be devoted to
prayer The hope Of our nation is not in ru-
lers, nor in policies, but in God. Let us proy
for those who shall bear rule over US
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-27

A plain spoken woman recently visit.
ed married woman, and said to her /:
slow do you 0Sntrive TO amuse vo,lv,-
self 7" "Anuse," said the other, stapt-
ing, "do yon know that have house
work to do "' Yes was. ,.the answer,
81 see yop have it to do Z; but az los new
err done, | concTnde you must have some
other way OF passing your timo."
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-27
wAsn.xeroS's BmrupAf fel, on Mordo

WAsn'NaroNs BnTHpAf fell on Monday
last, tic 22d inst, and ours on the 21st We,
thsfefofe, consider eurself one day ahead of
the Father of iiis Country. The flags of the
village, however, we're not flung out until
Monday, and lNt for tlis aluson, the world
wosld probably never have thought of the
fact Of this preccdcncc. Thus patient modest
mcfit, often goes "unwcpt, unhonored and un-
sung" in this thoughlless and careless world
This was the 18TH anniversary of Washing
tons BIRTH
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-27

FRE,--Ths New England Block, on Broad
way, formerly Pittsburgh Street, Cleveland,
took fire. on Wednesday afternoon last, from
the explosion of a barrel of non-explosive,
oil while It's non-eyplosivc qualities were being
shewn, The fire was an extensive and de-
siructivc one, After it had been nearly sub
dued, and while the 1iromeh were In the place
when the fire took playing upon the debris Mr..
PRATT, reporter OF the Herld, and Mr.. Porter
of the PI"in Dealer, entered the same locality
10 make further examinations, when the 2d and
3D. floors fell in burying up all who were pres.
emit One man Was killed, and several wound
ed, somewhere enabled to crawl out, but the re-
porters had 10 be taken out, Mr.. Pratt, being
in an inscnsible condition. The escape seems
to have been very narrow one,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-27

The esDbznlment of the Wabash and Eric
Canal Comfanyr in Gibson county, Indr cover
ing $500 acres was cut few days since, and
apouF ets hundsetl and fifty farmers and others,
liyi.y. M the VICINITY, armed with axes, spades
sila'Ssls' ami picks, proceededfto widen tie
hrcaab anl keep Il open,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-27
Married..

In Clo-rv lIill Fey II, by A. 5. Sau.hu"y SIDNEY a.
GaAST 10 nAhIiET K. GEOEGB, ui same place.
On Feb Is. by Rev o. r. 9yrnar al the Residence OF
the brides fa h"r. in COunsaut o.. THOs h. DyENAN.
Of Comncaut. Pa. TO EHNA l.. PuTNTY.
In Monroe Feb. Is, by L. f. Kellogg E-q CHARLES O.
HALE Of Richmond. tn HATTIE CUIiTs. of Monroe.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-27

SINGER SEWING MACmNE,-NIr EowLEY,
the travelling agent for the Singer Sewing Ma
chine Co, is staying for few days at tie Clar-
endon House, where he invites the Inhabitants
of this town to call and see him. lie also wants
some live man as agent for this town
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-27

Captain John Holbrook, the popular tug
Captain says the Cleveland Herald, has bought
in Buffalo, canal boat tug named the Alb
Nelson, which he intends for use at Cleveland,
Upon the opening Of navigation ....'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-27


FRuIP PROsPECT-Wc consider friend Bal
ley, of the Painesyille Telegraph, one of the
most intelligent observers, in fruit matters, and
therefore the best of authority in his locality
for anything pertaining 10 the coming crops
He informs us that we have passed the latest
period of winter at which our fruit buds are
liable to be killed by freezing, The chief dan
ger now being late frost after the buds open
or a cold Blasting storm in the spring, Should
we escape these, VIC may count on another
abundant fruit crop,
Should we get another crop of peaches next
season, it will make fire crops of peaches in
eigh ycars-bcttcr than the average of apples
At tprcscnt the peach buds arc perfect, and the
prospect most lluttering. Same is true of
grapes, Take one year with another for q Sc
rics of years, aud nothing pays better than a
lruit farm, And this Lake Shore can beat the
nstion.
But how is this, Doctor, We were under the
Impression that there had been f1ur successive
years OF failure of the peach crop in this vi
cinity 4?
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-27

