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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-03-02

GRASS LAND.-Permanent grass land has
not timothy on it as the chief variety, and
if it is permanent, ofcourse it is never pIow-
ed Meadows properly speaking, are Ever
ploughed, for if they are, the field is able
and meadow land and arabic land dis
tinctively different. Permanent c.ss fields
and meadows, in England, WI G the Ian
guage came from, mean land a'-ays in grass.
the varieties composed of native kinds, and
permanent pasture or meadow is never
considered in perfection till the temporary
sOwn varieties are worn out, or only take
their place among the seventy or more varie-
ties which will be found on all good grass
/. land. All grass land worthy of the name
sons portion of the soil of character sim
ilgr'to the low land-clay, loan and rich
Limestone are the principal staples to be de-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-03-02

SPENDING MoSEY.-To earn money is easy
compared with spending it well anybody
may dig up potatoes, but it is not one wo-
man in ten that cook them. Men do not
become rich by what they get, but by what
they save. Many men who have money, arc
short of wit, as hog is of wool; they arc
under the years of discretion, though they We
turned forty, and make ducks and brakes OF
hundreds, as boys do of stones. What their
fathers got with rakes they throw away with
shovels.
After the miscr comes the prodigal. Often
men say of the spendthrift, his father was
no mans friend but his own and now the
son is no man. enemy but his own the fact
is, the old gentleman went to hell by the
lean road, and his son has made up his mind
to go there by the fst.-T'dlks Of John Plough
man.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-03-02
2ustru.
What makes a Man?

y truthful soul, a loving mind
Full of affection for its kind;
A spirit Arm, erect, and free,
That never basely bends a knee;
That VIII not bend 4 feathers weight
OF slavery's chance for small or great I;
That truly speaks from God within
That never makes league with sin;
That Snaps the letters despots make,
And loves the truth for its own sake;
That wOrships God, and him alone,
And bows no more than at his throne ;
And trembles at no tyrants nodi
A soul that fears no one but God,
And thus can smile at curse or ban
This is the soul that makes a mar.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-03-02
WO0leR Factory and Saw Mill
FOR SALE,

rINE undersigned offer for sale their Woclen FACTORY
and Two Dwelling Houses, with three acres of good
Land also opposite said Factory, CIRCULAR SAW
a I'll connected with which is two story SHOP,
asapted to cabinet or wheelwrght use also on
asfde nj
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-03-02
) Tenement Dwelling House.

said property Is situated within mile OF the LII
ooille Valley railroad, in process Of eonstrue-
''''"' COOK BROTHERS,
r52m3 Hardsick, VT.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-03-02

The Great Quieting Remedy for Children.
Contains NO MORPHINE OR POISON
Gus DRUG; sure to Regulate the BotcelS
allays all Pain; corrects Acidity of the
Stomach makes SICK and Ieeak children
STRONG and HEALTHY; cures Wind Collie,
Gripping, Inflammation of the Bowels, and
all complaints arising from the effects of
Teething. Call for Mother Bailey's Quiefing
Syrup, and take no other, and you are safe.
Sold by Druggists and all dealers in Med
cine.
A. RICHARDS, New London, Conn,
Agent for the United States
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-03-02

ened, falling hair checked, aud bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are DESTROYED
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pa>fy sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious TO the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-03-02

VALUABLE GIFT.-s0 pages. DK- = :
FITCH'S DOMESTIC FAMILY PHYSICtANl' de
Scribes all Diseases and t2elT Remedies, sent by 1Ah
fee Address DIR. \. s. FITCH,
n9m9 ia Broadway, New YuIk
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-03-02
Ay ers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Fair TO
IFS natural Vitality and Color

\ rc>~iu. Wi1,ii
~ a UuCc Agreeable.
healthy, aud caec;Gat
for preserving Il e.
hair. Eodt r o. = n.
hair IS soon restored
to is Original co'o,-
'cih tic gloss ana
freshness q yopib.
Thin hair is iLi, K
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-03-02

The subscriber has procured from the most rslst,
Homeopathic Phsrmscy, and tarsest German ImpoT
ing House, fuH aad complete assortment Of
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-27
Foreign Dynastles.

