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DIED.

CLEvELAND.-on the 1st instant, LILLE, daughter
of the late Charles Dexter Cleveland and OF Alison
N Cleveland, aged 20 years and Is days.
Her funeral Will take place on Saturday, June d.
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at her mothers residence, No.
2029 Delaney Place. Her friends and the friends
OF the family invited to attend, without further
notice.
MCCORMICK.-On the 1st instant MARY T. MoOoR-
MICK, IN the 23d year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral, from the resi-
dence of her mother No. 1884 vine street, on Satur.
day morning at So O'Clock.
MooRE-On the LIST instant after short illness,
CHARLES HENRY, youngest son OF Joseph and Ceee-
liza Moore, aged IL years and months.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi-
dence of his parents No. b22 n. Fourth street, on
Saturday, afternoon at O'Clock. To proceed to Lau-
rel Hin Cemetery
REPPLER.-On Thursday morning, the I'd instant,
THOMAS LANCASTER, son OF Susan Z. and the late
Joseph M. Repper, aged 20 years.
The male relatives and friends of the family are
Invited to attend the funeral from the residence OF
his mother No. 12l N Sixteenth street. on Saturday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock. Funeral services at st.
Johns Church, Thirteenth street, above Chestnut. -
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OBITUARY.

OBITUARY.
We notice the announcement in the papers OF this
morning OF the decease OF
MRS. ESTHER SERGEANT BARTON.
This excellent lady was well known to many OF
our citizens
She was granddaughter OF David Rittenhouse
the celebrated mathematician and astronomer.
Mrs. Barton was a daughter of Jonathan Dickin-
son Sergeant, who was an active ana earnest sup
porter of the Revolution. member OF Congress- and
the first Attorney of Pennsylvania Judge
Thomas Sergeant, OF the Supreme Court OF Penn
sylyana, and the Honorable John Sergeant, for
many years the leader OF the Philadelphia Bar, and
for fifteen years a member OF Congress. were bro
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SEA Moss FARrNE, from pure Irish moss, for blanc
mango, puddings, custards, creams, ETC., etc. The
cheapest, healthest, and most delicious food in the
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-03

DRY FEET.-The most effectual way of guarding ones
health to keep the feet dry and that only be done
by of India Rubber Overshoes and the ncle
ment upon U.S. would advise readers to
buy bat the best quality which only be had at
GooDYEARs Headquarters No. 3OS Chestnut street, south
eide, Philadelphia
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Nos. 6o9 and COS CHEsNUT Street
NM WILLIAM W. CASSIDY the ieweler at No. 8 s.
street. Of the largest and most attractive
stocks of all kinds of Jewery and Sverware in the city
BE has also hand large assortment of fine American
Western Watches. This entire valuable stock is now
being sold out below cost preparatory to removal Those
who purchase this the time certain
to get the worth of their money.
DRY FEET-The most effectual way of guarding ones
health is to keen the feet dry and that can only be done
by the of India Rubber Overshoes and the ncle
ment is U.S. would advise readers to
buy bat the best quality which only be had at
GooDYEARs Headquarters No. SO8 Chestnut street. south
eide, Philadelphia.
INQUIRE WTTHIN.-The mouth is like house to let.
However pretty it may externally, it is impossible to
Judge of its merits until you have the inside If
behind the ruby doors there plenty of fix
lures you will exclaim at once, "How beautiful" To i'm
part the utmost possible brlanoy there is nothing like
fragrant sozoBoNr
For PERFECT FITTING DRESS SuITs-Go TO STOKES
BUSINESS Go TO STOKES.
" NoBBY " Go TO STOKES
For first class fashionable clothing
Go TO CHARLES STOKES, ss4 CHESTNUT STREET.
RUBBER OvERsHoEs AND Boors for Men, Women, and
Children can had retail at the very lowest prices
GooDYEAR's manufacture, old stand No. 50S Chestnut
street, lower side.
NEW STYLE PIcrURE.-The German Chromos made by
A. X p Trask, No. 40 NJ Eighth street. They must be
seen to be admired.
"SpALD1NGs GLUE" mends everything
NEW ARRANGEMENT
CHANGE IN THE TIME TABLE
NEW YORK TRAINS
Through Trains for New York now leave
WALNUT STREET WHARF
At $50 and O'Clock A. M, and 93oP NJ.
WEST PHILADELPHIA.
At 7 and $50 A. M, 30, 2'45. 645. and 1aP.M.
Before taking of the above trains, ii would be well
to call at OAK HALL and insure a good reception in
New York or anywhere else by clothing yourself ina
SPRING SUIT
WANA M AKER & BROW N.
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MAR RKIED.

