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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-04-23

FERrIL1zERs.-Somc idea may be formed
of the immense trade being done in fcrtili-
GERS all over the Southern country, when it is
known that 10000 tons Of fertilizers passed
over the Georgia Central Railroad during the
months of December, January, February and
March last past. During inc whole e tnt
previous year ':,ov tons were transported over
I'd" Same road,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-04-23
WALHALLA, S. c.:

friday Morning, April, %, 1860.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-04-23

Almost and very nigh save many a lie.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-04-23

HAVANA, April LITTLE authorities at
Washington will be advised of the movements
of the expedition under Stcadman.
The newspapers here praise tho course of
tho United States towards Cuba.
1t is reported that a schooner, ladon with
arms and ammunition for the insurgents,
has been captured on the south side of the
island.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-03-29

who would horse-whip u.s., This Sam
agreed to undertake. and she married him
on that ypromisc. we shall caIl on Sam
tomorrow with our new shotgun, and
present our congratulations in our usual
form 1LunqtoJisTlu, " GiJJtt. ="
4 "a stranger wearing a stoycpipc hat
and boiled shirt arrived in town yester-
DAY, and put up at the Nugget House.
| Tho BOYS are having good time with
that hut this morning. Tie funeral will
take place at two o'clock Dog Rancho.
is unhealthy for swclls."-Uog Rancho
NteH1Iioal.7 r." ba'f'lae - y i's'itN
IA painful accident occurred in Frog
Gulch yesterday, which has cast a wet
blanket Of gloom over hitherto joyous,
whisky-loying conuilnity. Dave 7Spig-
cer--ori'as iebis ffnmiliurIy called kiur.
| dcrer ,Daye-cot drunk at his usual hour
Yesterday; aud, as is his custom, took
down his run aud started after the fellow
WHO went iiome with his rirl theiniphtrbe-.
! fore. lie found him ut Lreakfa st will, his
wife and thirteen children. h, After killing
them he started out to return, but, being
weary, stumbled and broke his leg. Dr..
| Bill found him in that condition, and,
having no wagon q, hand to convey him
TO town, Shot lin 10 put him out Of his
misery Dave was dearly loved byai
wl.o knew him, and his loss is n De,no-,
cratic gain. lie never disagreed with
any but Democrats, aud would lave IN ma
,er,a!ly reduced the vote of t!lat party
had lie notabccnso .u,iiiuuly cu..uiE."4-
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-03-29
/. Natural. History Of Ia bies.

Babies arc Of two kinds, n,slc and fc-
male. and are usually put in packages of
one, though sometimes two, in which
case they arc called twins, when nearly
of the same age. They are not confined
to any one particular locality, but nrc
found plentifully distributed over all parts
Of the inhabited countries. Their ages
are various aud have wide range.eST h,ir
weight depends n great deal on their hef,
but as they have twenty .onc yearsito grow
in before it costs them anything, it does
not matter 50 much how big they happen,
t, b. when they commence. 4
Probably babies have more pet names
than any other articles Of their size. In
the tcad,r years Of their life trey are 10y
ingly addressed by sucl, crdearing names
asIOll Beautiful, Sweetness, Honey colnb, /
Him Darling Papa's Hope. Old Blessed,
Mama's Joy, Old Handsomc-and hun
drels Of other nppellations which We never
could traush,tey For several, years until
they get old enough to play out Of doors
and soil their faces, their lives are ono
long continuous game Of Copenhagen, cv-
cry one laboring under the delusion that
al babies are good for is to kiss, consc-
qucntly to s,e one is okis it. aei ~
We canhetl .tecjllettt Of cyerl finding
ourselves in the presence ola baby but
the fond mother would say to it, "Now
be u little dcary and iye.helgehllenan a
kiss" Of course SIC accept it, though
kissing is not our forte, y tre 81
The nono'ony Of b1bics' lives is varied
by such little incidents as All attack Of
the measles, munlps or Group, and wo
would not neglect to sp:ak Of cutting
teeth A baby that has gone through
with all these infantilc troubles is con-
silcrcl worth some seyenty.fvc dollars
more than one who has them il prospect.
The diseases, however, are easily treated,
and in chse 1fthc measles, all that is nee.
cssary, is to have them break out we'll
and see that they don't strike in . With
the mumps, just let them inuinp around u
day or two aud they'll conc out all right
Will, the Group, it is necessary to Strike
ilc," generally goose lie, md If applied
in season ii viii lubticaie til, throat
without much trouble. Cutting tee L
runs longer than either Of the above dis
cases, yet by timely investment in rub.
Der ring md rattle you get rid Of a doc.
tors bill Wien we we're young. we cut
teeth on n silver dollar, but us dollars. are
nov made Of paper, they won't stun'l the
wear and tear ofin whole set Of teeth. and
it is cheaper in the enl to invest id the
rubber ring. -t-.-.----Lu--
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-03-29
try kRAMERS lInlzE BEEF

