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The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-01-19
ROLL OF HONOR.

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BITTBRS

country and introduced the Scan
dinarian Blood I|uriferj sjacc.
Uhich time thousands Kare been
cured, by ats use, Of Scrofula and
other hood diseases. 1t contains,
besides the LotftIe Of Eotdssd and
FSyWp Of StiHimgia, drugs import
Ell from Sweden for its cypress
manufacture, unkno'cm and not
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- - - 49, 49, ~-s p
A Tn Y SwINDLE.--We are in
form Ind v ooi re ison tc re il
the ru:nUr, that, me retriaS Probate
Judge, in the kindness of his dis;nterrst
ed heart has employed the Times
to supply his Democratic successor,
with blanks, for the next four or five
yearsi
The impudencc of this transact n,
is.only equalIed by its dishonesty.
We are of the opinion that Nh.
Whitmore is competent to select his
own blanks and stationery and that
the present incumbent is doing an
unmanIy thing, when he undertakes
to supplant Mr. Whitmore, in the
proper dis charge of his official duties.
IF ffiis thing is continued, we will
take some pains TO put a little lunar
caustic on the back of the wise-acre
who would play sneak to feed the hang
ers-on in the county offices, who have
been requested by the people to leave.
-z1T Eta-
T. LOCAL ITEMs.-We are always glad
to receive contributions from friends
in. all parts of the county, to our local
department In almost every town
ship something occur weekly which is
OF general local interest, and we earn
estly urge our friends to send us in all
the items that come to their observa
ton OF; their ears. No matter how
yoG write only tell us the substance
and trust for the balance.
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E Bring on your Wood, Corn
and Potatoes on subscription.
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Best Carbon Oil, 40 cents per gal
Lon, at BEERS Hardware.
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Why
WHY

why
Arc DIR. Rabaek's Blood.
Purifier and Blood Pills.
the best remedies taken to-.
gether for the cure of all
diseases of tho blood?
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Why

Isit that DR.. Roback's Stems.
ach Bitters increase in sale
every year?
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MeY are made
both with and
withont sugar
coating, thus
adapting them to
The use Of every
body; Because
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800 a MONTH SALA-
ISY Paid for Agents, male and. female;
business permanent. Enclose &c stamp
:. IL -. VsfN ALIEN &C0.:s
4w23 Ill Broadway N. Y.
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WANrED.-A situation as compost
tor. Address NJ. this Office.
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EMBRACING

Register of Important Events for the Year
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Because

They are the best combina-
ton ever made.
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PRICE OF THE WORK PER VOL.
TIE

AEERICAN ANNUAL CYCLOPEDIA
y
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BL-0O D

DR.. Re6ack's
Blood Pills aa,e
~arsswrpasseS by
any Pill mama
Eactm'ed for a
similar purpose.
O0e f,.;UI soa,o-
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STOMACH

| II is noac eieren
years since DR..
Roback, the eel
ebrated SnedixA
physician, from
Stockholm, S,oe-
Ic,, o1u,o 10 Hi.
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PURIFIER

|ria6iy establishes then, as taroritcs
Nth all acho as them.
Tile reasons why Oh. Ro6ack's
Blood Pills should be kept IN en-
cry family are: Because they cam
be employed IN all cases aOhere a
"family physic" is required, and
are perfectly safe IN their admin
istration at all times; Because
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-03
Jeasr.on I,em.-From the ssnti,ei.


THE Probate Court House is up and covered,
and will soon be fully enclosed for inside
work. This and the School house were both
expected to be completed this fall but the
verv wet spring and summer have so inter
ruptod brick work, that the contractor has
been unayoidably thrown behind time. They
will be all the better for this delay.
SEN. WADE's residence which has been re-
modelled, and pretty much rebuilt this season,
is now nearly completed and il is decidedly
the handsomest dwelling in town. This is the
frst Mansard OF French roof in Jefferson,
which we hope win be inflated
HENRY BueBEE, . farmer near Orwell Was
FUND Ia his shop in al insensibe condition,
on wednesday of last week. lbe had been
stricken with palsy whAe "A work and had
lain .so1ss two hours befonc he was found. On
Monday hs had 80 fan peowcGd as TO be able
io.spsak ts .'lt ettiHae Ah
Rgy, Il. SNfTH BARNES who has been sup
plylns tho Congregational Church inJeffersoni
Ia, ,eminepl acceptance, for the past six months
has received NsaaImans call to the pasiorats
Of 4he congregational Church In West fa'hs
inglon.
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Yelled Ladies in Syria.

