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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-12-08
Dupuneu's guINrnr ]1iIIsn fir fraurn
paponfp,s aOINene lliIlen fit eEraaea

Dupunru's guIOrnr ]DiIIen fir franrn
pupunfu's gulNrnr lDiIlrn fit franea
Iinb eauSIt@ uuI9Gbli&
finb sGu3li9 unfbGbli4,
SSirfcn sauberartie in ieSem Tallc,
SSirfcn Saubcrdrtig III icScm Tallc,
lln6 Ysrfrblen ME
ltub Ssrftblen mic
ouoenbliflide GrlriGisrung unb anbauernbe
Seiluna tri untrrbridier Wsrifrunticn ;u 9sbsn
urb entfernsn SbIrufiipnen jeoer grt.
Cine Dame I6rribt, fe piiree lister s fir
cine Spr ,ablen, nls pbne iie Iein.
N.B.-S6 gebraude bic feinrn rptben unb
aelbtr 9cres ni&t mrbr, ba he gefGlI6t iine.
Die eebten iine jeBt in grrben peiBen Spres,
rntboItrn cppprlt ippiel pillen une auf ieoer 8pr
finest man brn 9. Ct. StsurritemprL ppn mel
nem eigenrn Strmptl gebrudt, nuf eem bic
Rprte In peber S6rift ltebrn :, ,Duprncp's gCl.
bene psripbiItr ptllru." 9Srnn Su eeine Sc
Iunebeit une etin peben ihGBeit, 70 9ebraude
feline brrartiss giarn rbne trn ptisen Stempsl.
Prris 81 per Sng. Se6s SnTcs 50.
gerfauft turb 8. 8. 9Obef unb @atbswS
Bros, IN Scranton. 9Err 81 an etrirltrn
turG bic scranton pplf isnpet rrbGlt bic pilen
frei na6 irsrnS riurm 2anoCstbeile eshidt.
8srnsr Ssrfauft bur9 u. 0. Mcrgan II. Gcy
SySe PART pittstrn,
WifrSbarre, bur6 tiurn Npptbefrr
IN iebsr Stabt Der Ser. Staatsn unS burG
Q. .. SGpe, alleiniser @isrntbiimsr,
27p70,ti 9iep.grrf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-12-08
Observation-Disclosures.

llutersfi6nsts macbt bisrmit bic erssbtns gln-
,eile, enB iie ibre Webnurg ndd Der pitstpu
Nprnue, hrittcs Anus unterbalb brn 9ddiein-
bGuiern Der Giirn Gpmpnarie, Serlsqt bat, uub
bittet iOt6e 5raucn, bic tbrer Dicnft bebiirfrn,
ic bort aufjuiuhrn. &. 3crr,
2in3p eeutIte SCbamme
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-12-08
GOloiu s 0cbr,

Ssss garf, iibsr bsr ntusn Bride,
Na6fclasr ron u. 3. SteSens II. 60,
bsrbrsn ft ben birTesu Deutf6en an,u,eiasn
bnb Iie cbiees grlbait iternpmmen baben unh
Wonumtutr unb 6irablieius in tiirirller iyri1 BE-
fpraen. Sr. Vfbr mar Irit spri Satren 9ornlaun
in orn. Draws Marmerssl&Gft mas zine Ga.
rantir gutrr Nrtrit ilf 27r6m
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-12-08
81. Statf'S &Otcl,
StraBs, gBtltssbarrc. pa

Das Ubiar, nett unS trcit SprtbsiIbaft tsfrnnfe
unb I'M RitteIpunEte her Stabt stlsaeae 0ctsl III
RsiIsnbrn belrns Su rmpfebIen. eSrgen itinrr
rrinli6ru 3immrr uno grttrn, rem ltrtS reidligb
nit tsn frGfhalfrn Spriirn trirBtsn Iiibc lub
ben i6madbaftrn @ctriufrn BcnisBt sS einea be-
IpnSerS autCu Nuf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-12-08
TurilsN Nrrein.

