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uORATKO KING, ATTORNEY,
$40 II STREET. WASHINGTON, D. o.
Agent fer Patents, Pensions, Bounties, and all
Othaf Claims against tina Government

Agent fer Patents, Pensions, Bounties, and all
other Claims against the Government
PATENTS-Domestic aod Foreign, obtained ct
usual rates; Reissues prepared; Patent Law BUSH
ness, lnterfersuees, ETC., attended to.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. furnished, and claims
promptly prosecuted on receipt Of application and
proof Pension Arrears, payable in this city, duly
collected.
Bounty Land. Indian Depreciation, Soldiers
Bounty and Arrears and Internal Revenue Oialms
OFFlOERs ACCOUNTS speedily adjusted. an
QUARTERMAsTER AND COMMIssARY
CLAIM >-snd all other claims. whether against tne
War Navy. Treasury, Postotice, or Interior Depart
ment or 70 be presented to Congress or before 'ns
Court of Claims carefully attended to ,rryv
MAIL CONTRACTORS AND POsTM AsIE A9Os.
will find 1t for their interest to secure MS serVioes
Ia this connection he may be excused iol reinalk
ing that he held the efce of First Assistant 5ost
master General for several years, retiring POST.
master General, March. lsol-since when ne mas
been constantly engaged in the prsctlce OF nus
present business, and consequently Is iaminar wtn
the mode of proceedings IN al the Ospaf1"en'so
the Government. ,,,u,rrxrc .. 50.
vv;th ATTORNEYS for Claims or Patents throughout
the country on mutually satisfactory terms my0
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Fritz. Emmett has promised to be as funny
as he knows how for Alice Crey's benefit to-
night. at the st. Chaxlea.
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This celebrated Bitter is preservatve sga;ns,
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RECEIPTS UF PRODUCE,
STEAMSHIPS.

FOR NEW YORK.
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE.
~Ssxs, The steamship
sESsstiills.sssSsSaSS. 6HE RMAN,
MINER B. CRowELI, Commander,
Will leave her wharf, foot of Jefferson street. on
THURSDAY, March 81. st A. 81.
This steamer has superior accommodations for
passengers.
Cabin Passage. .....-....--,...... &5o.
GteeraHe Passage. ED.
Bills of lading signed through to Liverpool. Glas
gov and Bremen.
For freight or passage. apply TO
Low LUDWIGSEN.
rh9s 100 Common street
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MISCELLANEOUS:

no SAVE LABOR
L INSURE LARGE CROPS
Tia Storms Raw BONE SUPER-PHOSfnAIA
and FINE GROUND BONE. tho great Hefuns@
LOUIS STERN BROS. manuaacsurerss ONO. no
eOhartres street. New Orleans. Aoulsasns.
Black Of all grades constantly on hand. BOW
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RED RIVER.

For Shreveport and Je6er-
Le4nk son-The frst-olass passenger packet
DORA,
p. O. MONTGOMERY Master. JOHN JOHNSON. CLERK.
Leaves MONDAY, March %, att P. NJ. for above
and way landings. mh26
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h For 1t. Louis Cairo Mem
Iphis. the Bends, Vicksburg. Nstchez,
Baton Rouge and all intermediate landings-The
fine and fsst steamer
COLUMBIAN,
VIM, BARNES Master d. O. ADAMS. Clerk.
Leaves MONDAY March D. at S P. NJ.
Now receiving at foot of Girod street.
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ST. LOUIS.
-. n For st. Louis. Cairo, Mem
q = bphis, the Bends, Vicksburg, Natchez
Baton Rouge. and all intermediate landings
The mammoth passenger steamer
THOMPSON DEAN,
j. Il. PEPPER Master. N. b. FOWLER. Clerk.
Leaves TUESDAY. March %. at p. NJ. giving
particular attention to way business. mh26
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LOUISVILLE.

