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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16

States .00, So, 100 Sl443,d3l Nv
II will he seen that there has been de-
crease in only two states-Maine and New
Hampshire, and one territory7-New Mex,
leo. The loss in the latter is accounted
for BY the fact that the territory has been
divided since the census Of 1860 was taken
to form new territories, and the small gain
in several Of the others is accounted for
in the same way. The greatest percentage
OF gain is in tho new State of Nevada,
which is explained by the rush TO the gold
mines In that State during the past few
years. The greatest loss is in New Hamp-
shire. The percentage OF gain In the
District Of Columbia is greater than that
Of any State in the Union, with the ex-
ceptioh Of'5the states Ut, lows, Kansas,
Minnesota, Nebraska aud Nevada. !, s.g.el4
The population of the large cities OF the
Irv,fo,, II 81 VEN AZ follows :qs3A FFS W. '
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16
Official Census Table Prepared by the
limited states Census Bureau.

TIE following table was prepared in
the Census Bureau, and is nearly complete.
The only districts estimated are unimport
ant ones in two or three Southern States:
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16
THE sHoEKAKKEa DAUGHTER


Y,s..nsH !. I Ct wit e. e sl4 friend OF m'ne'
LooLany sIoa ~ gss !. - psssess sspn aiGss q
On ndy wnoee $50 wv 49, -'Sf-s
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.Ass !. - -
Yes saso = ysShst - - ~ -
~ sa9e $1,000. -. asAv.s I bs4ds. IS
Thst feminds ne - scmssans' mo y - - !,
~, 49, s..,. ,...,sro. n, min vos II !.
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ueE~~ss~ SSes p md numboes ths years, ooom1
NV - vi.c1i.-'-vs@ va a Wass9 sas s5gssss q
49, liSfle - vopt 70 SCHOOL Win ~ then; =
Al !. ~ - shSir sse hsr again SIS 50 4
kay a.l''s = '.''.',.,. ',s-'.'. !. e.
hrT, - ~ :" - - "a - eT97 IN $50
NJ. sror t.rmsosnt mother. nor Woodworking
MOI S ss1 n-x'n''s VIZ 80 o 20 s.-I.
Not a al IKE : shoemakgrS daughter
7E1Ssk lNu z Y 49,.
=. szntt - v,cS~xt xvtv4nf. mt ~stytns
hef dle W. " - po.'
49,. In. IN sho>,u akey., chiidrcu,s were
her snocs, ~ - ~ w ~
To, hnrnst wreck: but whatever she wore,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16

Cuns o. CoLIc. m HpRsEs.--A epce
MN isSnfi6n u 'fhe a d1tural 6ocieu Of
I1Ck i6nlSdrg lei 65lhmends administenn5
/ lhpeaAe Of siTuag black oofIee, comb,ne1
With s winc-glaSs Of brandy, - N unfali'
ibg remedy against colo In the horse. a
member present stated, In she salne con.
neetiuu, Ghat \ uhCuteneOus injection OF
morphla would immediately quiet all pain
and cure Il . apine disease ~ ~
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16

0.ss aedc.,se 20 si.sd Ply. PUDDING a ]:
~ e sSssIsln tvsRtyI fvs AE'.f|l c''ss
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16