SGmmilide active Wiislirtsr pbiam @crsine,
tOpie lcts paIIye, peIbs ben g8unia bsaeu,
actip Su rrrosn. fnb biermit su ter AM Dcns
nrrfdg ten IS. Dsscnttrr III Scbu 3sielsrs 6nGs
ab,ubnlirnben gsriammlllne freunSlihft cinge.
laSen, inbem inter err geihhra rinrS tiidtigcn
6urnlsbrsrS Gin nsucr gtbr. GurluS ecBinni, unp
Icmit einem llnFuurigrn quite Gjrlfernbeit grbp-
len mart, id int 3urnm ppIlIfaneig unb in fur
ger !3eit ausSubtbsn.
SIN auftrag SsS Surnpnrt5
8. 81. ginoemann. Sdrifpnrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-12-08
sSiir Sic SScicrt00c. l..

eSiir Sic SScicrt00c.
Snbem Der llnter,si6nete isintn wrrtben
6rruneen uub @pnnern fir has ibm bisbtr be.
pirrne i3utrausn letnen SerbinbIi6frn Dnnf
ablfattrt, mabt CT ibnrn IpHie rfm bruti6en
pubIifum i'm 2lagenrfinen bic rrgebene An,tige,
bnb er iein Wanrsnla9er fir bic @intermOnate
pieecr auf'S Bette a1crtirt bat. Da ldnaiGbrige
Grfabruns uub G'rl6Gftsfsnntnib ibn bsfGbissn
CUTE Gdte 9Saare Won naGgematter un6 Ter.
fGlidtrr untrr1briern Su frunrn, 70 fam CT nit
gutrm GIewiIen irinrn Nbnebmern perGtern,
CAP irtrr grtifrl gut, billig unc pirflib tas III,
pcfiir er nusgeerben pirb. Nn6fplgsners @er.
sribuiB piro Srprrmann iibsr,sugen, rpsld reid g.
baItise gIuswabI bel ibm III fiuren 1T.
Snlduoif6bc 2iauors,
Brandy, Sin, 3sws@nsIanb 9tum, Spurtrn
uno arpfrl 98bisFeys, alle Ght unb ni6t aus
Spirit 9rmadt. 9rtrait unb IbIntb, aiimmrl
II. ~.
Jmpprtirte SiquprS.
StarS, Gupuy unb So. Gpgnar, Seunr1y unb
So. @p9naC, Sb. Star Sin, 0pnbpn Sin, 9as
maira Stun, Ct. Grpir Stun, Sppnsfamp Of
Mdas-SiItrrS, 3prtIbens une airIbpalIer,
Grrait b &bintbe II. {. 10.
ScutTebe ipciBe SSciuc.
Gjfiirnbeimer 1866 unb 1868, RurbrSbtmrr
1865, 1866 unb 1868, SC6brimer 1865 unb
1866, Sbarla6brrgrr AuSIeis 1865.
Sran;6liftbe rptbe II. tpeiec 0Srine
Wsibe: Sautrrnr, Cherry unb Gbampas-
rcr.
8ptbe 8prbraur @einr: ct. glarcaile
Ct. Sulisn ct GltrPbe Warssaur, earUle,
burgundy pcrt.
Spanifbc unb portueieiifcbe SSeine
Manidni(ln SbCrry 1867, Nabeira 1863.
Spprip 1860. port gBeine 1869.
asttsr inpprirtrr psiBer WsineIlig.
Simbtrreu- Sprup.
8irI6snIdft.
snelii&e gIe unp pprtrr.
Sdie u, {. 10.
eimburstrfGir, SmpUrtirtrr S9psissrfGle,
sriuer 9rGutrrtaie unb StraBburger.NGn.
iter-8GIs. (erstsres in rin friibfr nod ME
imprrtirtsr artifel; non 3irsrnmilG grma9t III
er pifant i'm @eIbmat une Spn ausseSribnetsr
@ite.)
6rrnerS: htutf6er Cent balldutilbs SGr-
rinse, iOpir bic brlirbtsn SaisIsr-e esbtuSrn.
6taa8 8 aarcn.
SnlGnbiids unS impOrtirte Bier, gBein unb
S6nappeslaisr, Gbampaanr-@ @liisr, 9ars5la-
Iben, @lnsslUdsn, Quart pint unb balb pint
6nlten, aorbaaibrn BON bic 9aQcntn, lp-
ME cine Nengs anbrrer Nrtiffl.
San, bsiOnSsrs risusn f& Su Gsl6ruFsn fir
bic fpmmenesn 6ettase, 70 mic fir franfe unS
9enslenbr psrionsn bic grnanntrn
aItcn ddbten Tbeintpcine,
&treG Rabeira unb pprt BeinG
IOpis ter nuSs3eiGnsts, aus Sfr 8ruGt IsIbli &C.
prebte, inpprtirte 9 ibeeren Gait.
3u 3abIrei6em .3uiprub rmpftbIt lit
3, appsrt 227 penn Aprnug.
Scranton ben s. DECEMBER tS70-4p
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-12-08
8 nenn0eleentOunt stl DerfanFen.