- - For Louisville, Evansvlile.
Psducah, Cairo. Memphis. the Bends.
Vicksburg NAtchez Baton Rouge, and all inter-
mediate iandngs-The favorte steamer
INDIANA.
r. e. NEAL Master; CHARLES MILLER. CLERK.
Leaves TUESDAY. March %. at s F. NJ, giving
particular attention to plantation and way business
mh26
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-27

BY NELLY MAcKAY HUTCHINSON.
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allegiance, as Aladdin was forced to
bow the genius of the wonderful lamp.
There are workers, and they not few,
who, becoming infected by the spirit of the
incapables, blush for their virtues, and are
abashed that sthey are useful. Ashamed OF
Calloused hands and sunburned brows!
Away with the false self estimate! TO you,
and such as you, it is, that the world owes
all that it is or has that is good or great.
You are the kings and queens of earth. At
you nod the ball of manufactures and com.
merce rolls on; by your skill are enlarged
and directed the capabilities of the body
and the soul; toilers of head, or toilers of
hand, your mission is one, harmonious and
ipdivisible, to promote the happiness and
advance the welfare of the human race. BY
your faithfUlness, each one in his sphere,
we gain all things; by your detection, all is
lost.
'But,r timorous toiler murmVrs, II do
not shrink from work, but my present en-
pioyment is not to my mind, and l am
ashamed of my occupation" If it is essen
TALLY shameful, abandon it at once. Better
risk starvation Of body than pollution OF the
soul; but if it is false pride which raises
your blush, rather stay in it, and like hero
conquer your pride.
Was not Arkwright. the inventor of the
spinning ginny, poor barber? Hugh
Miller, the geologist, read the poetry OF
creation in the stones he shaped from the
quarry Our own Harry Clay was the ''mill
bow of the Slashes." In fact, do not
great achievers more frequently spring
from the humber rather than the more ex-
allied stations of life! Labor gives vigor to
the body, and the mind is essentially toned
by the physical status, go that where the
neryele g son Of ease sinks back exhausted,
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SAILING from New York EVERY SATURDAY.
The Steamship
UNITED STATES,
A. BLANCHARD, Commander.
win leave her wharf. foot of Jefferson street, on
SATURDAY. April2. at P. Nj.
These steamers have superior accommodations
for passengers
Cabin Passage. .......,-.....''..'.,......SS
Steerage Pasoa ge.- -.-..-.~-..''.-.s''- 70
Bills of .adrg signed through TO Liverpool, Gias-
gov and Bremen.
Low l. LUDWIGSEN,
No. l2e Common street,
The steamship Mississippi VIII follow the United
States. leaving OF SATURDAY April 8, at p. ID.
oc2l LIZ
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-24

THE Wharf.-The French people, it must be
admitted have made a stouter resistance to the
enemy than the Empire. In a month from
the firing of the first shot at Saarbruck, the
Empire surrendered No nation was ever in n
more hopeless condition than the French on
the I'd of September. Tho army upon which
they had been taught to rely for the defense oi
France, was broken in pieces, shut up within
fortified and besieged cities, powerless to assist
in the national defense, and there were not less
than eight hundred thousand armed German.
ON its soil, flushed with victory, and demand
ing 10 be led 10 The Capital, which il was as
sanled, would yield TO the conquerors after
short resistance. Yet within the time that hui
elapsed the people of France have been armed
new armi,s have been raised, and such lornida
Lle resistance has been made that The Prussani
have made little material progress in the con
quest of the country.
The French are fighting with vigor betwcei
Orleans and Tours Prince Frederick Charlie
has all that he wants to do The blood shc'
in the contests between his army aud that o
the French, on the LONE, has been terrible
The task Of Frederick Charles Is To preyen
the French army of the Loire from raising th,
siege Of Paris. II he should be so hard press
ed as TO make ii necessary for the Crow
Prince to march 10 his relief Trochu's time Il
break the lines OF the besiegcrs of Paris woult
have come. Apparently the Germans in North
eTn France have been Withdrawn to reintorc
either the army around Paris or that slrugglin,
on the Loire. The Germans are in eXpcch
ton OF n vigorous srrtie from Paris The Who'll
situation is critical, with the chances Of ulti
mate success sill largely In favor OF the Ger
mans though when we see the progress OF th
French toward getting their real force int
the tieldswi,h.n a month, We must admit thei
their case Is not hopeless. That lhey are nov
more than three months after the surrender u
Napoleon, and two months niier the cupitnla
iion of Bszaine, still In the field, holding Pdri
and fighting on the Loire shows that there ar
latent pewers and energies that are anythin,
but contemplibIe, and which the fortunes q
wal may attend with at least a measure, If no
with decided success
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-24
WEEKLY TELEGRAPH
AsHTABULA. OHIO.
Saturday Morning, Dec. "a, 1870.

