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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-11-18
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AusTINBURo, Nov. 10, n.
Friend Resd-School closed here yesterday,
with the usual ceremonies. The term has
passed of pleasantly, both for teachers and
students. In the day time, they had the usual
Rhetorical exercises, which were well attended
by ths people Of the yiciniiy,. as we'll as
good many Of the students friends from dis
tanee. To-day the students are going home
for the vacation. School will begin again in
about three weeks
In The evening, we repaired 10 the chapel,
where we listened 10 some good orations,
destinations, and essays Interpreted with Sc
leci readings and music The following is the
programme Of the entertainment commencing
with music on the piano by Prof HoPKIss.
then an Grafton by Mrs. 3. g. Wheeler, sub
ject- History; then a defamation by Mr..
Hagget, followed by musc-"The Star span-
gled Banner'-performed by Miss c Tucker.
man, Then defamation by Mr. Rawdon.
su6ject-The Country Of the Indian. Grafton
by Mr.. Hodgman, suLjcet--dod and Man +;
then followed a very aliio essay by Miss
Cowlcs, on the subject Of Work, which was
well handled. Then an Grafton by Mr.. Ran.
som, followed by selections by Mr.. Purdy,
from Mark Twain's Genoa and Rome" fol.
lowed by an oraton by Mr. Edsop, subject
Honor your Calling. Then an essay by Miss
Belknop, suljcct-Flowers. Music aud song
Two Merry Girls are We" then all Grafton
by Mr.. ?. d. Dodge, suljcct-Nothing Lost
Defamation by $. IL. Means; essay by Miss
Gorseline, on the subject of Romance and
Reality. Music-solo from the voli N, by Hop
kins defamation BY Mr.. Chamberlain essay
By Miss Coehrane oration by Mr.. G. L. Agen
sublect-Polilies. Then we listened 10 some
remarks by Mr.. Butler, former student Of the
Institute thirty six years ago, giving an &C,
count Of the first Commencement, DC. Clos.
ing exercises by music by the singing class,
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WESTERN FEMALE SEMINARY.-D DEDIcA-
TIoN OF THE New BUILDING-The trustees
and teachers of this Institution cordially in
vite its former pupils, patrons and friends to
meet in the new chapel on Wednesday, Nov
29th. TO unite in appropriate services of thanks
giving, and dedication to the work of educat-
ing young women. The exercises will BEGIN
at 10 A. NJ. Rev. J. p. L. Kumler of Indi-
annapolis will deliYer the discourse. Diplomas
will be conferred upon the class of 1871, with
brief address to them and the alumnR pres
ont, by the President of the Board OF trustees.
There will also be appropriate music and other
devotional exercises. Both pupils and friends
will consult their own pleasure by arriving on
on Tuesday, that the evening may be made
sociabe one, spent in forming and cementing
acquaintance and in viewing the building.
4 full and generous welcome [, extended
but that all may be orderly and ready, the
'mes of those intending to be present should
he sent in as early as possible to Mrs. Ii
PEABODY, principal. Half fare on some roads
has been agreed upon. The cordial invitation
extended to the editor and family is duly ac.
knowledged. .
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NoTIcE.-The Home Circle aud TsmpSrdece
Oracle, formerly published In Chicago, and
destroyed by the fire, has been removed to ST.
Louis Mo-, and published weekly under the
title of american Protestant Ii is opposed to
ROnanism in Church and State. Price So 50
year, eight large pages. OF forty columns of
matter. The editor wants an agent in each
church and town. and OiFars $50 in cash for a
club of 100. Address, 6ve cents for sample,
to S. NJ. KENNEDY, editor, 500 Washington
ave-, st. Louis, No
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New REAL ESTATE AGENCY AFTER being
many times solicited, have determined to
open Real Estate Office in this place, for the
purpose of accommodating all who may wish To
sell property of that description, and who wish
to sell at short notice. Any property placed
in my hands for sale viii be extensively adver-
tised and every avsilable means used to bring
tito public notice. that purchaser may be
fauud without the usual delay. Regarding
compensation; | will sell for commission, or
for fixed sum, as may be agreed upon wbea
the property is placed in my hands. All class
es of Real Estate solicited, aad zeal and ener.
gy used in putting tho same upop the market
Office over Mess,s. SHERMAN & HALLS law
office, Ashtabula. O. EDGAR HALL.
Ashtabula, Noy. 0, ot44
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Lake News.

The scow Times, says the Conneaut Reporter,
built here some thirteen years ago by Capt.
CAPRoN, is reported high and dry up the
lakes.