SD pFtrirs berIGistsnts @runbsiasntbum tr.
Ter alnITe ju ben mGbi0nen 8seinsungsn, Icppbl
gSobHun9en ais aud @s6GfisplGBe. ptrIOnrn,
pslte I'M 9sr;en her Stabt Scranton su faufsn
wunl6et tbun pcbl earan, erIt bel mir pprSu-
iprsden, sbe iie irnfpO faufru.
6. %. Drinfer
GIruubriaenibum, &gent
$40 Office nit prm Giip. Di0rI6aII.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-12-08
Sullt Nerf0mf:
YrabtSplIe
9eir1lltdtte1t!

IHE pW
@rbeiter unb Sanbperfer.
Die 9Ottsn ltsssn an ben SeiIerlOn, gbams,
@aIbingtpn, @ycming penn, GranFIin, Dipn'
fey, prpSibrnre, NripsgIprf II. Rartpn NSenurs
unb an Der g., s., 4. unb 3. Strabe. Allr Stras
Bsn linb ausselsst unb gerbnrt. Die 6jrunoifiife
rerben auf billise 9Gbinsungsn Serfauft. Disle
Gotten Iinb befannt unb eelesen an her @ilmpre
9antifreds, auf bitIsr Settle BON @rren Ribge
unb SsbbaIb Siel ndbrr ;u SCRANTON, ais irsenb
pelde Gotten, bic ieBt gum gsrfauf an9sbpten
nfreen.
Die 9ebieb unb Susausbanna GilsnbGbn unb
bic Scranton II. prpStNeuse ShaBsn. Giisubabn
fabrrn grrase burb nd6 Der WGnIsy unb grp-
pibenes ISrnue, unb bic DunmOre StraBsn Gt-
Irnbabn pnIirt innerbalb Sier Sauarrs an ben
Gotten AM Oberen @nSe pprbei. gln ber unteren
Seite besrGu,t Der 9afapanna 6luB bas 9anb.
Der SeIBfitsl fir bisIe Gotten 1T unbelreitbar
unb birlrlbsn pariirsn I'M prsiIs BON 200 bis ;u
900 SpllarS.
6ur Srbinsunssn, plan &c. fraSe man mad bel
Jobn SanbleD,
23il8 Jte6tsanpnlt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-12-08
Stiefella Ut. Sbmbe!
OdDis Mmb 0oIbimitb,

2I5 Ytnn Npenut
rrIautsn I6 bisrmit rinem Ssrsbrten publifum
an,u,eiaen, ta6 lie iurben Gin nsues Stiefelns
unS S6ubsrI6Gft am pbiesn glase erBifnet ba.
ben, unb ldben 8rsunSe unc Sefannte Su SabI'
REDEEM SeIude Gin.
Sbre g4aarrn Iinb rrlf nsulib III brr niebrie.
ffrn @pltprGmir rinerfauft, mas iie in ben 9tanh
IsBt 70 billie aIS irsenb Gin anbsrrs Gel9dft
,u Serfaufen.
Serr 9. @pIbImitb III benz pubIifum Itpn
felt lGngerer 3ett ais snrr9iibsr @si6Gftsmann
befannt unb neue grbsit uno &eparatursu tprrs
ben inter ienrr ipesielsn gIuff9t ansefsrtist.
3cmmt unb ilbeprust 9u6.
5mi70 Davis u. @plbGmitb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-12-08
yfcesc seqmsei9c1a*
81. u. San Gonrt,
stclcll N06lDeiiu
Snrcau,
~ ~ ' v "
305 ga dapanna 9lpenue.

