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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-07-23

SYMPATHY.-Whotv yer that has loved,
but has felt, for the object of his passion,
a secret longing arise strange even to
himself? He could no more account for
it than the vine-were it gifted with
speech-could say why it clings to the
elm, or the loadstone why it is attracted
to the iron.
And when souls commune together in
sympathy how blissful it is! When a
secret attraction, as if by magnetism,
draws them together, how they gaze and
love, the more deeply the longer they
examine. Their hearts are attuned to
the sweetest harmony. Nature has the
same charms for both. The pure azure
of the heavens, the balsamic flowers, the
blooming landscape, the silver light OF
the moon, the lofty aspirations of the
mind, spiritual beauty, order, goodness,
innocence, virtue, all these affect both
in the same manner How delightful is
it to them 10 unlock to each other their
innocent thoughts How readily do
they comprehend them! How speedily
does each feeling find an answering emo
tion in the heart OF each other! There
is no great thought, no beautiful percep,
ton, no joyful hope, no noble deed, that
they do not share III common. There is
no dissonance in the one, which is not
changed INTO harmony by the sympathy
OF the other.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-07-23

A good story is told concerning Wis
it made several years ago by party OF
prominent Republicans OF Delaware to
President Lincoln. Our Delaware friends,
with proper appreciation OF their po-
sition as representative gentlemen of the
party, informed the President that they
were all influential citizens, and among
the heavy men Of the upper part OF
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-07-23

An APPROPRIATE BENEDlcTIoN.-Wc
rather hold to the opinion that Plus IN.
is partly indebted for his longevity to
the love of'the humorous that is one OF
his prominent characteristics. The good
man is now sevent weight, and even the
weighty matters that press upon him
during the sessions OF the Ocumenical do
not prevent his thorough enjoyment of
the passing good things. 1t has been
said that the most superb-looking mem
bers of the Council are the Oriental pre-
lates, but they are not much given to alb
lution-in fact, they are dirty. One OF
these unclean tunctionaries was invited
to an interview with his Holiness. The
Oriental bishop could not speak word
Of Italian, French, or English-nothing
The interpreter carried on the conversa-
ton. Before going he asked, as usual,
the Papal benediction. Now be it re-
membered that his Holiness is one of the
! cleanest, neatest old men in the world
He takes a cold sponge-bath every
morning, and when you see him in his
nice white clothes, notice his fresh heal
thy face, handsome hands, and thol ough
ly well-kept appearance, you can not hell
thinking OF hearty fat baby, just out o
the morning nursery toilet; for the white
skull-cap and silvery hair add to this il
lusion. Imagine then what such clear
old man must have felt while breathing
the odor of this Oriental species of pre-
latical sanctity.
When asked for his benediction, The
Pope turned to those who surrounded
him, and said, with an expression pecu
liarIy Roman-for these Romans are tn
most witty, sarcastic people in the world
care you very sure this bishop doe
not understand Italian ?"
every sure, Holy Father"
"Well, then" said his Holiness, il
Italian, drawing himself up before the
kneeing, uncean man, ''Dirty and ugl'
as thou art, 81 bless thee" etc, ETC., etc
Uurper for May.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-07-23

One of the strong minded says that
if anything could induce a woman to
swear, it would be looking for her night
cap after the lamp is blown out.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-07-23

To INCREASE THE Flow OF MILK.-A
writer who says that his COW gives all
the milk that is wanted in family of
eight persons, and from which was made
26O Lounds of butter IN the year, gives
the following as his treatment: "If you
desire TO get large yield of milk, give
your COW, three times a day, slightly
warm, slightly salted, in which bran has
been stirred, at the rate of one qnart to
two gallons of water You will find, if
you have not found this by daily prac-
tice that your COW will gain 25 per cent.
Immediately under the effect of it, and
she will become so attached to the diet
that she will refuse to drink clean water
unless very thirsty, but tins mess she
will drink almost any time, and ask for
more. The amount Of this drink is an
ordinary water pail full each time, morn.
ing, noon and night. Four hundred
pounds of butter are often obtained from
good stock, and instances have been
mentioned where the yield was even at
higher figure"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-07-23
WHOLE NUMBER 1913.