ItsTicEs' BLANKS In hand and for sale
- All kinds .uf lahks, Bll.hcals, and Re
eirti, executed With us-'uUSs, And A, re
owel prlrtl
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-03-29
Journalism N Ina bar West. Z

The following amusing burlcsqucs Of
Tic styles Of journalism prevalent in the
far West, we're copied recently into an
English paper. with severe comment,
upon the shocking condition Of the Amer.
lean burbatiaus III the Plains:
"a little bit Of romance las just trans.
pred relieve the inonotnny Of our lne-
tropplitan life. Old Sum Chogsins, whom
The editor Of this paper has SO often pub
licly tlirashrl, las returned from Muil
Springs With young wife. IL Is sud
to be very fond ether, and tile way e
came to get her was this: Some iimc ago
We ccurted her, but finding she was on
the nihke, threw her otT,S after shooting
her brother and two cousins. She vowed
revcnsc, aud promised to marry any ,uao
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-03-29

A good nssor.rentof Groceries always Eeht
on land. Produce bought sold. The best
quality Of liquors for sse, in quantities 10 suit
purchasers. Wheeling s,oges, fins cigars, and
il,e hes, grades Of Tobacco, always on bard.
Store--onc door above the Bauk. n. II isl9g
apr27-tf as .aal. ~,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-03-29
General Real Estate and

NO. 5, ST. PAU. S7REhT.
Baltimore, Maryland,
TJAvlNG ESTABLISHED OURSELVES
Ill in therity of Baltimore, WITH connec-
tons in the Northern, Western and Southern
States, and alsoin Europe, We will buy and
sell improved and Unimprovcd Lands in the
Southern and Western States. especially III
the State. Of virgjnit and West Virginia.
We have superior facilitics for iisrosing Of
Mineral property and large ccmpict tracts Of
Land suitable for the Excitement Of lnin.
grants! 'i f aN' sNGl
We will givA especial attention to the Put.
chase, Sale and l.eni OF Real Estate III this
city, and prr.cns-locntns or making invest ;
nents here, will find 1t to their Advantage to
consult us.
GaF- No charge made Unless actual service
Is rendered: ii' jyls.tf
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-03-29
~, .l. r. ~ For sale y w.. ~ ~ y,
X %, n, b . Y y G o.,
Agricultural Warehouse, !. 4
- Is aud 20 Main Street.
dec &c WHEELING. W. VA.

aieI AS a pRErEN7I7IIE y b
Against Malaria, Fever and Ag,e and MI Dis
eases. .nFising from torpid stateiof ihpLivcr,
there Is NO mtdicinc so highly 3ieeoinnthded as
liebacks Stomach lIitie.s.
M 80, M. Chalfan,.
Sole Agent for Lewis eounly.. ~ ~ Srl'''
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-05-29
Cotton MACHINERY.

HNOit SALE. a complete set of COTTON MA
Il CHINERY for a Mill of $50 looms, of a capn
city OF $4,000 pounds weekly of SO inch heavy
sheetlngs. Carding is new, and of the best make:
lyer throsties) Dressers and Looms, in perfect
prdef; phh; together With harnesses, reeds, beams,
Do9Dlns' and all the furniture necessary to start
delivered in Boston Immediately apply to
. WM. GRAY d CO.,
May 10 ~ 56 Summer street. Boston Mass
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-05-29
Pocket Corn Shelter.

