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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-10

The Third avenue horse railroad in New
York is trying an experiment with palace
cars. The company failed to get permission
from the Legislature to charge Is cents on
such ears, but propose to start one every ten
minutes from each end of the route and to
take all passengers who are willing to pay the
~ cents extra. The cars are elegantly up.
holstered have 80 comfortable cushioned
seats and, among their other advantages, are
each furnished with ice water, a clock and
last but by no means least, civil conduct.
or This last item of itself, we should say
would be enough to secure them abundant
patronage, after the recent experiences and
revelations
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-10

W. hate advices from Port au Prince in.
form US that the Haytiens are Involved in
further troubles. No confidence is felt by
the people in the ministry. The Financial
Secretary was accused Of malieasance and his
resignation in consequence was followed BY a
raid on his books and papers, which were
mysteriously burned, probably at his own insti.
CATION for the purpose of covering up his
mlsdeeds The President Of the turbulent
little republic, Saget, has also presented his
resignation, but it has not been accepted yet,
there being too much danger that the event
will preclpitate another revolution. These
people in the tropics have faculty of keep.
ing themselves in hot water.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-10
From uc Ntn Nolk lnl'ro
The Northern Pacific Railroad.

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nv, ' n','u' w, n l'''''' p.rI1 n..' 49,,
a",.,'a 49, '''' ~. ' Ci 1 A.,
h, 49,. W az ',.t UT lm,I.rd mics $50.
~ hai..,.;,.I,a " :, lam. or C,lo,,
H., ~ 'o,'s '''''' n.t,,'t ,to i,;,;,I ,oi,, ,
,So VIII 1,E WY p S Pa;lro,j Tbl, ,ros
vol =. ,' ,na,,n;scon,ic crJowcd i.y ,bo a.,
o.nn,,,, Ill, lin. r,.b.5 r,,iu,
we.,,sorl ,,lm y. o,or,.i;r .on,r,ller.
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oo,,,i,,,'i ~ ,t,.,,....,,. i;... ~ N;,ro.,.,,
whoro ~ - ,t, IA p;ror ~ ,bo NcrJ
which .,o.,h,,ard ,at..t. Winrcroc
and ons.c;,,I,h ~ ~ j;st,,c, 4, III, p,ee.
Oco,n m;ii r",o t,.,. ,..on,,iie..j C,m
monc:,g 100 mi. ,o..,, an u. v,.,c,r limo
no wort r.i ~, n.o.o,o,,.l r'o,, lab, d.r..
lions anJ l,r,, Lnc,ro .to r,,;o, ,,i.hr,t,.
is Con,cnnia Anni,cr..r, NJ Tnl,,o,.i.,co
the Iotos yy;ll to n,noJ t., iro, hand. ,r;,l
La, NI.5,,,...,'.. ,.,. \...J.,-1., D.,
Sonrd
ar tb, ,u.,;.iop. i,q,sp., of t.i. cp,,,.
nr;so wb;.b Il,. d, c.,, ,c,rs .,,o ,orll l,,r.
too,, ,an.;i,,..i .l,,3r, a,.',,..',.s.,..,.;a,
or H.. crionI. L.,c .,,r,,iy .,.t, G,li -e-l.,,.
ton. Even taking Chicago iHa starting
point, 10 will Doe lria ST. paul. whore au arm
Of the Northern Pacific Railroad d. rcuchcdI
two hundred mile. lc.. distance 70 Puget
Sound than to- San Francisco Besides this
vessel. from the Golden Gate TO China .aiI
on what Is called de grand circle. instead of
in straight line and any one testing this
by a string on O globe will be- surprised ut thc
result. IL they have not previously Studied
the effect Of the roundity of Che Garth. and
its diminished prouboranco as You 90 north.
ward towards the Pole Hence. when they
have sailed eight hundred mile, from San
Francisco. they are only one hundred miles
from the entrance to Puget Sound and this
striking fact show. the advantage, this route
will have I'm commaulinr the throueh traHi,
of Asia with our Atlantic States. or that nor.
tion of il which will pass over tb, soil of tbis
nation on It's road to Europo.
Nor Is this an. DEVELOPMENT d. the ore,t
duty Of the Republic, after an ii- recent
trials Resource. ARE tbc riG of the Creator
4 lonf, tho limo nf thp \orthorn Pacific patl
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-10
Crime and Science.