@sI6GftfIunteu: Bon 9-1iI llbr Rcr9sns,
pen IA llbr Na6m. unb IS llbr absn6s.
0crIanot-Stellen fir Glrrfs. @rrtaufer,
SnnbWrrfrr, SaglTbner, SirnitmGbheu, arit-
bGulrr fir WGnner unO 5rauru, 5GuIrr une
;3immer su Srrmirtbrn &c.
gerlcueuL bic Sei6Gftisung, SGufrr, 3immrr
cher 6pifbGuier ludsn, fnben rS in ibrem Sutrs
rCiIe in brm Strllfneg giahwrilungs. Bureau Sprs
Sulprrdeu.
GpIlrftipneu fir GIrl6Sft5ruie unb iiterbaupt
Gernturs@ s@eldGfte ieSrr 9Iri perSrn piinftIid unb
billig briprgt 500
Serr San Court ipritt seIGuiis bsutl6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-12-08
SSiir 1tntcrbnlfnito

VWA NNNAttVNNINNW
ber @ae III jebersrit tie bette Spriprsr grtrciifn
unt intrt alIatsnbli6 unter trr tiidti9sn 9Citlng
spn grpf. SbiiB Gin CONCERT nit abpe6IrluSrm
Yrpsramm Statt mrintr impprtirfn SpieIubr
gar nidt gu sebenfeu.
Ginsm lGnsit fiibltarrn Manscl abbrlfrnb,
babe i'd burb Grridhlng brQurmer uno acrGu-
niger Stalungrn aud fir bic ACCOMMODATION
folder 6rcunSr 9ripr9t bic pferbe uno 8ubr.
merle untrpubriugrn baben, mas ben Serren
ron ScrantCn, pittstUn uno nnSrren Srtsn bic
Irs unb ber onaren;enesn Counties Sur teIUube.
rem SeriidIdteung Cmpfpblen piTb.
gllles in 9lllem bin i'd iibfrSeugt, bic mid nit
rinsm 9rIu6e Ssebrenbrn in irpfr SinTbt Su-
frieben ItrIlen Su fSnnsn.
Sbtm AnbreaS &uf
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-12-08
Heatcr!

Dsm Srrrbrtsn gublifum SOn Scranton unb
llmaeeenb eisne sur 9adriht baB i'd ppn ben
fuI9enten }susr. uub gsbens- -griiarun8s Gent
paSnien bic assuur iibsrupmmsn babe:
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-05-28
J .P. ROBERTSON q SON. have

81. p. ROBERTSON \ SON, have
just received their second instalment Of
BOOTS a. SHOES
for the Spring and Summer trade which are selling
NJ low figures for each. Among which may be found
every variety Of styles OF Mems, Womens Missee and
ces.
- We sell
THE WATERFORD FRENCH, KIP 4 CALF BOOT.
We sell
JOHN BLoCHERs FRENCH CALF BOOT
We eel
THE ELMIRA, BlGELOW KIP BOOT.
LESTER Il BROS. BINGHAMPTON, WOMAN AND
MISSES CALF BALLMORELS,
Inc ABOVE ae all custom made and we viii warrant
and defend the same. We buy them direct from the
Manufacturers for cash. thereby saving profit which
we give our customers.
Among our woman's and Misses goods may be found
every variety OF
Glove Kid, Curriso Kid, Pebble Goat, Serge
CATERS and Ballmora Shoes and
Buttoned Kid.
we nave fine assortment OF BOYS Calfand Buff Shoes
and Caters.
we nave every variety of Childrens Shoes, all
styles, from 25c cack, up to three dollar
Button Shoe.
we viii do our hest to meet the wishes of customers
NJ B. We expect to receive in few days invoice OF
Burt,s celebrated surge goods.
Ashabula, May 2B 1870. 1865
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-05-28

DRowNED.--On Tuesday afternoon last the
clothes of MATTHEW II. aged about eleven
years, son of our townsman NEHEMIAH HUI
BARD, were found on the bank of the creek,
while the lad was missing. Search was made
until dark under fearful apprehension for his
safety, but no trace of him was found. Early
in the morning the search was renewed and
the body found in the gorge at the head of the
mill pond among the drift and debris. At this
writing nothing has been learned of the par
ticulars about the manner of his getting in.
The stream was considerably swollen by the
rains of the day before, and the opinion is that
in venturing in he got Immediately beyond his
depth, and not being able to swim, was caught
by the current and as no one was at hand to
render effective help, was carried away and
drowned. Such occurrences fill the heart with
sadness, and sympathy for the bereaved
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-05-28
New Advertisements.
Sale Of Lands and Tenements
ASHTABULA COMMON PLEAS,

