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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-11-26
COUGH NO MORE

WARMERS CoUeH BALsAM is healing, Softenfng and
expectorating. The extraordinary power It possesses
In Immediately relieving, and eventually curing, the
most obstinate cases Of Coughs Colds, Sore Throat
Bronchitis Influenza Caarrh Hoarseness, Asthma and
Consumption is almost incredible. SO prompt is the
relief and its effects in all the above cases. or any sfec
ton Of the throat and lungs that thousands OF pbysf
clans daily prescribing it. and and all say that
II is the most healing and expectoratng medicine
known One dose always affords relief, and in most
cases one bottle affects cure Sold by druggists I'm
large bottles Price dollar 1t is your own fault IL
yon still cough and sufferI The Balsam will cure
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Call at the Telegraph Office

AND get box OF Extra Envelopes
with your business card printed on then or 81 s..
All other work is correspondingy lev
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THE NEW DRUG STORE.
PAINTS FOR FARMERS.

THE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND
Il and for sale couple OF barrels Of The Grafton
Mineral Paint which II admitted be The and
most desirable Paint In Two cOatP, we'll psf on,
mixed with pure linsced Oil, will last nom 10 - ID
years. Price, 81 per barrel. iiltftlT
Ashtahnla: Feb. ls. 1870. JAMES kKKD.
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WARMERS PILE REMEDY
DYSPEPSIA.

WARMERS DIsPEPsIA Tonic is prepared expressly for
DysDepics and those suffering with habiual C0stive-
ness 1t isa slightly stimulating tonic and splenA@
appetizer it strengthens the stomach and restores the
digestive organs to their healthy state Weak nervous
and dyspeptic persons should WARNER's DYSPEPSIA
TONIC. For sale by druggists. Price dollar.
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Homestead for Sale.

Il lie Homestead of the.subscribcr Is offered
ior SAFE on favorable terms situated in the Township OF
SnSotook hali mile east of the Pustufcc the N.
hldge consisting OF good frame DIV cling Carriage
barn, Grainery aud other out buildings, and FIVE
o. good land, well stocked with fruit and good water
lmc VIII be given, II desired half Of the pur-
chase money and possession given Immediately.
j. W. SIMM
SayhrOOk Sent
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Thompson Quarry.

il HIS Quarry, situated at Thompson
Geauga County i the nearest aud convenient for
the citizens Of AshabnU and vicinity OF any other and
the quality q Its stone s superior for frmnessof texture
any purpose dressed in the most workmanlike manner
and at short notice. Orders suieitaled, for Tagging
steps, Neltsfoncr. Undaerpinning, window and Doc
Caps and sills. Coping md Nsier Tables. When the
trsyengts good paltie may do their own henng &C a
een.iaaiahlssAyiah, p, kpQERToN.
Nv
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WINE OF LIEE.

The great Blood Purifier and Deliciqns Drink WAR
NER's NINUM NITa. WINE LIFE, IL free from any
poisonous drugs and Impurities, being prepared for
those who require astimulant 1t splendid appez-
flying the blood II is the most pleasant and delicious
article offered to the public far superior brandy
healthy, and cheaper Both male and female Young or
old can lake the Wine of Life 1t is in ct life pre-
server. Those who wish to enjoy good health and
flow Of lively spirits, will do well to take the Wine OF
Lifc II Is different from any thing before in use,
II IL sold by druggist also all respectable saloons
Price one dollar in quart bottles. 2 =
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anihropy
Essays on the Errors OF Yoash, spa tbe
Fotiies OF Age, IN relation TO MARRIAek and soolAL
sealed epveopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
neg y Psl.aaeiPhss IA. lynx
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KING htabula, Ohio. Dealers in fine Drugs, Med,
icines. Paints, Oils. Fine Toilet articles, &C.
Physcian4s prescriptions compounded at all hours.
1861
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NORTHUMBERLAND, uon rhad
wQR SAFE.

"a VERY DESIRABLE REAL ES-
West am uaiya on The North Ridge road, ~ miles
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undertak1nr,

also keep constantly hand large assortment Of
9ady made Comm. .lfnse Wood imitation. Black Walnut
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-02
Democratic Nominees.
spEAxINa SATURDAY.