The schr. Julm Willard, Capt WILSON,
was out in the storm of the past few days,
having left Toledo on Saturday evening, and
arriving in Buffalo On Wednesday evening
with only some injury to her sails. This
speaks well for her sea worthy qualities, as
well as for the qualities of her master. The
opinion has been freely expressed-that no
vessel could withstand such a storm. The
York State and Harmon, have not, at this writ
ing, been heard from, and the Yankee-Capt
FoRD-is supposed to have been, if not in
some port on the route. on her way from
Chicago To Oconto after lumber
A correspondent of the Cleveland Herald
from Madison, gives an account of the sinking
off that place, of the schr. Ju!iette, Capt. Bas-
sett. owned in Canada. The schr's company
consisted of seven persons. and all were lost
but one, who was taken from the cross.trecs
on Saturday morning, after 10 hours exposure,
with hands and feet badly swollen The schr
left Vermillion on Friday morning, loaded
with grind-stones; she sprung aloak, and
neither pumping or throwing deck load over
relieving her, she was headed to the shore at
about Friday p. M, and soon went down.
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At this particular time while there s 90 nneh doubt
felt BY polioyhoders Of vaoas Fire Insursnoo Comps
nies regarding their soiveney and ability - pay losses
eaused bV the great hrs At cbicsgo. while old tried
companies are totterng falling on every haDd II IL
with great pleasure that able announce two com
Pates that have out sound and solvent and ready
Tor business, which well adapted 70 the present
wants Of the peaps. The International Of N. Yofk city
whose capital and eH6us before the great ERE reached
fsi 03sT Las, after paying all losses, her sntire cap
ital stock with surplus u t5OOU00. an Instructed
BY the secretary Of this company TO continue writing
Insurance. but At old National Board Rates The other
company, the Wat>rfovn FiFo Insurance Co Of New
York which had no agency in Chicago and DOT dosar
losses This Is a Stock Company with capital and
surplus of over t3o0 regulated by charter hst IL
can insure nothing more hsEardous than dwellings aad
arm properly aud all who want safe insurance pf this
ksd can hnd nowhere cheaper OF better than 10 this
company
All kinds of risks ,niIctcd. once over Sherman &
Halls law ONCE. Ashtabuis, o. EDGAR HALL.
Oct. nth. 1871. s,lisO Gen. Ins, Agent.
Spaldinsis Glue, ebeap convenient useful.
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SaybrOOk.
SAYBRooK, Nov. 18th, 1871.

SAYBEooK, Nov. 18th, 1871.
Ed:ior Telegraph:
The glorious autumn weather has enabled
our farmers TO secure their abundant crops in
good season, and only the laggard need husk
his corn with cold fingers. Kind friends turn
ed out and huskcd Mrs. GIDEON LEwIss corn
the other day, which showed the sympathy of
the people of Snybrook with the afflicted FAM
lily, and the esteem with which Mr.. LEWIS
was regarded. The ladies of this town have
shown great diligence in gathering up sup
plies for the suffering in the northwest, and il
is estimated that at least two hundred dollars
worth of clothing, bedding. &c, have lleen
sent away. Old brecchrs are at premium
just now, and we think that if the demand
had not ceased just as it did there would have
been much suffering here, indeed, we hear of
several well to do men who have been obliged
TO wear their pantai"0nS To bed TO save them.
The sensation of the paEt week was we'd
ding in high lift-the parties, Mr.. FRAxK
FAIRBANKS of the Cleveland Asyuld. and Mrs.
MARY WALKER BRocKETF. Flowers IN great
proiusion adorned the room, and iaUle was
fairly loaded with silver ware, the gifts of va
rious relatives af the bride and groom. The
happy couple were made one at an early hour
in the evening, and after receiving the CON
grstulations of the large company present
mestiy from abroad, and partskng of sump-
tous repast, also from abroad, they left on tue
midnight express east. for tour OF the prin-
cipal cities.
Both parties to our town house imbroglis
are getting good ready to test their strength
in court, next Wednesday, the 18th inst, and
judging from the way our Deputy Sheriff, Mr..
A. a. Curlss is making the dust fly after one
of those fast nags, We may expect full dele
cation will be In attendance Your correspond.
ent will try and be there, and perhaps will
give your readers a synopsis of the trial.
Yours, &c, SouTH RIDGE.
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THE CONCERT of the High School, under
Prot. ]lAaIIN should be borne in mind by our
Citizens The object is one that should COM
mend itself TO all, and more especially to
those who have an interest and children in the
schools. The encouragement by presence, no
less than the little quarter, will have good
effect An hours entertainment is not abso-
iately necessary, but an opportunity to be-
come satisfied OF the competency Of the in
structor, and the progress of the children in
music, docs partake Of the character of duty.
