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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-06-28


The ish-oil mills OF Connecticut are
an important branch of business, It IS I
said that 900 men depend on them for.
their living, and that ] Q, 900 tons OF 6sh
guano are furnished to the farmers, and
5O8,o00 gallons Of oil to the tradc.sa sseai
When Col. Forney went to the Geor-
gia Fair at Atlanta, he said the lives and
property of Northern men were as safe
in Georgia as they were in Pennsylvania.
He thought differently after Bullock
paid him four or FIVE thousand dollars
for the use of his columns.
Alter the passengers had been taken
from the wrecked car in the Vermont
railroad disaster, one of them was seen
rushing aboutin q very excited manner,
and being asked if he was much injured.
replied that he s..wasnt hurt much, but !
wanted to find his umbrella '.Ass e's sfsl Z
Cincinnati is to have an industrial OK.
hibition under the auspices Of tho cham
ber of commerce, the board of trade and :
the Ohio mechanics institute, commend
ing September 81, and continuing till,
October 15. All artisans, manufacturers,
inventros, and persons engaged in the
production Of works, of art and ingenur
ity are invited to. contribute. "A special
invitation is,extended to ladies to gracei
the exhibition with their presence and
with specimens of observation-disclosures.
The Democrats Of Indiana will noDi I
nate Messrs. Niblack, Kerr, Holman and
Voorhees,, for reelection to Congress,
and, of course, re- elect them.
Since aud including the year lS47,
1,644, 900 Irish and l,636,354 German
immigrants had arrived in this Country.
at the close Of the. year 1869 "a, ,..s,.a
Five hundred members of Radiusl
leagues 10 North Carolina are in Jail 4
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-06-28

q A Hartford gentleman now remembers
to have made the remark, when dining
with Dickens in 1S42, that ssthat man
viii one day die Of paralysis. sWhst
makes the coincidence more remarkahle
rs that Dickens dieo Of something entire
.ly different. ------ =
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-05
Qeten8<Wetn.

@arner's Sinum 0itae rter 2ebens @efn 1T
Elm srp6er Blutreiniser NIB belifates @stranf. Is entbalt
feine iddbliden DrOeuen oter nnreinlidfetten uno 1T eth
prdparat tIr ale, welde fimulirenber Wlirtel b~eblrfea.
DieIes Wittel TT en 3pnic unb pertdaft euien Nspettt,
unb 1T sas bette blutreinisenbe @ittel Der Welt. @s If
taS aneeretmfe unb belifatefe Mtttel, peldes jen1als benz
Iublitum %aneebpten nurbe. BEL neitem better ais 8rantp,
Wtisfep, gosin, Bitters peer trsenb elm aneerer Wrtttel.
s. 1T %seflnoer unb biaissr. Srrehl bas mannltde as
peiblide @eldledt, Sung unb Nt tDnne1 ben 2sbensmein
aebrouden. s. TT in ber Shat Elm &etter tes Qebens.
Dieienisen, pslbe Fd elmer auten @ttunbbeit ~erfreusn
ppGen uno ununterbrpden Iebbafter @emlttsfinmuna
perben rpbl tbun, zen eeberswein 3u eetrauden. 81 1T
BON alien anberen Gebroudsmitteln ueridieoen. gDirb
BEL alien ~rpsuifen p~erfauft unb aud in aQen reipettablen
Salopns. Nreis elm 9p1er rer Quart 5laide.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-05
&etn @uitet mebr.

s1arner's Gpusb 9aliam heilt xnb 'St benSufen
unt betGrtert ben9luspurf. @r be1st Die au6erprbentlide
8raft, fofprt @rleidterane ;u seridaAen unb epentuel bic
bartnddieten Safe ssn 5uaen, e,fdltune. 5alsibelt
8rrnhitia, SnFuen;a @atarrb, Nabnaa uno Stpinrtudt
3u furiren. 60 eepi6 1T BITE @rleidterure unb 10 fiber
bsr effect In alien pbeneenannten 5daen, cbsr ireenb an
bern 5ols' unb Quneen Qeteen, bab 3 aui,nbe BON Ner3ten
ben 8alfam tdeltd perfdretben unb aae her Nnftt itnb,
bae er bic bette tbnen tetannte Nebistn fir 5eilune unb
@rpettrratipn III. Cine 3DTs perfdaht icfert &rlei&te'
rune unb in ben neifen 9daen senaBt eineJlaide fur sine
Sur. greis etn1plar. s. TT cure esne Sdulb. wena tbr
buffet unb letbet. Der 8alfun1 furtrt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-05
Dn6ar3k6nig
Gin Gebtnsbila.
(Scrtiebung.)