Pocket Corn Shelter.
SHELLS 6 bushels of corn per hour. A small
~ boy can can use them Any lady can use
then them. Weight L ! pound. They supply want
kernel off the cot. Price, only s2.
April 28 j. & T. r. AGNEW
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-05-29

Notice is Given

Notice is Given
TNHAT the undersigned will apply to Hon. W.
Office, at 12 NJ, on goth July next. for dis
charge as sureties to bond OF Kobert r. Bolton.
as administrator with will annexed, of Elisha
Carter, deceaeed. L. J. GIBSON,
May 90 +l2 H. NJ GIBSON.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-05-29

An outbreak in Ireland is feared, and the
police in Cork are, therefore, ordered to be
unusually vigilant
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-05-29

SUCtl as sBEKEGES, GRENADINES, SHEER
~, .ORGAND1ES, LAWNS, &C., SC.
We offer Inducements as to price for all
Spring DRESS GOODS for the balance of the
season.
r, Also, in receipt of fresh lot of Chelly's Kid
Gloves, Silk and Lisle Gloves. Glove Fitting
Corscts, Bono and Reed Corsets, all numbers,
line of Trimming Ribbons, all widths and coors,
Fringes, Gimp, Braids, Buttons, &C., &C.
An elegant assortment Gents Under Vests
in silk lislo thread, (brown and white,) cotton,
novia, gauze merino, &c.
Another lot of handsome Shetland and Gre
nadine Shaws.
We always keep the best Toilet Articles, such
as Glycerinc, Palm Oil, Poncine, Pumice, Cas-
tile, Honey, Almond and Congress Soaps, Ian
guage Of Flowers, Love among the Roses, Opo-
Ponax, Ihlang. .Ihlang, Night Blooming Ccreus,
Burnet's standard Colognes, French and Ger
man imported Cologne, fresh Pomades, Coco
inc, Caliston, &c.
Our Wholesale Department.
a nice assortment of Prints, Bleached and
Brown Goods just to hand, together with full
limo OF other Goods for the Department. Wrap
ping Paper, Twine, &c.
May 16 r. C. SHIVER
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-05-29
G5- PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.

81 PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.-A
NEW COURSE OF LECTURES, as delivered at the
New York Museum OF Anatomy embracing the
subjects: How to Live and What to 1.-Two for;
Youth, Maturity and Old Age; Manhood Generally
Reviewed; The Cause of Indigestion; Flatulence
ana Nervous Diseases accounted for; Marriage
Philosophically Considered, &c. These lectures
Will be forwarded on receipt of four stamps by ad-
dressing Soc'y Baitlmoro Museum of Anatomy,
a West baltimore street, Baltimore, Md.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-05-29
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
American Life Insurance Companv

AAAAoAA0"h AAAo AASuA dACc Oolnpduy,
or Philadelphia, Pa, December 31st, 1869,
made to the Honorable Comptroller General
OF the State Of South Carolina:
CAPITAL.
Paid up Capital Observation-Disclosures. s5OO.oOo 90
ASSETS. - i
Real Estate owned by the Company. s Of .673 OF
Loans on Mortgages ges........ 50 SIG Gc
Bonds Stock and other Securities . sol ,O16 80
Casn ana Cash Items. .-....-........ G5, 702 OF
Loans on stocks and Bonds. s.......... 112 OBJ G5
Interest, Premiums and other property 775 476 3G
Net amount Of all Assets 1926. 1902 OS
LIABILITIES.
Unpaid Losses and Claims. ...... So 100 90
Reinsurance Fund. observation-disclosures. 2I0 151 go
Total Liabilities Except Capital
Stock- .................. 81 ,304 ,S71 62
Cash received during year. lis. $50 90
Cash expended. .................SC Gil 957 o6
MISCELLANEOUS.
Follces in force end of year, No. 1O2S2
Net amount i'll force end of year. >. S24 7j9 9O1 so
No. Policies terminated from all causes, No 400
Net amount terminated from all
w., causes So ,572, 661 81
Witness the corporate seal OF said Company and
the official signature of tho President, at Phila
dephia, this seventeenth day of May, A. D.
1869.
tL.s] A. WHILDIN, President
Sworn and subscribed before me this 18th day of
May. A. ID. 1SG9.
tL.sl w. W. DOUGHERTY, Alderman.
ss- Agents wanted in every town, village and
hamlet. We are prepared to offer unusual in
duccmcnts to live men who mean business The
American has no superior, as is shown by its age
success success and present standing. For further par
'''uiars and 'iro@arsi Gn1ibTEfy1 baPRlfy to E. npr1zrn
General Agents for North and South Carolina
Office First National Bank Building, Charlotte.
y. y. May 81 81
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-05-29
Special
Notices.

