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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-22
COMMITTEE.


L. Tyler, F. Silliman,
H. L. Morrison
HaIdly a railroad meeting has been held
where there has been so much carnestness
shown, and at none, perhaps, has there been
So much satisfactory evidence of taking hold
of the work, and pushing it on to its compile
tion. Mr.. RANDALL is ready for immediate
den onstration, andb fall, he thinks the Ash
iabula division, at least, may be in running or
der. AN that now seems TO be required, is
prom,ptness on the part of the friends along
the lne, in meeting The committees with their
subscriptions
President MCRARy, in the course of his ad-
dress. made allusion to the charges against
him, that he was an agent of the Pa. Central,
and using our confidng and good-natured
people for the interest of that mPmmoth corpo-
ration. He denied in the most UNQUALIFIED
manner, holding any such disreputable rela-
ton to that company, or to any clique, ring
or individual. lie was acting in good faith
for the interests Of this enterprise, and it was
not his intention TO be diverted from that end
and object.
JAMEsTowE BRANcH.-Our readers have
been made acquainted with the progress of
matters in preparing.th way far resumng
work and completing this enterprise They
were informed last week, that about every OBJ.
stacle had been overcome, and that there re
manned no impeachment 10 beginning the work,
and demonstrating TO our citizens the good
faith and ,earnestness of the Lake Shore com.
pany to redeem every pledge heretofore made
to thfm for opening this Ene of communica
ton to the coal hanks of This and the State of
Pennsylvania, and connecting them and the
oil wells Of the lattcr State, with this place
and Harbor. We-are now enabled to state
that another step has been taken in the pro-
gress of the work, corrOborating and confirm
ing the positions heretofore taken. Contracts
have been signed with competent and reliable
parties for all the work upon the line. That
for bridging and grading has .heen awarded 10
Messrs RoRINsoN & MoKENsIE, both railroad
men of ripe experience in their business Mr.
RoBINsoN is from st. Mary's, Ontario Ca and
Mr. MCKENZIE, knoyn to most of us as q citi-
zen ofAshtabula, their HaFbor Improvement
contractor. This contract is conditioned upon
throwing into the work the utmost energy
consistent with its healthy accomplishment.
The least possible time is given for making
the necessary preparation and getting the ma
terial and men upon the ground for making
beginning, and those who have this contract,
are sensible of the responsibility they have
assumed, and all the means in their power are
already being put 10 their utmost use. The
contract for the masonry has been let to Mr..
E, W, ENsJay, of Buffalo, who was the build
er of the Conneaut bridge, and is known from
his connection with other SIMILAR gigantic
monuments to his skill along the line from
Buffalo to Chicago. Thus It will be seen that
earnest, vigorous .bpsness is in contemplation.
It. is the intention of the contractors, as we
are Informed BY one of them, to pat $50 men
into the al over Hubbard's Run, just cut Of
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-22

LIST OF PATENTS issued from the United
States Patent QGice, to Ohio inventors, for the
week ending July II, 1871, and each bearing
that date, furnished this paper by Cox 81
Cox, Solicitors of Patents, Washington, p. G.
Musical Instruments-T. A tkins, Cincin-
natl
Anti-Friction Bore-B. c. Baker, Toledo.
Sewing machine Table,, G. Cochran, Rip
ley.
Stock Cara. Rank, Salem.
Blast Protector for ExhausIing Nozzles-J.
II. Setchell. Cincinnati.
Filler for Spinning, &c, J. Stibhs, Wooster.
Combination Watch Key, Swivel and Hook
j. p. Allen, Springfield
Spoke Saving Machihe-,G. F. Almy, Tole-
do.
Fan Attachment for Tables-T, S Binkard,
UIbaha.
'Vise-A. Crease, Cleveland.
Chair for BOats-R. III. Cutter Cleveland.
Rachel Drill. s. Hamilton, Hamilton.
Railroad Rail-A McKenney, Maumee City.
Cooking Sloye-A. j. Redway, Cincinnati
Meat and Vegetable Cutter-A. p Silver, Sa.
lem. .'.'..'
Steam Boiler Flue oleaner-C. H. stebbins,
iamsburg '"'
DssgRs
Eccentric Yoke--D. Appel, Cincinnati
Plarking BoYe-D o, DeaIy, Hubbafd
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SO DR.. Keno's Catarrh Specific. Sold by