If the detection of crime and the tracking
Of criminals and bringing them to Justice
ever falls into the hands II men at once hon.
est and intelligent, the cooperation of science
will help to relieve society of a good deal of
murder and robbery that now make life and
comfort so uncertain. The story Of the
European detective who by examining the
sand which had been put into box plumber
ed Of its specie and then examining the sand
at every station on the route over which the
box had Travelled, determined the exact local
iiy of the theft and secured the thief, has be-.
come famous 1t has just been paraleed by
an amateur detective in Chicago. A regis
tered letter had been robbed of five one hund.
red dollar bills There was no clue whatever
to the robber, except the slight one that it
was known what offices the letter had passed
through. The detective carefully removed the
mucilage from the envelope and examined it
with microscope. II showed at once that
it had last been wet by the tongue of some
one who chewed tobacco. This, however, did
not help matters much, as chewing is so com
mon. But nicer examination showed that
the chewcr used the kind known as plug
tobacco Thereupon he set out on visit to
every office, in succession that the letter had
passed through and at each office he man
aged to get a chew of tobacco from every
clerk who used it. But one after another
handed him box ora paper containing fine
cut At the last office he found an old
friend officiating as postmaster. After some
pleasant talk, he asked for a chew. Real.
y,' was the answer, " | don't think have
any that you would use never use any.
thing but plug" The officer was under the
painful necessity of auesting his old friend,
and the stolen bills were soon found in a pie
ture case
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-10

Capt. Hall will leave soon gain in
search of the long sought northwest. passage,
lie has already given the best years of his
life to this work and with some degree of sue.
cess. He has not now as formerly to 90
begging for men to attend upon his expedi.
ton. He has more applications than he has
places to fill.
The indefatigAble Capt, has been hard at
work getting things in readiness for two
years trip, and he is strongly in hopes of re-.
turning victorious in twoiold sense, viz
finding some more positive evidences of DR..
Franklin's condition, and discovering the
MISUNDERSTANDING and sailing upon that open
sea that DR.. Kane saw and many believe to
exist between 80 deg and the Pole
We can but wish Hall and his expedition
the largest success. May he fud the Pole
and lot that end this wild goose chase IN
amid eternal ice and snow.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-18

sands they can command; by the splendid
equipages-the-four.in.hand; and by the wall
ne, style and. slogRnce ofrthe" apparel. m
thess tifihgsS are all satisfactory, thcy "win
pass muster and are ALL a. sace admitted
within the select circle snd no further ques-
tions- asked fsrs conscience sake. II is saop
and no. nasSss'ceam and not worth that makes
the nunr What standard What .slsssn I
What burlesquel Nay itis. considered by
many as . crime 10 be poor!
-s.Dimes and dollars, dollars land dimes,
An emPtypurse Il the wntst Of crimes"
Yours truly, VERITAs.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-18

FAIz oP THn ThNsEssEB, AND THE SAN
DenIseo, 0oNMIssIoNBRs,-Lik Mahomsd's
conn. this, steamer has for some days been
hanging--ih,lke public mind--bs,wee~ wind
and water The authorities. However, take
no Encouraging view Of tile affair, and think
time wiii,brihg the Commissioners iu safety to
their destination, and disappoint some Of our
democratic friends Of the anticipated pleasure
Of writing the spataph Of "OLD BEN WADE"
His mission, with them, Is not yet fulfilled,
and they may as well make up their minds to
hear from him again
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-18

the war This pursuit was keps up for two or
three dhys af'er the taking eject of the arnt =
Hce, and In the face of the remonstrance of
half the republic-the Bordeaux half-apd in
defiance OF the rage Of Minister Gambetta.
Gen. Man,eufsl would seem TO be strict
constructionist, but the ludicrousness of this
construction does not appear to upset its liter
alness and CORE etness
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-18