THE MAIItIAGE RING.-Essays on the
Errors of Youth and the Follies of Age in regard
to Social Evils, with certain help for the erring
and unfortunate. Sentin sealed letter envelopes
free Of charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIA-
TION, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa. May % 3mo
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-05-29

OF Philadelphia, Pa, December 3lst, 1869.
~ made to the Honorable Comptroller-G General
OF the State Of South Carolina:
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-11-27

ToTAL Loss oV SCHOONER "TIrAN"- EfoHr
IdyEs LosT -STATEMEEr on THE ONLY Son.
vivoR'--Tbe schooner Titan" left Chicago
wednesday evening, the 3d inst laden with
lTOOO bushels Of wheat, aud bound fot BuHa.
10. The persons aboard were, Capt Simpson.
Henry Buncc, Of Kingsyille, mate, Joseph Pur.
shaw OF COnncaut. seaman and six others
whose names are unknown. On the evening
OF the 4lh, about ten O'Clock, the vessel was
struck by squall, and the foresai and ibis
were torn In strips. Losing control Of the
vessel, she drilted at the mercy Of the winds
and waves, until about midnight, when q light
was seen on shore which afterwards proved 10
have been nt Hartman Bros. Mill, about six
miles south Of this port Soon after soundInps
were obtained, and both anchors cast. In
about an hour she dragged her anchors, and
soon after struck In about half an hour she
went te pieces, and all on board pcrished ex.
Joseph Purshaw, who escaped with some Sc.
we're bruises. lie states that he shipped lust
before the vessel left Chicago, and was an en-.
tire stranger to all on board.
LATER.-Since the above was put in type
we learn from II. &. Rounsawell. of Chicago
the owner of the ill-fated schooner. that the
Captains name was Samuel Holrord, of Port
Dalbousie, Canada and that he leaves Grip.
Piled wife, and two children IN needy circum.
stanccs.-Ocednd Times
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-11-27

REAL ESTATE TRANSPORTS received
the week ending Nov. Goth, 1862
Lewis B. Austin to A. Henderson. 81 acres
in Austinburg, $500.
Charles Marsh and wife to NJ. O. Wilbur. -
acres in Conneant, 81 800.
Elizabeth b. Peck to j. b. Evans. 1O1I acres
in ColcbroOk, $3.50.
Sas Walling and NJ. Huldah to ]. b, Evans
- acres in Colebrook, 1886.
VIM. Hopkins and wife TO j. E. Gary. acre
in Saybrook, 1925
David S. Gary and wife to D. W. Gary acre
in Ashtabula, $500.
Ormand II. Fitch to d. w. Gary, / acre ia
Ashtabula
Moses W. Beedc and wife TO G. n. Boyce, 90
acres in New Lyme $500.
John and Nancy c. Weir to d. Leonard, 10
50-1OO acres in Richmond, $685.
e. A. Stevens to T. Maghar, 20 S-1OO acres in
Trumbull, 5000.
II. n, Bancroft and wife to L. L. Lee, acres
in Jefferson.
Luther L, Lie to H. N, Bancroft, acres in
Jefferson.
Andrew M. and Louis NJ. Griffin to C. A.
Knowles, l6 acres in New Lyme $400.
Grindal and Elizabeth Rawson to G. Raw
son, Jr., 63 acres in Geneva, 81, 900
Isaac Carl and wife to Board of Education,
42 rods in Trumbull, So.
Alonzo and Eleanor Jane Green to ]. Eaton,
4G acres in Monroe 81 200.
Alonzo G. Ferguson to G. Blood, 25 acres
in Monroe $500.
John and Annse NJ Eaton to G.. Blood, rs
acres in Monroe, 81 800.
Erastus Fowler and Temperance L. Fowler,
acre in Lenox, 5000.
Henry G. Ward to D. A. Ward, 80 acres in
Dorset, $1,000.
Patrick Moran and wife to j. Reynolds, 10
acres in Jefferson, $700
Freeman d, Case and wife to A. G.. Hutch
inson 1O11a acres in Orwell, 1928.
Patrick Moran and Mary to f. Downey, 4
acres in Jefferson 5000
James Guthrie to +. NJ. Guthrie, 3 acres in
Conncaut $1,000.
Lucy and W. II. Jaquays to A. Jaquays, "a
acres llO1a rods in Geneva, $500.
Lucy Ann and John English to L. p. Smith.
30 rods in Conneaut, $50.
Charles J. Fenton and wife to L. p. Smith.
~ by rods In Conneaut.
Elisha B. Pratt and wife to Trustees of NJ.
e. Church, - acres in Wayne, $5.
Sheriff of Ashtabula Co. to A. C. Tibbits,
acres In Geneva, 800.
EaWard IL. Fitch, Assignee to A. G. Tibbts,
t acre in Geneva. $50.
Elizabeth II. Lindergreen to H. Turner, Az
acres in Geneva, S., 1000.
Lucy and William Bard to J. A. Pike, SO
rods in Sheffield, $3.50.
Benjamin and Julia Mills to S. A. Bard, 10
acres PAT rods in Plymouth, $675.
Florence A. Lereh to ID. c. Woodwork. 20
acres in New Lyme $500.
A. Q. and j. Bachelor to T. Stephenson,
acres in Geneva, 81 800.
Alfred A. and Phebe A. Wells to J. A. Will
sey, l2012 acres in Denmark, 5000.
There were II mortgages recorded and IS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-11-27