Delaware. $50 you all belong to the
upper end of the State?" reflected Mr..
Lincoln, with a roguish twinkle of his
eye, and then with look Of earnest sol
icitude, inquired-"Is there no danger
of the Stete tilting while you are away ?"
The party had good laugh over this
joke at their expense, but nevertheless
resolved that it should not be suffered to
leak ont at home. 1t was too good to
be kept, however, and the surest way,
even now, TO rile one of these "heavy
men" is TO ask him, when about depart.
ing from home, if he is not afraid the
State will tilt.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-07-23

WoMAN's GRAvE.-I can pass by the tomb
Of man with somewhat of calm indiffer.
encc, but when | survey the grave of female,
sigh inyoluntarily escapes me. With the
holy name Of woman associate very soft,
delicate and tender affection. think of her
as the young and bashful virgin, with gves
sparkling and checks crimson with each
passionate feeling of the heart as the kind,
afectionate wife absorbed in the exercise of
her domestic duties ; as the chaste and virtu-
Gus matron tired with the follies of the world,
and preparing for the grave into which she
must descend Oh there is something in con-
templating the character of a woman that
raises the soul far above the common level Of
society. She is formed to adorn and humanize
mankind, to sooth his cares and strew his path
with flowers. In the hour of distress she ia
the rock upon which he leans for support, and
when fate calls him from existence, her tears
bedew his grave. Can look down upon her
tomb without emotion ? Man always has
justice done to his memory, woman never.
The pages of history lay open 10 the one but
the meek and obstrusive excellencies Of the
other sleep with her unnoticed in the grave.
In her may have shone the genius of poet
with the virtues of a saint She, too, may
have passed unheeded along the sterile path
way of her existence and felt for others as we
now feel for her
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-07-23

DISCHARGE OF LIVING FISH FROM
NoLCANoEs.--It is a curious fact that q
feature Of volcanic discharge in South
America often consists in the election of
immense numbers of fish, usually of one
species, thrown out sometimes in such
quantities as to | olson the air and spread
disease by their exhalations. The fish
in question belongs to the same natural
order as the tIesh-water catfish, with
WHICH every one in the United States is
well acquainted. 1t has been taken alive
in some of the lakes in the sides of the
Andes, at an elevation of eight or ten
thousand feet above the sea; and it is
supposed that these lakes communicate
with reservoirs in the interior, from
which the fish are elected by the vol
canO, Specimens were obtained by Pro-
fessor Orton, on his late expedition to
Ecuador, and have been identified.
1t is very remarkable, however, that
these fish, although sometimes thrown
out in half.boiled state, are generally
uncooked, and some OF them indeed are
alive when they reach the surface of the
earth.-Hayper for Nay
FAsTIDIoUs.-"What have you that's
good 2" said hungry traveller, as he
seated himself at dinner-table in Salt
Lake City,
"Oh, we've roast beef, roast mutton,
boiled ham, and boiled curlew."
"Wha is curlew % said the stranger.
"Curlew? Why, curlew is bird
something like snipe."
"Could it fy?"
"Yes."
"Did it have wings -
"Yes."
'Then don't want any curlew any.
thing that had wings and could fly, and
didn't leave this id country, l don't
want for my dinner"
The man who don't advertise has his
store hung 'aroynd with shingles and
pieces of barrel, heads, inscribed with
iampblack, "Ipish Pertaters," "Korn
Meel," Flower" "All kinds of kontury
uroiuce," "Kaikes and Handles for sale
here" lie says; "There aru't no use
in noospaper advertisin, so long as map
is smart enough to tend TO his owP
business, and can stand at the door ana
holler the fellers in y
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-07-23

AMERICAN BEAUTY.-Amcrfcan n1aidcns,
not American matrons, have established our
national reputation for beauty. Their bloom.
ing reign is brief a librarian in one Of our
most popular public libraries, who has Tong
enjoyed the opportunity of observing, from
year to year great numbers Of the same faces
among the lady readers, estimates the average
duration Of this fragile loveliness at less than
three years lie assures me that the young
woman who appears in the perfect bloom Of
physical beauty to-day Will, especially if she
should be married within that period, general
ly lose, before its close, nearly all that had
made heT face especially attractive at its begin
ming, and then appear, not three, but six, eight
or ten years older The European woman, on
the contrary, increases her social consideration
by marriage and expects to lose nothing of her
personal charms. 1t is in Germany, France,
or England, not IN America that we look for
the queens of society among women Of "a.
Yanced age, for those highly vitalized and mag
netic feminine natures that retain their power
to please in apparent defiance Of the course Of
years-that grace society and command the
sincerest homage at the age of seventy.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-07-23
IMPROVE YOUR SIGHT!
BY THE USE OF
PYKE'S PARAB0LA SPEOTACLES
WspufactOry at Utica, New York.