A new aud Important improvement to the
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machines has re-
Gently been given to the public, by which old
machines may be made, at a comparatively
small expense, as good as new. A new silent,
draw feed attachment, together with larger
band wheel, is substituted for the old, which
gives them greater rapidity of movement
and an almost .noiseless execution in the wide
range of work to which they are adapted.
our praises are unbounded IN the beauty and
case with which work is now performed. Any
one desiring information upon this subject
.qan have it by enquiripg at this office, or at
the editors cottage.
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DIR. JOSEPH L, sCuESCE'S SIMPLE
TREATMENT,

and availed themselves N lis wonderfully c9icat1ors
medicines. they would not Iavo e.! on.
DIR. Scheack has IN bis proved that Ein--
ever sufficient vitality remains TINT vitli:- b~ hts
medicines and his objections iJT tCr use Is quicken
ed into henltnful vigDr.
~ 10 this statement there IL nothing presumptpous
TO the falth of the inTaf s made
that II NOS thousand time subsfar rted hv Iyirg
hHd visible wprEe. IN. theory 0f tn. cure ~ Dr.
Schsnck's ue1iches Is . sim ~ is unfa'i.ny
its philosophy fulrcs 10 argument. Il l. scissur-
ing. sef-cDnyircing.
The Sea-weed Tonic AMI liHndrak pills are the frzt
two weapons with whicn the citn4ei ma aly l.,
usSatled. Two thirds Df the fsi-rs o. consumption
originate " dyspepsia and u fantti ,rag dis sdcrr
liver. Win this cOntil N th1 bro r. iul tutes
pathiLe" with ths stomach. Tl,cy r,Epyng t. tho
morbiuc act.nn OF tine liver. Here then c.es the cr-
NeSslug AYLlp.gms. "
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Book Notices.

Use pr. Reno's Catarrh Specific. Sold by
c. E. SWIFT
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A SUPPLY OF coon RLooD.

The Sea-weei Tonic In conjunction with the Pilis,
per;aeRtes and assmilnte- with the food. Chylihcs-
tdBishow progressing without lie Trrvious trturrf.
Digestion becomes painless and the TO be
ut hand. There is No la;rltrre cxIce-baton
Of the stomach. An appc tfte sets r.. -
Now elmes the greatest Blood Purifier yet Civ
On by an intulgent father t. suffering Schenck's
PumOnic Syrup comes IN to perform it, fun t0is aHI
70 hasten and crTnp!ete the cure. Il enters
ppeZ. Its work Nature not be Chsate5. II collects
and rpens the Impaired and d!ses.-, Yortuns o.: the
lungs In the form OF gath herHgs Ii them for
eXpectOratiOn uud 10. in very ltur. time the u!utdy
Is vanquishel, the rotten thrre that Il occupied il
renovated and made new. Hrd TIE patient. an the
dignity Of regaine1 vigor, si-y, fVta " enjoy the
r 4 "A
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-22
UMBRELLAS & PARASOLS,

Some very large family Umbrellas and some very small
Parasols for children with grades all the between
y .s- AORlusOE'S
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FOURTH DISTRICT ITEMS.

Harcest.- is just at hand, and
from every quarter we hear the sharp
click of mowers, and if the 4th of July
does not "hurry up" it will not be the
grand wheat harvest day for 1871.
Accident.-Mr. John Kyle while helping
to raise Mr.. CAMS barn on Saturday last,
narrowly escaped being killed, by piece
of falling timber, which struck him first
on the head then on the shoulder, knocking
him down, cutting and bruising him about
the head quite severely.
Sheep Kizled.-Of the 20 sheep, injured
by dogs, belonging to J. T. Finley, of this
District, Gan account of which we mad
vertently omitted last week. Is have since
died, and the remainder are not much bet
ter than dead.
Collection.-A sum amounting to over
$50 was raised at the St. Johns M. E.
Church, on Sunday last, the object being
to furnish the new Parsonage at Zion.
Ercursion.-The Kimble Cornet Band
gave their friends of the 4th; quite sere-
made, on Saturday evening last, during
their ride they passed through Cherry Hill,
where quite collection was provided for
them at the residence of DR.. Carter. They
were also very cordially received at Fair
Hill and Lewisville. The Band played
very creditably considering the short time
they have been practicing. We are glad to
hear of their getting along entirely without
intoxicating beverages.
Observation-Disclosures are being
made for holding 4th of July celebration
in the Grove at Jackson's School House.
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NORTH EAST ITEMS.

Brickmaking.-Mr Alfred Ford, one of
our enterprising business citizens, finding
demand for good building brick, has a
number of hands employed in his brick
yard, preparing material for another kiln,
soon to be burned. The North East Fire
Brick Manufacturing Co., are, this week,
burning kiln containing twenty thousand
furnace and stove brick. They have also
in preparation, about the same quantity.
The ChurcAes.-On Sunday morning last
the funeral of George Murphy took place.
services in the M. E. Church, conducted
by the Pastor, B. F. Price. In the even
ing the Pastor preached from the words,
"God would have all men saved" &c.
Rev. T. L. Poulson preached at the Union
tered the Sacrament of the Lords Supper.
Harvest. -Wheat fields present a rich,
golden appearance; the grain is maturing
finely, and the reaper will be in operation
in Elk Neck, the last of this week. The
corn is growing rapidly, and the oats show
the good effects of the Showers.
Fsstiuaz-Mechanics Hall, where the
ladies of the M. E. Mite Society, have
displayed SO much taste and industry in
arranging for their festival, has been the
scene of much attraction for several even
ings. We hope it has, financially, been a
success.
Coos Ki1led.-A few days since, two
cows, owned by Mr.. John F. Ford, of oul
town, strayed upon the railroad, came ir
contact with a passing train and were
killed.
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PORT DEPOSIT ITEMS.