ATTEMPT TO Ron IN MADIsoN-On Thurs.
day of last week Miss Nellie Gilbert, living in
the family Of NJ. B Cowles, on Rock Road,
was alone in the house, and going to the
kitchen she saw a man in the bedroom with
pocketbook in his hand. She screamed-he
threw the pocket-book on the floor and threat
ened to kin her. She deied him, and peltod
him with hot potatoes boiling ON the stove,
and then threw the kettle at him. The man
caught her and threw her down; she rose up
and ran to the pantry. seized butcher. knife
and struck him two or three times; he escaped
fron her and the house. The would,be robbsr
has not been found,-PaiaeSpt2s Telegraph.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-11-27
"Barott'.'' tho neyer-falllng potency.

BOTTLED PARALfsp.-'rhs IL the proper title Of the
horrible metallic hair dyes Worse than the fate Of Alb
solon may be the fate Of those who use them. One
wholesome preparation for changing the hair to any de-
srable shade from brown jet black may be procured
everywhere. viz. Cristadoro's Excelsior uair Dye.
Aher careful analyss Professor Chiffon. the distin
guishcd Chemist has authorized the proprietor TO de
clare on his behalf that II contains nothing deleerous
to health No other hair dye In the world has the like
guarantee.
Chstadoro's Hair Preseryative az Dressing. acts
like charm on the Hair for Dyeing Try it, 4iiOs5
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-11-27

THANKSGIVING SERvICEs.--The several
churches of town that have been accustomed
to unite in Thanksgiving services, met this
year at the Baptist Church, and sermon was
preached by Rev. NJ. Roberts, of that church.
lie led the people back through the history of
the leading of God in the destruction of slave.
ry. 1t was an able discourse.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-11-27

LAKE NEws-The Julid Wilia,u, owned
here met with an accident in the late ralc
winch involved some small losses, though the
full extent of them is not yet known. She put
into Port Sarnia opposite Port Huron for re-
pairs. She is expected in soon.
Mr. Geo. Willard has just returned from the
wreck OF the Naomi. AS much of the cargo
as could be saved before the last gale, was got
out In the last gale she went to pieces.
The Conneaut Reporter says that the deck of
a schooner washed ashore near that harbor ON
Monday of last week
The autumn has been hard one for vessels
on the lakes and the shipping has suffered
heavily.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-11-27
Mdrried.