OEORGE. WILLARD,
Dealer in Drugs and Medicines Hardware &C. Ashta.
bule OHIO, appointed agent for the sale Of the above
celebrated spectacles.
Persons wearing glasses, or those in need of them
will do well to call for in every guarontse to
suit tie Sight Perfectly.
es- No Peddlers Employed Ia 1901
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-07-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

EMORY LUCE, Propagator and Dealer in Grape
Vines, Green-llouse Bedding and Vegetable Plants.
Persons about TO plant Vineyards, will find It to their
advantage to consult the selection of sites for
Vineyards, Soils Kinds OF Grapes best mode and time
of Planting, Examine samples of Growing Vines, and
compare prices. Ashtabula, Ohio.
PURE BRANDY made from Grape Wine, White
Catawba and Blackberry Wines, for medicinal purposes
for sale on the North Ridge JOHN PEltbW. -
Ashtabua, jan 1866 y-o3"
USE DIR. WIGGINS, Honey Cough Balsam, ltheu'
matte Drops and Worm Powder, the most y9ln91le nIt
Vegetable Remedies discovered q. WlLLAfD'
Agent Ashtabula Principal Depot for these and oth-
er Family Medicines, at No. 440 Main Street Bufaio'
New York. TOmlOol
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-07-23

SEYMOUR a. STRONG, Manufacturers Stoves,
PlOws and COlumns, Window Caps and Sis, Mill
Castings, Kettles, Sinks, Sleigh Shoes, &C.. Phpnix
Foundry, Ashtabula Ohio. 1861
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-07-23
FOUNDRIES.

JOHN W. HILL. Iron FOunder and Man.
| ufactnrer and Dealer IN Stoves Of various kinds,
Plows and Plow Castings, Mill Castings and most des-
iptons of foundry work Spring st., Ashtabua. 7G0
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-07-23

GEORGE WILLARD, Dealer in Dry-Goods, Gro
ceries Hats Caps, Boots Shoes, CrockeTy Glassware
dery Nails Iron Steel Drugs, Medicines Paints, Oils
fyestufs &c Main street, Ashtabula.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-14
Pubiic Es,,'l.tiuu-No. -.

joint Te4 luiion directing ar inquiry into the
t-sof the United state. steamer :. oneida"
Whereas, an th- twenty .furth d'y f JsrnarH
'a-i the ruitsd >ttir- tc 'mer - bei's," when
having The D vt 81 Ynsahsma Japan. came III
cstl>icu " It'll III" u ir' PENN ulr and oriental
mail -trtrIv- 70. r.,-tt.'v,' aud -unk am Il in
-tantly. " Tia the IOe> nr.riy all Ulcers and
the greater part - her m-n; art whereas tn.
Navy Der aTtuiert haSbrcn nnsi'l-, in answer {" u
r-9ueSt e the HONE ~ rvrrr>- tat We. TO com
n,ntcafe any detailed OF satisfactory inf .u,sti,n
ten, hing III" circumstances fhs hiss beyond iis
Extent AM the number ote,su ,iti =; an.i ~h.rra
s-p..rs that M full and impartial ard ss,tis-
f'c;oEy investigation ha. b-.'r n de into the
osu-.- ~ tire di--tcr. in . the conduct OF the
parties i'm lie tied Ia il Th.pf,r-,
he Il resolved Nv the Senate and Uouse cf
Representatives at the United Stat-snf America in
Congress 49,. mild. That The s cr-tsrv II IA.
Navy shalt. with the lea, pric,itable delay,
order An inquiry go he mate info the piIticulir>
II the l,>s OF ssi INIT 4 Statas steamer r'rei'.
and e her o..ircr- aBd n. including the sGb-e-
iusnt ron'iuci nf the captain 81 the steamer
- 'tomhay.' with view To ascertain the rcspon>i
biify 'or the col i>iou v xch she was,l--,roy. a.
and tor the de- tTuct N e If which Attended the
CATASTROPHE, and make report uf the same To
Congress.
trr-or-d A-riI :. 1870.
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fpuhlic-No Ell

An acs prcsc' hing the dutv ef the Secretary .
the Treasury il certain cases therein named.
Be 10 enacted hv The =. snd House II Pep-
re~ent.tIv-- IF the United States Il Am. r,ca IN
csns---- assembled. That wh-peves any State
snsll have t-sn. " may lie. in def.ut in tie paw
n-nr e interest or rrin' ipsl an investments in
>suk> cr h~r'i> i>>uet gusrNrteed by rnch
>fst- ac-i he'd hv 81, United States IN must il
81 II - the ;u-y & tie SECRETARY Il she Treasury
9 retain the wh.Ae. u,m Thereof ~ n,.y
he necessary Il .ny moneys due On any account
fro.i the tnisef Stale II ~u-h st .te e., at
ply the ,an'e Q" TIE IayT-nt II n principal and
Interest, or either, To he reimbsr>. menf. ith
Interest thereon, az moneys advanced BY the
United >tsf~s on account Of interest due IN such
d ~k. ~ b ,nds.
approved, March 3, 1870.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-14
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2l, 1870.