,THE ARNIsrIoE AND grs VIOLATIONS
the terms Of the French and German armis-
lice the cOnten ding armies In the held we're to
retain their relative Dossiions In which tbs
hour OF noon on January 81 found them. u
90 happened that. At thai moment, BourbakPs
army was In such disorderly and demoralized
flight toward Switzerland that IL could not DO
halted, and Gen. Manteutfel was lefl no other
alternative than 70 paBsns, which ho did with
something OF the yigor which had character
ized German movements from the beginning Of
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-18

REPUBLICAN ASPIRATIONS IN France had a
sort of wet blanket visitation, in the elections
held upon the 9th. Among the $50 delegates
elected, Republicanism counts but l50 friends.
Imperialism makes even a still poorer show
but 20 all told, and the Legitimists are but
little more formidable-50-whilet the Orleanists,
who favor monarchical form Of government,
take the balance-400. This seems Ia point to
the family of Louis PHILIPPE as in the line of
succession The leading prince Of that line
now living, is the Count de Paris, the eldest
son OF Frederick, Duke of Orleans, and the
grandson of Louis PHILIPPE; his age is about
thirty eight years. His father having lost his
life in 1S42, Albert was left the leading prince
OF this family, and on the Gath of February,
lS4S, he was nominated 10 the succession by
bis grandfather, Louis PHILIPPE, whom ad-
verse fortunes had forced TO abdicate Albert
was then under age, and his family was IN
such flavor that the Chamber of Deputies re-
fused TO ratify the nomination, and since then
Louis PHILIPPE Albert has been simply the
Count de Paris
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-18
DIED..
Announements fres. oomnendatorr \

Announcements free; cOmmendatorv Notices. half rate
In rlerpont, the nh and 10th insts infant twin
sous OF JAM aud W Coos
In Richmond, on the Tth inst. A C JoRDoN, aged sS
years -
In this town, on the 1sth Of December last, AnAsA
VAsrLK, aged 81 years,
ln Fairyllle, New York on the 9Th inst SAMUEL
hAraohD, aged 81 years
formerly Of Ashiabula.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-18
HOLIDAY GOODS.

HOLIDAY GOODS.
AT the Millinery Of Mrs. G. A. STREET
I'm, viii be found variety %
FaRey Goods, Handkerohiefs, Collars,
Cum, Nubias, Oils e PERFUMES,
And other Fancy and staps Goods Very Cheap. Oppo
site the Bank, 'AshtabuiA Aiso agent toT tbs Hove
Machine. t2lp4
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-18

HIT. HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES DISEASES ARISING FROM IMPRUDENCES,
HABITS OF DISSIPATION, ETC.
diet no Inconvenience. and exposure 1t causes a
frequent desire and Ives strength to Urnate thereby
removing Distinctions, Preventing and Curing Strict
ures of the Urethra, Allayng Panes so
frequent In this class OF dseases and expsling NIL Poi
sonOus matter.
Thousands who have been the victims of incompetent
persons, and who have paid heavy fees be cnred In
thort tme have found that they have been deceived
and that the Poison" has by the Of powerful as.
trngen, been dried up In the system break out In
n more aggrieyed form. and perhips after marriage.
Use Helmbolds Extract Buchn for all Affections and
Diseases of the Urinary Organs, whether exhsting in
Male Sr Female from whatever cause originating aud
matter OF how long standing Price dellar and my
cents por bottle.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-18