Tue NEw YoRK TrBusE says thr reason why riania-
tion Btters are generally ised is owing Ia the fact
that they always made MP 10 the osgiual stpnar
and of pure material lei the price b. what il will TIE
TiNUne just hits The saA the head for Plantation
Bitters Are not only nfhde of pnre material bui the
people erc tod what thrs are made Of IC recipe Is
wrapped arsuud each bottle Don't 90 home without ii
tottc,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-27
TIE SCIENCE OF HEALTH.
Every Man his CWn Physician,
UOLLOUAT7,S PILLS.
fTD
CINTIENT.
Disorder Of the stonac:, ana royvc.s.

He STOMACH Is The great centre which
influences ile health disease 81 ,hc -.t-mntu~cd
OF dchiiiarf by rNrc@--iudI-ii Offensive BREATH.
aun physical pIO-'rU'Iun tIc natural gucncc-
Allied tc tie brain. il j. the head Iches n-
iH depression. nervous complaints. and uuTefr. hing
sleep. Tile Liver becomes aHcctcd aud generates bilious
dsOrucr pains ia the ~iur. etc. The Bowels SNmIaiLzc
by Cu-tiycnc--. Durrhpi, ana DysCui. The principal
action Of IN '-r Pills j. On the stomach and I'll. liver
lungs. bowels AMI kidneys participate in their rlcupcr
at. ~ md rc..l .lNr.tY gnura linn
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-27

The Jefferson Savings Bank starts Off at
once. A call for meeting for the election Of
officers is already out
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-27

Weston scents to have peggcd out at BuTa.
10, and ns the story goes, not only out of peck
ct, but out of friends lie reached there ON
Saturday night, t'.' f.'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-27
DEBIJ TY.

, 7hsTs is m -lriicfr, sr,oi IN Hoorarrs Gsry7cn
BtnerS Tonic ia u-ssz7s-z-sa edses Of DtJG;y.
~. 1sy Il '"'s ,,,a,"s s: HS%arg & s9%.I ' ss.,: Z
ga enjoyment u uss4z7 Jooi, .iiaLls he SO.
s'dei Ia "grS IT. TUr.tg bas Lood gre good sourh,
hdiy oolal.Ji"', eradicate De y'otr fihgs JrOns ne
rye, ibfJIt Lo9 ~ me cIrclS cHd Change Gie patient
hom 1iort-iT,0tird, e1GciaI-d ,rsGE, ard Rsrrops
inr1iId n 1yuii:,orsd. Ao,a, and rgoIoUy person.
Weak and Delicate Children are
Iaade strong by using fhe EiIteTs or
q On!e. In fact. they arc Family Mcdi-
cinrS. They can bC administered with
perfect safety 10 a child three months
old. 'he most delicate female, or n man
Of ninety.
These Remedies r-r ne hat
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-27

Our Court docket, will bo found of unusual
interest this week, from the numerous liquor
indictments there given.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-27

Ifyou 90 into store and find the clerks
lying on the counter asleep, you may bet 'your
bottom dollar" that the firm don't advcriis"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-27

Those business men who want their letter
heads, bll-heads, cards, &C. &c. executed in
a neat, workman like manner should give us
call
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-27
J)ictfs
Announcements free; co,nmcndotorv Notices. half rat

Announcements free; Commentators Notices. half rate.
In Mrsapnama. the ?d inst. Of congestion of the
BRAIN and bowels. JOIiN JhY. uf john L. and Ecr
=. Pancn,t aged years and months.
In Ashtahna. vary suddenly. errr three Gavs Illness
the 9Th inst. JnIiS Il. WArpaus. ~ his 1'h y'-
Fl neral un SUNDAY at st. Peter Church. at a clock
=. N. Friends of The family are invited to attend.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-27

Cases Of many year, standing that have pcrtnacuu-
~ refused WELD to any other remedy or treatment
have invariably bed 10 few applications Of tbs
powerful Gnguent.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-27

Dress and Cloak Trimming, Ladies aud Gents Fur
Trimmed Gloves Kid Gloves and lined IisIr Glove for
winter, at MANsFIELD's
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-27

Ny WEES tHoicE. and the whole family prefer it.
Mrs@ Aliens improted (ne,t "ylo Hair Rcstrtcr or
Dressing, On Ine bdttic0. Every Druggist sells it.
Price. 81 4ti0O0
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-27
Harness Fork.