To nominate candidates Cor the follow ing offices
to wit: Governor, Lieutenant Governor, kepre-
sentative in Congress. Justice Of the supreme
Court, Secretary of State, Attorney General.
Treasurer o: state, Controller of State Surveyor
General. upeTinienLent of Public Il>fruction
state Mineral gist, and Clerh OF Supreme Court:
and the transaction Of such other business AS shalt
properly come before said Convention.
TN motion, Resolved, That each county be en-
titled TO one Delegate at large. one f.. each
hundred tl0Ol votes, and one for each fraction
fifty t50) cat Tor the Republican Presidential
Electors AT the election of l,,S.
On motion, Resolved, That recommend to
the several County { MT al Committees that TIL
Primary Election Of Delegates to both State and
County Conventions he held the 18th day OF
Septt mbrr. $50 and that ut sad election DEL
egation be elected t. the It Convention and one
delegation to :he County Convention.
on melton, Resolved, That voter at the Union
Republican Primaries Shal possess the II, w'ng
qualifications: lie shalI be citizen Of the United
States and OF the State of Nevada; he shah at tn.
time of voting at the Primaries be qualified
electer AMI registered ter If the Precinct IN
which he offers t. vote: he shall have voted the
Union Republican ticket. State and National 1T
the General Election # Nov mter, 4. D. 1865,
or would hay~ done - had it lie = possible to vote;
he shrH s"lemnlv pir.ige hm~e f 10 vote for the
nominees IT the Union Republican party at the
General Election in November, A. b. $50.
Resolved. That erurnneui To ihe several
County Central Committees that an The day Of the
Primary Election FIR Delegates to the several
ven ions. the people be requested to express tnsir
preference Il the cand da f,r the several offices,
state and County, by a direct vote.
Delegates are alpJi toned 70 the several Counties
a. follows:
Churchill
Doug las ...... .......
'i'"""'
~ IN .
Lander ii
Lincoln
y y . !
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NOTICE
To All Owners of Lots In
Dayton. Lyon County.
NcV0dL u.
One Year In which 10 File y00r
Claims,
From JC11y7th.1 1870

\'OTICE Is HE EBY GIVEN 1HtT !. WILL
y LIAM HAYDoN. Judge If the fonrih Judi-
cill III If the Sta- OF Nevada, ~ Trustee for
the ~ property in Dayton, Lyon county,
Nevada. under an A of Congress entitled . An
Act r the relief Of the i,.issbitsnts Of Cities
and Towns npon the inbic Lsnds,' aP-
y uvei uarch =, 1867. have received a Patent
from the United states T the east b III the south
eas' quarter f the nnrh~rst qnarter and the east
htlf IT the -outh~e>; lu after If section twenty
three; the northeast .iu .rter IL the northwest
quarter and the northeast quarter of section
twenty six. aud the southwest quAI ter { secti n
TWEEN y-E.ur and the hthw.st quarter Of the
uIihw-st quarter Il section twenty i've in Town
ship sixteen, north Of Rsnc- twenty "ne (2i east.
i. the District of lands subject t. sale Carson
Cry. Nevada. containing right huni, ed and forty
arr-s. Patert dated May 10th. 1870. And all
persons owning hts or parcels Of ground in said
tow site must within year alter the first
publication Of this notice is with me. At ny Once
i" isvr"n. Lyon county Nevada awritten descrip
ton and claim of thei q Il land ow ned or claimed
hy tn. they will be rev~r barred II any RICH
or Interest in Law equity in tn such lots
parcels e &. ound ss remain aimed af, er II
exi irati..n Of such p RI 4 II enc wear.
WILLIAM UAYOON,
District Judge. = mrth Judicial d strict, Nevada,
Trustee
July eth. 1870. jv7 1aw-1Ow
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Steamer on Lake Tahoe.