In Ashtabua. Nov "a, by Rev. Edward Andersen,
Of AshIabula.
In Plymouth at st. Matthew'S Parsonage Nov. TO- by
Rev. H. Hollis, Rector OF ST. Matthews Churc l. John
Plymouth.
In AmbOy, Nov. R2, by d. MiEener, John G. Capron,
of San Diego California; to Miss II. j. Fox OF Amboy.
Brown, OF Erie, Pa, to Miss l.. j. Wright.
In Conneaut, Nov n, by Rev. o. T. wymah. c. n.
Gear TO Miss NJ A Richardson, both Of Monroe. o.
In Orwell. Nov. 2I by J. Tihah Esq, L. A. Saunders
to Mrs. Lois Miller, buth OF Orwell.
In Austinburg Nov. 81, by H. A. Arnold, Esq, Har-
vey Curtis, OF 1rumbul TO Miss Rebeeta Z. Bixby, of
SaybrCok.
In Jefferson Nov. 81, by E. Rets Esq. ii. y Beck.
with 10 Miss Ellen E. Thompson. both of Col eJrook
In Hamilton Ohio, Nov. II, by Rev. Jynu Goddard
the residence Of the brides aher, kr T. T. George
o. Howes.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-11-27

FUNERAL OF Mrs. CARPENTER.-Thc body
of Capt. ]. NJ. Carpenters wife arrived here
on Tuesday and was buried on Wednesday.
Services were held at the Methodist Church.
conducted by the Pastor, Rev. Mr. Tribby
who delivered very impressive discourse re-
viewing the life and christian example of Mr..
and Mrs. Carpenter, who had long been highly
honored members of that Church. The House
was filled with the friends of the deceased,
who truly sympatllise with their gref-strlcken
family PdineSriiIe Adnertiser
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-11-27

QUITE an excitement, and almost a fire says
the Sentinel occurred on Saturday evening"
about six o'clock, in the Sentinel Book store,
by coal oil lamp upsettng in pile of paper
shavings that had just been taken off a lot of
alabaster goods. For a moment the rosm was
filled with flames, but by the timely assistance
of some bystanders the flames were smother
ed, and serious disaster to us averted.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-11-27

HULETT.-On the 9th prox., Hulett the re-.
nowncd is to be here for the benefit of the
Good Tcmpars and is to "Muzzle that Dog"
in his inimtable way in bchulf of the cause of
Temperance. Our citizens will of course all
turn out to see tine great thing. Last year, nf
ter "Hits at the Times" people quoted Gilpin {:
"And when he next doth ride abroad
NAV | he there q see
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-11-27
"Bsusirs" Hair Restorative.
YGiYY9IYgg III

TO IHE WORKING CfAas.--We are bovv oreu.rsd a.
inrnlsh ~ classes with constant employment Al home
tbe WhOle of the time OF for the spafe fnneus Busi
hss new Dfht and probable. Persons Of either ser
ehsily earn from bOc. 20 - per evening. and propr
toal sum By deyOting thelr whole time 20 the busins
BCys ana gite can earn nearly A. much A. men That
a VINO see this notice may send their address and test
the business we make this Unparalleled offer To such
A. are not well satisfied viii send tt to pay for tho
ronpie Oi writing. Pull particulars, valuable sample
Wbch VIII 90 70 commence work and copy u TAS
ieCpts IAttrag1 C1npdafon-one Of the largest and
best hniIy newspapers pubshed-ail sent free by mail
sadef " you want permanent profitable work address
oniO3o j.. g. ALLEN 20, Augusta. MsiHe.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-11-27
"Barretts" medal richly deserved.

to- OWNERS or Iionsgs.-Thousands Of Horses die
yearly from Collie This need not be. DR.. TObss We.
ne'ian Horse Linlment will positively cure every case
II given when first taken The cost is only one dollar
Every owner Of horse should have bottle in hs sta.
BILE ready for use 1t is warranted superior to anything
else for the cure Of Cuts. Wind Calls sweing. Sore
Throat, Sprains. Bruises Old Sores &C. Tlds Liul.
nent no new remedy II has been used nd approved
Of Tor ~ years by the first horseman n the csnHtry
Given to an over-driven horse It acts like magic Or.
ders are constantly received from the racing sJes of
England for IT, The celebrated Hiram Woodruff Of
troitihs fame, uscd for years Col Philo p Bush Of
the Jerome Race Course has given 4 certificate which
can be seen at the Depot stating that after years Of
trial Vt s the best in the world His address is Ford
nam, N Y. No using 1t will ever be without
IT, 1t put up in Pint Bottles. Sold By the Druggists
and sadders throughout the United States Depot 10
Park Place, New York arins,