Wien Napoleon objected to Prince
Leopold, of Hohenzollern, as a candidate
tor the throne of Spain, because he was
a German, he virtually ignored the fact
that nearly every crowned head in Eu-
rope traces his descent from aliens aud
foreigners. For example: m
France has Louis Napoleon for her
Emperor, the founde, of whose dynasty,
Gen. Bonaparte, was Corsican by birth,
and Italian by race.
Victoria, Queen Of England, resigns
by virtue OF her descent from petty
German prince, who had married the
grand daughter of James Ia Scotch
man by birth, his mother having been
Mary Stuart. rf
In Spair, the Emperor Charles V. was
q German by his fathers side. His dy-
nasty ceased in 1900, from want of a
male heir, aud French prince became
King of Spain, with the title Of Philip
V. Thus the hated Bourbon line, now
nominally represented by the little boy
in Paris who calls himself Alphonso VII,
was established in Spain. at..
King William, of Prussia, is Swabiar
by descent. 4e '.. ri.
The Emperor OF Austria represents a
dynasty which was founded by Swiss
soldier. at .a .seul
The King of Italy can show descent
only from the Counts of Savoy, ant
thus is actually rather French tina,
Italian. 4.. .o a
Christian TX, of Denmark, who is Kins
by arrangement rather than popular elec
tion, belongs To German family long
settled in Holstein. l.a s.i f.'l.i.,.
Sweden is covered by the grandson o
q French lawyer, who, having risen
under Napoleon i, to the rank of Fiel,
Marshal and Prince OF Ponte Corvo, wa
elected Crown Prince of Sweden, an
| finally succeeded 10 the crown, ..,...,s
| The King Df Greece has no Helleni
| blood in his veins, being simply one 3
The sons Of the King Of Denmark, VIII
is not himself Dane, Nh, .,.s ",
Belgium has ior her monarch the so
of Leopold, q petty German Prince, b
the daughter OF Ficneh Princess II
, is grandson Of Louis Philippe, OF Franc
Strictly counting up. ibe only mo
; archies of Europe governed by nati'
> princes are Turkey. PnrtHRaI. Hollap
y Wuriembere, Ssxony aud Bavaria. A
lshe rest OF the European scrersigns a
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-27

by Mr. Blink in one place, and Mr.
Harvey in another, were burned to death.
J. Kearnaham, near Aylmer, is also re.
ported dead since last night. In the
most dangerous places contiguous TO the
city in the south no communication is
possible, and God knows where some of
the settlers have gone. As close, the
fire approached much nearer Hull, and
grave fears are entertained that the
lumber may take fire tonight. If So, it
will take all thev can do 10 save the oiiy
from total destruction. Teams are still
arriving with burned-out settlers all de,
jected, who report themselves homeless
and penuiless,
TORONTO, Aug 2o.-Last advices from
Ottawa say the city was excited all day
Yesterday. Business was totally sus.
pended, engines were playing through
streets, and the troops have been called
out to render assistance. Montreal ant
other places have also been telegraphet
TO for assistance The fire has extended
to within few yards of the city. Tn,
canal has been cut To food he burning
district and arrest the progNss of tn
flames.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-27

of decided alien origin. Even in Egypt,
the Khedlve, as lsmael Pasha is called,
comes from Greek family. Yet, what
ever their descent, the sovereigns,
whether of foreign or native descent,
become national, in their respective
localities, where they leign Louis Ma
poleon certainly thinks more Of France
than of Italy, whence his family came,
and it has always been to the credit oi
Louis Bonaparie, his father, 'ha, he br'
came Dutchman in hcsrt and soul as
soon as he was made King of Holland.
Because of this his imperial and impe-
rious brother accused him OF neglec,lng
his interests, and the result was that,
finding it was expected that he should
govern HOLLAND only as French satrap,
the mere lieutenant of Napoleon, he
took off his crown, laid down his sccp-
ter, and retired into private life. There
is no reason for thinking that, if Spain
had adopted Leopold, of Hohenzollern,
ne would have governed that country as
German Prince. His father-in-law, OF
the Saxe-CobUrg family, became SO good
Portuguese after his marriage will
Queen Donna Maria de Gloria, that the
lament in that country now is that he
not his son, is not the present sovereign
PhttddeIphia Press.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-27


