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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-27

THE Rains of Tuesday night and Wednesday
morning last, were abundant beyond what at
the time was supposed. The drenching and
outlying of the roads, were pretty strong evi-
dence of large amount of water having :al-
en-, but the body of water that came rushing
down the creek on Wednesday, and between
10 a. m, and 2 p. m, spread over the bottoms
and carrying away fences, was beyond expec-
tation. Such food at this season of the year,
with no ice gorges to set it back, is said not to
have occurred for many years. The short du-
ration of the rain, gave TO this surprise much
force, and reason.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-27

ACCIDENT-Mrs f. A. PHILLIPS, of Coven-
try, Chanango county, N. Y, who with her
family, are spending day or two at the res
idence OF Mr.. J. =. JENNINGS, while on her
way West, on Wednesday morning, before
light, inadvertently took the cellar door, which
opens over the stairs-forming a dangerous
trap for stangers-for one leading into another
room, and fell from the top to the bottom OF
an eight feet fight Of stairs, bruising and cut
ting herself about the head and shoulders Sc
verely, but fortunately without worse conse-
Qcnces
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-27

burglary AND LARCEKY.-Our readers
says the Painesyille Adoertiser. will remember,
an account we gave few weeks since. of the
hanging of one Gee. n. FELTON, of Saybrook,
Ashtabula CO., az Unionyille, to make him
confess all he knew in relation to the stealing
Upon that charge he. was bound over and in
default of bail committed to Jail. A few
months since, Harvey Woodwork, Esq. had
his barn broken open and a set Of double har-
ness taken. After the arrest Of FELTON,, cir
cunstances pointed to him as the thief, and
following up the trail Mr.. w. at last found the
harness, and also learned that FELTON, was the
thief. On Wednesday he was taken from jail
and brought before Justice Huntington on
charge prefasred by Mr.. W. of burglary and
larceny, and held In iive huadred dollars bail
for his appearance, and in default committed
His chances for doing the Stale service at Co.
lumbus are first rate
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-27

The New Lisbon BUCKEYE STATE in motto
ing the changes of time for the meeting of the
Stockholders of the A. & n. l.. road, takes
occasion to impress upon the minds of the
stockholders of that county the importance of
the business to be transacted at the meeting,
and to urge upon them the necessity OF full
representation 1t says:
Whilst they should look well to their own
interests and the interests of the entire road,
they should not forget the magnanimity dis
played by their friends on the northern por-
tion of the line, at most critical period in the
history OF that portion of it now in successful
operation. We trust some arrangement will
be effected by which this important line of
road will be completed on the route originally
proposed, or so near 1t that both New Lisbon
and Youngstown will have the benefit of the
fine harbor at Ashtabua 1t can make COM
paratively little, and practically no difference
to youngstown whether this road inersects
the Cleveland 81 Mahouing Road at Miles or
al Youngstown, and in either eyeat the people
OF Ashtabula will secure direct communica-
tlon with Pittsburgh which we understand is
one OF their objective points. The matter
should he fully and fairly discussed at the
IN meeting, and there can be no doubt that the
rrsult will be entirely satisfactory TO all par
les.
AhS OoU uJu LcHtOCIut Vi laSt hSSh, Pubi'Sh
es notice announcing that "The Annual
Drcss-Reiorm Picnic will be held at Emerald
Lake, South Newbury, Wednesday, septem-
Der T." The notice further states that "The
presence of all women having the courage 10
lay aside the symbols oflhelr servility and don
the American costume Qrock and trowsers)
for this days festivities, is earnestly desired
with that of all tolerant men, For such, and
such only. Is the entertainment Prepared
BY this IL would seem that Bloomerism has a
number Of enthusiastic supporters in rural
Geauga. The style of dress, doubtless. is to
convenient for dairy maids, but won't do for
the sex on "dress parade" lflong dresses are
symbols of seryility," how about long hair,
lofty chignons, ete.9 How win the bifurealed
garments look topped out with three-story
addition to the perieraniums They must
shear of their exuberant tresses, part their
hair at the side, and beware of variations.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-27
MdrPied.