- =
tB- The Prussiane are concentrating at
Yveto, Cor sn attack on Havre
EEBordesux dispatches say the Prussians
are re,reating from the bpire.
4 EE-Russis thinks Prussia Justified in annex
ing Luxemburg, u the latter government has
violated treaty s,ipuiahons Tna~
tE-Qoeen Victoria now has nineerNad sons
end eight granddaughter Five of her own
children are still unmarried.
tE- The resolution inpcschins Governor
Holden, OF N. c., of high crimes and misde-
mesuots in Office, has been reported by the judi
ciary Committee. and passed the Honsc BY
vote Of sixty 20 toriy.threc.
tE-Tbe Methodists are about completing a
college la San francisco. for the Chinese, and
the l'reshy ytcrisns also have one in view,
which will do muchs toward providing them
with further privileges in this direction
CE-It appears tha, since the French Empc-
rors oxile his health has been improving, and
he is described by recent "intervie wer' as In
hetter condition than at any other time for
years past.
CE~The nomination Of th. Hon. A. II. Con-
nor. Of Indianapolis, 70 no Governor Of Idaho,
is graceful recognition OF the services Of the
Indianapolis journal in espousing the cause of
the McGarrshsn party
kE- Some time ago Brigham Young was as
sessed, as trustee of the Mormon fund, for an
income lax of $39,559 to which the penalty
was added He appealed the case, and it has
been decided by the department that be mus,
pay the tax. but the penalty has been remitted
tB-Some Eastern men who wished to remit
money TO the West and South have been try.
ing to getii done free. Their plan was ,c
buy up muiilsied currency, send it 10 Wash
ington fnr redemption, and order the new
money sent to other persons The Treasury
Department has refused to allow this.
yE-The Hartford Iost says that an sctioI
has been commenced by Anna VI Buell. relic
of the late Jrptha c. BurIi OF Cleveland
against the Connecticut Mutual Life Insuranc,
COMPANY for $4,000. MIR Buell. was insured
10 three other companies for $4,000 encl
making a total insurance nf $4,000. Three
of the companies do not insure against suicide
and have combined is the defense against th.
suit.
tB-The Indian Territory promises soon Il
become one In fact and form as well as name
The eemicviliZrd Chuctaws. Cherokers, anC
other tribes concentrated in that district, mr.
engaged at this time in forming a Territorial
Government, and are TO ask admission to tn
. Union as IA State The condition of Ties
tribes, socially and industrially, has great,
improved Of late, and, under good Terrtoria
Government, they ought TO soon become wer
thy citizens Of The republic
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Prom the Warren 'hrO.icle.
Another Great Railroad Project.

The present rOates OF transit between the
seabosrd and Mississippi Valley are not rs
short and direc, as tho Interests OF commerce
seen 20 delntnd. hence u srestAi Line road
10 proposed 10 he Dlllt Nc .hilg less than an.
other grand trunk line frnm NV York 10 con-
heci with the Union Pacific road az Council
Bluff The Pittsburgh CsmRtreial s'ys ,--'
The parties inauguraling lhis project have
ample capital. and represent new combina-
tion of railroad interests, tina, has not hitherto
had hand In the compilition from New York
80 the vest They have control of lle Iran.
ehiAes and charters of lines directly west Iroln
iks metropolis through New York and Penn
sylgaala Va Akron. Ohio. aud also have similar
rights in Western Ohio, Indiana and Illinois,
This IL a straight waY-route, leaving Chi-
cag0, Toledo and Cleveland TO the one hand
and Pittsburgh on the other, rs beneath It's
notice II viii be She shoElesi, possible line
fcom the commercial Hetroplis OF the nation
10 the Pacific, and win save al least iSo hu :
dred miler over any line between New Jersey
and Ban Francisco, and thus will become IN,
great cenirsi artery Of this natious traffic, bui
highway Of the world, q main channel oi
lhs gigantic trade between the patons Of Asia
and Europe For local lrsdc, il would CON
irei the oll regions Of one State, and The hci
agricultural Tegioas Of tour"
An afr lIAe ffow New York TO omahl oi
couReiI Bluffs, would bring This great inierna
tional Foad through TyanbplI county. apS
would probably include the A. h q, w. line
although Il j. stated that the oia Clinton Al
l.ils. which asses through the noF,heFn par
pf ,Iiis couniy-- Hudson, Parkn,An. fia --ar
included IL slss Fonts.
-.,7r -----------. -. az 81
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-24

tB-The suggestion Of Queen Victoria thata
suitable dowry for the Princess Louise, about
TO be welded to the Marquis of Iornc, should
he provided ont of the public funds, has
awakened vigorous protest from some of the
liberals of London. This found utierance at n
large meeting in that city. on Saturday night
last, whereat there was good deal of plain
speaking to the effect that with 1877 900 suffer
ing paupers in London alone, the royal mother,
with her 100000 year, would do well TO
endow her ewn children. The Princess Louise
has already taken one step toward popularity
by marrying the man she loved outside The
royal line let her now take another by declin-
ing n government dowry.
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no Consumtives.- .--Tha advertscr. having b