WILLIAMSON, has driven his stake
w hrmly and ideiuiaed himself with tha bueiuess
interests OF Ashtabuia and aedngto thisisa ability TO
furnish tho community with good work and N az IA
for share Of patronage will hardly he denied. Hohasa
good supply Of hDished work hand and IL prepared
tasteful the heavy and eervccahle articleSn
his line business Any In want Of harness work
will do we'll give me call.
W. Ii. WILLIAMSON.
Astgdbina VI ay. iSGT
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-27

J. A. ITowELLs has become Post Master of
Jefferson, and tina Office has been removed to
the Sentinel Office.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-27
Old men use "Barmtts.'' p

BE. sAoE's cGrsRRi liesEDv is no InfRt N'djcip6
HTnbn5, goteDup to dnpe the Ignorant aud crcdulour
nor is Il represented being composed Of %
precious substances brought fr.S The four Corners of
the earth carr"d seven times across the Great Desert
"' Sara on the backs Of foneen camcls and BROUGHT
across The ATLANTIC oeean ON two ships Itis simple.
mia, soothing. pleasant Ronedy-a perfect specific for
.h'oh'G Nasal Caarh "Cold inthc Head, and kindred
d':sases' The rrerlcor r. v Pierce, NJ. d., of Buna
10, New York offers inward of $500 for ease of Ca
tarh hat he can not cure For sale by most druggists
every'wRere sem by ynnil, postpaid, for sixty cents.
Address the proprietor as above. st
GREAT SALE OF CLOTHING LADIES FURs, &c--lIERcE
uALL inform TINT they going to close out their
entire stock OF COIhing, Cloths ats and Caps, Fur
nshng Goods, &C. &C., hctwcon this and the Ist of
February iaot That they have leased store at Min
noapos Mimi, where they intend to start anew in the
same business. They offering full winter suits
at $H 20, all wool suits at Sa the best silk mixed suits
at Sl9 and host Of other varieties at lower figure
than cYeT before sold in this county. 'u
They have nlso purchased about S3.G09 worth Ct La
dies and Gents Furs, Buffalo Robes, &C. 10 he sold at
cost prices They aso offer for sale three years lease
OF the store they now occupy Lille Safe show cases,
Large Mirror and all the other fixtures, pertaining 10
this line of trade, together with the good viii of their
customers Full particulars viii be given in weeks
papcr but they open bRir sIlato'day at cost prices.
full assortment OF Misses aud Children's Winter
Hose. GlDres and Mittens, v9ry desirable, at
MANsFIELD's.
Fieeced c5toh'IIoso for ra1ios, from IS taSi, at
I NF t.t .I.# " nHf MANSFIEID'S
Nuhias aud Hoods for Ladies' Misses end Children, of
the newest pattern, just received at MANsFIELD's,
SECOND HAND FURNITURE and Housekeeping ar
oies can be found by those needing anything In that
line cheap, by iRqpiring at the store of E.
rsssf J. MANSFIELD.
Irish Linen Doilies, Napkins, Toweng aud Tablo
Iinen'eheap, az ti MAssrIBLps
large assortment of Gents Searls OF very dasrsss
styles also cemiortOrs Boys Childrens ana issc
faanheis' and Boys Wrappers end Drawers, can be
ionnd at j, MANsFiELD.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-27

Potatoes,s says the Pnncsvilc Adcrtiscr, were
delivered in quantities at Madison last week
for 35 cents a buslcl
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-27

