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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-01-15
NOTICE.

L HE Partnership heretofore existing
onder the name OF Russefl a Farrngton in the manu-.
hclure OF Brick aud Tile Is this day dissolved bv mu-
tuul consent GEo. RUSSELL.
Ashtabula, jan. 1, 20. s. III FknHINoroN
The business will he conducted under the name Of
russell Son, aud the business OF the old firm will be
closed up by Geo Russell All those indebted by book
ate settlement -. - --..-.I
good stock Of both Tile and Brick may be found at
the yard which will be kept full and sufficient to meet
all orders.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-01-15
III M
RAILROAD NOTICE.!

"A Great Chance for poor people to get n
hOme payments made easy. as follows \ down, and
the balance when the cars run on Southern Railroad
"ut Of Ashtabua, interest annually will sell 81 good
building lots IN tie village, with new house and
barn it, and brick house Depot and acre adOin-
ing Samuel w. Humphrey the west, the north by
Depot grounds and the of the street
log of good land about 100 rods of Depot
well situated and blocked out for 20 good building lots
and mapped, and at harbor Lake Street. and
80 acres in Denmark the old turnpike miles south
of Keloggsyille house, barn and orchard grated fruit
120 acres IN Indiana, and horses. buggies horse
wagon, single wagon, 2cuters, and harnesses All
those indebted to me want them come and pay me
and cost, for intend to stay till ride south
on the cars mean just what say ID. W. GARY.
Ashtabua, o., Jan. 3, 1870. 1y1O45
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"UNQUEsTIoNABLY THE BEST SUSTAINED
WORK OF THE KIND IN THE WORLD"
Hdrper's Mdgdzane.

HARPER's MAGAZINE, apart. from the aluStIu-
Hons, cOntltns from ttty to one hundred per cent.
n,ore matter Mdn any Stmilar periOdicdt issued
IN tie EngliSh language.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-01-15
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK,

Hoos-Du and lower at 81 90 to 50 90 for light 50 2S
TO o 10 for good to choice.
cArrLE-Duli and weak at 81 be to s5 rs for common
cows to fair steers 50 ~ to 80 for fair choice ship
ping becves
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-01-15
FREE TO BOOK AGENTS.

w will send handsome prospectus Of
our NEWLY ILLUSTRATED FAMILY BIBLE to any
Book Agent free Of charge. Address NATIONAL Pun
LlSIING CO., Philadelphia Pa, Chicago, Ills or st.
Louis, Mo. 4w1O46
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-01-15
FARMERS HELPER

pHOWS HOW TO DOUBLE THE PROF.
ITS OF THE FARM, and how farmers and their sons
each make 8 90 Per Month in Winter, 10000
copies will be mailed free to farmers. Send name and
address to ZEIGLER, MCCURDY Il CO,
4wI046 Cincinnati, Ohio.
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UNI VERSA ISM.

Il HE STAR IN THE WEST, Cincinnati,
o. is the old established Western Universast newspa.
per- II gives current religious and secular news and Is
bright and cheerful home visitor Eight large pages
reading matter, giving something for everybody ~ No
other paper needed In the famiyl Send $3.50. and
get It one year. Specimens free. Premiums sub
scribers. Clubs wanted. Address, WILLIAMSON s.
CANTWELL, Cincinnati, o. 4w10i6
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-01-15
DISSOLUTION.

i HE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore ex.
listing under the name Of Wright Sturtevant. in the
cd by mutual consent, M. w. WRIGHT.
Kingsyille, Jan. 1, 1870. J.J. STURTEvANT.
For the present Mr. Wright will retain the Agency Of
the Etna Fire and 6tna Life Insurance Co.'S. And
Mr. Surtevant will retain the Agency for the Hartford
Fire Ine. Co.. Hume Ins Co. Of New Haven, Ct, Home
Insurance CO. of Columbus, o., and Security Insurance
Co.. OF New York. 1Ol5tf
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-01-15

OMITH & GILKEY, have decided 10
offer their ENTIRE STOCK at a Great Reduction for
CASH, to accomplish that object.
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Il was cured of deafness and CatarTh by o
simple remedy and will send the receipt free. .- .-
bMIOlH MRS. NJ. c. LEGGETT, HobOken. N ].
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Instructions were issued from the
Navy Department on the 9Th for an ex-
pedition, under charge of Captain Self
ridge, to survey the route for n canal
acress the Isthmus of Darien, to sail on
the goth instant from New York In
expectation that during tie survey
trouble from the IndionS will be encoun
tered, number of suitable presents
have been purchased to be distributed
among them.
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-01-15

