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Rates of Advertising.
Go to Beery's Hall tonight.

The Alleghanians at Beery's Hall, on
Friday evening.
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ST. Peters Cltholic Churcl-Gunthe1
Street.

Sunday Services-S :00 a. m; II mass
10 100 a. m, solemn h mass and Sermon ;
:45 D. m. administration of Sacrament
of Baptism; , 90 p. m. Instruction
3 90 y. IN. NeSpers and Benediction.
On week days: S 100 n. m. Ii mass
HOLY DAYS: 90 a. m. h mass.
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Too Much for Good Nature, al
Beery's Hall o-night.
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Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati q
indianapolis Railroad.

Change OF time, MoHuay, Oec. ., 1o'o.
COLUMBUS DIVISION
GOING SOUTH, FROM cREsTLINE
Cincinnati Express, ........ 1910 A.
N, Y. & Western Express. 80 ?. NJ
New Orleans EXpress,...... l0.2o p. NJ
GOING NORTH, FROM oREsrLINE
New York Express. ...- A. NJ
Gallien Passenger Elk ...... 6-lO
Cincinnati, Express. -....... i.oO T. NJ,
New Orleans EXpress.... o.oo
INDIANAPOLIS DIVISION.
GOING WEST LEAVES CREsTLINE:
Day Express. io.ie a.
Western EXpreSS.... ....... r
N;vbt Exnr lilo P.
ARRIVE AT CREsTLINE:
N;Gbt Express. 20 A. NJ
New Orleans Express. $40 A. NJ
Fast Express. ...... ....-. % 50 p. NJ
GEO H. LEE, Age t.
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Go to Beery's Hall Tonight.
9larkets.
~-~.~-~N~-N~~N-NSN-~IN
RETAIL MARK EFT.

The following are the retail prices as
nearly as we can get them at the time
of go: :ng to p.cSs. 1t should be bornei
mind that prices vary according to the
nnalitXOf the article.
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this book lOJ 200 sold: price by mail in cloth Sl25
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Shoe FyU-Call on Frank Jonas next
door to the Postotfice for good smo ke.
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Remember that HOOFLAND' S
GERMAN v BITTER.S s aid HOOF
LANDS GERM4N TONIC, ullg
care erery case Of MARASMUS
ol. a,.n efian N lrlr,i nf fho holm

Remember that Hollands German Remedies
are the medicines you require to purify the blood,
excite the torpid Liver TO healthy action. and to
enable you TO pass safely through any hd.dships
exposure.
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DR.. D. w. BYRON,

DHTSfCIAN AND SURGEON. eafce at his
l. residence On corner of FourSh st. and Wy
aHdot Avenue, Upper Sandssky, Ohio.
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stan cmpIoyme I Il home, the whole Of the
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light and profitable Persons of either SEA
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proportional sum by GeyotiHg their whole time
10 the business. BO Us and girls earn nearly a.
much as men. Thatal VINO see this notice may
send their address. and test the business, we
make the unparalleled ODER: To such as ire
not well satisfied we will send co to pay los
the trOubleo OF writing. Full parti culaTs, n val
liable sam olC Will: viii 10 tc co mmcGcc work
IN and copy of n pclJ e's Literary Com
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PITTSBURGH, Ft. WAYNE d
CHICAGO r. r.
TRAINS GOING EAST.

F. r. MYERS,
General Ticket Agent
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yOD u eUACkS-A victim OF early indiscre-
Il tiOn, C ausiug nervous debility, premature
lecay, &c. having tried in vain every adver
tised rem dy. has simple means of seif-cure
which lie VI i'll send free to his fellow sufferers
address j. II. TuTrLE, IS NASSAU ST., New York
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j. D. SEARS.
i. O. q. II.

UPPER SANDusKY LoDsE. No. J0s. meets ev-
ery MONDAY evening, in Templar Hall
al Floor Beerys, Block. Prompt and regular
attendance is requested.
T. E GRIsELL, W. C. I.
D.H. r. BELsrLE, z. S.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-12-30
"That Town House Again"
Editor Telegraph &.