In Ashtabula. at the residence of lion Abel Krum
August 18th, by Rev. Edward Anderson, Mn. CHARLES
w. BARTER Oi Hapedale, o., to Miss ANNA L. MINER.
OF Ashtabula.
In Jefferson. the 18th Of Aug by d. s. Wade. j. p
Miss MARY BRowN, 10 Mr.. GURDES BEcKvITH, both Of
Hartsgruyc.
In CulchrOok, the 9TH OF Aug, by John Gee, p .
Miss MAGAEET YORK. of IOel.ssOt, to Mr. FRANCIS
DEAKE Of the same place.
In Austinburg the 10th Of Aug, by Rev f. Smith
Barncs. Miss = AUGUSTA BARNES. Of Austinburg, to
Mr.. HOWARD Z. DoDGE, of Trum ull.
In Cleveland. lugust 18th. by the Rev. D. Prosser.
THEODORE y. TUBES. formerly Of Conueant Ohio, and
Miss MARY A. NoONAN. OF Cleveland.
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Jefferson Items From the Sentinel

FIRE.-The barn of Isaac TINKHAM neal
Leon, Richmond Township, Ashtabula Co.
o., was consumed by fire on Sunday morning
about three o'clock, Aug. Goth, with Il large
quantity of wheat, oats and hay. The loss wa,
heavy, not less than seven hundred dollars
The origin of The fire is unknown. No insur
ance.
The residence Of HARRISON LooMIs of this
village, was entered by thief sometime Sun
day evening, and about $50 in bills taken from
drawer. Judge CHAFFEE's house was also
entered but nothing was taken.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-27

MORE PALACE CoACHEs.-The Erie Railway
Company have now under construction and
nearly completed, at their Jersey City Shops
six more of the broad gauge drawing room
coaches, which have of late become such ia
vortes with the travelling public. These pal
aces on wheels will cost about S25 900 each
and are to be put upon the line between New
York and Louisville, to which latter point
Erie Railway trains will commence running
about the 1st prox., in full season for the large
travel Southwark
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-27

ELIJAH WooDwoRTH OF CoNNEAUT, assum-
ing to himself divers prorogatives not known
to the law, refused to answer census stalker
HUNTS questions as to his farm products. AS
a change OF air sometimes has liberalizing
effect. Mr. Woodwork was invited by Com
missioner WHITE 10 come TO Cleveland
Wednesday morning. in company with Depu-
ty Marshal, and did so. The change had the
desired result, and upon arrival here Mr..
Woodwork found bis memory lively and his
tongue free. He answered readily all the ne
cessary questions. and was permitted TO return
to his "native heath" wiser and poorer
sman.--C CieoeLand Herald
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-27

pUEsrfoNABLE.-We notice that many pa
pers are offered TO the people for limited time,
or tor some special occasion. at discount from
regular rates. Several OF our exchanges are
cutting down their rates for the fall canvass.
and offering for the balanc of the " ar at rates
not prOportioned TO the yearly rates This is
unwise, 10 say the least, ifnot Unjust. The craft
certainly must suffer by II, for il tends to des-
troy the public confidence in our regular ad.
vertsed Faies. and makes our circulation vas
cillating and uncertain. 1t must certainly be
to our mutual advantage to adhere rgidly to
our published rates, for by so doing We get a
strong hold upon public confidence. Besides
II seems to us 10 be injustice TO our regular
subscribers. The man who pays US promptly
for our paper in advance for u year. at our es-
tablished price, certainly has reason to com
plain II we furnish the same article 10 his
neighbor at a less price. Now we all know
how people regard the merchant who has as
many different prices If need be. as he has dit
ierent customers, and we Can hardly expect to
escape eensure, II we act upon like principle.
The TIMES may be had at $2 for one year,
and az pfOportionate rates fer less time, and
from this there will be no variation or shadow
OF turning "--Genepa Times.
We indorss ihat as manly aud just and
therefore, Ar. 3laes are pertinaeiously With
Iyop .HERW2Rc ~,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-27

LITTLE MoUNTAIN.-The rush to thus Justly
popular resort continues undiminished. On
Sunday last, it was estimated that six hundred
people were visiting Little Mountain Guring
Dertiser
When the Aslrtabuia Mineral Springs shall
have become known and appreciated, and their
elegant luKuriant accommodations now con.
templated shail offer to the restless and moving
multitudss of seekers after health and pleas.
ure, their tempting inducements for summer
sojourn, and our several, soon-to-be completed
thoroughfares shall provide easy and ready
access from the several points of the compass
alas, what viii then have become OF Little
Mountain, and Pittsburgh railroad, and tidal
wave entertainments and rivares? Echo an
swers- what2
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-27