10 COnsumtives.--rha advertiser. having been
permanently cured OF TINT dread disease Consumption.
by simple remedy. is anxious TO make kncwn to his
fellow sufferers the means of cure To all who desire il
he will send copy Of the prescription used 0rce OF
chargc) with the directions for preparing and using the
eame, which they will nnd sure cure for Consumption
Asthn.. Bronchitis. sc.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address,
REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
lys7 l65 So. Second ST. Wlliamsburgh, n. Y
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ALABAMA CLAIMs.--We are informed that the most
persistent unyelding Of The private citizens who have
Clums Va the British Government arc Or, j. G. AVER
q Co., OF Lowell Mass, the manufacturers of medi-
Cines. They will consent to nothing less than that
their demand for medicines destroyed by the British pi-
shall he paid In gold and In dollars TO the last cent
They are embuldened by the fact hat the distraction of
their goods by the English In China and elsewhere or
where not that ronblesn nation tramping upon
somebody y have hitherto hecn paid In full, and they
now say that they shall he. They however, propose
this cOmpromse-Giye us Canada and we will II Il;
even because we can then send our remedies there
without duty Washington NS,rs. L
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-24

Or. VIM. HALLS Balsana.- EAery intelligent
man who is suffering from CONSUMPTION,
any disease OF the Throat or Lungs and wishes to
find the best remedy. will he amply repaid for examin-
ing the certificates and ofereemed citizens.
atestng the efficacy Of DIR. VIM. HalBs Baisam ;
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Errnrr OF Youth,-A Gel

Errors OF YOUTH Gentleman who has siner-
ed for years from Nervous Debility Premature Decay
aud ali the effect Of youthful ndercretion will for the
sake of suffering humanity. send free to all who need il
the receipt and direction for making the simple remedy
by which he cured Suf rers Wishing to profit by
the advertisers experience do by nd dressing i'll
perfect confidence, To JOHN Il. OGDEN,
b2SI 42 Cedar Street n. Y.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-24
North Missouri Lands
FOR SALE
BY TIE
Hannibal and St. Joseph
II. II. COMPANY.

A BOUT l25,OOO Acres of the Finest
n Farming and Grazing Land in the United States,
TOT san AT low prices and very easy hus eus-
h!nkan industrious man with email capital TO pay for
MS iahd with money earned from it. I.' I.....
ssouri Is not too far west to be at great distance
rom markets its Railroad facilities great sHd
stanly increasing the climate Is splendid and good
crops are almost certainty while the numerous thry
ing lowhs aud cfies sprngng Up ON every hand attest
beyond doubt thal the blight of slavery has been effect
uaiy dissipated and that Eastern and Eastern cap
tai are doing their perfect work,
OUR LANDS DEFY COMPETITION. ,
-r, for 'Ull descriptive Circulars and Sectional Maps
enClonnB JOets anu stating what PAPER you THIS III
- EDWAi.D NlLDklt
y Land commissioning. HANNIBAL. No.
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Truth and plsnllpeas ere two qualities Thai
win carry you ihFaagh she wAFId much better
eIss dsyisad 20 conceal OF myssky dsyLslIeRs
~-- sAs suetrhf iIns
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-24