IltcI6lly 40 nct uOWns at.s5a. .s.ss d.
Her singing has been, described a. re.
waso alphabet Is nowhere for graphic f0rce
Baby draws all languageinto one common
focus of a"ah-goo." from whence iradiatea
thousand variations of :" roo-gOos and
the like Margaret vows she understands
every syllable Of II, and tast the sweet
little baby voice gives utterAnce 20 aphor.
isms that would squench the wisdom Of
any Solomon a. though he were . mere
moldy tallow dip beside her sisF 81 baby.
Tic slow, sstsaltAy steps pad;pad about
The room, until all At once the Ore shines
II the creatures eyea 4 shrinks BACK at
this, andsretreats doward the outer door,
Then il seems to gather courage agAin. for
now the crib hidss the fire, being betweea
the earth and the animal. A little pantry
opens OF on one side and Marks and
Margarcts bedroom on the other LA
terally sled BY its nose pefhaps, the
strange guest pushes it, way into the
pantry. aud In sm0Ment Is gFesdily tapping
ut a pan OF new cream n wonM DC
conical, II it were not 90 terrible, TO zee
tina seif. sAtisfed Apds Matchmaking Ar q
the beaatiss itgwipes ~ wbisksred jown
with its fore paws. .itstk SEES Aaea = Sew
Back It comes again into. the larger
room. u ii evidently young and kitteplshf
and a. rood -natured aS Its tfeAchery viii
allow. b. pad pads about once more p1r
Ing ~ IL goes, Ikea dozen cpmhlpea cQ4ee'
mills whirrina all together The cSnety
fiuttsrss wildly sindts fcage. The cTpatnro
leoss M ass lightly asa bird Yila and
twiags down shs cage ard it's lucklees 90
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16

IL 81 0t'ta9A sall d Il. .fa4' . ~
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16

The argument that the destruction OF
the forests of q country usually results In
An increase SOf temporatuFe II evidenced
by the fact when in 1910 the forest tracts
Of Pennsylyania bOrdered close upon the
CITY fPhiladelphia, the Delaware River, .
mile Wide, was often frozen In b dngle
night, The forests having now reccded,
to 4 distance OF over thirty miles, the
thermometer az Philadelphia Il rarely
down to- zero, the river y hardly ever
frozen, and the SNOW lies on the ground
but short time. -
tn most curious ant in the world il
the bsrasol ant Of the West Indies, If the
accounts which we receive OF its habits
are correct The ants walk IN long pro-
cession. each one carrying cut Leaf over
its head IS pafasOl in the sun, and they
deposit these In holes ten or twelve feet
under ground, apparently with no other
object than to form 3 comfortable nest TOR
species Of white snake, which = invariably
found cciled up amqng them @ digging
cut the deposit. f,s,l=,,g.-,... .. 81 ,,s..r.
A GAY young spark, Of deisticAl turn,
travelling In 3 stage coach, 3breed hs sen-
timenn upoA tne c0mpany by aftenpting
e :1 ;as's S:ss s1 Sisss 49, rIS Us ;ofy
N DAVID And 06llah, etr0ugfy Trying -
impoesihility Cf : youth hke Dgvia, being
shle 10 throw 1 stone with su6lciant force
70 sink II ina giants forehead On rms
~ IupeAl6d - The compamy, md partieu-
larly 70 grave old gentleman Of the de,
nomination called Quakers, who sal silent
IN 80 cBeskaf a TIE oArSiA0st Indeed,
IfIlerd.sI - not xhinlEsit skelk tmprQRablA
v the Rhillstjne's head 80 - Sqft =
TIME. ~ a.1.E. -. saf.hsa.. II fl.4.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16

s*Yes, Tvs snoechedl my ~ and must
grind itoffs .can You turn the sgrindst0ne,
chickenp" tg0H ap bss .sa.fsA egasa 'ss8@
."".Of course I can; no help 80 good az a
wife when man has : an AZ To grind!'''
With the bseket swung over the helve,
and the helye sWung over his shoulder
Mark and Margaret started slowly upward
from the bottom of the Cliff, his strong
right arm around her waist, and her bright
face raised animatedly to his
Upins thse cabiht ths ! fire cracked and
the clock tlcked lslowly on, and al was
warm, drowsy comfort after Margaret left.
The little white dog hay rolled DIP in a
round bail snugger and fighter than ever,
and the pretty baby smiled In ito sleep,
which the sweet old Saxon legend says h
a sfgn Of angels whispering, but which
common place, modern imortals declare 9
symptom Of collie.
I All ct once the clock struck -, and the
door creaked, and the little kink of white
wool .upkinked even to the tail so curly
that II. flftA6 the emali hid sf66ee fsoih the
ground ordinarily, when the dog trotted /;
the black beads Of eyes plugged out !
YEN, biz g the chilagen say and w ntt9
Co.,. 81 81 vi rs bsSy 81 0sss1sss
The plump little thing made frant' {
effort to tumble out Or the GRO The hi, b
ai!iSg RRstd 49, aeag * E .11t At,
Pearlie' wool. and struggled up among her
pillows. :,
Her blue NesTyiahe1 blinked Al
around thef00m: NO'maeee1A any where
Ia grieyed lock came oyer, the softly flush
ed little face, with all its wreath Of fair
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-22