tzrWe are cheered by the announcement
from the Treasury Department that the ciyil
service estimates for is7i are sixteen millions
of dollars less than those OF 1870 III u II
promise of economy which may he conhdent
ly accepted in view OF the past extraorui-
nary reductions by the administration OF gov
ernment expenses and the national debt.
szs-Tn the race for twenty miles to wind
ward and return, at Newport, on Thursday,
between the yachts Cambria and ldler, for a
cnp valued at fifty guineas, the Cambria came
in thirteen minutes ahead, beating the ldler
with the time allowance of nine nad half
Minutes. ...
tE-The naval observatory at Washington
has closed the contract with an eastern firm
for new telescope, for which tiFty thousand
d liars was appropriated at tie last session OF
Congress. 1t is said TO have an object glass of
twenty.six inches aperture, which will be the
largest perfect lens of that size in the world.
-Four years will be required to complete it.
tyy~Thc Cabinet of Berlin, In reply to q
communication from the Pope, declines to
guarantee the ,nviolabilitv Of the ponti6cal
States, The Austrian Premier, Baron vor
| Beust, urged the ahrOgation of the Concorda
on the ground thatit was "lmposslble to main
tain relations with u power whose prctensiOn
are suddenly found to be illimitable."
cB-Thrre have been no important war ope
ra,ions since the siege of Metz began. TIL
military situation remains unalicrcd, save tha
the Gdrde Mobile has been Withdrawn iron
| Chalons, and McMahons command there
only a small corps Of observation, whose dut
will he 10 watch the Crown Prince lntcrcs
now centrrs on Paris, where the revolutio
which is to save France developcs slowly bu
surely. The committee of Defense ofthe cap
tai is now the real and only government G
France
Ca Henry D. Cooke, of the firm Of ia
Cooke s. Co., stated the fact that the Gcrma
bankers of this country are preparing to tax
the Prussian loan is a healthy sign of ou
+ financial condition. and instead Ofdrprcciatin
our bonds will tend to increase their valu
, from the fact that such action on the part {
! the German bankers is a sure proof of T.
financial stability of this country, not only
meet its own obligations but to take up Il
loans oil olher countries. lie says our SCOUT
ties are to day the hest in the world.
Sophie Sparkle, of the New York Nal, sa!
that the persons who spend tho most none
3 at Saratoga are the old men with young wive
On Saturday evening was seen one
: the most beautiful displays of the Aurora b.
|, reals ever Witnessed. The gorgeous speotae
was greatly admired.
j. The people Of franklin county, Ohio, ha'
n voted the handsome sum of 5000 900, as a d
nation to secure the location of the State A
n ricultural College among them.
d The heads of Washington, jefferson, Ii
coln the two Adnmses, Benton, Burlingnn
b. Farr" gut, Rawlins and Governor Andrew W
=, he used on the new bonds now preparing
the Treasury Department
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-27

The London Spectator, in the fewest words
expresses not only the average English view
of the war, but Of dispassionate observers in
general; Europe must pass through year,
perhaps years, of misery, in order that one
single man may secure the career and position
of one single child This war has no cause,
no motive, no justification. save the fear of
Napoleon Honapnrt that without it his boys
succession would not be clear" 1t is for this
that "long and hotly contested" war has been
precipitated, 1t is not necessary to eXalt Prus-
sa to admit this view of the origin and pur-
pose of the struggle. She. too, has her sins,
and no doubt among them is a certain degree
Of faithiessness in diplomacy toward the faith.
er of the "single child" not to be allowed TO
90 unpublished, But It Prussia has been guilty
of any thing in this line worse than the part
of France in the matter of the secret treaty
II has not yet been made apparent to the out.
side world, 1t is only by convulsions and up
heavals like the present that we are permitted
to know how kings and emperors carry on
their trade, in what manner the world is goy-
erned. and what great wars are for
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-27

The following story is told of Rev.
DR., Taylor, the noted New Haven theo-
logian:
"Profound in metaphysics, but not
versed in science, he was an obstinate
defender of literal Interpretation of the
six days of creation in the book of Gen
esis, as against the idea of six long pc
riods of time, which Professor SSlliman
advocated, One day Silliman took DR..
Taylor into the geological cabinet, and
confronted him with several trilobites
in rocks of the lower strata, and said /:
"Now DR., Taylor, how did these once
living animals get into this position, ex-
cept as the rock gradually formed about
them in one of those long early periods p
"Nonsense, nonsense" answered DR..
Taylor; do you think that God, when
he made the rocks, couldn't have stirred
in the thugs just as easy as cook s,irs
raisins il, pudding or cake ?" Prof
essor Silliman was so disguSted that, per
ttction of courtesy though he was, b,
put on his hat, without reply, walked
straight ont OF the building, and did moi
sly word to DIR. Taylor for three weeks
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-27