RavENrE TAxEs.--In an article Of recent
date, showing the changes made by the law OF
the last session, Il was stated that the assess
ments of gross receipts were not to be imposed
after August 1st This was an error The re-
peal does mot take effect until the first of oc-
tober sNo.r' "A""tN "
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-27

A modest, quiet, and usually well-behaved
citizen by the name of LoUTH, allowing him
self TO become befuddled and discouraged by
too copious, or too frequent potations of spring
water or something else, made things at home
the other night, a little too hot for either the
peace and comfort of the household or the
good name of the community, and found, in
consequence, nights retirement and rest in
Marshal ABEEL's hotel. Thursday morning,
no doubt, witnessed his resolution to become a
wiser and better man.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-27
Conneaut Items-From the Reporter.

AcCIDENT.-On Friday last as Dir. Austin
Tinker and II. Castle were crossing the Tinker
bridge on the southern limits of this township
with three horses hltched to II heavy wagon
loaded with IA saw log. beam at one end gave
way and precipita ed men, team, wagon and
all to the water below, u distance OF some
fourteen feet. One horse belonging to Mr.
Castle was killed, and the other two belonging
to MIR. Tinker badly scratched and injured
The wagon, which was a very strong one, was
completely demolished. The men very mi.
raculously escaped injury. By the breaking
OF the beam, the stringers. of which there was
number, some thirty feet in length, the plank
of the bridge, and the weighty load of Tinker
and Castle tumbled together in this manner
made wreck of no small moment. Messrs
7. & &. expect 10 recover damages from the
township.
CRUEL MIsHAP.-On Saturday, while Mr.
Whitney Grant was driving the mother of 4
colt down liarbOr street, the colt ran into an
open gate in front of n Wcbster's and in
jumping the fence fell upon the shnrpened
pickets, infliciing deep wound. The colt
was suspended for several moments before il
was possible to break the fence under him
The wound is irightiul one, but it is though
may not prove fatal.
The Rev. Mr. Loring of Madison, occupied
the desk at the Brick Church. on Sunday
morning and evening, in the place of Rev. X
NJ. Keyes, who filled his desk, at Madison.
II. G. Thurber, Esq, has placed in our Office
stalks OF corn measuring in length fourteen
feet seven inches. and the finest specimens we
nver saw.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-27
WINE OF LIFE.

The great Blood Purifier and Delieiogs Drink WAR
SEB's NISUN WIFE, OR WIsE OF LIFE. il free from any
poisonous drugs and impurities. being prepared fGr
those VINO require stimulant IL s. splendid appptiz
and tonic. and the finest thing in the world for par
flying the blood II II the most plea and delicious
article offered to the public far superior brandy
whisky. wine bitters, any other article IL il
healthy and cheaper Both male and female. young O1
Ud. take the Wire of Life. II IT, in fact life pre-
sewer. Those who wish to enjoy good health. and a
flow Of lively spirits. will do well TO take the Wine OF
Life 1t is different from any thing before in
1t is sold by druggist also at all respectable saloons
Price one dollar in quart bottles.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-27
COEGH No MORE

WARSER's COuGu BALsAN is healing. softening and
expcctorating. The extraordinary power il possesses
ia nnediatey relieving and eventually curing, the
most obstinate Of Coughs. COlds. Sore Throat
Bronchitis Influenza Catarrt Hoarseness Asthma and
Consumption almost incredible So prompt is the
relief and it, effects In all the above cases. any aec
ton Of the throat and lungs. that thousands Of phys
clans daily prescribing it, and and all say that
it IL the most healing and expectorating medicine
known One dose always affords relief, and in most
cases one bottle affects Sold by druggists in
large bottles. Price dollar II il your own fault il
yon still cough and tatfer. The Balsain will cure.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-27

. GsoD HEArrH, for August has appeared
. with its usual budget of good advice and use
full medical Information In an ineligible form.
Terms two dollars year. Address ALExAN-
DEH MOORE, No. 81 Franklin street, Boston,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-27

TEE Geaugd Democrat comes to us with a
picture of the new brick Court house. It's
appearance is very fiue, is a first class fire.
proof building 81 by S5 feet exclusive of tower
projection, is about so feet in heighth, while
the yane is at an attitude of lie feet. 1t is a
building the GeauGans may well feel proud Of
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-27
llank. oraIi kinds for salo at this once.