woman waving handkerchief to Orange
men. Just at that moment, while she
was in the act OF waviug her handker-
chici, a burfy rufiian stepped up to her
and, placing the muESle OF his pistol 10
her ear, fired, aud size fell dead. He
then turned round, aud, deliberately
cooking his pistol, fred bullet into the
| little girl aud she iell. think the little
/ girl must have been twelve or thirteen
years old"
The scenes at Bellevue hospital battle
description. Some of the cases are very
touching. Joseph Love, young man
OF twenty-ohe years, was out OF situa.
tion, and strollng up Eighth avenue TO
see the parade, received shot in the
head. Only yesterday his young wife
aud child left Ireland to Join him here.
Perhaps the saddcst sight Of all was the
body OF a young girl OF about sixteen
years, who had been shot through the
heart.
Tbe Tribune has the following ditorial.
The arrangements OF the Police Com.
.Dissioners for preventing the riot were
preposterous. The behavior of the men
III meeting it was heroic. They went to
their work with admirable spirit, and
performed it in manner deserving Of
all praise. Nothing could have been
finer than their charges upon the mob
| on the a\ \enGe. Whenever the pressure
OF the ruthans constantly fiucked toward
the Orange headquarters began to be
felt by the forces concentrating there, a
platoon OF blue coats dashed from the
ranks at n quick run, aud fell upon the
mob with uplitted clubs. We witnessed
seven or eight OF these attacks, and in
no instance did the rioters await the
onset. They fed in every direction,
tunbling headlong through cross s,i eete,
aud seeking refuge in cellars and door
ways, and only few of tie hindmost
telt the blows OF the locusts. We have
had to pass 80 many criticisms, lately,
upon signs OF decentralization III the force,
that we advert with peculiar pleasure to
the admirable conduct of the police on
Wednesday
The provocation which the Eighty.
fourth Regiment received at 24th street,
which led 10 the firing, appears TO have
been greater than the first accounts in
dcated. While the dangerous element
OF the mob was masked to the eye, the
general observers are represented by
police familiar with such gatherings as
of most terrifying character. 1t is
clear, from all the evidence collected,
hat if the troops, in their m momcntary
exciiem ent, had not fired when they did,
it would shortly have been necessary to
order vollcy OF the whole line, when of
course the destruction of life would have
been much greater than it was.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-22
Letters from Germany.

HAMBURG, MAY lVth, II,
The Botanical Garden of this city, which Is
the first place of interest we visited, is consid'
cred as 6ne Ms any 10 be found anywhere. and
with its winding paths and stately old trees,
with fragrant plants and with its extensive
gTeen.hOuse II did seem like an Eden. After
a long stroll through 1t we took di0schke TO
the geological gRrden. This Is supposed TO
be the aeest in ,he world, and has very large
variety Of animals, though but q pair OF =
kind. All have beautiful oyNamented houses )
the bears iuhabit stone ruin built in perfect
imitaiion, and from its tower we gained a fine
view of the city. Alta good sized cottage we
caAed on Mr.. EtephGRtus AfTeaaGs who
walked around his apartment for our bepe6t /;
butdr Hippopotamuso on whom we also called,
was to lazy to stir, although his tough hide
was well poked 10 the desUuetion of one OF
our parasols, The Aquarium is under ground
where the rooms are dark In order TO show
or the brillianny lighted cases Of water con-
saining ths seA Aalmals. And sach eOllec-
uoni hesf eSsEisiss sorsls Ind Aes anne
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-22