John Y, Burke
agalnst vend. Ex.
by virtue ofVend Ex d~ly Issued from sad Court I'm
tue above case TO me directed will offer for sale by way
OF public auction at the door of the Court House In Je
erson Ashiahua County. Ohio, Monday the Win dav
OF June, A. d. 1870 Rt or about 10 o'clock A. m of said
day the following described Lands and Tenements 10,
witt Situate In the township OF Of saybrook County OF
Ashtahua aud State of Ohio being the middle mart III
Lot number twonly-three and bounded follows: on
the North by lot ne East by land Of H. b. Hart, South
by East and West road and West by land In came lot OF
Hnsiin, and contains Thirty acres OF land more OF
iess-sppraisedat at g. - W STILES, sheriff
Jsnsrssa, o., Nay ss,h, lsJo siccs .
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-05-28

TT Professor Agossiz will visit Fort
Ancient, in Warren county, Ohio, this summer.
There ara some extrlordllary ancient mounds
and Publications thereabout well worth yisi.
Ing 10y anliquarians scientific men, and the
lovers of the curious, generally.
tS- Miss Milford, writing OF certain
authorcs', says "Sho Is ugly, of course, all
literary ladies are so. never met one In my
life Except Miss Jane Porter, aud she is rather
pdssc) that might not have served for n scare
crow TO keep the birds from the cherries. It's
a prodgiously strange and disasrccable pecu
liarity'
tg-Mrs. Mcfarland Richardson as she ap.
pearcd lately, is thus described "She was
dressed In deep mourning, and looked thin,
haggard, careworn and poignantly unhappy,
Nearly every trace of beauty has disappeared
from her face plumpness has gone from her
form, and elasticity from her step. She is simr.
ly the mclancholy wreck of the woman that
fascinated Richardson 10 his death"
TT An indignant Virginia matron, Martha
lialnes Butt Bennett, has published a card in
which she says that she was elected a Vice
President Of the Woman's Rights Convention
without her knowledge or consent that she
has not such masculine tastes, and that her
Ideas OF what refined and elegant lady should
be are 100 exanlted to permit her 10 descend
from tie pedestal upon which she would desire
20 see ,vsry woman placed. She says this IA
not the fFh time that some flend In human
form hm underworld 10 Willy her.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-05-28
COUGH NO MORE.

WARNKR's CouaH BALsAM Is healing softening and
expectOmting. The extraordinary power Il possesses
In Immediately relieving and eventually curing, the
most obstinate cases of Coughs Colds, Sore Throat
Bronchitis Influenza Catarrh Hoarseness Asthma and
Consumption IL almost incredible SO prompt Is the
relief aud its effects In all tue above cases. any afec-
ton OF the throat aud lungs that thousands Of phys
clans are daily prescribing It. and and all say that
u is the most healing and expectoralng medicine
known One dose always affords relief, and in most
cases one bottle affects cure Sold by druggists in
large bottles Price dollar IL lie your own fault II
you still cough and suffer. The Balsain will cure.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-05-28

LAWN MowERs-It Is but a few years since
lawn mowers have become common item of
all suburban places the old practice being to
clip the grass from time TO time with n scythe.
but the progres of America, the lovo of beauty
connected with our homes, has called so
strongly for some more ready and rapid man
ner that American manufactures have created
from the design of the English machinery
simpiiicalion with increased effectiveness, ut
so diminished COST that now lawn mowers
a"e or should be in the ownership Of every
villa resident
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-05-28
WINE OF LIFE.

The great Blood Purifier and Delicious Drink WAR
MRS VISUM NIre, ON WINK OF LIFE, Is free from any
poisonous drugs and Impurities, being prepared for
those who require stimulant Itis splendid appetite
or and tonc, and the finest thing in the world for pur
flying the blood IL Is the most pleasant and delicious
article ever offered TO the public far superior bandy
whisky, wine bitters, any other article II Il more
healthy and cheaper. Both msle and female young or
old. can take the Wine OF Life Il is In fact life pre-
server. Those who wish to enjoy good health, aud
now Of lively Spirits will do well take the Wine Of
Life IL different nom any thing bef in
Price one dollar, In quart bottles.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-05-28