SAYBRooK, Dec. Goth, 1871.
Editor Telegraph:
] see by your last paper that the Town
House ghost still continues ito rise" But it
is easy To perceive that lis "bones are marrow
less, that its blood is, cold and that it has no
speculation in those eyes il glarcs with" l
was not surprised at its appearance. expect
ed TO see it hang on like vitality in II dead SER
pent's tail and expected TO see an occasional
spasm in its body until the people had an OPP
portunity to "lay' the ghost.
"South Ridge" says that Justice is mis-
taken in representing the views of the people
of SaybrOok "when he says that two to one
are not opposed to a town house" Justice"
said and still maintains that the voters two TO
one are opposed TO the building of any house.
The question of location has never in any
form been submitted 10 the people; the pro-
position has always been "shall we builds"
and this proposition has always been voted
down by an emphatic majority. In the face
these votes against building, "South Ridge"
says "iour-ffths of the voters of the township
are in favor of building town bOuse and a
large majority in favor of its present locality"
If this statement is true, why did not the two
trustees who favored the "preseht locality"
submit the question eff site to the voters of the
townshlp9 Any expression of the people to
this end would have been satisfactory, and
the minority would have submitted, as in du-
ty bound to the will of that majority without
a note of murmur. These trustees refused 10
submit these questions to the people of the
township. because they knew it it was done,
the project of building Il town house seven
eights of mile west, and as far south from
the centre of the township, and a majority of
the people living east of the centre, would
be defeated No one is better apprsed of this
fact than "South Ridge" But he says the
reason why the people were not allowed TO
vote upon this question, there was no statute
provision to warrant II, and it would have
been illegal "South Ridge" gives but limit
cd Specification to the word "vote" when he
supposes that the people can vote in no other
way than by depositing ballot in ballot
box under the charge Of Board Of Trustees.
Any manner of expressing the will of the peo-
pie would be vote, and fair and full ex-
preston of the wishes OF the voters, in what
ever way obtained, upon the question of local
ity, would have satisfied the minority. Is it
possible that these two trustees were troubled
with any conscientious scruples against legdIt-
~, when they could do the great wrong of To-
eating and building town house against the
respectful remonstrance Of two-thirds of the
voters of the township? and when they refus-
sed to the people any voice in locating and
building house they were to use for many
years to come, and from whose pockets were
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-12-30
RAIL ROAD MATTERS.

The cut at Cemetery Hill is finished. The
end of that enormous work was reached on
Friday of last week. Since that time, the
gravcling up of the line has been going ON
the material was taken from the Van Aiken
bed on the other side of the gulf and hauled
down the line to point between Centre and
Main streets. From this point the work Is
now ready for the ties, and some distance
south of the gulf, how far, we are unable TO
say. A construction train has been ON the
line up to near the old plank road, or Nam ST.,
several times this week, forwarding tics and
iron, and as that branch of the labor progress
es, the locomotive will follow up MS the neces-
stiles of the case may require. Tue work up
on the cut with the most favorable weather
and the sternesl energies of the contractors,
has required a little over four months But
the herculean task has been accomplished
and as the remaining portions Of the work
are but slight and will be aided SO far as pos.
sibc with the presence of u locomotive, We
shall soon become familiar with its presence
and passage through our village.
The above prepared for last week but lost sight
of in making up.
The work on the jamestown Branch has
not progressed very rapidly of late from some
reason. One We understand to be- that from
the almost constant use of the Lake Shore line
for regular traffic, there is very little opporlu-
nifty for the running of irregular train. 1t was
therefore out of the question to secure the
gravel needed for this work with any degree
of regularity. We understand it to be the
object of the company to lay rail TO the gravel
bed on the other side of the gulf fill us soon
as. the gulf is crossed. The rail Is now down
across the gulf and opposite this deposit. The
locomotive Montana has been appropriated to
| the work and has been running from the sta
ton along the line Tor construction purposes
every day, AS demanded. The hope of reach
ing the county seat by New Years day, is not
now, we presume, very confidently entertain
ed. Ii is, however, believed that by the frs,
of February, the whole line will be in running
| order
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COMMERCIAL.
AshtabuIa Market-Dec. 2oth, 1871.
Dealers pay the following Prices.
FOR SALE.