There is another great difference be-
tween the general appearance III London
and Damascus--viz., in the Eastern city,
you see not the bright, joyous counten-
ance of women; she is deeply vailed.
In Egypt she is enveloped from head to
foot IN a dark, and in Syria in white
sheet, which ctlectually obliterates all
traces of shape, absolutely equalizes 10
the eye all ranks, ages, and conditions,
and suggests to the beholder the idea OF
company of ghosts. During five
years i'll the East, never saw the lace of
II woman in the streets, nor did ever see
the face of Mahomnedan lady at all l
walked into the house of Moslem on one
occasion without having signified my ap-
proach, when the ladies, being unvailed,
raised such shouts of terror and indigna-
ton that speedily made my way to the
street again. You may see the feet but
not the face. One of the highest magis-
trates of Damascus visited me occasional
ly, and in the summer season he uniform
ly put off his slippers and sat down on
his bare feet beside me on the divan. 1t
is so with the ladies also. The feet may
seen, and much OF the bosom also, in some
places, but never the face. Conceive
now how laudicrous the streets of
London would appear, if green, white,
black, and gray turbans moved indis-
criminately, instead OF the present hats ;
and that all tho ladies walking, or on
donkeys, instead of the present varieties
of showy dress, beautiful bonnets, and
smiling faces, presented only the appear
ance OF headless ghosts clothed in white.
Gydhdm's Jordan AID tie Rhine.
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DR. LIBBEY-of Cleveland-one that is sec
ond to no Physician in this country in the
cure Of Chronic diseases, will make call of
enc day at Ashtabula. There is probably no
man better able to meet complicated diseases
than DR.. LLBBEY Those that are suffering
and wish reliable advice and treatment should
not let this favorable opportunity go by with
out its advantages. There are many in this
vicinity that are suffering for reliable treat
ment from competant hands that should not
fail to see him. He will be at the Fisk House,
Wednesday Dec. 4th at Thompson's Hotel,
Jefferson, Thursday Dec. 9th.
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A wild goose was captured at the lake the
.<her day, by one of the fishermen, after hay
A1y been tortured to easy prey by an eagle
fThe following vessels have gone into winter
quarters at this barber. Barks, Valentine and
Monitor Schooners, Kate Gillitte, Elm City,
]. G. Fretter and Louisa Caroline. Scows,
Addah Allen, and one name unknown. Others
are expected, among which is the Bark r. b.
Rice, partial cargo of shingle wood,
cedar posts, etc.
The Lake bank for some distance east of the
barbor is being washed away at an alarming,
rate On the Gilbert farm number of acres
have been washed within the past few years,
and each spring witnesses the loss of a strip
not less than rod in width for some distance
in that section. What was once large or
chard, there now remains few trees.
HOUSE, BURNED.--The large farm house be-
longing to Alvin Bliss, situated about one mile
north Of Clarks Corners in this township
wesentfrelY destroyed by fire on Monday af
ternOoA last Cause was supposed to have
been the connection of stove pipe with
\ partition in the second story. Value OF
house some $4,000. Insured in Manhattan foi
$1,000
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MARRIED.

ie home Of the bride. In Cleveland ON the evening
of the first instant by the Rev w. H. GOOdricb. ID. D.,
Mir WM j. REED aud ROsE A.MUBRAY, second daughter
Of ". Murray, Esq, all Of Cleveland.
In Sheffield on the 27th ult- by II. Parker, Esq..
ELIJAH RoTHs 10 LYDIA SgAHLEs, both OF Monroe.
In sparta Wiz 10th ult.. by Rev S. German. Mr..
DEXTER f. HAvESs. Of Conntaut. to SARAH 4. THATgB,
formerly of Conneaut but noy OF sparta.
In Conucaut 9th ult by Rev. w. Hollister, Mr.. j.
SEXTON of Asnabula. TO LIBsIE PRIEST Of Conneaut.
In Kngsyille eth ult by Rev. W Hollister, Mr.. Z.
BEEBE TO Mrs ANN HOWE. bdh Of Kingsyille.
In jefferson. 2sth ult. by Rev. WIN. Dunn, ERAsrrs
GARNER to NINA WIERD, boil OF Geneva.
In this village on the 2Tth it, by l. o. Fisher j. p,
JAMES NoRTnRUP to EMMA WILSON, both OF Denmark;
Aslo by the on the hult Mr. LEVI SILylus oi
Ashtabula, to Miss ADIE SMITH, of Denmark
In Ashtabnla Dec 1st by Rev. Edward Anderson. Mr..
VIM A. FERRY to MARY d. NELSON, both OF Lenox.
Painesvillc papers please cop.
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THANKSGIVING SERMoN.-The Sermon of
the Rev j. N. Nc GIFFERT before the several
churches of the village in union observance Of
the day, was so well received by the large au-
dience in attendance, as to lead to an expires
sion of the wish to see 1t in print, and n form
for more deliberate and thoughtful conside-
ra,ion of its points and positions. Coming from
so many lips, it seemed proper enough to make
the effort to crafty that wish. Without for
mality, therefore, and the exchange of numer-
ously signed bllets, a copy was sought for
publication in the Telegraph, and chccrfuly
granted. 1t will be found-the first part of it
upon the first page, and running 20 its con-
clusion on the second.
Perhaps it is due to the author to add, that
havirg been written for his own eye only, and
in hand not the most lFgible, and having, by
telegram been called away 10 the bedside
OF sick brother, sufficient time for a careful
preparation of the copy for the hand of the
compositor, was not allowed, and its appear
ance may not be entirely free from error or
misapprehension of the authors language.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-03