CHARLES E, SWIFT has few cans of good
white Lead in % cans which he wishes to
dispose Of at low price. Also better quality
OF Lihseed oil than Is sometimes sold. 2w.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-27

To PRiNTERs,--A one-balf interest in the
Enterprise printing Office at Wadsworth, o.,
is offered for sale. A sober, industrious and
systematic printer, competent to take charge
of the mechanical department of the office,
can here find good opening. Particulars Civ
en- by letter, but d personal interview prefer
red Good recommendations REQUIRED
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-27

THE tciegrapiIic report that Commodore
Vanderbilt was struck by paralysis at sarato-
ga, on Thursday evening, has proven to be a
shrewd stock jobbing hoax. The report threw
the railway share market into something of a
panic, and operators who understood the hoax
rcalized larIely BY the disrepntabe trick.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-27

! Much of the defamation against Chinese
immigration Is very absurd We cannot shut
our doors 10 the ircemen Of any race who
may choose to emigra,e 10 the United States
whether men may be brought under contract
Gor Isb,,' for long periods which would he in
eg.c, another ,c.,rm Of involuntary seryitude
Is difT,rent question. Congress should Ger.
tainly limit fhe time Of suJlh labor TO such
reasonable periods as will prevent Imposition
and the restoration of any form Of bonds."e.
With the religion OF the Buddhist Or Catholic,
we have nothing TO do; nor can color afford
ground for interference. Nevertheless, we are
by no means anxious fort large Chinese inmi
grafton. Europe and Africa have furnished
ihe United States about as much ignorance as
they can digest in one generation.
LEWIS y. CAMPBELL has been nominated
by the Democrats Of the IIId Congressional
district of Ohio, 10 run against Robert ID.
Schcnck. The Democrats Of the With dis
trict have nominated Mr.. J. ~. Denver; +. f.
Dickinson Is the nominee Of the same party
in the IXth district and PHI. Van Trump in
the XIIlh district. The Republican candidate
in the With district Il John Beatty.
PETERsoS's MAGAZINE contains beautiful
engraving, "Ksthieen;" Fashion Plate ; Pat
terms and Music Jessie; What Happened to
Us; Kathleen's Love Story; Maud Aylmer's
Beauty My Exile to Aunt Sarah's The Pris-
oncr Of the Bastile; Fashions, Poetry Short
Arlicies. etc.
Charles J. Peterson, BOG Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia; $500 year.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-27
Extract from the Homeopathic Review. May 1, 1870
published in London, Eng, b, Dt. TurHmL MAssY.
Misslsquoi Springs.

The Missisquoi Springs of Franklin county.
Vermont, are at present frequently prescribed
in England for diseases where the knife was
the severe medicine OF other days | therefore
decmi il my duty TO lay before your readers
the experience which have gathered relative
to these Springs.
The Spring a. is the one most general "
exported, and which have frequently pre-
scribed. 1t gave great comfort to lady who
was suffering from large open cancer in the
right breast. Cleansed he surface, relieved The
pain, induced sleep and diminished the tcnden-
cy to bleeding, when applied externally, like
simple water dressing, and taken in half tum-
bic doses twice day.
The benefits of this Spring were very re-
markable in IA lady burdcned with an ovarian
tumor containing much water with consider
able abdominal tenderness. A few bottles al
ways reduced her great size, and relieved her
mind OF the dread Of an operation which was
once proposed.
The diurciic action of the water was quite
decided in a suspected case of cancer in the
stomach, with dropsy of the extremities, cr =
gaging the cellular tissue as high as the UNI
bilious, in II lady aged "a. Her first symptoms
with vomiting of blood, next an inability to
retain food. A hard tumor could be distinctly
felt in the epigastric region, which was pro-
nounced ncerous by physicians. 1t was
tender to the touch, and accompanied with
sickness l ordered the water, and to my sur
prise the anasarca gradually left, and within
iOur weeks no trace Of the tumoi could be
Iclt
DR.. FoRDYCE BARKER, a learned Professor
of Clinical Midwifery and diseases of women,
in his observations on the malignant diseases
of the uterus before the New York Academy
of Medicine, and just published by that Insli-
tuition, remarks
"The Missisquoi Spring Water has, in some
cases, seemed to he OF great benefit in arrest
ing the progress of the disease In a few in
stances, one OF cancer of the breats, and ioul
of uterine cancer, the apparent effect has been
more striking than any reSuLtS that 1 hace erer
seen frOn dng other agent"
Dr. E. ii. DIXON, editor of the Seaipel. ad-
dressed letter to the proprietor OF the Springs,
after having witnessed the effect of the Missis.
quoi Spring Water on one of his patients, in
which he says:
at is very evident that the use of the Mis-
sisquoi Spring Water has raised this lady from
il uying condition 10 comfortable health aud
strength. When u woman has IA disease that
is invariably progressive, Il pulse Of one hun
dred to one hundred and thirty, can stand
with difficulty and cannot cross a room with
out aid, and in few months, during the use
OF II remedy, gains twenty pounds of flesh and
walks six miles, WE are not at liberty to doubt
its efficacy"
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WAnSER's CELEBRATED REMEDIES by HEHDaY
& KisG. hiabna, Ohio. Deslcrs in fine Drugs, Med.
icnes Paints, Oils. Fine Toilet articles, &c.
PHYSICIANS prescriptions compounded at all hours
1862
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DYSPEPSIA.