1t is to he hoped that tho turnout will be
generous one.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-11-18

FRoLIxIPv. the Yonng Mems Christian
Convention in Washington, the question was
put TO the delegates-"What shall be done
with people who persstently indulge In long
prayers?" An answer was giVen-"Never al
low them an opportunity for their infections" !"
This would seem unGhristian, and hardly JUS
tiiabls, The question, therefore, remains un-
answered. Freedom of speech in such mat,
tiers. cannot well be denied, and weakness and
volpbility are hard to regulate and restrain, in
societies based upon charity and brotherly
love, we would not, however, discourage
thought and effort in the way of meeting the
difficulty, for it is foe to edification, and the
effect upon social as well as public worship
though not to an equal extent, too common,
and too serious TO be submitted to. Beside,
the eyilseems epidemic and growing, and of
course becomes harder to be dealt with. The
example OF the Masters inimitable form of pc.
tlton to the Father is Of no avail and even
sne request sometimes made, plain enough. it
you'd appear, TO command respect, is, more
generally than otherwise, disregardea and de-
ned, and in dispair, leader aud listener are
taught oyer and over again the virtue of pa,
lenee and submission. The question is still a
pertinent pne, however difficult the answer,
but we are not quite sure but that all efforts
at criticiRn viii like this, begin and end with
the question-"Whs. shall be done with peo
pie who persistently indulge in long prayers ?"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-11-18

BISHOP BEDRLL administered the rite of
confirmation to seven persons at st. Peters
chnrch, this village, on Sunday evening. A
iageaaaienee witnessed the interesting cere-
mony, and listened with close attention and
evident satisfaction to the sermon which fol-
lowed Among the candidates for confirma-
tion was Mr.. H. E. CULVER.
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The Paincsvillo 7eIcgrurh. saws

The Paincsyillo 7elcgmlh, says
THE RAnnoAD.-Track laying is progress
ing finely There is plenty of iron and ties
on the ground, and the bed in such complete
order between Paincsville and Chardon, that
they expect to he able TO lay about a mile of
track per day. The track was completed to
the stone bridge last week and by the close
of the present week, there will be several
miles completed beyond it. The line Of the
road frsm Chardon south has been settled on
nud is being staked ont for contract, which
will be let and the work commenced at an
early cay. The line passes through Meddlr-
field within few miles Of the hotel at the
corners and for many miles is without curve
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kIngsViIIe.

KNOXVILLE Nov. 9Th, II.
Editor 7elegrdyh:
Please say TO your readers, in your next is.
sue, that the Editor, or somebody. made a
grand mistake in last weeks paper, in writing
the "Lycoming Firg Insurance Co. suspend
ed. The mail that brought me your noted
paper contained ten policies for me, direct
from the Co, covering $l9,12O. They WERE
never more prosperous their daily receipts
average $4,000. You will also, please explain
the difference between this company making a
special assessment of ~ TO 20 per cent No. /,
in 30 years, TO cover the Chicago loss No /,
in 1871 years, and SURVIVING Stock Cos rails
ing their rates so per cent Please send me
your bill and four papers. and send no more
Ictegrdphs TO ME thereafter
Yours, for Equal Rights"
Z. d. ROCKWELL.
IF wrong has been done our friend and the
Lycoming no one will regret it more than our.
selves, and no one will make the ucknowled-
mcDt more cheerlully. The list of suspended
companies was taken from an exchange, sup
posing-as it was going the rounds-thai its
correctness could be relied upon. If this will
sppease our ubiquitous friend and repair the
wrong TO ihe company. We shall be happy, if
not. what can man do. EDITOR.
The roll of students OF Kingsvile Academy,
number cighty-males thirty-females fifty.
The examinations took place on Thursday
and Friday of this week, and The term closes
Oh Friday.
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JOHN NELLIs, the youngest of the cons of
the late REUBEN NELLIs, while prospecting
for aplace of settlement at the west, was taxi
en- down with diptheria. at Paola, Lykns Co.,
Kansas, and died ON Saturday last. The re-
mains were buried at Psinesviile on Tuesday
aast. Mr.. Nehis, as is known hereabouts, WAS
a young man of mnch worth and promise--s
teller in bank at Chagrn Fasls He was in
his 25th year, and ieaves wife, to whom he
had been married bat about year.