WAN AKER & BRO. .WN.
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INQUIRE WITHIN.-The mouth is like house to let.
However pretty it maybe externally it impossible to
Judge of its merits until you have the inside Ii
behind the ruby doors there plenty of pearwhte fix
lures you will exclairn at once, "How beautiful" To i'm
part the utmost possible brlianoy there nothing like
Frsg Grant SOzODONT
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-10-01
Raoy Letter.

The following has found its way 10 tljis
office. We suppress real names. The owner
can haYe the original document by calling;
Dear brothers, listers, cousins, etc.
now take my seat and set down to take
TINS opportunity TO inform you that I
ain Daddy" that is | suppose am. for
AbbIe has got nice, fat baby, and we
nope that these few lines will find Won
enjoying the same blessing. Now this
Is to be strictly business letter. First
as said before, Abbie has as nice bobv
rs ever made faces. Nextlv. have
swappcd of old Buckskin, and think I've
got pretty nice horse it is little
girl, and weighs nine pounds-I mean
the baby--and is just as fat as butter.
anI has got good, strong pair ofluuos
and Is red and has bob-tail-I mean
the horse and a white strip on her face
and is a good driver: she has got blno
eyes and a dimple in her chin-I mean
the baby no~-and Just the prettiest
mouth that ever was, and Judging from
her teeth. she is about six years old-tbc
baby-shc is sound, smooth and kind-I
mean the horse or baby now-apd tho
doctor says she is the handsomest bo
ever saw without exception. rot s24
t1 boot, in the baby scrapc, though. but
the boot was on the other foot. and two
or three sizes larger, as near as I can
find out. | am going to harness the
horse now and go after mother She
was born last Wednesday morning at 90
minutes past nine, Il don't mean either
mother or the horse, but the baby) She
Is as hearty as pig, cat an egg a
biscuit, aud drank, for dinner, three Guns
OF coffee mean Abbie. She is GETTING
along nicely, and it we do not have bad
luck, she will get along tirst-rate. She
Is rather windy, aud they say that's a
sign of collie. Il mean the baby) I
hope it is, for the nurse says that collie
babies never die. She talks through her
nose aud takes snutf-thc nurse.
There w bren reading this over. and
see plainly that am not fit to write.
The result is, am frustrated: am daddy.
and that accounts for it, SO you must
excuse this time.
RESPECTFULLY.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-10-01
The Turcos- Their Habits-And Mode
of Fighting.

The Turcos from Algeria, incorporated
into The French army, have reputation
for daring and cruelty. They are mostly
from the tribe of Kabyls, have brown,
almost black faces that never see soap,
thick lips and protruding jaws, short cut
hair, the head covered with white tur-
ban. Their dress is blue jacket with
yellow trimmings, blue pump-pantaloons,
and broad red girdle around the waist.
They are said to be still armed with the
old infantry rifle, with the sword bayo-
net. They have considerable to carry
with them ; upon their knapsacks the
Turcos balance pile of cooking utensils
aud often tent pole besides They
bring with them great number OF pet
animals, such as cats and dogs, the latter
of which are of great size, and trained
to seize the brIdles of the enemy's horse,
rushing with their masters into battle,
and being of great service TO them. 1t
has been related that some have tame
iackals with Them. IN the Italian, French
ard Austrian war of 1859 these savages
were used against the latter, and at first
played tricks not very agreeable to then
foes. They would make mad attack,
and then retire as though repulsed, and
hundreds of brown fellows would fall
down as il shot, but no sooner had the
Austrian pursuers passed over them than
they would rise to life again, and in con-
juciion with their companions III front,
make an attack from the rear Inc
Austrians finally got to know this ma
neuyer, and took care to run their bayo-
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WHOLE NUMBER 1883

nets into every dead or sleeping Turcos
they foand In Algeria these : men arc
feared on account of their brutality and
RIGHTEOUSNESS when drunk they are per-
feet brutcs. They are the only Mobam-
medans whom traveller saws he ever
saw drunk, and as Tire true Mussulman
has a detestation Of this vice, the Turcos
are greatly despised among them. Sew.
eral German gentlemen have offered
p'lz's to the soldiers caI turing these fell
lows alive. They Will be placed at the
ne"d OF the French army when making
the great attacks.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-10-01
A Frog Elected from Mans Stomach