RELIEF FOR CHIcAGo.-The danger of Chi,
cago being smothered in its own smudge, has
been, after Il struggle of five years, and the
expenditure of some three millions of dollars,
removed. The Illinois and Michigan canal,
which is TO connect the waters OF L. Michigan
through the Chicago river with those of the
Mississippi, through the Illinois river, has been
cut through the summit, the connection form
ed and the uncomfortable filth aud stencil accu-
mulated within the city limits, in the Chicago
river, drawn OF. The work is success, PROV
en- by the change in the color of the water,
which has heretofore been as black as ink, to
a pleasant. natural blue. The vile stencil is
disappearing, and the Chcogoans are rejoc
ing not only in the relief of their ollactorics,
but in the hope OF getting better hold upon
life and health. That Chicago Is city of
great aud successful undertakings, is thus
again confirmed. A city that can raise itself,
bodily six feet out of the mud tunnel the lake
an indefinite distance for pure water, bore be.
meath its river for highway of travel, and
use the great chain of lakes and the deep and
tnrbid current of the Father of Waters for
carrying away TO the great ocean, its inpur.
ties and filth, commands the admiration of the
world,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-22

mones aud wee little things scarcely dcscerni-
ble BY the naked eye, 30 that rnagnIying
glasses were handed us, cutie fish also and
what not. Af(cr winding through these charm
ing grounds, entering n cool grottO built iu
most natural style, and seeing the queer per.
formances of the monkeys, we were glad to
stop for rest and refreshmcnt ina restaurant
before visiting the church of 81. Michael.
This structure Is noted for its lofty steeple
Of 456 fcet--the highcs, in Europe. Some of
our party saw II in the inside also going up
over 500 steps but we were content 10 look
around the church, going through the various
galleries, and peering into its queer old private
family boxes which now are not much used,
The church is Lutheran built from 1871 to 65.
We have seen several funerals and what
surprises us in regard to them in this enlight.
cned Germany is, that the mourners are hired
and the more there is Of them aud the more
elegantly they dress, the richer he is supposed
to be who hires Tie chief mourner walks in
front Of the hearse, which is an open vehicle
with four pillars showing the coffin decorated
with flowers of all colors,
The streets of this city arc some of them
very beautiful bOrdered with double rows of
linden and horse chestnut trees. Officers and
soldiers are now numerous in the streets in
their gay uniforms. We were we'll repaid for
our walk 10 see the statue OF Schiller, and the
Obelisk erected "by his grateful countrymen,
in 1901" to the memory Of the author, Prof
Busch. 1t stands on knoll, whence we had
good view of the "Alsters" In one OF the
very small steamboats, we took trip across
these two Alsters, getting out on the other side
tor coffee, in true German style, instead of
calling for ice-cream and cake. The Germans
are not given 10 sweet-meats; and lime is not
money" here SD that one has to wait the clerks
pleasure to be served,
This morning we had merry ride along
the banks of the Elbe, but fear tho good
Hamburgers were shocked to see a party of
young folks going off in wagon together, as
custom here always requires q dowager or
two for propriety. But it was charming
drive and pleasant finale TO our sojourn in
this fine city. At 6Ia we are to take the train
tor Berlin. NJ IL. T.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-22

The quslided voters Of the Republican party arc
therefore requested to meet at huir usual places OF
holding electons, In the several Townships GU Satur,
day, Aug l2h, lsTl, ut o'cnck y. M aud choose by
ballot keeping tue poll open at least hour tho dele,
gates above apportOned By the Ountyconventon, At
tue same time aud place, tney will elect Thirtywo del
esates 10 the judicial and Senatorial Convention above
called choosing two each, from tile townships Of AL.
Gbula, COnueant, Geneva and Jefferson and from
each Of the other townships IN the county.
The nominations to be made at this convention will
be candidates for the Offices OF Representatives Il
County Auditor, County Treasurer, Recorder, Sheriff,
Prosecuting Attorney, one County Commissioner, one
Director Of the lniirniary, Surveyor and Coroner.
IL 10 also recommended that at the Primary meetings
one Advisory member Of the County Central Committee
be chOsen for each township and ihnt his uaue be re-
ported TO the Convention along with those the dele.
gates- W. q. HOWELL JAMES REHp
G. s. SIMoNDs, SAM'L HAYWARD
:. A. NuRTBwAY, W. Z. SPENcBR,
w. P HowLASD, Central Committee.
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District Convention.