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The SLrcER, most convenient, useful, la
bor-saving little domestic implement for sic-
ing potatoes, cabbage, cucumbers, dried beef,
&c, to any desired thickness, and uniformity
OF thickness, may be found at our Office ON
sale. Those who have t,ied 1t could hardly
be induced to do without one at double its
cost. b. ...
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} complimentary tickets TO be given.
j. NJ CLEMENS, Supt,

TEACHERS s1NsTTTUTE-Teachcr expecting
10 attend the Institute next week, are request
ed TO report themselves us soon as they arrive
at The office of the Supt. of our school, in the
''middle building" SECOND floor, where each
may be assigned TO a boarding PLACE, Every
effort will be made 10 provide suitable accom-
mOdations for all who may come.
We hope to see a very large atteR dance
all will be welcomed.
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The 18th was pay day, and as the weather
forbade work upon the railroad, sufficient
time was allowed for the whisky-loving por.
tion Of the mickies to have good time. The
evening of Wednesday witnessed an effort at
the enjoyment of it. A demonstration was
made upon boarding house of company
of s weeds, upon the creek bank, and the win
dows XII cked I'M movement was made to-
wards an assault upon the inmales. which.
however, was prevented, and one of the party
taken of to the lookup, and another followed
in the morning, On Thursday theSe was some
half dozen more commitments,
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The Reporter says-"Please give the ladies
OF Conneaut the credit of canning fruit on
the square" The picked fruit noticed by us
last week, from that paper, was rick of a
Sprin16eld Pa lady .... .
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Look to ycur ehimneys and stove pipes.
The citizens of the corporation are notified
that the Fire Warden Of the village will make
his tour of inspection ON Friday. ,he LIST day
of December. 1t wall save time if all are in
readiness for the oceasioa
e. A. HITCHcocK. Fire Warden
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The REV. N. p BAILEY announces in the
Warren ChroaseIe, his intention to give, in his
pulpit in Warren on Sunday evenings, a brief
course Of Lectures on various subjects con-
nected with the Bible-especially these topics
which are often urged against the Scriptures
as Divine Revelation-saeh as ts,o slavery"
Instituted by Moses, Polygany, the use of
Wines, the iMprecations of Scripture, Moral
Goyetnment etc. .gI,
In this connection. it may not be improper
to state that the Heg. Mr.. MGIFFERr is deliy-
ering series Of lectures in his desk on Sun
day evenings, upon various subjects.
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stre4sioHs cf ne Monthly Periods
They never fail and may be depended upon in syery
case here the monthly flow has been obstrnced through
cold or disease DCPoNCO > GOLDEN PILLS always
give imDlgdhte relief being especially prepared Gr
married ladies. A lady wriie-: "Duponeo's Golden
Pills relieved IN; IN one day without Inconvenience like
magic. The GtH"He are now put up in LdrQe t-Eft1i
BHres cnntang double the quantity OF Pills and npnn
each isix You will hnd my Private L. =. Reyenue
stamp Upon the stamp the word- DUPfiNCO'S
GOLDEN PILLS, in While Letters, ,riGhout that nO,l1
are genuine.
Ltnent5rr tie " Genuine is in The WHIT boxes
iIiiI ana explicit directions accompany each box
Price $lt1 per hnN, sx boxes $500 Sol, BIZ n Dtur.
g-t in every town, village city and hamt Throughout
in' world. roId in Ashtahua by NJ. NEWBEBY, Drug.
gist, Sole Agent.
LADIES by sending him $40 through the A.hta.
bula PosiOfcr have the Pills Sent ctr AieDnlly
by mail, TO any part OF the country Free Of PisPce
). d HOWE,
sole Proprietor. H"w York,
Sold also. by Foster &Watkins Geneva i, G Palurer
Cnnneaui and Strung Armstrong. ClUys land ~
Sold also " Foster & Watkins. Gcueya: J. G.. bal
mcr. Conncaui aud suong X Armstrong. Cleveland.
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That Lamp has been placed in centre Of
North Park, by Mayor SEYMOUR. The whole
thing, except the burning apparatus, is in
good shape, and when that is fixed, and the
post painted white, it will he an important
and valuable institution.
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given at the NJ. u, Church, In this village on
sunday evening the 2bth, inst, att o'clock,
by Mr.. JAMES TRINBLE. Of Cleveland.
CoUNoIL pROcEEDINos. Present His Hon.
or-ihe Mayor-and all the Council but Dick.
inson. Reading of mlnntes dispensed with.
g. G. Booth made statement of grievances
with reference to sewer well sunk before the
premises of John Booth.