The REAL CAUSE OF TIE WAR.-Was
not the Hohenzollcrn Spanish throne
eandidature. This was only made the
ostensble plea for war, in the hope of
not only avenging Sadowa, but, above
all, of estranging the princes and people
of Southern Germany more and more
from Prussia. The object was thus to
push off and totally prevent the effects
Of the spirit of conciliation and friend
ship, which had already begun to en-
brocate the ehafed spots OH the political
corpus Of the South German govern.
ments, and was bidding fair to soon heal
up the old sore and make Of the whole
nation healthy, strong, united, invinci-
BILE people under the leadership of Prus-
sia. Had France not been afraid that
the North German confederation would
eventually result in complete union of
Germany, the present terrible war which
has reduced her to second.rate power,
never would have been commenced. The
idle hope OF preventing a united, indie
pendent German empire, led Napoleon,
counseled and impelled by his light-head.
ed cabinet and pretended friends, to ap-
peal to the terrible decisions of a san
guine battle, and unmistakable has been
the verdict. The righteous judgments
of heaven have been visited in awful
rapidity upon the aims of court and cot
tage, prince and peasant, while the blood
OF innocent thousands is still CRYING
through the mouths OF suffering, starv,
ing widows and orphans all over the
land, from the Rhine to the Seine, for
justice-quick, retributive justice-upon
the blood outlines OF those now repre-
senting her political and military power;
and yet they seem to tail to comprehend
the sturdy force of the old adage-"hon.
esty is the best of policy."
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-18

Fall and explicit directions accompany the medicines
Evidences Of the most responsible and reliable chaFae-
ter furnished application with hundreds OF thousands
of living Witnesses, and upward unscited GER
thoates and etters many of which
nom the highest sources including eminent Physicians
Cergymen, statesmen, etc, The proprietor has pever
resorted to their publication In the he
not do this nom the fact that his articles rank a. Stand
ard Preparations. ana do pnt aesd to be prOppsd up BY
Henry It. Helmboid's Ceauine Preps-
ratiOAs,
Delivered 10 any address. Secure from observation.
Estsbiished upward Of tweAty years. Sold BY Drug
gets everywhere Address letters for information, In
conhdsnco t0 Henry I, Helmbold, Druggist and Chem
let.
Only Depois s--H. T. Hembold's Drug and Chemical
Walek0use Ne ba4 Broadway, New York, or 20 n. r.
ihm,LhBoLD's Medical Depot loa soa'h Tensh Street.
Beware q ccanisrieiss. Ash for Henry 7. HslnbOds
Take no Other.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-18
FARM & MACHINE SHOP FOR SALE,

"A FARM of 40 acres, pleasantly locat.
ed in Plymouth township ON the Centre road, misa
fom Ashtabaa mile fiOm the Depot Af the Ashiehs-
Ia, jamestown 4 Franklin Railroad. FeTm NRdeF 4
state Of cultivation, email house aud baER yeRng Orch
selected Grape Vines OF the best yaretys In full bearing
500 DoolitIe Raek Cap Raspberry plants, also StnW
berries, Qulnees, Pears, Peaches Cherries. ect Well
watered good fcnces and Is acres rail Timber.
shop aSxa0 two stories containing horse power
Eneine full set of Merrel's Patent Lath Machines
one Shngle Machine, one Staye Machine, one large
Tnrning Lathe, shafting, Betting, eet Rngtpe and Ma
Preparatory 10 change Of bnsiness the sabseThep a.
fers the above property sla ~ fshkphahe terms, cr
dress JAMES p. HANNA. Anhtabpia, 6nia, r. b. Bog
so, or apply 70 him on the premises,
Plymouth, Jan. 14th, ISL. smN
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-18

tH-We learn that plan is on foot for Great
Ing great educational establishment, (whcse
scope Is not yet exactly flxed) In connection
with the city OF Cincinnati. Certain funds
which have been accumulating tor educational
purposes. have by an act OF the Legislature
been so combined and appropriated and such
powers conferred, that an income of from $780,.
OOs to 100000 per annum can be realized for
this purpose. A Board of Trustees has already
been appointed, aud they arc seeking informa.
iion before determining what the character
of the institution shall be.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WHAT THE PRESS SAYS.
l. HE READING Pa.,) DISPATCH