of the best farms in the township Of arperseld
half mile east of Rogers corners containing 50 acres
Two of which Is splendidly tiubcrcd good
sugar bush; IL acres of river bottom. the best land IN
the State Good buildings; a young orchard; good
water and everything about II in good condition.
Price S35 90 per acre SIS. undcrvaluc Farms adjoin
ing held at SO per aud not for sale, clear
title warranted This is the best bargain la farm prop
erty ever offered,
Wooden Mill OF four stories. and 81 OF land
together with 10 foot face water power situated in
Plymouth. This property has lain idle far long time,
but IL i'll the market Could be used FOR grrt mill.
paper MILL chair factory turning factory, any other
purpose desired only short distance from Ashtabua
village. Price, $500, easy terms; good bargain
for some energetic person.
A house and lot of Bank and East street.
y acre lot and two story house with wing-aDisaed
throughout: desirable place for business man
being located the centre Of village Price 2iOo
on good terms.
house and lot In the East Villages lot acre rods
front and 20 deeps story and half house and wng-aI
finished good cellar and S01 bh cstern well frulted and
everything essential To make II a good home $lsoe-
house and lot on Chestnut street, acre al lard ;
well iruted good Well, mediam hoose. Price $500 and
great bargain. Parties want 60 go west, and are
willing TO sacrifice
For terms and particulars regarding Of the above
property, call on EDGAR HALL, Real Estate Agent,
AshtabeiA, Ohio. O1ioe over Sherman h Halls Law
once.
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NUREMBERG. Oct. 1S7.


The first Of October we left dear, delightful
Dresden, and with much regret, though miti-
gated by the hope of seeing it again next
summer, and also By the charming prospect
before us OF sunny, classical Italy for the win
ter.
After leaving Dresden, Chemnitz was the
only place OF importance through which we
passed, II small manufacturing city, before
reaching the small city of Hof where we
passed our first night. We found neat and
comfortable accommodations at the Golden
Deer" but before the morning coffee and rolls
and new start on the cars at 10 o'clock, l
had time for lively walk through the drizzlc,
as far as the cemetery in the suburbs of the
town, from which high spot there. was a good
view Of the whole place, prettily situated in a
valley through which runs a small river
Then back. again through the queer old streets
as far as the City Hall. What cares one for
rain, cold and heat, when out on a walk of cx-
ploration, alene, keeping track of the streets
SO as not to lose oneself, peering into all the
odd places, looking out for everything new
and strange, with au inward delight at being
away from all the old familiar world and in
the new world of unfamiliar sights, beholding
for the first time objects that have been ones
life-lcng desire to see, with the eagernsss
heightened by the thought that it may be the
last look
These eoupes on European trains, holding
eight, are very pleasant feature in travelling if
the company are ones friends, or even agree
able strangers; but alas, as in our case, with a
party OF three, the remainder made up mainly
of fat Dutchmen. smoking their pipes con-
stantly, it is annoying in the extreme to Amer
leans. But everything is arranged for smokers
In all possible places in this country. Howev-
er we survived in this instance, and arrived at
lhis most gqallfan charmlpg old city Of NJ
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Real Estate For SAFE.