THE address M the Republican National
Executive ComMlttee stated the excess ofreYe-
nuo rrceipis, during the first year OF the pres
sons, at $Ss oOO,OOO, under the same revslue
acts and The reduction of the expenditures at
$67 100000. Blu, the Official statement just
published by tho Secretary of the Treasury
shows that The increase of revenue has been
$50 100000 and the decrease Of exdenditurcs
$40, $4,000 1t has heen this more faithful
collection Of the revenue aud more eeonomi-
cai disbursement of II that has enabled the
government to pay OF $i5O,0Oo 900 Of the ma
tional debt since the Inauguration OF General
Grant, and has permitted Congress. at its re-
cent session. to abolish &soD0O,O 900 of Federa
taxation. 4nIiuoHI wglsps ign5Ia
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Board of Equalization-A Gard.

The undestgned members ot the Republican Cenira
omnfttce for the i4th Senatorial District composed OF
the CotrAties OF Lake, Ceauga and Ashtabuia lhr.
p Dpiley having moved from the District IN w ~ "
all the crcumstanccs have decided not to eau I
vesssun TO nominatea candidate for Member % oi ,ue
sSase Board of Equalization, but lesys 70 m ,nv n sts
asthey may see nt They are induced TO 'nse 'nls
corse f, the belief that the office has 50 ntte po
iitlraI and there is little demand Tor
sneh cnnve ,tion Il will be satisfactory 10 the
AZ Mr. IA ley's removal makes vacancy IN the com
mttee appointed af the Convention at Madison lasI
"suPP'' '"e w. Z. HOWELIS.
JuIv ,s tcyo j. U. CONVERSE.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-27

Mr.. HALsTEAp the senior editor of the Gin
cinnati Commercial, who is with the Prussian
army, and therefore a witness of the strife and
slaughter betNeen the coniending armies,
sends the following dispatch 10 the CommsvciaI
under date of the 2lsL II is limportant only
asa confirmation of this terrible slaughter
that follows the track Of the contending ar.
mics II was present at the battle of Grave
lotte on Thursday. The King of Prussia
Count Bismarck and General Sheridan were on
the neld II was the third and great battle foI
the road from Metz To Paris The FSeaeA
scsys out numbered and beaten back 70 hs ssals o
Net. Tho slaughter on bOtA s,des sOas horrible
.ealksd sepsa n,iles Orer The fields stresen nie
s0fth dead, MN aud hOrsSs. The lines Of batt
were marked with dead In heaps"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-27

II was rumored on Thursday. that the police
Of Saratoga. acting on warrant applied
for and granted 10 the Young Mems Chrisiian
Association of the place. had seized upon and
closed the Hon. john Morrisseys Club House.
This repor; proved to be only partially correct
for although such warrant had heen actually
Issued. yet through the ipfueAee Of ex-Con'
grsssman Marvin, !, was said, rs execution vaI
temporarily delayed, and matters pleasantly
arranged
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-27
THE NEW DRUG STORE.

nj ARTIN NEWBERRY having be-
con setled Is ready 30 receive ali his old frends
and patrons, 1Ias beep In the employ OF Mr.. Geo VIII
lard for the last fifteen years. and several years previous
in the old firm Of willard Wells Co. Having princi
pIe charge Of the Drug and Medicine department and
putting up of Physicians prescriptions giving satisfac-
lion to ALL tfupeing they may now extend the same
having on and resh Drugs and pure Liquors for Med
cal purposes Best Perfumery and Toilek Soape Any.
lhinr In his line of blsDess will be promptly attended
To- All he asks ofyou try him. You will hnd him
all hours In the StOr the corner OF Main and Sen-
ter Streets. N NEW bhRHf.,
Asbtahu O.. Aug. IL. t076tf rer.n
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-27
God loves to lade the wings of pray