Moved and carried, TO move the we'll either
up or down, 10 accommodate the party az
grieved, under direction Of the street commit.
tee. Cd . .tH
Chief Engineer Hitchcock submitted pair
OF sample lanterns, purchased conditionally,
by permission of council under Mayor Gilkcy,
for the use Of fire department, accepted, aud
order tor payment ordered. $i2 IS
VIM. Humphrey petitioned for the
working of Ann Street running
from north ridge,nca tine house OF
Capt Chas. Pratt, parallel with
the railroads, to Depot Street, and
crossing the curve of the James
town near the Lake Shore track.
The ordinance opening the street
was passed Oct. Is, 1869. Motion
carried to accept Mr.. Humphreys
proposition, to work the road at
an expense TO the Borough of
not more than $50. .....
Moved and carried that an order be
drawn for the amount due the
Band for services TO the fire com.
panies the past season, of & 90 90.
]. A. Edwards-Bill for sidewalk
plank, allowed II 76.
Blakeslee, Graham i Co.,-bill for
same, allowed, 81 So
Isaac Runkle-bill for same, allowed III So
James Thorpe--bill as Asst. Marshal,
running fIom April Sd to Oct. Be-, 1877 ST.
James Chapsl--for police service Il
watching fire, IA co.
Phillip Kline-bill for police service 500
Z. Msrriman-Stree,s and walks, . Sc.
tP. F. Lovejoy, same, 90.
Orson BeRham, same, 90
John FitzGerald, same, 75.
Nm. trimmer, same, 10 10
Henry McGargle, same. 3 so.
Policeman Manning, so co.
Do Rennick, so 90.
$591 7S.
The Mayor rpnortod that ho bod oolI,o.l
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

II HERE will be an Examination of
Teaches on Saturday Sept. 3Oth al Jefferson Sat-
EfdaY Oct ib, Of Andoyer CeRtre; Saturday Oct zls
az OrTHll; Monday. Oct. 2Dt II Agstaburg; Saturday
Nov. 2ith, at Ashabua.
Monday eve. NoT. 2ntb Teachers Institute will be
commenced at Ashisbula cad eantilue until Thursday
eVening,
The citizens have very generously offered to board all
ahy teachers fee of charge, Gentlemen will be board
ed at figure entirely nominal let the teachers Of Ash
tabala County speak thtr ntres in the cause OF edu
hage done. H. L. JOHNSON
OrSsH, Sept. 32nd. 1871, B5 Clerk Of Beard.
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+. s. HENDnx has had the good luck to
get sn appointment OF Postal Clerk, on the
l.. s. & M. y. line, ON the Lake Shore
division-betwees Toledo and Buffalo, at
salary of $1,000 per annum.
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HIGH SCHOOL CoNcERT.--A CONCERT will
be given by the pupils of the High School in
Smiths Hail. Wednesday evening, Ncv. 22nd.
Doors 10 be opened at o'clock. Admit
tance, 20 cents; children, 10. The entire pro-
coed are 10 be applied to the paymeAt OF the
organ lately purchased for tho use of the
school.
We invite all 10 attend and thus aid us in
our endeavors 10 make our school rooms as
pleasant as possible.
Prof HAMLIN has selected a variety of the
best pieces Of music, and entered upon the
preparation of them with his usual well known
energy. We can safely promise an agreeable
evenings entertainment TO all who may favor
us with ihcir presence.
No complimentary tickets TO be given
j. NJ. CLEMENS, Supt.
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: We learn that a company has been organ
zied to erect mill in Eric, for the mapufac-
ture,. of paper from wood. The machinery
has been contracted for and the site located.
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We have just received anotlier invoice of
Drawers and Wrappers, that will be sold at
very small profit. 7yler d. Carlisle
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IRE AMERICAN HoUsEwiFE.-A monthly
magazine for the family, edited by Mrs. NJ. NJ
b. GOODWIN. For the mother II contains d.
Feeqons and suggestions for every department
of housekeeping. For the young ladies of
the family, eholce literature. hiats on dress
making and fancy work, talks about fashion,
etiqaetse' and various interesting topics. For
shiidren an Illustrated department is provided,
wherein they can find both pleasure and
proit The farm, orchard and garden will re-
ceivs due attention. FERNS, one copy one
year, 81; ten copies, Ss, twenty copies, $Is
subscriptions may commence at any time
Specimen numbers sent on receipt Of stamun
Address BoswoRTH, CHAsEl& HAIL, Tj
,..=. e y f.f. f....-. Cincinnati Ohio Q