THE STEAMER hNER aLD. 49,
] having been thoroughly a TED, G-sxssI@
s d r~Tssir~d rre--ls hr the sccn.n. 4 .ii'n q
passengers. will male regular trips 80 EIlews.
Lave TAHOE CITY fr the GLENBROOK
II 'u>E every sU>b Y. rUi sDAY. THURSDAY
and "a URrAY, at "a. and 2 P. n. Re.
turning leave ths Glenbsook lloass - II 4. u.
AM ~.
Mondays, Wednesdays sWd 2, idays The steamer
csn BE- chartered BY exrsr~ioW psrsies.
fos further infsrnasis apply toCsptais Nackin
Do bossd.
Tshos City. August n, 1870. as7l-la
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At meeting Ct the Democratic Central Com
mittee Of u.msby county. held in Cars n CITY,
August Il, 1871, the f,llowing proceedings were
had
Let 1t was resolved that a County Convention Of
,he Democratic Party Of trmsby County be
he'll a. Carson City,
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Trublic-No- IL

An Ae. decisrin. the cons ruciiaa Of An act to
inctrIl Hafe tte National Tb logical Inst TUT. -
approved Nav tenth. eighfe hundred ard
sixfy->iN anil aisr :. An act t. amend act
entitled! An ret To- inc ri,,rtfe tie 'ti.ual
Ih-oI ,:,icaI Institute an .n define ard extsEi
the powers of the sme'" apr we'd March
s-coni Eighteen hundred and six SEVEN
Whereas an at to incarp rate the National
rheoisg cal insiiinte, aP rovei VI Ten. eighteen
hundred and ,iNty SIX. arr' alsr ast To- 'ieine
AMI extend the t,wcrs of thu s,sI-. approved
Nueh --co,pi. .i.n' cen hun-n.i ard sixty sew. N.
Sds Ihsv-i been ~c.n-tru-i by an stt-n,ti To
rem the seat Of Iis .perattns tn n distant
l.a.ity, u direct c,sntTtsentipu IL SAID sct- !; and
whereas she f. lJ~iug nsin-i per-.' = J,~si, - 4.
Lewis. Edmut-si Iurn-y- J',tlu :. Poi r. q aries
II Nor e. William r. Jnhns,n Linis,y Mn e.
williaut Nelson. t;e'rce p. Mcclellan. Clement
Robins N. Ge. g- u. C,n lI,n. :. Al, ind-r, U.
u. Hutch n. W. T. Wi-ssit. $ l.. ris,ey. CON
tinue 10 -N-rci- their functions the executive
COMMITTEE. by the rutncri e ss,ii cnrpE alton
al its seat Il oIr-Ta.i wiihiu the ,ail M-tr c.
e CoiuIn,u,. acc,I!ing - the m;rntE n f sail
act. Now. there p's.
he il .utcg-sI Iy tia. Senate an ] House # Es -
resent dives f TIA. United STATE Il snierf,t IN
Congress a s-nibi- Tn y rhe s-at # .r rattor.s ui
the National th.-,,si. ii In~;itnre mi University
inc rpnr,r-,l nnirr tn. a approved Way ienth,
t-h,-sn bunnr-i ami ~axTy--iS. Which act was
suef.l.d sni sNt-,..ei ly the set If March
second eighteen huu.ir.-l md -tytv--.y.n shslI
t. amt the -am. - her by. i"~sr-o hin the
city u sshin-tun. ia the rl>;r CT If 1lu'uhE.:
- construed n to pse,eat sail tp .rsii fr,,m
esf,bi>hing sa.ch lr uc e. wih-ut the UNITS of
.aii uiS;ri.t y Ili ' h. u su lrisel by law.
Appr .v.,l. Ar Il - TO
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wheeler M .snk C.. pasy.-Lsea.

" heller n Ming Con
ton 4 Walks: Pine Grye. Is neraldi County,
Notice is hereby ven. that at = meeting u the
Trustees ii said Company, held IN the 18th 1
August, ls.o, an assessment II ftv (50) cents per
share wns lesi~d upon Tho capital stock u said
Company, pay stle Immediately. in Unite St,ies
= II cn;n. IA the Secretary. at The "fice Il the
c'n.puy. Pier II stewart street, san fr.ncisco.
Any sack upon which said assessment shall
main unpaid IN the 3o'h Il september $50, shall
he i.emei delinquent, aud wil be duly advertised
for sale at public ation and unless pa meht shall
he m sle before. will be 81 ii on ruUkSUAY, the
2rrh dsv IL UCt' Der $50, to pay the said dein
Iurnt assessment, together with Gusts # adverti-
sing and exp.ns Il the sale.
oihce Pier II Stewart street. San Francisco,
Cal 81 EDW'D y. BENT
anSS-d secretary.
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N OIL c E.

DAITTEs HsvIra ACCOUNTS AGAINST
] the V. 4 T. X u C" ere requested Z" pre-
ssn' them at ofiie Of the Com,Anv by the LIST
# the mouth fl,ow:ng that in which they have
accrued.
IT, ~ YERINGrOS. Superintendent.
Iune IS $50.