OHURCH SHED FOR SALE.-A Shed at
the Episcopal Church is offered for sale. Enquire at
this Office 3w1O4it
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-01-15

The monthly report of the Department
of Agricultural for December contains
articles on the Southern fairs, statistics
Of cotton manufacture and beet sugar
manufacture in this country fish culture
American sumac; the agricultural re-
sources Of Colorado and New Mexico,
and the comparative statictics Of Euro
pean agriculture. An analysis of Vir-
ginia sumac proves its decided superior
ity over the best Sicilian. The informa-
tion concerning the agricultural capabili-
ties of the Rocky Mountain region is full
and valuable.
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M u - TC.
WILLIAM HUMPHREY
WANTS TO SELL.

Il N order to change his business, and will sell
for what II will fetch the following propeuyl7 acres
81 land In the Tappan Bakslee farm 70 scres north
az the slatioa about 80 south OF depot including
the u b. ScoVille property where live with
TWO new, with pohs or shafts open ,bugyles ex-
lTess wagon one horse wagons I double, and one
die smowers, together with all 0f my farming tools
800 worth OF Boots aud Shoes $3.50 worth OF Stone
Shaded, Hardware, Dry Goods and Groceries IL bar
rels of Cider Vinegar 20 OF wood land, in Ply
mouth together with lot OF secoRA hand timber aud
ware house, dwelling house, water lots aud vacant lots
az the lar6or also the Murray property Prospect
street. Also one acre Lake Street. well set With
matt would like TO leave town by the hTst OF March
rent ID. VIVA HUMPHREY
Ashtabula, Bec 1862 swio,s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-01-15

J JUSTICES OFFICE. o. Fisher,
Esq will be found at his Once in Smiths lew brick
block at the store OF Messrs Bxby Crosby where he
il prepared to attend promptly 10 any ocal business
He has also, the Agency Of the SUN FIRE INSUR-
ANCk COMPANY. the FRANKLIN FIRE INsUR-
ANCE COMPANY, and the OLD HARTFORD FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY, and will be pleased to share
the Insurance business OF the vicinity.
Ashtabula, January 8. 1870. 1O4
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Dry Goods Panic /!
PRICES REDUCED TO CLOSE OUT
WINTER GOODS!

Preparatory to taking account Of Stock
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-01-15

l. HE MAGIC COMB will change any
coOredh air or beard to permanent black or brown
1t tontains no poison Any one can us~h One sent by
mail for 81. Address
smi4ii MAGIC COMB CO., Springfield, Mass.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-01-15

Y INEGAR.-How made in 10 hours
without drugs. For Circulars address L. SAGE, vss-
gar Works, Cromwell, Conn. sw10H
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-01-15
A T III I e f

LIE has been travelling about humbugging
druggists and private parties, mixing up and selling
base compound wheih he calls WOLCOTT'S PAIN
PAINT. All of WOcotts genuine remedies have white
outside wrapper t0ith si0HGuTs large. Look for
SIX Pints Of woLCoTT's ANNIHII.AToR for cs.
arrh and Colds In the head, Pint Of Pain Paint
for Ulcers or Pain sent free Of express charges on re-
Gallon Of Pain Paint double sirength) for sac Small
bostlcs sold by all Druggists. X. L. WOLC0TT 4t46
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-29
Terrible !Sfufe Of -4fuirs.