saye: The weh known superiority OF Mshler's HerB
Bhters will sbaFe Hsthe necessity OF saying anythne
length IN Ayor u thls magical Tonic and stimuhnf
ssonishng sas. This Ia the n our section Of the
eoantry There cases In this city where the most
radical cures have been effected In chronic dseases
cures which tha beet physicians could not effect and
know or scores OF families Tour among the numher)
Great household Remedy any Consideration. Let
every hmiy In the land Keep II on hand" Sold by ali
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-18
AUDITOR OF STATES CERTIFICATE
As TO THE BUSINESS AFYAIRs OF THE
Commercial Insurance Co.,
Or CnIcAso,
For the Year ending DECEMBER Sist 1871.

AunJToR STArEs OFyIcK
Department of Insurance,
Ceiana6us, Jan 2Ith, 1871.
the Commercial Fire Insurance Company, located at
Chicago, In the State OF Illinois, has complied all
respects with the laws Of this State, relating Fire
Insurance Companies for the year and has nled
IN this ONCE sworn Statement by the proper Oncers
thereof showing is condition and hlsiness the 3ist
OF Deeember 1870 10 be as follows;
Amount u actual paid-up Capital &l6a 900 90
Amount OF Unpaid Capital. l2D0O0 90
Aggregate Amoant or Assets ,.,,. SSe5os -
capital dneluding re. saraneel y ,...s. s4sss q
Amount OF Income for the preceding Year. $4,000 81
Year. ass65s 10
In witness whereof, ! have hereunto subscribed
my name and cause the seal Of my 0fice to be affixed
she day aud year above written.
JAS. II. GOODMAN, Audltov sf State.
i, 4. N0SHEh. Agent, Ashtabnla, o.
l.. y. SMITH, Agent, Couneaut, o, ia
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-18

GB B-somebody has been digging up all the
cold winters since history in Europe begin
ming with A. d. 4o1, when the Black Sea was
frozen over entirely. To come down to the
last century, the winter OF 1909 was fearful :;
all the rivers and lakes being frozen over, and
even the seas, to the distance of miles from
the shore The frost penetrated three yards
into the ground Many beasts and birds were
frozen to death, and men pershcd by thou.
sands. The less hardy shrubs and vegetables
were killed in England, and wheat doubled its
price. The Adriatc Sea was frozen entirely
Overland even the Med iterranean about Genoa.
There were very hard winters at various times
along down TO 1740 when snow lay eight or
ten feet deep over Spain and Portugal. All
the lakes in England froze, and whole OK
was roasted on the Thames. The same thing
was done in the winter of 1914.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-18
HENRY T. HELMBOLD's IMPROVED
ROSE WASH.

cannot be surpassed Face wSsh and will he fonnd
the only specific remedy in every species of Cutaneous
Affection. speedily eradisates pplss Spets Seorba-
tic Dryness InduratiOns Of the Caaneoas Membi ane
etc, dispes Rcdness and Ineipicnt inflammation Hives
Rash, Moth Patches, Dryness Of Scalp Skin frost
bites, and all purposes for which Salyes Ontments
used restores the skin to state Of purity and
and nsures continued healthy action is this tls
OF Its vessels which depends the agreeable
and vvacity of complexion much sought ad-
mired. But however valuable remedy Or exhsting
defects OF the skin, H. T. Helmbold's Rose Wash has
Kong sustained Its principal claim unbcunded patron
age, by possessing qualities which render Toilet Ap-
sndage OF the most superave and cGngenial character
combining In elegant formula thos prominent reQuis-
ties safety and ecacythe inyarable accompaniments
Of lie aseas preseryRtye and ReffesheT or the Gem
plexion II is an injection for diseases of the Urinary
Organs arising on habits OF dissipation, used In
neetion with the kxtac BaehG, Sarsapara and CStEw
ba Grape Pills IN such diseases recommended can
Dot be surpassed. Price. ono dollar per bottle.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-18