NELoCIPEDIASA-Ashth has reached
the dignity aud importance Of having teoci'
pcdc introduced in her midst. On Monday
last, Smiths Hall was place of considerable
interest and amusement by the efforts of our
citizens in making the acquaintance of one of
these bohersome and unique little creatures,
80 difficult Of management and control and
yet SO graceful and obc!ient to ihc direction
Of 4 recognized master. Not few of cur tel
low citizens mounted the capricious little pc
gGsus, and the result in its effects upon the
risablcs, was quite like the mounting OF one Of
Dan Rices conservative mules Progress was
not in the programme. The rid'r was sprawl
cd upon the floor with the thing always on
top, or ii threw itself into position of aniag-
oniSm to isclf-opc wheel at right angles with
the other, or it incontincntly ran itself and its
rider into the wall, or against the platform
As we entered Tie hall, il was thought the vii
lagc clitor woull be capital sahject fr in
PRODUCTION. Bat the honor was respectfully
declined. In ground and lofty tumbling we
had hsd some pretty severe and too recent cS-
pcricncc, down Il flight of icy Stairs, and the
mock sympathy and iil-srpprCsscd gigelc that
.sreetcd Ms upon that ocr>sion, were too fresh
in mind for any further adrcnturp, us yet
\ Among the most persistent students of the
temper and capaciiy of the veXatous thing,
WAS o,lr friend DICK who understood the theo-
ry and humor Of the anomaly, like book, but
in carrying thcaLintn practicc-ah there was
tlc Iu md the watering OF the effort W ss net
less amusing perhaps than the efforts of Mans
fields Automatic Miller, 10 make those efforts
tell in the attainment Of something apparent
and satisfactory. The result in this case, how
ever, Was only the experience Of many others
in mounting this or any olhCr popu'ar hobby
Landlord SMITH, was perhaps the best cXcep-
ton 10 the rule. lie had both persistence and
power, and made the circuit of the hall in
pretty fair style, with one holding the ainimal
by the head and another by the tall Alto
geihcr the scene was quite IL merry one. The
vehicle was introduced by Rev DIR. ANDERSON
whose previous efforts enabled him to give a
very good idea of its capacity and usefulness
under practiccd hand, well-schoolcd pedals
and familiar management.
Parcchial calls may hereafter be made with
expedition and convenience, & the poor par
sons ptirse feel no inroads from the demands
for equine prOvendrr and suslenance,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-27
L0c0I NNiCHa,
R.rtrlt,." Mnrranlcd rfah Rr.torntly

"B-rtrts' Warranted If5li Restorative
DANGERors.-Thc cfef danger from Dyspepsia is that
the reduced strength of the system may disable it from
surmountng other intcrcuTrcnt diseases Sympathetic
affections Of the liver ana lungs often have their origin
in Dyspepsia and niay tecomr organic Diseases and
constitute nnt only source n Inconvenience but dan
ger. IieAtS, The sp'cf fcfin:nt is commenced after
the first symptoms of Dyspepsia arc manifest with more
certainty the disease he thOrthghv expelled 10
not delay to sc advice from unwRrFard sources h,t
procure Rp3ark's Blood Pills-takc them in small
doses tn -Sfimnlatc the stomach Hnd intestinrs
and gently act upon the livor. Then TAX" lohaclS
Stohacl Bites Gftf Gsrh meal to tone the stomach
and assist the digestive apparatus and you will find the
lief will be ahr,' immediate and the cure like magc
The Bittcro shcld be continued for while after all
symptoms Of the disease have disappeared These med
icines prepared with the utmost care Of materials
having especial reference diseases-c the rlood and
internal organs and sll times with confidence he
relied upon, itlWA
"AIIsNh.-tt Is nor often that we have the tim. tn
spare, the inclination to notice any of the thousand
and one preparations Id throughout the country each.
as II is clau,eds inw sovereign for
of the its ffSt flesh is heir to. Indeed. have fire.
qucrth wondered that people died NJ al.
old even, when by small outlay they could furnish
themselves with something which would keep disease ut
bay. Hrtt defy lhcassaults Of time!
Concerning the cf,caty Of one of these remedial pre-
pamtions-and one which has become celebrated of
scientiously say it is gtIad We refer "AsmH, an
article for restoring and preserving the hsi, nsnuc
tnrcd by Massrs: Stwaft & Bentley Chemists and
Druggists, No ISL Main street. Buffalo.
r. t'e BnfGh0 CTpinierciR AdreyiiSoT
No slow snles for Stewards Coush Cure.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-27