1 FARM of 100 acres of excellent
"a Land situated on plymouth Ridge. az mile.
orchard bearing. Good budiI and very desirable
property. For sEle cheap
Also, wood lot Of ~ aosas near Il e r. In Pfym-
outh, 10 acres cut over balance heavily wooded.-N
Terms sasy.
4 small farm Of "a aere. Al table Issa with good
Villagc.
A Machine Shop on Main strect. A,htsbui, ,,sins.
boiler and good assOrmen Of tools.
ia magnificent estate the North Ridge about
miles West from Ashtubula Village 80 acres of the
new. fine barn and buildings also new. Allkinds
Of fruit shrnbbery and everything desrable for c9un-
residence. This estate II offered at great tacrnca
account OF the failin health and broken up spndi
tion Of the owners family.
A Lot Of 2s1t acres, one nrh Of which woodland.
about half mile from Ash.sApla Village, reaS tAs
Gull.
Two Fine Residences ans l01s Of = acre each on
good Water and everything convenient to each.
A'so. very desirable ,W0PeFty on North Ridge Road
new Barn, Of exepleRt land well stocked with
| aruit.
A desirable residence Cestre Sc,
Also, House and Lot Park ST., directly in the
centre Of the Village.
Beautiful County sat and scrcs reIcehcni gar
len land with Orchard and Vineyard and many vsrie-
ties o. small fruits About ~ mile. West from Ashts-
bua Village ON the North Ridge Road.
A splendid Garden of sea,y ,hrce aercs sader high
cultivation and fall Of the choicest fuit. together with
Sn'e BaT and @ Ghsr ri ,s to S ' ye
the Round Head Road, known IS the Bliss property
Pleasant Residence and Lot on corner Of Vine ana
Prospect Streets Fine Garden and abundance Of Fruit
An excellent Stock Farm on the old Turnpike, az
miles from Ashta5na contsinine i acre. OF nne iapd
ample and good: n.o,, .
| 100 acres.
A vaIsabl. fern On North Ridge Road ~ mile. Ks.t
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-12-30

The NEW TowN HOUSE, at saybrook, was
dedicated ON Wednesday evening last, we
suppose. as that was the time fixed for the oc-
casion, and the oysters were actually bought
for the occasion. We acknowledge the cour-
tesy Of an Invitation and our regrets for the
failure. The severity of the weather sapped
cur courage. and we reluctantly gave up the
pleasure. while in the way of expressing re-
grets. we might perhaps express our hearty
regrets. at ths failure to get the notice of the
dedication, and festival into our columns last
week. II was q sheer oversight.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-12-30

A Christian daily newspaper was eommenc-
cd In New York last July. by Mr.. John
pougall, who had for ten years previously
conducted Christian daily in Montreal
Canada, with great success. This paper was
called the Mantrsal Witness, and is still con-
tinued, under bis sons management to be the
Jnost extensively circulated journal In Eastern
Canada. Mr.. Douglass brought the highest
Testimonials from leading ministers and Others
IN Canada. aud the New York DAILY Witness
seon obtained very favorable notices nom a
great number Of religious and secular Journals
Sf the highest oa.FsfFsF N Eey YORK, and nd
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family, of the Lake Shore, CHARLIE RANDALL
and family, and Mr.. LEONARD. of Monroe
left on Thursday, the 2Sth inst. for Rolla, No
Mr.. Cook visited that place aome time las,
summer, and took up so acres of Government
land. He reported 50 favorable OF the coun
try, that Others concluded to join him in th,
experiment Of making that their future home
The country is said to be admirably adapted
for farming purposes, with plenty of timber
stone, water, etc.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-12-30

house, bu, IN any structures we have felt IL our
duty 10 make upon this waiter we disclaim
all intention &c SANDER she dead. or wound
the feelings Of the friends who justly cherish
his memory with warm affection.
Having already trespassed too far Apon
your kindness, friend REED, we reserve for
future communications what more we have 10
offer on our town house affairs. Until then,
south Ridge, We bid you an aTectionate
farewell. JUSTICE
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-12-30

SAYBRoOK Town HoUsE.-We make room
in this number for another article from the
pen of Justice" Its style is good, but its
temper, as evinced by hard names, is not to
our notion. Earnest discussion is looked for,
but we might as well say here, that oppro-
prious epithets are uncalled for and out of
place. 1t is hoped that both sides will sec
the propriety of being as respectful as the
nature Of the case will allow.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-12-30

That Big Steer OF GEO. L. NETTLETo TONS has
gone east TO grace the shambles and feed the
Gothamites, who usually take the cream OF
our herds and leave us the skim milk. Fol
such a splendid specimen of the bovine, hi.
taking OF was not a profitable affair; six ant
half upon the hoof was the selling price
and his WEIGHT was 1850 pounds. Having
left the Warons farm and moved into his vii
lage mansion, there seemed TO be nothing to
do with Minnesota" but TO sell him.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-12-30