Mr.. 5. Southworth, of Warren, has
for some time past been afflicted with
an uneasy and somewhat painful sensa-
'ion in his stomach. Being quite sick
on "Wednesday night last, external appli-
cations Of salt and water were made.
and he also drank quantity. About 4
o'clock on Thursday morning he was
taken with vomiting, and from his stom-
ach was elected Il live frog, or toad,
measuring one and one-fourlh inches
long by one inch in width. His frog
ship evidently did not like the change
of climate, for after splurging around in
the wash bowl in which he had made
his debut, few minutes, he kicked his
last kick. How the reptile got into the
mans stomach is mystery, as Mr.. S.
has no recollection Of. indulging in frog,
el:her cooked or raw. 1t is probable
that at some time it was swallowed in
an embryo state in drink of water.
Mr. SouthworlIi has experienced the
pain III the stomach for about fifteen
years past, but it is hardly probable
that it has been there so long, else Mr..
). woull probably have been proverbi-
al croaker, and not the quiet, civil old
gentleman that everybody knows him to
be. Dr. Spear has the frog in bottle
OF spirits, and the curious or doubling
can STE it hy calling at his office.
Warren Chronicle.
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SMagenta's:

THE LAWYERS ItUsE.-Ths story is
related of lawyer, who has since at
tanned eminence in his profession. A
case in which he was engaged as a coun-
sci for the defendant came on certain
day. AS he was insufficiently prepared,
he was anxious to have the case post
poned for few days, that he might
have further time for his purpose. I'm
fortunately there was great press OF
business, and he knew that his motion
would be overruled, unless some extra
ordinary reason was alleged. Under
these circumstances, he beihought him.
self of an expedent. Rising with his
handkerchief to his face he addressed
the judge in accents of emotion
"May it il please your honor, have
just been informed that my mother is aI
the point Of death. My emotions are
too great for me to proceed in this case.
| move that it may be postponed until
day after tomorrow"
This request would have been granted
by the court whose sympathies were
strongly excited in his behalf, but at this
moment to the discontinue of the law
yer, and the amusement OF the audience,
the shrill voice OF bis mother was heard
issuing from the gallery:
"Ichabod Ichabod ! how often have
whipped you tor lying !"
There were imported last year into New
York the following number of foreign birds,
with importers price annexed: 27,7sO cana
ries, from to so cents each 1880 finches, al
10 cents; 1900 English sparrows, at 10 cents
6S common thrushes, at 80 cents 70 black
plume thrushes, at 81; So larks, at 20 cents
2 nighingales, at 81; 8 cockatoos, at 90; 149
parrots, at a.; II pheasants, at So and 1880
various wild birds, at 10 cents each.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-10-01

y REMARKABLE DIscovERY.-By many
it has been held as theory that the
Yuma desert was once an ocean bed,
At intcrvSis pools of salt water have
stood for while in the midst of the sur
rounding waste of sand, disappearing
only to rise again in the same or other
localities. y short time since one of
these saline lakes disappeared, and
party of Indians reported the discovery
Of ''big snip" left by the receding
waters. A party OF Americans at once
proceeded to the spot and found imbed-
ded IN the sands the wreck of large
vessel. Nearly one-third of the forward
part of the ship Or bark is plainly visi-
blr. The stump Of the bowspirt remains,
and portions Of the timbers of the teak
are perfect. The wreck is located forty
miles north Of the San Bardino and Fort
Yuma road, and thirty miles west of Los
Palmos, well-khown watering place on
the desert. The road across the desert
has been travelled for more than ono
hundred years. The history of the i'll
tated vessel can, of course, never be
known, but the discovery OF its decay
ing timbers in the midst Of what has
long been desert will furnish savans
with food for discussion, and may per
haps furnish important aid in the elucida-
tion OF questions of science.
Los -IngeleS -Ne,cS.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-10-01

Speaking of Napoleon's malady, the
n. Y. Tribune says: ',rhe mother of
Napoleon ILL.,, Hoitense de Beauharnais,
died of an internal cancer, and from her
the Emperor received this sad heritage.
She was of q lymphatico-nervous tenn
perament, and it is well known that this
temperament becomes the cource of se-
rious maladies, especially when excesses
of various kinds have, in the course OF
life, enteebled the constitution, The
physical sufferings of the Emperor
date from an early period"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-10-01
Niagara Wearing Away.