If ever man was brought from the land of
dreams suddenly into mundane surroundings,
that achievement was realized at the Editorial
cottage on Tuesday evening last, when the
band, without a suspicion or nOte of warning,
struck up one of their martial pieces in full
volume and power The effect upon the wax
ing was hardly less startling than upon the
sleeping. Ideas were little mixed, until the
mastery of the situation was fairly secured.
While we thaak the band for their attention,
our acknowledgment istendered for the really
very fine performance, and the character of
the selection, so credilable TO their iasic, and
pleasurabIe in It's effect upon the listener
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DIED.

Announcements free CommcIdatory Notices. half rate
In Pierpont, Nov. a6th, Mis-, FANNY WILLIAMS, aged
81 years.
HANNAH TALcoTT aged Ts years and 70 days She came
Madison In 1881 and lived there TIL her DEATH and
was loved by ali ihat knew he She brought up large
family and was pohcr in lsrael and sister In the
CONGREGATIONAL Church from her youth. She hVed IN
christian faith and died full Aih In the Gospel OF
Christ.
Jesus can make dying bed
Feel soft as downl pillows arc;
While she lean her lead upon his breast.
And breathe her life out sweetly there.
Why should our tears in sorrow flow,
When (iod recalls his
And bids them leave world of
For an immortal crown.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-03

Our usually gentle and amiabIe friend of the
Times, appears to be suffering under an attack
of hysteria, or yapors-a disease affecting the
whole man-belly, brains and disposition, and
one of the features of the consequent halluei-
nation, seems to he, a forgetfulness of the
fact, that "this world was never made for
Caesar" While the affIictiop draws upon our
tenderest sympathies, the promotion of frater-
nal respect suggests wish for the speedy re-
lief and restoration of the sufferer.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-03

But month remains TO the close of the
year, and consequently but short time for
thinking about the matter of renewing your
subscription, reader, to the Telegraph. We are
not only desirous of renewing old subscrip-
tons, but of adding many new names TO our
list The paper, on account of ROW relieving
the entire attention of the editor will perhaps
possess additional interest and attraction. and
be, at least, as good as any of our cotem-
poraries. The position, too, that Ashtahula is
likely TO take from the Importance and conse-
quence derived from the finishing up of our
railroads, must undoubtedly make it II point
from which local news will be more desirable
than any other in the county. We would
urge upon all indebted to this Office so close
up their arrearages before The advent of th C
new year.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-03

DoN'T send all the best poultry to market at
ThanksgviHg-or other feast days-kecp the
very best turkey for your own table and after
dinner thanks will not, like Macbeths amen,
stick in your throat.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-03

To oCousuih(fyes.-Th6 adSertIser, having been
,erdnehtly cured of that dread disese 6Onsurptqn,
by simple remedy, is anxious 10 make known To- Ms
fellow sufferers the Of CURE To all who desire L
he will send copy OF the prescription used Cree Of
char with the directions for preparing aud using the
same which they will fpd sure cure for Consumption
Astiims, Bronchitis, &C.
Partlss Wishing the ptesenpfon viii please address,
Rxg aDH Am A WJt60T,
Iys7 l65 so, second ST., williamsburgh, \.
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lSoLDIERs & SAILORS NATIONAL ORPHAN's
HoMEsTEAD.-The Rev. THosAs ATKINSON
General Agent for the above enterprise, has
been in this place for some days past. He
addressed union meeting of the Sunday
schools, i'm the Congregational Church last
Sabbath afternoon, and u union meeting of the
churches in the Presbyterian church, in the
evening, The meetings were large and ap-
peared to be exceedingly interested. A great
many collections were given TO the children
and we hope our citizens may contribute
handsomely to this excellent charity.
The Institution is neither sectional nor de-
nominational. 1t receives no help of the General
Government nor from the State Legislature.
The Sabbath schools of the land and the
humane public generally are its present SUP
porters.
BIsHoP SIMPSON is its President, and leading
men from almost all denominations, are among
ats Vice-Presidents and directors. We would
recommend IL to the care and sympathy of all.
II. FAssETT, Esq, is local Treasurer for this
place, and any one upon whom the agent has
not called, can hand to Mr. FAssETT an ex-
preston of their gratitude, for "A country re-
deemed at the cost of the lives of the fathers
of these orphans
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-03