The Republican Nominating Convention for the Sen.
stOsl and Judicial District composed Of the counties
OF Ashtabula, Geauga aud Lake, will be held in the
Town House tn Madison, Tuesday, the 18th day of
August 1871, al II O'Clock, M. when Candidates will
be nominated for one Common Pleas Judge. and one
Senator to represent the said district IN the General Ae.
SemDiy. The delegations to this convention will be
chosen upon basis of each 100 fraction over 50
votes given for Secretary CT State last general
election to he chosen at the Primary meetings ordered
by the County Central Committees for the choice Of
delegate. to the County Conventions appOrtiOned 80
~ Ashtab1la, II to Geauga aud 10 10 Lake
]. (. ScDoFIELD,
W. G. HowELLS,
]. o. CONVERGE
District Committee,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-22

STARTLE, Bonncr's four year old, recent.
ly had dash at Fleetwood Park, under
the Disadvantages of 205 pound driver, max
ing, with the 65 pound sulkey. some 80 lbs,
ovc- usual weight. His time was 2:29i-sad
10 be unequaled by any colt Of his years.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-22
T0mbes & Brother

ARE keeping the best assortment of Fruits
and Vegetables of any house in the village. They are
now furnishing strawberries in any quantities desired
Their stock OF general Groceries and provisions we're
never more complete. You will find at their house
FLOUR, PORK, BEANS, CORN. oARs, COD FISH.
MACKEREL, WHITE FISH, SALT, SUGARS of
all grades. CRACKERS, LEMONS, SODA,
PICNIC and FARINA, TEAS, BLACK,
JAPAN, GUNPowDER, IMPERI.
AL, aud YOUNG HYsoN.
Their stock throughout Is we'll calculated to meet the
demand for gsods usually found in establishment
this kind
They the people that they will not be UNDER
SOLD by any house in the County.
II any goods sold by them fail 10 give satisfaction,
they request the purchaser to the goods and
ceive hack their money.
This is of the oldest established houses in Ashta
buoA and one that has always stood high for honesty
and fair dealing.
GIVE THEM A GALL.
H, c. ToMBEs, ]. B. ToMBEs.
Ashtabula. o., June 10, 1850, 1y1o1e
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-22
DOUBLE AND SINGLE SUPPORTING TRUSS,


recently invented that Is found tn answer the end of
such an instrument more completely than anything
hitherto introduced. Ii II heartily commended by ply
Ther, Is hut one opinion of IL whenever tried and he
has the assurance trat IL will be found blessing to
friends who have used the truss, he has been favored
W.h w.t. t the % most raec,lnl ana unqualified testimonials
sulne indoN vi lis appreciation and merit,
sAYBRn0K o. Jan let lsGT
This Is TO Certify that am using one of L. Nun, ons
~,''i DAVID MoRELAND.
GESIvA, o, Jan. LIST, 1851
This is to Certify that am uring one of L. Mnson's
Trusscs and do consider it the hest use. as 0uble
or Single Truss and supporter. HENRY BROWN
SAYBRooK. May, 1867
L. MuSsoN.-F: have worn one of your Double
selfAdinstug Grsses for thrcey past and mud it
had tried three ditIercnr kinds hat md yours 10 be all
riaht. can now do all kinds o work without suffer,
JOHN PIERCE
KiNsMAN, TRuMnuLL co, o., May OH, NJ.
MIR. l.. MuSsoN.-Iedr Sir! This may cerlify that
nave been afflicted with hernia for the most of the last
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plost checrfuy say Thar Hind the one manufactured
by you 20 be the most epmfnahlc oopgopien, and
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SAvBRopK, o., Aprll 1st 1861.
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which was considered q superior article, and after
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hesitation that on account OF its ghtness, eSsy adapt
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of WHICH hAva any know Wedge, ii, PANCOST.
MADISON, o., March, 1868.
Mr.. l.. MuEsON.-Dedr Sir | find your Truss tO he
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NORTH SnEFFIELD. O.
Mr.. l.. MuSspS.-After trying number of different
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j. A. STANTON. .
SAYBkooK, o., March LIST, 1871.
would say to the public that amer using your Truss
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Posi- OFFICE, AsHTABULA. o., April 90th. lsTl
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o.. Application made TO L. MUNsoN
Saybrook, April, 1871. SmlliS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-22