All those who may wish to see the
Falls of Naiagra in their grandeur and
beauty, had best do SO at the earliest mo-
ment, else, according to sensational
correspondent of the Chicago Journal,
they will never see them, tor they are
being undermined, aud are likely to dis
appear like any other dam that leaks.
The correspondent was led 10 his discov-
cries, by jewel of guide, who scorns
what the Arabs call "bucksh eesh," ard
looks with no longing eyes on the quar-
tiers or pocket books of travellers. This
guides name is Baptste Williams and
he is described as being an ind vidual af
ter his own kind, separate and distinct,
one of those whom novelists like Coop
er or Dickens make into characters like
Macawber or Leather Stockings. This
morose, taciturn guide, has discovered n
whirlpool some miles above the Falls
which is laily growing larger; into this
whirlpool have been thrown slaves and
pieces of timber and logs. When they
appeared again it would be below the
fall. Hence, as they did not go over the
fall, there must be Il hole somewhere for
them to go through. Hence again, as
this hole grows larger, the pressure of
the water must increase, aud away must
go the Falls themselves. 1t is curious
how mems minds will travel. From this
to him propablc circumstance the writer
goes on to prophesy the effect of the
lowering OF the waters of Lake Erie
that must necessarily result from the
washino awav of the Falls not the least
of which is the statement that Buffalo,
Cleveland and other Lake Erie cities
would be sent ten or twelve miles iu-
land 1t is said that some scientific men
are examining the matter, and are send
ing marked pieces OF timber through tic
Mhirlnool.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-10-01

On tombstone in Florence is this inscrip-
tion; Here lies Salvuo Armato d'Armati, of
Florence, the inventor of spectacles. May God
pardon his sins. The year 1873"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-10-01

1t is said that a recent government docu-
ment of Egypt shows that there are 2O4 estab-
is business, using an average of over 10000
dozen eggs in each. and grand total of 26,-
27t, 500 eggs. OF these about two-thirds are
hotched, and the other third spoiled in the at
tempt The proprietors of these incubators,
which are merely sun-dried kilns kept at q
temperature of from SO to 1903, either buy
their eggs of the peasantry, or more common
ly exchange from the stock on hand chick
for every two eggs. The Matching is mostly
confined to the three spring months.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-10-01

A curious and painful scene was witnessed
at the burning of mill ON Battle Island, near
Oswego, a short time since. The mill was the
home OF great flocks of swallows and pigeons ;
while the flames were raging, the birds would
circle above them in fiocks, and then dash in
to them in a body, Hundreds of them were
found dead ON the ground after the fire. The
birds had nests in the mill, filed with young
which they soughtto defend.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-10-01
IMPROVE YOUR SIGHT!
BY THE USE OF
PYKE'S PARABOLA SPECTACLEs
Mandatory at UIica, New York.

UEORGE WILLARD,
Dealer in Drugs and Medicines, Hardware. &C. Ashta.
bnla OHIO, appointed agent for the sale Of the abo".
celebrated spectacles.
Persons wearing glasses, or those In need OF them,
suit the Sight Perfectly
sB- No Peddlers Employed -Hs 1901
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-10-01

AMIDON * WAITE, Wholesale and Retail
Dealers in Ready Made Clothing, Furnishing Goods,
Hats. cans. &c. Ashtabula. 99o
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-10-01

USE DIR. WIGGINS' Honey Cough Balsam, Rhen-
matte Drops aud Worm Powder, the moet valuable
Vegetable Remedies discovered: @; WlLLAKp'
Agent Ashtabua. Principal Depot for theee and oih
er Family Medicines at No. 40 Main street b9nao'
New York. 'tmlOol
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-10-01

PURE BRANDY made from Grape Wine, White
Catawba and Blackberry Wines for medicinal
for sale on the North Ridge. JOHN PEhEM; 600
Ashabua, Jan. 1866. y-ooN
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FOUNDRIES.
MISCELLANEOUS.

LUCE, Propagator and Dealer In Grape
Vines Green House Bedding aud Vegetable Plants.
Persons about to plant Vineyards will find Il 20 their
advantage to consult me on the selection OF sites for
Vineyards Soils Kinds OF Ggdpes best mode and time
of Planting Examine samples Of Growing Vines; and
compare prices Ashtabula. Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-18