Those Ladies' Sacques at lIANsFILDs, are
of the best material, beautifully trimmed and
made-Astrachan, Beaver and Plush--very
cheap. Come and buy one
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-03

THE Rats on your premises are destroying
quantities of epples and grain, while box of
'extermlhator from SwIFT's Drug Store would
stop their ravages.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-03

Errors of Xouth.-A Gentleman who has srfer-
cd for years from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay
and ali the effect Of youthful indescretlon Will for the
sake Of suffering humanity, send free TO all who need II
the receipt and direction for making the simple remedy
by which he was cured Sufferers Wishing TO profit BY
the advertisers experience can do by addressing In
perfect confidence, JOHN y. OGDEN,
Sag 42 Cedar Street MY.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-03

THE season of the year is approaching for
warm cakes, and in order 10 have them go
down smoothly you need to have a little of
SwFTT's good Syrup or Molasses
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-03

Office oTHE SMITH MINING Co.,
Ashtd5uld, o., Nor. 25th, 1870
NOTICE is hereby given, that the An
~ nua Meeting of the Stockholders OF the Silas G.
Smith Iron Mining Company, of Lake Superior Mich,
will be held at the Office Of said Company in the Village
of Ashtabula in the State Of Ohio on Monday, the end
day OF January next at eleven O'Clock to then and
there elect Directors of said Company Tor the ensuing
year, and for the transaction Of other business.
$. c. SMITH, President
HENRY FASSETT Secretary. 5tg2
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-03

DR. ERfoIps Cordial, is not only good for Nhrs
Ing Children but IL s the bss remedy for Dysentery
Dlarrhea and dsordered state Of fs bowels Sold at
flendry'e Drug Store. Aehtabua.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-03

s. KEITH is fitting rooms for Restaurant, full
particulars next week.
OYSTERS by the Case, Can and dozen at
S. KEITH's
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-03

Great Bargains in Ladies' Cloaks at MANS
FIELD's--they will be sold for One-hat their
real value. ...
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-03

FRE.-on Tuesday evening, the 10Th inst,
says the Geneva Times, the house of Mr.. HoR
ACE SIMS took. fire from the explosion of Il
lamp, and came very near being burned. On
that evening Mr. S. and wife went together TO
some Of the stores, leaving their little child,
about year old, asleep in lis carde, and ii
lamp burning upon table. During the eve
ming as Mr. HOLDEN was passing the house on
the walk, he saw the explosion when il occur
rcd, through a WINDOW, and Immediately went
in. The house was filled with smoke, and his
attention was directed TO the crying of the
child. Cropping his way in the darkness he
found the cradle and dragged it out, at the
same time raising an alarm, when the neigh
bors rallied and put out the fire. By the time
water was procured the flames began to be
visible and the house was barely saved. The
furniture and bed were badly injured
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LOCAL NOTICES.

The celebrse1 stsE Corset and the French pain and
embroidered Corsets always on hand, together with all
goods usually kept in fancy store. j. MANSFIELD.
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HINKLEY
KNITTING MACHINE.

The Simplest, Best and Cheapest in use!
Has but one Needle. A Child can run It
DESIGNED especially for the use OF
viii do every stitch OF the knitting Of stocking widen;
ing and narrowing readily as BY handIAIe, sRlenqld
for worsteds aud Fancy Work. TAKING FIVE DIFF
FEIeRitF KINDS OF STITCH Are very easy 20 man
age and not liable to get ont Of order Every family
should have one. 49,. ,,,,, .. a,
We want an agent in every 70 Introduce and sell
them, to whom offer the most liberal Inducements
Send for ohr circular and sample stocking Addfese
HINKLEY KNITTING MACHINE CO.. Bath Me- or
-'' 1y-1U79.
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