u&reua@were Notb " rief Safob
entriltet aus, ga fol- elmer nod Bauer
fem BET uns, tpent1 man nt9t etnmal
prsbfreibeit bat! ST bas aud Elm &C.
ben BET uns> 9eaen bic "a prtnnen i'm
8aoilden, no fe prebfreibeit baben, 70
Diel 1te ppQen, unb tbr @aterlano in
feinem @lan3e feben f6nnen-uno BET
uns fiebt man ni9ts al6 Tanne1 uno
GinferniB! Da i@las tas 8etter
b'rein! j.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-05
@mmenia0p9a.

Barncr's Gmmeniaspsa 1T bas enstee betannte
Mittel, nelhes TIN jebem 5aQe) unpdeltdfsit Der 8rauen
furirt. gDo 1T bic tamilte in melher eieie midtise Mebt'
gin nidt perlanst 1T? Mitter, es 1T oiss Der srDBte Sesen,
nelber @ud jenals %anaebpten unb ipntet ibr sbieies Mrhel
fpfOrt anfdafen. IS 1T cine fibre Rur unp lit in jeoen,
Safe 3%uuerldifs. In weldenn bic 8ranfbeit eurf @rfaitun8
e%ntfanben 1T. Bel D%rcouiffen III baben. greis rim wv
lar. Durd bic gpft ~perianbt Bel Gmpfans BON eta 0oaar
unb IS Gents.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-05
OYSpepfQ.

@arner's 0pspepfia Eontc 1T etn prdparat sans
Defenders eeeienet fir %biejenteen, wel6e an NaeenidmdAe
unb %tatttneaer gertcpfuns leibeu. Dieies 1T elm 1snte,
rel be ben Masen ftmuIirt unb euten Ippettt siebt. Gs
FART cen Waeet unb trinet bte gerbauuuesr QBerf3euee tn
btspeptifde geriunen iruten @arners Dppepttc So
mic eetrauden. gu ~pertaufen bet alien Grpsutfea.
0rfi5 Elm 5pu1r.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-05
@rpBe
@r&is Tmlpnsmmq.

gr&is Tm1upsnng.
Die st. Marfu5- @emeinbe TT Stafppee. Septt g.,
M'tnn., bat tn l1eteretnfimmune NIT tbrem Seelipreer be,
t9lotler. etne reBeYretsSerlupiung III Seranfalten, pelde ant
IA. 9foS: pes So. TN Gpurtbaus ober an einem anbern &C.
tt8netenplabe u9bafcpee ppQ3paet merben fpQ, unb teren
Grtra8 3ur Dedung Der auf benz Bau Der Stride t~aftenbe,,
gerbinblt&feiten, fuwte sur gpaenbune berielben tefina,ut
1T.
gu bieiena 3wede turnnaen u. q. our gerlpufune:
Gtn preis: 300 DpQ. TT @reenbads,
1 Got tn@9atppee pter $10OBaar.
i3pet pretie: 2 2ots 1T @tafepee GitN Minn.
8ursaua, Slide @piesel Yarlur Oefeu,
Sbee~@erstee, Stiefelm, Cob uub @ilter>
Waaren, etc.
Gidet8 ~ $1.OO
fnb su baben betrt @eeretdr 81. Maser In 6patppee.
asenten gun, @ertaufe folder werben gel u&t. 23-14ns
S. 9. @untstt II II,
Yrdfbent.
81. MaYer,
Sefretdr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-05
2eiet! 2eiet!