1.-THE life OF The flesh is In tho Biloxi" ID
scrlptuEal maxim that science proves to DO true
Tho people talk Of bad blood, as tho cause OIL
many diseases, and like many popular oplnionI
this OF bad blood l. founded In truth, ~
The symptoms OF bad blood arc usually quite
plaIn-bad DlgGstlOn-ca imperfect nutri'
tIOn, and consequently tic circulation 10 feeble,
the son tissues lose their tone and elasticity and
tho tongue becOmCs palC, broad, and frequently
covered with pasty, white coat. This eOndl'
ton soon shows itself In rOughneGS Of tho skin,
then In ERUPTryE and LUCRATIVE diseases, and
when long continued, results in serious leSlonB Of
tho BFaIn, Liver, Lungs, or urinary apparatus.
Much, very much, suffering IL caused by Impure
blood. 1t Is estimated By some that OnCdfth Of
tho human family Gru affected with scrotaA In
sons form. ..., s-..,
When tho Blood Is pure, you arc not 70 liable
to any disease. Many Impurities Of the Blood
arise from impure diseases Of largo cities. Eradl.
cato cvCry Impurity from the fountain Ellfc, and
good spirits, fair akin and Vital strength will 70.
turn TO you,
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Tho Chamber of Commerce Funds

Tho Chamber. of Commerce Funds.
10 d, Eiiit,rs or n. EutelliO,uoer. ...
No,icing sovrraI anonymous comm,ni.
cotio%S in vo,,r into TssI;es ne rcTar,lS ihc
fIisiTi5nifon If tIIe nnsxnenlled balance
IN ~ tho trcos,,.,, ~ III" Cl,nnhnr' oC ran,
,mor r"c ~" Js:;rc n .TnSrc ,I,c foIlowinG
s,Sto Sr ~ Fin ;nS1rmSt,on If iii ;n;s,
rSstSJ 1,nr.ics ~ = ~ =. ' y " '''
"a" ! p ,,,nSfirr NJ ,bc Roor1 or Mann,
0,, ~ S !; ia rS"mbcr bc,J NSrSi,
TN. ~ ~ t s,S,.' CsniS,,1r ,ras otFarS''
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A success without preeedGnt II IhS country OF
D9IrBgf RasopO. il50i-i ft2Ni
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FIWKTGiGG:9 q
OrrloH OF
Fisk & Hatch,
- SGE
BANKERS AND'DEALERS
Government Securities !
No. { Nassau street, .NST York,
FEBRUARY IS, 1871,

FEBRUARY Is, 1871.
The remarkable TucesSs which attended our ne
vo,ia,Iou Of the LOAns Of the CENTRAL FAc'I'o
RArLnOAp CONEAxr, and tAs WnEEHH PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY, and the popularity anu
,,.d,, which these Loans have maintained In the
markets, bothIu this country and Europe have
,bSwRthAs tho PlrSt Mortgage Bonds Of wisely
located and honoably.mauagsd Railroads are
promptly recognized aud readily taken as tho
most suitable safe and advantageous form OF In
y,,,nept, yielding more liberal income than can
,,r..t,Vr DO derived rom Government Bonds, and
available to take their place.
Assured that, In tho selection and negotiation
n superior Railroad Loans we are meeting a
,,,c,, hubble want, and rendering : valuable scr
y,,r-bOth to tho holders Of Capital and to those
,,.,, National works of internal Improvement
.no,e intrinsic mOtlt and substantial character
entitled them to tho use Of Capital aud tho con.
s1.uco Of invcslors-wo now Offer with special
confidence and satistaCtiOn the - ! -
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
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III[I'lo's' !: K
LIVER INVIGORATOR!
STANDS UERIVALLED,


Being the only KNOWN Medicine
that EFFICIENTLY sa,aUlateS and coRREcTs the
htpdac SecrStioHS aud functional DERAN0ENESTs
OF the LIVER, WITHOUT DERILIrATINO tho system.
While It acts Jfsav upon the Liver instead Of 90
plous Pur0iHg, u gradually change the discharges
70 q pt5tety Natural ssatt.
SYMPTOMS or LIVER COMPLAINT AND OF BoME OF
THOSE DlBEABEs PRODUCED M IT.
A Uall0w or yellow color Of the skin, or yellow.
lgh.bFoWn spots on the nee and other parts Of the
body; dulllGSs and drOwBlnesR, sometimes head,
ache; bitter or bad taste In tho mouth, Internal
heat; In many cases 4 dry, teasing cough; IN.
steady appetite; sometimes sour stomach, with
raising Of the food; boated or full feeling about
the stomach and sides; aggrAyatIng pains In the
silns, back, or breast, and about tho shoulders;
constipation Of tho bowels; pIlGs, fatulcncC, cold.
ness Of the cxtrCmItieH. &c.