Mrs. VALLANpIGHAM, accompanied by her
youngest son, is visiting IA relative in Cumber-
land, Nd, in such mental condition as
scarcely TO be conscious of the presence OF
friends.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-22
Republican County Convention.

The Republican Nonlnattong Convention for Ashta.
bna County will be held the Court House in Jener
son, on Monday, the lith day of August, lSIl at
o clock, s. m. This convention will he composed of
lO9 delegates. chOscn from the several townships
basis OF thirty voter, or fraction of t5 votes
pOed a the election n October last for Secretary of
Btntc, aud aDDurUunud As EtllawH.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-22
PLaSttrc ErcnrsiOns

L HE Subscriber has purchased the
Stcan, Yacht MARY WARD Of some 10 foct In length
aud feet BEAM with convenient capacity and
mediation OF 30 50 10 persons. She II entirely safe aud
is just the thing for pleasure PARTIES fishing parties and
pre- MICS aud will be kept FOR that purpose Apply to
NELSON WA1ROOS.
AHhtaimlaIInrbor Iuuc 10th 1871 9t2i
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-22

ty-The Tt4bupe's financial artical says Lake
Shore is apparently the key of the market at
present all speculation hanging for the time
being in movement in this speciality, which
IN turn depends upon scrip dividend to be de-
clarcd the 21th inst.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-22

Hon. ALPHoNso HART has been nominated
for Senator in the district composed of Sum.
init end Portage.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-22
ey-The Rcpu blicans in this State omen Il

aB-T The Republicans in this State open the
campaign on the evening Of the Gath of August,
with twelve meetings in different parts Of the
State General Noyes and james Monroe
will speak in Columbus, Senator Morton in
Dayton. General Fairchild in Cincinnati. Sena-
tor sherman in Toledo, Samuel Shellabarger,
In Cleveland, Gov. Hayes in Zanesyille, Aaron
f. Perry in Portsmouth. John A. Bingham in
Steubenville, Lieut. Gov. Lee in Akron, Sec
rctary of State, Sherwood in Mansfield, VIM.
Lawrence in Lima, Hon. G. Delano, Sandusky
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-22
CtitndD AIocer d Reaper

| HE Subscriber has the Agercy Of
this valuable machine for tho towns of Say brook Gene
and Earpcrsncld The merits Of this Mower aud
Reaper Is admitted where ever known or used Pnd are
Justly considered equal IL not superior TO any other
chine In use. They may be summed up and commepd
ed to general approval, as fOllews cCmpacness and
accuracy Of construction the superpTy Of the maer
al used In the construction Emp city aE coppactness
of design, ghihess of draft the excellence Of the work
accompshes and the low price at which 10 Is Sold.
These not merely superficial opinions but
taned and cOrrOhOatcd by the awards of many State
and other Fairs throughout the country OF its charac
ter, Any one may he convinced by un examination Of
one Of them upon the farm of the subscriber. 1t will
bear comparison with any other machine and the under
signed wrhes to bring IL In comparison With the best
tant aud to subject " to the eevercs tests aud trials
Address the subscriber st AsbtabHla.
N. w. BROWN,
On the Lake shore.
Ashtal ula, June Tth. 1871. 4ifl9