Gltern fcaten tiFex. tae Nlbene Sips bic S9ute
brppslt 70 lan8e brau3bar ertalten. unb bas bur1 bielel>
ben ainseri&ubseus UNI bic 6dlfte tiaiser wtrb.
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From Our Own Correspondent.
WASHINGTON. Jan. e5. 1877

WAsHiSGToN Jan. 25, 1870
The speech of last week of Henry l.. Dawes
of Mass, chairman of tho Committee OF APP
propraions, was the leading speech of the
session thus far. A bill has been introduced
to transfer the Navy Ynrd from Philadelphia
10 League Island ut cost of one or two mil
lions of dollars Mr.. Dawes proceeded to show
that every department asked for larger appro-
priatlOns this year than last. Twenty three
million dollars more were asked for than were
granted last session And Mr. Dawes contend.
ed that this was In direct opposition To the
pie lges the Administration made when they
entered upon office, and he therefore called
upon all those opposed TO large expenditures
to unite with him in voting down tue excess
Of these appropriations. Nv Dawes Is enti.
tied to this high credit, that lac advocates what
Is true and right rather than what is Tor Marty
advantages. lie has been sharply assailrd by
PARTY hacks during the week, but the press
from all parts Of the country urc lrumphanily
sustaining him. And IN the end, Congress al,
ways adopts the yiews Of the country, as rep
resented in tue newspapers
The principal topic of discussion In the SEN
ate has becH the reconstruction OF Virginia.
IL IL generally admitted that Virginia has com,
Piled with the requirements laid down by Con
grcss but Mr.. Sumner and our more advanced
radicals declare that these are only for purpo.
ses OF fraud and that as soon ms she Is admit.
ted, they viii be repealed. Mr.. sumner called
Gen Walker traitor and trckstcr. Mr.
Edmunds Of Vermont moved thaa all s,a,o Of
feer shall swear that they are eligible under
the IAih amendment This was carried by the
unexpected vote Of 45 10 10 or nearly three to
one. -Four more amendments were then piled
upon the unfe<tunate bill by majorties of one
or two votes. and lks whole bill passed the
Senate by the triumphant majority OF ~ to 10.
II has now gone down toalc Doase where
very doubtful reception awaits H.
Saturday was Field day Ia the House, the
House not being In session. Five gentlemen
spoke TO s~piy seats and Buncombe, and. are
TO have tiseiy speeches ppinied in tue Globe
They viii then be issued m pamphlet form and
distributed In franked envelopes all over each
members district II was for this purpose that
the speeches were made. Gen. Logan, of III.
made the principal speech In favor of the re-
moyal o. the Capital. and was replied 10 by
Yasbbumc Of Wisconsin. ] do not suppose
that say sane man at Washington thinks tha
the eApifdl.b .liksly. 70 be removed 1t va
cost NJ least one hundred million Of dollars
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I'M ORDINANCE to Regulate anC
Restrain Billiard Tables and Billiard Saloons

Section BE 1t ordained by the Council of The
n for the owner keeper proprietor, ageut
any Billiard Saloon in the incorporated Village Ash
tabula to suffer- permit allow any yerson persons
to play practice billiards in said billiard saloon af.
ter the hour OF 90 nine o'clock p NJ.
Section H.--Be 1t further ordained that the owner
keeper proprietor of each and every Billiard Saloon
in said, Village of Ashtabua, shall close or cause to be
closed said saloon at before the hour of nine 90
O'Clock =. NJ each day, and shall not permit suffer,
allow any person or persons to congregae in abOnt
his said saloon, for the purpose cf practcng PLAYING
ut billiards. alter the hour OF nine 0) o'clock p NJ
Section III Any building. saloon, cellar room or
place where any billiard table tables kept for hire
or for public shall be deemed taken and held to be
billiard saloon within the meaning OF this ordinance
Section IN.--Any person found guilty of violating
any of the provisions OF this ordnance shall forfeit and
pay fine of not more than Twenty Dollars (S25)
shall be imprisoned not more than ten 0) days, both
at the discretion OF the Mayor and shall pay the
of prosecution and may at the discretion of the Mayor
be Imprisoned until the fine and costs are paid.
Section VT shall be, und is hereby made the dI,-
ty of the Marshal and his deputies to arrest view,
any person found violating any of the provisions of this
ordinance
Section VI.-All prosecutions under this ordinance
shall be before the Mayor, on written complaint spec
lying in ordinance language the ofensc charged.
This ordinance shall take effect and after the 1st
rsD day of February, A. d. 1870. Passed JAN TO- 1870
Attest, TnEoD. HALL Clerk. K. ii. GILKEY, Mayor.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-01-29

FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT,-Missis and
Minnesota increased the number of States that
have ratified the Fifteenth Amendment to
tweniy-iour. Rhode Island and Ohio make
weniy-six. There is no doubt that Iowa, Ne
braska and Texas will ratiiy, This will make
twenty-nine. Georgia will ultimately assent
With thirty States for 1t, the action of New
York is of no consequence, and Indiana, whose
action is asserted to be Illegal, can be counted
out We shall sdH have the required two
thirds
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that divi-
dend of thirty three onethird per cent 1884, has been
duly declared in the matter of the assignment of F.
Hendry, and the same IL payable at my store in Asha-
bua, ON and after this date, Jan. 20 1870
3t*l0lS ii. II. HALL, Assignee of said Hendry
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AN ORDINANCE to Regulate s Re


Section I--Be It Ordained by the Council of the In
cOrpOrated Village OF Ashtabua that the owner keeper
or proprietor of each and every Ale, Beer and Porter
House shop within the Incorporated Village of Ash
tahula, shall close the same. the to be
closed AT before the hour of nine W O'Clock p NJ
day.
Section IThat II shall be unlawful for any owner
keeper or proprietor or the agent servant employee
Of the. owner keeper proprietor of ary ale, beer
porter house or shop to keep open or to suffer- permit
house chop In said Incorporated Village of Ashtabu-
la after the hour of nine (D O'clock, p. NJ
Section nI.-That 1t shall be unlawful for the own
keeper proprietor, the agent employ
&c of the owncr keeper proprietor of any ale beer
porter house or shop, to sell furnish or give away,
away to be drank ON the premises any ale, beer wine
or any spirious, fermented or malt liquors. after the
nishing giving away any ale wine beer porter or
any spurious, malt or fcrmcnted liquors. shall be prma
hcie evidence of keeping open within the meaning of
this ordinance.
Section Iv-That each and every building, loom,
STALL saloon. cellar or place of public resort where ale
beer, porter wine, or any spurious or malt liquors
sold furnished given away to be drank the prem
iscs, shah be deemed, taken and held within the
meaning Of this ordnance.
Section V-Any person or persons who shall vio-
late any of the provisions Of ths ordinance, SHALL on
conviction thereof forfeit and pay fine of not more
than Fifty Dollars, or be imprisoned n the jail of the
County or Village Lock Up not more than thirty 800
pay the costs of prosecution and may the discretion
ofthe Mayor, be Imprisoned until said fine and costs
are paid.
Section VII shsll be, and is hereby made the
duty of the Marshal and his deputies, to view
any person fonnd violating any of The proysians of this
ordinance.
Section NII,-Al prosecutions under this ordnanc
shall be brought before the Mayor of said Village, ON a
written compaipt specifying briefly, and in oidinance
language the oiense.
This ordinance shall be In force ON and after the
frat day OF February ID. 1870
Passed January 10, 1910.
Att'si, TnEoD, HALL. Clerk f. II, GILKEY, Mayor.
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OMITH & GILKEY, have decided 10
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CASH, to accomplish that object.
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DISSOLUTION.-The firm of Monti-
gel & Hill is this day dissolved by mutual CONSENT
Those indebted or who have unsettled accounts viii
please call and settle Immediately. JoHN NJ MoNTIGEL~
tfl0lS John w. HILL
Ashlabula, Jan. 1870
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AN ORDINANCE to prescribe and