We have heretofore alluded TO the
ku kluX outrage-. and the dreadful state
of :i!ar- III North Carolina and that
CIV. Holden had laid the ,a~e before the
President, and with ni@ al,ice. had de
ciaIed certain portions If lis state under
martha! .aw. The rei,S are reporting the
worst stories about Gov. H., most of
them the 90 s-e-r taleehnod> Most of
oar readers know the awful outtarr-
which the ruilian- have been committing
upon Ecace.sulc citizens, anl they viii re-
joice al the heroic treatment that they are
getting from tire Governor. In !. hate
Letter to Chief Justice Pearson, he plain
ly SETS forth the ease, and gives the
reasons why Inc ;t;t- authorized the mi
litia COMMANDER 10 pay 10 attention to
wrIis of habea- c"Ipu-:
Col George W. Xix made the az
rests and now dctainS the prisoners nam
ed by my order. lie vs. iaetr .cted
firmly, but respectfully i" decline to deiiv-
er the prisoners. No one gveS belu. e IN,
in respect for civil law, or for III, Sc
VIII sc duty ii u to enforce Ii; bat the
condition OF tlamrrcc county a;.d some
other parts of the State las been and -
such, that though reluctant To us, the
strong power vested IN me by Law, |
have been forced TO declare tn m in :,
state timSurrcctio9. For III nIhs pas.
there has been ma urlug i'll these iocaii-
Ties, under the Guidance of bad and d--
oval men, Il dangerous secret n>urrcc-
ton. have invoked public opinion to
and me III >upprcSslng this treason. have
issued proclamation after proclau.ariu:i
TO the people Of The state To break up
these unlawful combinations. 1 have
brought to bear every civil power 10 re-
store peace ard order. but all in vain.
The constitution and laws Of the Imrr,i
States ana Of this Stale are set at nau~hi
the civil courts are no longer a prJtrc-
ton to HE. liberty and property. ;l~-a,ir-
alton and outrage 90 uupuui>hcd and the
civil magistrates arr iniimidnicd and are
afraid to perform Their functions To
the majority Of tie people of these ,,c-
lions the approach "t night i Ike the en-
trance int" tie valley OF the shadow OF
death; tine men care Iut ~irrp b.
meath fheIr ro.:i> at might. .ut, ;,h; don
M their wives and li.ilc ones. wander
m tLr Mn, al. Ii.fIl i 'I'j,,.- 80,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-29

The following proclamation w;.- t.
sdei on Saturday, and i, said tc nav,
made Il profound impression;
Freuchmcn, There are III the life o..
lie people Solemn moments. when the
national honor, Violently excited. ire
>isIibIy rises above all Other intIe>t,,
and applies itself with the single pur-
pose ut directing the d,silnirs of the ma
lion. One of those decisive hours has
now arrived for France. Prussia. to
whom we have given e,Idemre duiin"
and since the war ot 1866, of Il ln,st
conclllatory disposition, has held uur
good will Of no account, and returr.r,!
our torbearance with encroachmen,s. Shr
mas enforced distru>t in all quarters, ne
cessltatlng exaggerated armamcnis. and
has made for Europe Il camp where
reign disqulet and "a fear of the morrow.
y final incident has disclosed the insra-
bllty of Il technical understanding and
shown the gravity of the situation. In
the presence OF her new pleten,ious.
Prussia was made TO understand our
claims They were evaded and follow
ed with contemptuous treatment. Our
country manifested profound displeasure
at this action, and quickly the cry re-
sounded from one end of France to the
other. There remains Tor US nothing but
10 confde our destines to the chance of
arms. We do not make war upon Ger
many, whose independence we respect.
We pledge ourselves that the people
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-29
The DrOUth ana tie Crops.


ANot' thN COPiCs
As we went to press last " eek we had
just had Il little showcr-vcry slight
and we have had two smaller ones since.
But the drouth is growing more alarm
ing every day. Iii great heat has de
struycd almost the last vestige of vegeta-
be lite in the pastures and high now
iaud-, and springs and streams are fast
dry Ing up entirely. The historic wafer
Irg tub at the corner Of Portland and
Railroad streets, has fallen to pieces :;
the tubs at J. G.. Hovey's. p. b. Adj
ans. lr,in Gorlam's, the old Wheeler
place, and many others, are entirely dry.
and Il man can drive from Lyndon Cor
ncr 10 East 81. Johnsbury, and from
thence 10 DanviIic Green-a distance OF
p mil,s-and not find solitary place
10 water It's horS. on Il e entire route.
North of III, from seven to fifteen
miles, they have had fine showers the
past week. Beyond West Burke these
rains have been quite copiouS, extending
INTO Canada. South of Us for say TWEEN
y miles, the drouth is much the same IA
here. while some PAGES ON the Montreal
road it Is worse.
1t l. not safe 10 predict anything for
the crops unless we have rain soon.
CoNCoED.-A friend at West Com
cord write u under date of July 2I -
Il have been frequently III several of the
towns in Essex and Caledonia counties.
during the present drouth, and am
pleased to find the hay crop so generally
good | have taken considerable pains
10 ascertain how the amount compares
with former years, I've all know the
quality was never batter) and my i'm
preston i the farmers in Essex AMI Cal
edonIt counties will get in the aggregate,
July an average quantity. A great
many fields of wheat and oats are suf-
tering badly, ripening off, (or rather dry
ing up prematurely. think the crops
will be light generally. Corn has stood
the extreme drvulh remarkably well,
never looked better at this season, and
promises a good crop. Potatoes are
looking quite well, but the crop must be
light, us the hills are nearly as dry as an
ash heap, The NOW fields since the hay
crop was taken off, are, as also near.y
all the pastures, looking as scared and
dead as il the late fall. Springs and
streams are very low; the river seem
ingly never was SO low, during my reeee-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-29