New Lyme is enjoying a revival season, and
some 30 converts to the Baptist Church are lis
Fruits
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-27
Boor and SHOE DEPOT
Main Street, Asn,apula, Ohio.
w. NuTTALL,
Wishes TO Notify thc Pubic

i HAT he has removed from his old
STAND to the old Hendry Drug Store where he has all
kinds Of work hand aiso. work iono to order IN the
most durable STYLES. Porous wishing any thing In my
line of business will do well to give call
not be undersOh for tho same qnalityof work In tho
County. ~ iis .- ~. NUTTALL.
AshtAbula. August Z, a. 6mals1.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-27
Iruptions cr tI,c Skin

Arising from had state Of the blood chronic diseases
are crtdicaird aud clear and tul> >Hrrnt surface re-
gained by the restorative action hi, GiIimrut 4
-urpasscs many OF the cosmetics and other toilet rpp
ahcns IN lis power to dspc asLcs and other disfeEr
nCuts of Tie
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-27
Special Notices.


DF Haton's CordisI, - not only good for Nurp.
ng Children but u Is the best remedy for Dysenicry
Diarrhea and adsordeted state Of the bowels Sold at
IIendry's Drug Store, Ashtsbnla.
Bride a. bridegroom. -Espays for yonng men on
She interesting raatlon y bridegroom to Bride in the
Institution OF Marriage Guide O matrmppal felicity,
and tfua hhppesh Sent by mall In realt letter envel
oper nee df charge. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIA-
TON. Rox p, Philadelphia, Pa. iyHG5.
A Coon MEpftINR.-The next best thing to reliable
physician In any community " good medcine aud to
sincere and eSlful practitioner II II Invaluable
help TO know remedy and to applyit rthe Doctors
great rinesn-hride from this his advice ~ nom ex-
pcrmcntM prActlce. and we only experimenting
when following 1.-THE reliable medicine w. therefore,
the ersat Cerdf To direct when 20 adiinister II IL
all the physician Il requlrrd TO do In Buchu as pre-.
pared by Dr. Helmbold. have therefore, all that Is
needed Rvey bottle 81 the extract has mil directions
AR tts ua Ills quack medicine, but comes TO the
patient with the recommendation Of come Of the bright
hpt ncllects known 20 the science of physica. mcd
cine bearing the unqualified enlorsement Of snch
and Pret TRAvsRs OF tho Royal College of Surgeons
cannot fp to nd its way to the confidence OF millions
Of families Hence tho wealth OF It's distinguished prc
parer and Its necessity TO the family circle at NIL times
aud seasons. See advertisement elsewhere. Cincinnati
Gazette 1y nG5
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-27
sIanks oraIi Kinds for sale al thIs orlcc.

hoy WRnt6d.-A good stcady boy, between II a
10 years Of age, can hnd situation apprentice at
this office, by applying Immediately Must board at
home and be smart and honest others need sp.
ply.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-27
THE GALAXY FOR MARCH.
CONTENTS.

T. PUT YOURSELF IN Hfs PLACE. ~ Charles
ilondc. Capcrr !. 2hBd3
H. NEW YORK JOCRN NAIfsTs- gEonst WILLIE
Cunrn. BY Engene Benson.
III ~ BEINO DONE. CnhTTEn OF "W0n" ANn
rHEiR Usgs." By Richard GrHut While
~. SUSAN FIELDING. BY Mrs Bdwafds Chap.
ters g. o. TO- with nm Illustrations by sol. Eytingc.
V. WOMEN As VOTERS. ny julia Ward Howe
W. TO MY GUARDIAN ANOEL By Mary Y.
Atkinson. .... r...
wi THE ENGLIsH rOsrTIvIsTs. by Justin Me-
Carthy.
vIII WILL MURDER orTs Nv Edwnrd cnpsey,
TX. CARLOTTA. BY John x. G. Abbott
X TEA AND ITS ADULTERATIONs. by John c.
Draper, NJ. d.
X1. AMONG OUR GREAT FARMERs-TnE IIorisE
drowIKs. by Charles Wyllys Elliott,
XII. THE TELEGRAM. By Sarah r, IIenshaw.
XIII THE GALAXY MISCELLANY.
/. GouNoD. with Portrait,
q 1HB SOngvws or CHiLpHooD. ny Marie
Ilowland.
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