AN ORDINANCE to prescribe and
regulate the Fees OF the Mayor, Marshal, and Deputy
Marshals Of the Incorporated Village of Ashtabua.
Section IBe it ordained, that the Mayor of the In
corpOrated Village Oi Ashabua, for all services render
ed by him in his judicial capacity shall he entitled to
charge and receive the same fees are now for like
services by law allowed to justices of the Peace.
Section H.-Be it further ordained that the Marshl
and Deputy MaIshal, of said village, all services
rendered by him them in their official capacity shall
be entitled to charge and receive the same fees
now by law allowed to COnstabcs for like services
This ordinance shall take effect and after its passage
Passed January 10, 1870 I6
Attest, THEOD. HALL, Clerk +. H. GILKEY, Mayor
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The following paragraph is going the rounds
and may mislead aud disturb the ruminati0ns
of some of those who use the weed We be-
lieye the commissioner has made no such rul
ing,
When q quld has. been exhausted, the gov
ernmont expressly foTbids It's being thrown
away until Two red chalk marks have been
made across IT, aud label attached, bearing
these words: "DAe fellow who Chewed this
has complied with all the requirements of the
law, and all persons are hereby warned not 10
chew this quid again"
TRIcmNK-That horrible malady, the Trl-
chln0sis, is prevailing To an alarming extent
IN Illinois The spectacle of suffering present.
ed by the unfortunate victims Is absO-
lutely irightiul and appalling. A microscopic
examination OF the sausages and ham eaten by
one family of sufferers showed that the lrichlnt,
existed IN the meat In immense quantities, and
portions Of eesh taken from one OF the de-
ceased victims exhibited their presence In al
nsOet Ipdescrlhable numbers n medical gentle
nran present estimating that there must have
been NO less than 10000 parasits 70 the cubic
! inch Of hesh. One cannot read the account ol
this horrible disease without shudder, and
no one reieeting on the horrible character and
sure fatally OF the matady can oat pork With
entire steady nerves.
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Sheriff f's-as Special Master Commits
sioner-Sale of Lands and Tenements.
Ashtabula Common Pleas-October Term, 1860
George Russell.
Order Of Sale.
William l.. Leak, et nj.
u
10y virtue of an order of sale duly issued from
said Court In the above case to directed will offer
for sale by way of public auction at the door Of the Court
House, In Jefferson, Ashtabua County, Ohio, on
Wednesday, second day Of March, A. ID. 1870,
between the hours of II and IL o'clock A. NJ of said
day the following described Lands Tenements, to wit
Situated IN Ashtabun Township in said County of Ash
thbua and state OF Ohio, and known part OF Lot No
One-l-in said township, and is bounded as follows
Commencing at point the East line of Main Street
III the Village OF Ashabua, ten-Ofeet NOrtherly from
point on said East line, from which line drawn at
corner OF the Blacksmiths Shop formerly owned by Ad
said street, parallel with lot line seventy tyone-7-n.
to stake thence southerY parallel with said street about
sxy-one-6 feet to the North line of land formerly
cuped by John Rattle thence along said Rattle's
North line to the East line of said
street thence about xyone6- feet to the place of
beginning being parts OF lots numbers II and " of Kns-
mans survey OF Village Plat.
A. W. STILES Sheriff.
as Special Master Commissioner
j. X. Cook, Attorney for Il. MITCHELL
Jefferson q. Jan. 80 1870. 5t4s
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WARREN & CUSHMAN,
Jefferson Ohio,
NOTICE.

l. HE Partnership heretofore existing
ander the name Of Russell Harrington, in the manu-
ho.ure Of Brick and Tile, is this day dissolved by mu-
tnul consent GEo, RUSSELL,
Ashtsbnla, Jan. 1, 10 4. n. fARnINsToN
The business will be conducted under the name OF
ussel Son, and the business OF the old hrm VIII DC
closed up by Geo RUSSELL All those indebted by book
note will the proptey and necessity OF immedi
ate settlement. . nEsL .ft.ft.-l 4.
A good stock Of both Tile and Brick may be found at
al ,fdere.
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DISSOLUTION.

L HE O-PARTNERSHIP heretofore ex-
isting Rnder the name OF Wright sturtevant in the
Insurance business al kingsye o. s this day dissoy
ed by mutual consent, NJ W. WRIanr
kngsFille. Jan. !, 1870 j. j. STuRrRvAAR.
For the present Mr. Wright will retain the Agency Of
the Etna Fire and Atna Life Insurance Ge.s AMI
Mr. siurtevant will retain the Agency for the Hartford
Fire lns Co., Home Ins. Co. OF New Haven, CT, Home
Insurance CO. Of Columbus, o. and Security Insurance
Co, - New York l0i5tf
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Publish ers and Patent Solicitors,
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-01-29

In Table Cloths, Napkins and Towels we have made
"A corresponding reduction, and have had good
astock
We have full line Of Domestic Goods. We can't
mark them down much, but will sell at Cost adding
freight.
BLEACHED GOODS in all qualities.
We have just received 10000 yds Printsat the Pop
ular Prices.
Zephyr Worsteds--all colors-20 cents.
Please give us an early call and see for Yourself
Very Respectfully,
SMITH & GILKEY.
Ashtabula, Jan. 1870.