Gen. John C. Brown, the Democratic
standard-bsarer in the gubernatoriai
canvass, and his Radical competitor
Hon Wn. H. Wisener, will address the
people of this city next Saturday, in
Court Square. This occasion should In
terest and bring forth our people by
hundreds from every ward, and from all
points in the country along the railroad.
Tennessee has made glorious record in
the last year, and the news of our olsen
thrallment sent JOY and encouragement
into the hearts of Democrats and all
lovers Of justice and liberty throughout
the land. Under peculiar circumstances
we swept the State and dethroned the
Radical party. Their hosts were demon
allied. and for some time they had no
organization. But general apathy fol-
lowed our successes, and the old joints
of the Radical snake we're brought to-
gether all over the State, except in the
Eighth Congressional District, and
warmed into new life. While we sleep
in security, they drill their forces, and
will surprise us on the day of election.
We are no false prophet or sensational
alarmist but we must tell the people
that there is more danger than they
have usually supposed. The enemy is
in the field active, lynx-eyed and crafty.
Let it not be thought for moment they
do not hope to defeat part at least OF
the ticket. Whatever can be accom-
plished by the most thorough discipline
and vigorous use of the enforcement
act will be done. One more grand rally
will carry us through for nearly two
wears 10 come. Let this be made at the
ballot-box next Tuesday. But mean
while 60 and hear what plea Mr.. Wise
ner will make for the outrages, extraya-
gance and reckless abuse OF power by
his party Go and hear the manly
words of Gen. Brown, and catch some of
the enthusiasm which seems 10 be want
ingIon every hand. Let us show to the
administration in power at Washington,
and to our friends all over the country,
that the Democracy Of Tennessee is not
deficient in zeal and harmony, and give
token in advance of the grand triumph
we are determined to win in the Presi-
dental contest of 1872.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-02

To the Martyrs of Liver Complaint.
Among the wonderful medical properties
which have rendered Hostetter' Stomach Bit
tiers pre-eminent among the health-restoring
preparations of the age, its anti-bilieus virtues
are not the least remarkable. No words can
do justice to its marvellous effect upon the dis
eased liver. Perhaps the simple words OF a
convalescent sufferer. who describes it as
going right to the spot" tell the story as
clearly as may be. It does go right to the spot.
1t operates directly upon the disordered organ,
and whether unduly active or In state OF
paralysis, restores 1t to a condition Of health.
The sickness at the stomach. pain between the
shoulders and in the right side, yellow sufiu-
sion Of the skin, costiveness, drowsiness and
languor, dimness Of sight. collie, palpitation OF
the heart, dry cough. low fever, and other
symptoms which indicate the various phases
of Acute and Chronic Liver Complaint. are
one and all promptly relieved, and finally re-
moved, by the action Of this famous prepare
ton, which is is at once the best locomotives,
the gentlest and most genial of aperients. an
infallible regulator. and powerful restora-
tive. Persons of a bilious habit, who use the
Btters as a protective medicine. will never
suffer the pains and penalties Of Liver disease
or Bilious Remiitent Fever: cod
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-02
NEW YORK.
Registry OF Southern Men-GreeIey
Nominated for Congress Fears
for the Safety of the steamer Va
ruBa Sixty Irishrnen Sail Tor
France.

New York, November 1.-THE cor
rected registry Of this year shows a de-
crease of II, 7l9 from the registration OF
last year. Strong efforts are being made
to organize Southern vote in this city
for the coming election. 1t is estimated
now in New York that about fifteen thou
sand Southern men are entitled to vote,
having resided in the city from four to
eight years. The names Of 5000 of this
class are now on record at the head
quarters, and the number was greatly
increased before the registry closed last
evening.
The bishops Of Melbourne and AIDE
laide, Australasia have arrived here.
The Republicans Of the Sixth Con-
gressional District have nominated
Horace Greeley as candidate for Con-
gress, instead of Thomas Stewart, de-
clined.
A rumor of the loss Of the Galveston
steamer yaruna prevailed yesterday
afternoon, and the Office of her agents
was besieged by anxious friends OF those
on board. The Varuna left this port on
the 18th, and is now over due at Calves
ton six days. Her agents state she was
last spoken northward of Cape Florida,
on the goth inst, and have no further IN
formation from her. She carried thirty
six passengers,
Miss Della Winfield, Of Colevilie, New
Jersey, was instantly killed by kick
from horse, while descending q noun
tain near Port Jervis.
The World this morning reports that
sixty Irishmen sailed upon the steam
ship Periere for France. When she LETT
port they appeared upon deck, clad IN
green and gad uniforms, and sang the
Marseillaise. twenty-five were from
Boston, twenty-five from 81. Louis, and
the remainder from this city. They are
commanded by Lieutenants OBrien and
O'Grady. A supposed spy, taken from
the steamer, was sent back TO port.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-02
pEMocRATIc ADDRESS.