God loves to lade the wings of prayer
with the choicest and chietrst blessings.
Many Christians have found 10y expe-
rience, praying times to be sealing Times.
They have found prayer to he u shelter
TO their souls, II sacrifice to God, u sweet
sav"r to Christ, scouge to satan, and
al inlet 10 assurance,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-27
Florence Sewing Machines.

w K WOULD once more cail the at
tenon Of hose about 70 purchase SEWING MaSn,ns
to the merits of the Florence lite advantages over any
and ali Sewing Machines. Its simplicity and Reat
range of work Its four different suches iock Knot
tion sShieh enahies the operator by simply turning
thnnb screw TO have the work run either to tho right OF
tha seams Without turning the fabric. II hens fels
snsdsf fgathcrs braids. quite, &C. We will deliver Ma
chimes 70 any part the County and give Instructions
free. 'f
good stock or Eachine-needies, Thread. silk, At.
lachments, 4e oqpsianty ON hand; Alec, Dress-msk-
Er MRS. RObt. 'Aileoelk,l Agt.
sts AshtabniA. Obio. lyNbs
Feb. Is. 1910 fiHgUs fru rra1 w
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-27
Rail Road Meeting.

IA SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
stockhoders Ofthe Ashiabna A New Lisbon Rail Road
Company WIN be held at the office of o. II. FIroH In tho
VILLAGE of Aehlnbuln ON Tuesday tr Goth day Of Scptr
next at l9{ o'clock then and there 20 vote upon
It's rights aud franchises thu Aphiabuls YoungstOwn
n Pittsburgh Rail Road Company for the purpose OF
ii. HUBBARD, Pres't
Ashtabula, July 10 10. 'oti0Ts
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-27

CAME into the incloeure Of the sui
" seirbeE In Geneva. OF about tha 18Th day of
June Iast two Searue red Heifers, which the owner s
requested 70 prove hi swnsfship RAy sspsnses sna
ssySsoOs Station. luiy is, isvA ssig's
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20 DOLLARS REV AR Dive
will pay the aboye reward for the detection Of the burg
lars who broke into store the 10th inat The ar
ticlea taken bOXea segars, marked Shoe Fly.
Ilabana manufactured by A. y. Viets kmboy, Ohio 8
Periuulery bags box Sardines Express packages,
supposed to contain pair uf toots. TOhBES, BRO.
AshtAhula Aug, II, iSI0 1056-f
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SIU A DAY-Business new and hons
orabe Liberal Inducements, Descriptive eirculars
fSee Address ]. Q, RAND 4 CO., Rlddeford, Ne.
l0T0-3m.
, 1870-08-17
NEW YORK,


apecial Despatch 10 The Chieaso 1flbuna
WALL arEEET.
NHw YoRx, Aug. 1G-The du1neas In WA1 street
Today WIS almost Htthot parallel Nothing has
been seen likr it Tor many month"; The volume
OF buaines8 - very light
Gold Has strong, however, on the favorable ap-
pearance OF the was news tor the French The
price advaoced from 3i6s{ to lI74, when was the
were l, 8, Z, and per cent, and for borrowing,
dat to per cent.
ROFEaNxRNTs.
The government bond MARKET advanced i; per
cent In the afternoon, but Was dull.
AoSKT.
Money WAS easv and more active At 1 10 & per
cent on call.
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.
Stocks we're 1ning somewhat better. The clos
ing quotations. were the highest OF the day.
SPECIE SHIPMENTS.
Tue speele shipments Eo-morEoW are es:imale4l
Al 81, ,oeo 600 to 81, tx, 900.
EXCHANGE
The foreign exchange market Was nrtncr this
afternoon, owing 70 the Increased case IN E2oney
st London and an anticipated further Reduction,
In the bznk OF England rnle ul discount Prime
b1nker4' sixty days sterling bills ste quoted At
lt9IG1ea'f.
TIE FRoDCCk MARKET.
The feature Of the Trou,1se market To- ny vas
hruaE In <heae 10 = cents per busnel- Tlia
wuz c4uscti bJ the free offerings Of amber Oatot
,he Few crnp Of whsch Is now casatug forward
iIeely Ly rail- The existence Is very 8pparcne ot
an eTurt on the part Ut tina bears here To Impress
up the country tkAt the market Is shortly to be
gtut4ed and reports 10 this effect srA being per
s,Hsenuy clrcusaleA. Holders, however. a1e not
at aJt slarmed. Shippers to-day did very little,