WARSERs DTsPEPsIA Toxic II prepared expressly for
DysUept c. and those suffering with hAbtual COstve-
ness. II l. slightly stimulating tonic and splendid
appetizer II strengthens the stomach and restores the
dlgestiEe organs To their healthy state Weak nervous
aud dyspepiic persons should WARSER's DYSPEP.A
IosIc. For sale by druggests. Price one dollar.
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Diett.

Announcements free: Commentator Notices, half rate
In Pierpont, July S0h, JUDAH MoRsE, aged 50 years
In Lenox. the 18th OF Aug, LUCIA NJ eldest daugh-
ter Of ALLEN and RHoDA SASDEs in the l4th year Of
her age.
In Kelloggsyille, on the Mrs SARAH ensign aged
81 years
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WARMERS PILE REMEDY.
W ARNEIpS PILE REMEDY HAS

never failed mot i'm case) to cure the very
worst casee Of Blind. Itching Bleeding Piles. Thoze
who are afflicted should Immediately call ON their Drug
gias and get WARSERs PILE REMEDY. IT Is expressly
Tor the Piles and il not recommended to any other
disease. IL has cured many OF Thirty years
standing Price dollar. For sale by druggists ey-
erywherc.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-27

ScRoFULA CURED BY BRANDRETH's PMLs.-Bran-
dreths Pills penetrate the whole Of blood causing
the expulsion of of impurities. The body feels relieved
from single dose; what then may be expected from
twenty? By continuing their use the whole of the
blood in time, becomes purified and the body
structed from good material and lease of life
cured. -
'.a Sing Sing, March 90, 1868.
Ny Dear Sir: My daughter Alice thirteen years old,
has been completely cured Of that horrible disease,
Scrofula which years rendered life torment after
all medicines and many physicians had been tried, and
failed, commenced giving her your pills. She took
them almost every day for three mouths constantly i'm,
proving. She has now entirely recovered.
Yours truly,
Hon. B. BRANDREFH DANIEL LUTHER.
ETERNAL VIGILANCE Is the price of Health well as
of Liberty BE on your guard against poisonous hair
dyes .a 'r rrn
cRIsTADoRo's EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE
Is the only that has stood the OF chemical
analysis At the store OF the proprietor Astor House.
New York. may be seen the certificate of tina: able
analytical chemist, r..t ..n# oh .
PROFESSOR Chiffon,
testifylng that II contains harmful Ingredient On
the other hand in the journal OF Chemistry may be
found the statement that there upward of thirty
poisonous hair dyes before the public Choose the only
safe and sure one. f. .. .
CmusrADoRo's HAIR PREsERvATTE, as Dressing,
acts like charm on the hair after DyeIng. Try It,.
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CteceI0ltG Market.

but dull. Sale 80. red at sl.2s from store;
No do at $l2T.
CORN Quiet but not firm; No. mixed Sac No.
do at SEC
oATS-Moderate. Sales at 43c for No ! State.
LARD-Dul and steady. City-rendcred l7c in tierces
1IAl in kegs: country-rendered 1916
BUTTER-Choce qualities Western Reserve roll
held at 259a6c. choice yellow in small packages for
the local trade asc. central and western dull ls25c
CHEESE.-The demand lie light and the market quiet
at i29l2 for prim factory in round lots; 10 in small
way.
EGGS-There is scarcely any demand and the market
tion.
BEANS In moderate demand at SO 25 forprime hand
picked.
PoTAToES-In good supply and dull held
at Sl7O11 ,s0 per barrel.
Local Notices.