We have this week, letter from our young
friend at Florence, resumiug the series that
was broken Off sometime since by indsposi-
tion. The writer expects to protract her stay
in Germany, but will rtsit Rome in the course
of u few weeks. II is to be hoped that the
letters may be continued, and that they will
afford much pleasure as well as profit to our
young readers.
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HOWARD SANITARY AID ASSOCIATIONS

EOR the Relief and Cure of the Errine
Il and Unfortunate, on Principles Of Christian Phi
lanthropy.
Essays ON the Errors OF Youth, and tlEe
FOllies OF Age, In relation 20 MARRIAGx and SOCIAL
EVILS with sanitary aid for the afflicted Sent free,
Sealed envelopes, Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Box p. Philadelphia, Pa. y-loT7
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SAyBRooK, Dec. eth, al,

SAyBRoOK, Dec. eth, al,
Editor Tclegrdsh
In my last communication your types make
Inc say just the reverse of what intended in
two places. l meant to say Justice" entirely
mistakes the views of the people of saybrook
when he says that two To one are opposed 20 o
Town House, etc. Also, meant To say-it is
not to the credit of the people of Saybrook TO
say that two TO Que are not in favor, etc.
Well, you did not come to that supper held
last Wednesday evening. | suppose we must
charge your non-attendlnce TO old Boreas
who was out that night and hOwled and blus-
tered aud roared equal to the best efforts Of
the captain" but not enough to keep away
two hundred people, and had the night been
propitious, our new and beautiful town
house would surely have answered only for
that "lean to-" A happier company was never
seen together in town, and everything passed
of pleasantly, and there seemed to be DISPOSE
tiou to accept the situation and acknowledge
that SaybroOk has now a town house, worthy
of her intelligent aud goahead citizens.
A noticeable feature of the evening was the
singing done by our young folks, under the
direction of Prof RIcE-"Old John Brown"
was given with much effect and we seemed
to realize that Savbrook was marching OIL"
"0ur Cousin Jeddediah" and his friends had a
jolly time "all coming home TO tea" Belle
shazzar did not come, neither did the hand
writing on the wall appear, nor did the cap
tain with his artillery put in an appearance, SO
We may safely conclude that the present
dynasty is not going up the spout Just p0w-
Let u have Os'". souru Slpsr,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-12-30

On the first page the reader will find several
original, home articles, which were necessari-
ly laid over last week, and which were given
this place on account of the number of COM
munications that are now being sent in, and
which require some little management in or
der to make room for them all.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-12-30

Coon TEMPLARs.-The next meeting of the
Ashtabuly County Lodge of Good Templars
will be held at Kelloggsville, Friday. Dec
Goth, commencing at II A. NJ. 1t is hoped
that every lodge in the county will be repre-
sented. Arrangements have been made to en-
tertain all who may be present. 1t is intend
ed that public meeting will be held in the
evening, and good speakers are expected.
]. s. VAN ALsTIN, Secy.
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The Coagregafieadlfst and Boston Recorder
Those of our readers who are in want of eth
er of these journals, and wish to take them
with the Telegraph, may be furnished with the
first for "a. The Recorder is a small sheet, made
up from the cream of the matter of the C0ngre-
gdtionaiist, and is put at the low price of $3.50
with the Telegraph, So. Amy subscriptions
handed in Immediately will be forwarded
without delay.
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SMITHS ART GALLERY will be open for bus
iness on next Tuesday or "Wednesday. Our
citizens who haye regarded with interest the
compilation of this model establishment ex-
press their delight-in fact Mr.. Smith seems
determined to make his gallery an ornament
TO our yillape
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-12-30

SARATOGA SKATEs.-We noticed at the store
of GEO. G. HUBBARD, the other day, few
pairs OF this style of skate, which for neatness
of workmanship and design and adaptation
to an end, have not. we think, any competitors.
They are for ladies as well as gentlemen.