The actress Of the State Democratic
Executive Committee which We publish
to-day, is commended to the attention of
every Democrat. II is common sense,
practical address, containing valuable
suggestions for the campaign, which, if
followed, will lead to greater triumphs
of the party. The apathy of the public
is deplored and the dangers to be feared
therefrom clearly set forth. A system of
committees for the various wards and
districts in the State is announced, and
the manner of electing delegates and
holding conventions designated. These
details are similar TO the system which
has been in operation in Shelby
county two or three years, and we
are glad that the State Committee has
walked up at last and gone to work after
such a good pattern and example. The
Democrats Of this county are Thoroughly
organized and ready to comply with the
requirements Of the State COMMITTEE
The address makes reference to a list o.
speakers appointed to address the people
of each county on or before the hrs
Monday in November. The list To-
Shelby county has not been received, bn
will, perhaps, be published by tomorrow
In the meantime we are at work holding
ward meetings, raising funds to NEE
necessary expenses, circulating doeu
ments, preparing to receive General
Brown and to hear him and all the can
didates Saturday night, and resolved
that Shelby county shall not fall behind
any former Democratic vote at the cleo.
ton next Tuesday.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-02

Here is plot of Chinese novel
called 1.-THE Twins" 1t is given in a
recent review of the Chinese literature,
by Jessie Z. Ringwalt:
A husband and wife, after years of
constant pickering, finally differ seriously
about the marriage Of their twin daugh-
tiers. These lovely girls are as sweet
and as charming as the twin blossoms of
the brilliant rose, as the flowers or the
oderous herb bending before the breeze
The husband is absolutely determined
to dispose of them according to his own
choice, and the wife, with equal obsti-
macy, claims the right. The parents
each select their favorite suitors, and
the marriage presents, which are an in
dispensable preliminary, are brought to
the house at the same moment.
The irate father drives away with con-
tumely the porters who bear the presents
sent BY the suitors chosenby the mother,
and his wife filings aside with contempt
those presented by her husband 8 favor
ties.
The debate wakes warmer, and threat
ems to become interminable, and the case
is at length carried before the official
who has legal jurisdiction over contests
between parents. The magistrate is a
prudent and worthy man, who, after lis
tening carefully to the question at issue,
demands that the daughters shall be sum
moned.
The young girls are brought and kneel
before the tribunal The magistrate per-
mits them to remain silent, but orders
them to exhibit their preference by bow
ing either to the right, where the suitors
chosen by the mother are arranged, or to
the left, where stands those selected by
the father.
The four suitors are equally repulsive
to the girls, and the twins perseyeringly
bow their heads, and rest their eyes
steadily upon the floor. The magistrate,
approaching the feelings Of the daugh-
tiers, instantly dismisses all the suitors,
and endeavors to negotiate a peace be-
tween the belligerents; but, as he fails
utterly in his pacific Intentions he pro-
poses a plan Of adjustment-the Chinese
specific for the cure Of all evils-a com
petitiye examination.
Us lWO men WHO nidil pTepdIC tnS
best essays upon given subject shall
become the husbands Of the twins. No
possible objection can be offered to such
an admirable scheme, and the examina-
ton takes place. But unfortunately,
only one essay is found worthy Of accep-
lance, and the author Of it absolutely
refuses TO be married, because the Higher
Powers have condemned him to celibacy.
He explains that he has been six times
betrothed, and six times have his lady
loves died suddenly as the victim Of a
terrible fate Learned astrologers, con-
suited upon the subject, have declared
that he will always be the subject Of mis-
fortune to a wife. You viii be the
cause of misfortune to wife, but not TO
|-twoW
An argument 50 irresistible over
whelms all present, the difficulties are
vanished, and the fortunate essayist hap
PLY marries both the twins.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-02

Congress and the Legislature, 70 leave
then, 10 fight our battle for usY Wemus'
not only whip, but overwhelm our opp,e-
nents. Sixty Thousand majority wili 10
more to quiet the cry OF Reconstruction
than all else we can do; aud shailwen not
give itf
When the guerdon is peace and quiet
TO our land and homes-homes SO re-
Gently desolated and over which tne
pail Of tyranny so recently and so darby
hung
"The land Of the wreck and the eompi
There Is grandeur In graves. there is glory III
For out S ~ tbo gloom future brishtness Is born.
As after the night looms the bright coming
And the the graves of the dead, with grass over
May Yet prove the footsiool of Liberty's
And each Single wreck in the war-path of
win yet ,I make rock in the temple of right"
Your committee have taken the liberty
Of designating speakers for each county
in the State, list of whom is published
herewith. and respectfully urge upon
them the Importance of addressing their
fellow citizens at their county seats or
any other suitable place, on the first
Monday in November, and to urge upon
them, among other things, to come to
the polls so as not only TO elect every
candidate of the party, but to give him
such d majority as to let our opponents
see and know that their efforts to carry
this liberty-loving State into the ranks
OF imperialism are futile and hopeless.
In conclusion, we feel that we but ex-
press the public sentiment of the Democ-
racy Of the State when we urge upon You
to make il your business upon the day
of election to see that every voter is
allowed to exercise the right Of franchise
without molestation of any kind, without
regard to the ticket he may choose to
vote, or his former condition of race.
DARsEY B. THOMAS,
JOEL A. BATTLE,
DIR. THos. MESEEs,
JAMES MCLAUGHLIN,
HORACE LURToN.
THE list of speakers designated by the
State Committee will be published as
soon as received. -ED. LEDGER.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-02
A Lively Corpse.