eB- The Oberlin Ners of the 9th, inst, says /:
WILDER f. Mccormick, II student at the Tele-
graph Institute, in company with party of
fellow students, went to Fremont on Monday
afternoon for spree. On Tuesday, when
homcward bound, they stopped off at Monroe
vile, and there Mccormick drank so much
liquor that he became perfectly wild While
the party were waiting al the Monroeville de.
pot for the eastern train, the train on the Bal
timore S Ohio road arrived, and on its APP
proach TO the depot, Mccormick, in his drunken
foolishness. got on the track, as he said to stop
It, Before his friends could rescue him from
his dangerous position, or the engineer could
check his train, the locomotive went over Nc
Cermck, cutting off his left leg at the knee
and maDgling the toes on the right foot At
latest accounts 1t was thought he would die.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-18
VILLAGE PROPERTY

HOUSE q LOT for Sale, situated at
the foot Of MAin Street. near the MIL Enquire Of l. o.
Fisher, at Store Of crosby q wetherwax.
Asbtabuls, Jan. asih. 1870. III
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-18

The Italian government has declared the
Library and Pictures in the Vatican 10 be Ma.
tiOnal property
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-18

Being prepared expressly for the above complaints its
bOOdpurifying properties are greater than any other
preparation Of Sarsaparila 1t gives the complexion
clear a9d healthy color and restores the patient to
moving all chronic constitutional diseases arising from
an impure state Of the Eood and the only reliable and
eectye known remedy for the OF pains and swelling
Of the bones Ulcerations the Throat and Legs Boch
ss, linples on the face, Erysipeas and all scaly
Price, Sl.50 per bottle
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-18
NJ
HENRY T. HELMBOLD'S
CONCENTRATED
Fluid Extract Buchu,

Hembod's Extract Buchu Diuretc and Blood Purify
ing and cures a diseases arising from habits of Diss
patton, and Excesses and ImprudencesI In Life
impurities Of the Blood, etc. Superceding Copaba in,
affections for which II is used and Sypaltlc affections
In these diseases used In connection with Hembod's
Rose WASH
LADIES.
In man affections peculiar to Ladies' the Extract Bu
chm unequa.ed by any other remedyas in Chorosis
or RetCutOn Irreguary Painfuness Suppress ion of
Customary Evacua ons liberated or Schirrns State of
the Uterus Leucorh@a Whites, Sterility and of all
complaints incident to the whether arising from
indescreion or habits OF Dissipation 1t Is prescribed
extensively by the most eminent physicians and mid
wives for the eneebled and delicate constitutions OF
both sexes and all ages ATTENDED with any the above
deases or symptons).
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-18

WIN radically exterminate from the system scrorua,
syphilis, Fever Sores. Ulcers. Sore Eyes Sore Legs
Sore Mouth Sore Head Bronchitis, Skin Diseases salt
Rheum, Cankers Runnings from the Ears, White Swell
tngs, TumOrs. Cancerous Affections, Nodes Ricketts,
Glanduar Swellings, Night Sweats, RASH letter Hu.
mors OF all kinds, Chronic Rheumatism Dyspepsia and
years.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-18

sHERIFF's SALE,
or Goods and Chattlss Ashtdbud Common Pleas Octc
o~ Term, 1871.
Chas W. Patterson.
against, FL Fa
j. 3. Fuller, ct. al.
BY virtue of Fl, Fa duly issued from said Court In
the above to directed have levied upon aud
will oer for sale by way Of public anction at the Livery
Stable OF j. Fuller, In Ashtabna, Ashtabnla County
Ohio, Tuesday the 2slh day of February 1871 at or
about 10 o'clock NJ OF said day the following dsserlb
ed Goods and Chattes to wit:
l0l Six Work Horses ID One Open Buggy ID One Band
Wagon, % One Double Cater, () One Hack (Bl SiE
single Cutters and oho: articles heretofore levied upon
In the above case.
A. W. STILES, sheriff.
Sherid-s 0hice, Feb. 18TH 1871
Sherman & Hall Pits Attorney. Sta