-H4S~~A lolls contamination until
they We're painfully aiilclips, have been radically
tOn OF tho country, that the public Icaicey need TO
be Informed of its virtues or uses, ., .i...
Smofulous poison Is one of the most dcstHictive
enemies of our race. onen, this unseen and wniClt
tenant qf the organism npdernlines ue con, nntion,
ndlnVes the attack OF entcehling fatal diseases,
without exciting suspicion ofits prcsenee. Again,
Il seems 10 breed infection throughout the body gnd
then, on some fav v5Tabh necasion, RAPIDLY ,lCyClop
into one or other " lts hileppS forms, either On the
surface or among the Niials. In the latter tuhcr-
cles may be suddenly deposited In the lungs or
heart, or tu,nors formed In the liver or il shows
It's pFestace by eruptons on the skin on hl ulcer
n,iIns ON sono pAri OF the body, Hence the oce9-
tional Use Of h6 tile of this karsaJ ariIa is El-
vlsablc, even when no active symptoms of dh htatc
Hppear Persons anetc,l with thcifolowmg com.
length, cure, by thc use OF this SAEEAPARJL-
II; ~, imssns,s Ercs Req O. ErHsiIclcs'
Ssrs EBss, Aeps Ears, end other enliions or
visible iorms Of NeIoJ1Io"s disease. Al.o IN the
more concealed forms, as nEsncI''., DrGl e.
nnd the various t7ccroWs affections of tile muscu.
lar and nervous sysieme.
arc cured by II, though aloiT liIneis r,ipircA 0T
tnhduing these obstinate ma glVlles M any me.ieine
lhlt long continued use of ilils medicine VIII ruTe
the sopl Iaini. Lryes~risaer % hbcs, ficrjpe
I,,y"td"ns a snI tr,gtS TssfS,'s; are Gc y.
lions for each are fpnnd IN our Almanac ~ mp
piled gratis. RhrUm sfisss and Gawf, v hCn
SUS IL tSc biScS, x seiS S@ctE % X, as sSS Sssr
CompIdiais. forpf,tim. ceaf, ssies or j,'I sNs-
S,srifon Of tire LireF. and J9WHdice. whep 81 irE
A t,,ry 0Icn ,ln, iron, the ranknR poisohs irttc
blrod. fhlsi SlPs,tp pARfkh4 Is q great IL
s.cror hr ihe ',renaIh ;ga s'scr g The .s.'n.
isie,,f. sI~spIrss. Aad trellsa with kesgees .fp-
gssAS,,a e .c,s o sSE MN g eTa ne SasSlGas sslSis
rclief and ssnynslug rviatnee af iss FetIoraiiys
poscr upQp triRk ..,.,.sl katsfff \.
.,les, BEgF ARFlns RsNs 81 sisd'
sA-, = g, AYES a 60. zs~ss', sse..i
srssss4s e~sg s~ssssss.s eAs-sss,S
soip ny Al iSI.spsfs ,.vSRl'wSuxE
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Office Of Tue SMITH MINNIE CO.,
AShtdbulG, o., Nor, 25fh, 1870.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the An
L nual Meeting OF the Stockholders of the Silas G.
smith Iron Mining Company, Of Lake Superior, Mich.
will he held at the Office OF sails, Company IN the Village
OF Ashtahula In the Staeor Uho on Monday, the 2nd
day of january next, at eleven O'Clock 10 then and
thore elect Directors of said Company for the ensuing
..- ..f......I ...i.. s.. C, SMITH, President.
MENRY FASsETT Secretary. bt9a
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-24
LOCAL NOTICES.
Brevity of Life

DECEMBER.-The Brevity of Life.
lis not for man 10 trAe, lfe is brief, .'
Our ngc IL but the falling of leaf
We have no time 10 sport away the hours,
All must be earnest in world Ike Ours.
Not many lives, hut one have ....
How sacred should that one he, ..
And still how many fltt.r away their liYee. unable to
I'LL any uscul purpose, because some lingering disease
units them for it, and they neglect refuse 10 usc the
remedies within their reach tod in his wonderful
rangcmen of nature has provided antdOte for all the
ills that human flesh Is heir and by the aid of science
the medicinal virtues Of certain herbs, and harks
has been combined, and the result IL known all
the civilized world as MlSllLERS HERB BIT
1EkS. 1t thoroughly purihes the blood inviso ntes the
nervous 1bcrs elGyaes the standard of all the vital for
and susains healthul tone Of the entire hn-
organization Sold by all druggists and dealers DR..
4, b. IiArtman & Co. Props Lancaster, Pa, n 4ta2
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOoD.
The renutntion dis ey

The reputhIloh tills cN-
cellent hiesilcine ENJOYS,
Is derived nonl lis cures,
many OF which are truly
marvellous, lnyetcrate
cases of Scroilllous Ills.
case, wherel the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have beon
purified and cured by il.
ScrOilllous affections aud
disorders ,whiehMcrc ag.
grayatcd by the scrolu;
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-24

! L(sASIi FOR PRQpuCE.T7sireSer /. a
.sa.. ssss e. ss ~ sfSss as.
y. .s S,sss y ssss r.. ssss 2 w i
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-24

California is supposed To contain not far
from 81 600 Cinnamon, of whom little more
than 1000 are in the city of San Francisco.
These figures show a considerable decrease
from those of the previous year, nnd indicate
that the thousands arriving on the Pacific
shore are beginning to find their way inland
though as stated recently in this paper, bu'
comparatively few have as yet passed east OF
the lto cky Mountains