election. Nearly all the small springs
are dry in and about the village. Th-re
are few of the larger and deeper ones
that YET live, and the same is true in all
the pastures and fields Fruit. | should
judy, will not be very plenty in this
vicinity. All kinds Of berries are plenty.
On the whole, we are passing through 4
great dlouth but He wEo hath with
held the showers frcm Us, has also laid
u under deep gratitude 10 Him in pros
poet Of ;he bountiful harvest, in the pres
ervatiOn of life, and thus far STAYING all
rpidemics and sickness so apt to arise
from the general effects of % severe "A
dr"uth."
w ATEEroED.-A correspondent writes:
1T is impossible for me TO give YOU
any correct statement of the damage to
crops in ur town Most IT the farmers
before haying thought that they should
not get more than half crop. But in
our vicinity, many have finished and
others are nearly done, and all think
they have about us much hay rs usual
The oat crop is a failure; many will
not get back the seed sown. Corn and
p.taIoes are very good. The Connecticut
river is lower than for many years
many streams are dry, also the springs.
1t is lime OF general good health with
us, though l hear in many places of it
being sickly.''
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-29

RUTLAND RAILROAD Accounting to |
the Il l>ton Journal, the holders Of the
old first nortgag. SevenS'' OF the Rut-
land and Burlington RaiIroal are receiv-
ing, by or Ter OF Court, compound inter
est, am luntrg TO 40 per centum, which,
together with the face Of the original
bonds, amounts TO S24OO for $1,000
bond. paid by the new corporation.
The Brooklyn Union says: I'VE
state what we know TO b. Il fact, when
we declare that the condition OF
the professors III Cornell University is
one bordering on destiiurion. The slla-
ries paid are simply contemplate. Those
professors W no have not fortunes OF their
own are actually obliged to dig and
scrub for livelihood. We have before
Us at this moment letter from Cor
nell professor t. friend i'll this city,
| pleading for something to do that will
bring him a little money.
On the Sunday after the recent fire in
Manchester the pastor OF The Hanover
street church Congratulated his congre
CATION upon the providential change in
the direction of the wind, when the fire
was at its hight, b. which the church
was saved Ii appears, however, thai
this change in the wind blew tie flames
upon the Baptist church and caused it,
destruction, which suggests the query
whether the latter church regards 1t "a
provldential.
! L. utr al
by lightning IA short time ago, and lay
several hours apparently dead, 50 that
nearly all of her friends were prepared
to have her buried. Her brother, how
ever, insisted upon waiting and working
for her resuscitation, and his faith and
works were finally rewarded by her
complete restoration TO life and health.
During her trance She distinctly heard
the remark of friends that she was ''un-
questionably dead"
Nast's cartoons in liarpcr'S Weekly
are equally as effective, IN the line of po
litical argument, as Curtis leaders -
| The number for last week gives Il pic
turc If IN Anti-Chinc>e Wall, at the
foot OF which the poor CeIestiais are
vainy hcg4ing. with their tools in their
hands t.,' the privilege of ,urmoun'in'
the barrier The top of the ~all Is en-
bcl!i>hrd with a dense array of German
and Irish heads. The last man up kick
down the -emigratiun-by which
they have scaled the wall Over them
floats Know. y. thing tlag, with the IN
ScripIion: ''President, Patrick Vice
Pres. Hans"
An eulerprising London new,boy, who
shouted, "Importannt new>-Death OF
the Emperor NapoIeon," was arrested
Oh the c'nplaint Of Il Disappointed pa
iron, and held for trial.
Clcvelan Is a BAD city flor lecturers,
$1S6 having been lost on the thirteen
Nhp appeared during the last se;.s~n.
The Jewish temple of Fifth Avenue
New York, closes il door at the com
mcuccmvn, at the service and allows no
one 90 ont until the elise.
y New Jersey man has inv ntrd Il
new ralv sid. Tor LOGON olives v hich hr
claims Will save 20 per cent in tue. and
increase lhc >pctI OF ordinary trains t.
50 miles an hour.