The St. Louis Republican of yesterday
remarks that West Virginia has gone
Democratic-th first time in the history
Of that State--thus insuring another
Democratic Senator to go in with the
gentleman from Oregon, elected short
time since. Indiana keeps Morton at
home to prevent Democratic Senator
from going to Washington from the
Hoosier State. The Democracy are
gaining everywhere. General Grant will
certainly be the Republican candidate
for the presidency in 1872, and just as
surely will he be defeated by the staunch
old Democratic party which never dies.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-02

Edwin Forrest is playing at Whining
ton North Carolina.
Springfield is trying to claim an add
tional earthquake. 1t came off on Sun
day morning.
The Qualifications Of Strasburg are
being rapidly repaired. All the masons
carpenters and laborers of the town are
impressed at high wages.
Miss Isabella McCulloch is finally by
her own confession, married to Brlgnoli
since the l4th of July last. She still de.
Mes the twins. s.Di
The backbone Of the Chinese uprising
in Lima has become broken China The
latest advices are that the Celestials
have been completely tanned down, and
fears of further difficulties are at an end.
A Archaeological specimen writes
to. school Boared" in Ohio that he
will take a school, as he has fought
terms school h attended College yrs
at detroit michigan and am rs yrs av
age"
II is said there will be worked into
starch in Lancaster and Jefferson, New
Hampshire, this season, full 100000
bushels of potatoes. Starch potatoes
sell for thirty-6ye cents and table pota-
toes for fifty cents,
Samuel Grub, of Atlanta, Georgia,
announcing himself candidate for Tax
Receiver, Having" as he says in his
card, mo other means of support for
myself and family" 1t is evidently all
question of grub with him, 20
The negro women of an obscure Mis-
sissippi town have formed themselves
into a colored Sorosis. One of their OBJ
jects is to protect weak sisters from the
wiles and receptions of the Radical car
pet-baggers Of the South.
The cotton crop of Middle Georgia is
turning out much better than farmers
anticipated. 1t is thought the yield will
not fall short of that Of last year, not
withstanding predictions to the contrary
early in the season.
Later reports from the region of the
lower St. Lawrence show the earthquake
shock to have been more violent in that
section than at first reported. The shock
was very violent along the whole of the
north shore. At Bale St. Paul seventeen
houses we're much damaged. At Les
Eboulemens church and ten houses
we're injured, and two children killed; at
Murray Bay FIVE houses were injured,
and there was any amount OF fallen
chimneys; and near Cape Trinity, in the
river Saguenay, large mass of rock,
nearly three hundred feet in length, was
precipitated into the river. The wave
evidently Travelled in northeast and
southwest direction, and, judging by the
comparative violence at different points,
came westward. The line Of its course,
produced enthusiastically. would come
out in the neighborhood of Iceland, and
it is not unlikely that to a great volcanic
eruption in that volcanic region the dis
turbance is due. Confirmation Of this
theory, if correct, cannot be had for
some time, as communication with Ice
land is infrequent and intermittent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-02
CIV LEES SUCCESSOR.

Gen. 6. W. Gusts Lee has been unan
imously elected President Of Washington
and Lee University at Lexington, Va.
in place of his father, the late Gen.
Robert Z. Lee. This is considered a
high compliment as among the candi.
dates proposed we're Gen. Joseph z.
Johnston. Commodore Marry and Gen
John c Breekinridge. The new Presi-
dent is thirty-sesen years old He was
FIRST in all his classes At West Point At
present he is professor 10 fhe Virginia
Institute 81 Lexington
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-02
SKATING.
NJ H NJ II HIS
Roller Skating Association

At ASSEMBLY HALL, NO. $50 MAIN ST :.
"A Tuesday, November 1. lE0. Night A.
serblies-Tueldays, Ihursdays and SAUL
daYs. from 10 10 pm, Afternoon Assemblies
-Noodayg. Wednesdays and fridays, from = !
70 sp.m. Morning Assemblies for ladies and
children-Tucsdays, Thursdays and satur-
days from 20 II an. ..,-
Patent Roller skate = the Western District
of Tennessee including the city Of Memphis,
for sale. Address OF apply 81 above.