CHOICE PouLTRY.-Some of the best speci
mems of pure bread Poultry that we have seen
were shown us the other day 10y FRANK LUcF
at his yard at Pioneer Nurseries, His pure
breed light Brahmas, are splendid birds, well
adapted on account of size and feshiness fol
table use, and fine layers and propagators
His 1ohae Leghorns ares somewhat rarer breed
and perhaps more SNOWY and beautiful birds,
though not so large. As layers, and for size oI
eggs, they are not surpassed. Mr.. Luce takes
the lead in the Introduction of these desirable
breeds, and we believe has these eggs for sale
an1 will have the chickens A fine lot of clean
and healthy ones are already well started.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-05-28

tX1 There was n lively set OF tongues I'm
the American Woman Suffrage Association
hooting-Clcveland- Boston wing of the move.
meni-on Thursday. Miss Catharlne f.
Beecher, the mature maiden sister OF the Pres.
ident of the Association objected to the object
Of the Association. She was willing women
should speak, preach and earn their living In
any lawful calling. but she was opposed To the
"strong minded" policy of clubbing the men
on the head In order to get their rights" and
did not think the ballot weapon Ia be hand
led Judciously by the women. She believed
that women could better win by love than en-.
force by law, and that il was the fault of WON.
sn themselves II they did not get their wrongs
Tighted, for men were always willing To con
eede whatever women asked, That brought
up our Mrs. DR. Cutler, herself no chicken.
who believes In putting metaphorical pistol
at the head of man and compelling him Ia
"shell out" at the demand of u victorious
woman. She "went for the moral suasion
Epinster, who retallated on her antagonist the
fur flying lively for time. The report leaves
the matter undecided as to who had the last
word, or whether the duel was of the Kilken.
ny cat fashion. leaving nothing bu, scrap of
tail TO the victor. II is significant that neither
oil The conbaiants was heard of In the evening
session. Clepeiaad Hraid
Mr.. ShencS, from the ways and Means Com.
mite has reported the new Internal Revenue
Bill TO the House, The bill takes the taxes
OF nearly everything except fcrmented H..
quors, distilled spirits, tobacco, cigars. stamps
and incomes. The tax on sales, except on
liquor dealers, Ia abolished as is also the tax
on legacies aud SUGGESTIONS, gross receipts from
railroads, corporations, etc, though the tax on
the receipts OF theatres and lotteries Is retain.
ed. The income tax Is fixed al five per cent.
with an exemption of 81 800, but all the In.
quIsitorial features Of The tax are abolished.
The tax on gas, pianos, carriages. watches etc,
is done away with. A tax of three per cent.
pcT annum Is levied on all public moneys de.
posted In banks The amount reduced Is
about $33 100000.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-05-28


The FINIeANs are attracting some attention
and talk along the frontier, at Buffalo, Roches-
ter, Ogdensburg, and at ST. Albans and Rut-
land, Vt, and in the cities of New York and
Boston, and those of lesser note, there is con.
siderable stir and excitement So with the
Dominion, there is much feverishness and ap.
prehension. This apprehension has not been
lessened by the occurrence on the oath, of Q
Obstructive fire in a suburb of Quebec, by
which five or six thousand people were mad,
homeless and 100000 of property destroyed
besides two new ships on the stocks. To thi
is added the fact, that the telegraph cable tina
crosses the st. Lawrence was cut on the same
day, as is declared, by Fenans. All this poth
er would seem to lead to the conclusion, il
spite OF general sceptcsm that the Fenians
are capable OF getting up II tolerablc respecta
bic row. If a tizzle does not come out of IT,
there VIII be a smart chance for a speculation
in saltpetre or hemp in which Pat, as usual,
will not be the winner.
LATER.-Intelligenc from the border rep
resents that large numbers of Fcnians arc
moving to the front, or Vermont and New
York frontier and that collision has taken
place at Pigeon ITill-where that Is we are moi
told--and that O'Neil has been arrested by
u S. officers
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THE Sentinel speaks of hail heavy enough
to break large quantities of glass. 1t also hears
Of three barns being struck by lightning and
burnt One Of them in the north of Mespota.
mia, another of DR.. Grover in IIartsgrove, and
that of Rev. VI. Streeter in Ausiinburg. Sew
eral other buildings were struck, but not very
much injured The chimneys of the residence
of Henry Talcott, Esq, were blown down with
some damage to the roof. No loss oflife heard OF.
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Bishop Williams. OF Connecticut. has sent q
circular to all bis parishes requesting sigma.
lures 10 = petition to the Legislature for a
change Of the divorce law. This petition as
sumes that ful diyores, except for the single
esuse OF adultery - contrary TO the law Of
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The Galaxy for June closes its ninth vol
umc. This number has attractive articles
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Put yourself in his place, by Charles Read,
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VIM. Nettleton of Duluth, Frank Viets of
Sheridan, Kansas, and Rev. David Bonnar, of
western New York, are each on visit to this
place and friends
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