The weather has changed so, as to add
materially to the comfort of the people
the mercury ranging lower and pleasant
breezes relieving the oppressive heat.
We have had small, odd (some think
crazy libernian looking, spiritualstic
chronological temperance lecturer here
He does not like u.s. and has written to his
paper, whatever it is, giving us a terrible
scoring. We treated him as a nobody, and
failed to attend his lecture.
Last Monday night the NJ. f. Church
was filled to listen to Revs. r. w. Todd,
of Wilmington; Charles Kemp, of Charles
town and T. L. Ponlson, of Zion, on the
subject of Temperance. This meeting was
held under the auspices of the Lodge of
Good Templars. Rev. Il. E. Martindale
presided. Rev. Thos. McClintock offered
tho opening prayer. Mr.. Kemp made n
short and earnest speech. Mr.. Todd fol-
lowed with a fine address, and Mr.. Poulson
closed with a strong argument for prohibit
ton. The choir furnished some anthems
and temperance odes for the occasion,
including two solos by Miss II. N. Abrams
and Miss E. J. Wilson.
On the same evening, a large number
of invited guests partook of the hospitality
of Enoch Noyes, Jr., Esq, at Mt. Arrarat
farm, who celebrated his tin anniversary,
having been married ten years. Presents
in tin, in all manner of forms, were made,
and no tinker need apply there for years to
come.
Reach, the magician, had very poor
house here.
Some wheat was cut on Thursday, in
this neighborhood.
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ZION ITEMS.

Fsstioal.-The Strawberry Festival ter
minated successfully, the proceeds amount
ing to $50. Quite pretty cake was given
to the pastor, Mr.. Poulson. Itemizer was
so unfortunate as not to hear the sermon
which the reverned gentleman announced
his intention of preaching upon it.
Burglars. the progress of the
festival, Mr.. Ford's dwelling house was
entered by way of the cellar window, and
the visitor decamped with quanty of eat
ables. A lady in one of the upper stories
of the building heard no noise, and we are
beginning to fancy from previous depreda-
tions) that the rogue has become acqu ainted
with the receptacles of Zion "goodies.'
White'oashing has been extensively pros
ecuted in Zion and vicinity for several
weeks, and the improvement is certainly
very evident, as the fences and outbuild-
ings had begun to assume a shadowy
appearance, not much in variance with the
brown painting which is characteristic
of Zion.
ITGWIuHtS.-N1T. 01Ole famous morse,
from which SO much was expected at the
Oxford Fair of week ago, was beaten
half second in time, to the intense dis
appointment of Cecil jockeys, who wished
to see our county bear off the palm. Mr..
Vanarsdale received special premium for
handsome basket of Scarlet Strawberries.
Fairs.-We wonder if Charity will ever
take any garb, except a fancy fair? When
engaged in similar enterprise, we parted,
with some show of politeness, the many
demands upon our time and generosity,
but now that those days are past and gone,
we feel like asking our enterprising neigh
bors to "Let US have peace"
Lost and Found.-Mr. Ross Smith, while
at the Fair, of week ago, lost valuable
horse, but was fortunate enough to recover
it on tho following day.
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PILOT TOWN ITEMS.

Non Store Mr.. Thomas Grubb has built
a store house ut "Grubb's Corner" on the
Lancaster road, where he intends opening
a store next week.
Railroad-Mr. McFaddenhas commenced
work on tho railroad at Peach Bottom.-
They are at present changing the county
road along the river shore.
Harvest and Crops.-Some Of the farmers
are cutting grass. The clover is very light.
Wheat looks we'll and is well filled. Corn
has improved since the rain.
Accident.-Mr. Robert Murphy, while
breaking stone, on the railroad, near Octo-
raro Locks, was struck in the eye with a
stone, knocking the eye entirely out; he is
not expected to live.
Religious.-Rev. Mr.. Sullivan delivered
an eloquent sermon at Bethesda Church, on
last Sabbath.
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NOTICE.

The unexampled satisfaction that NATTAN'S CRYS
tai DISCOVERY has given this vicinity, as evidenced
induce to direct especial and particular attention
the great fact that by its you gain all the advantage
claim ed for the many poisonous compounds in use, tc
wit restoration of the color and growth of the
hair and the speedy removal of dandruf, without the
least possible nju,y-as Crystal Discovery is positively
warranted to contain poisonous substance neither
Lead, Sulphur Silver.
Its perfect cleanliness is not lightly to be
overooked it will neither stain the skin clothes-
sentence it is exactly what has been wanted for
long WHILE Restorcr of the Hair that may be used
without tho fear that you going to have Neuralgia
Paralysis Lead Collie Aid various other complaints the
result of the of lead preparations.
As simply dressing for the hair, it has also been
found to he unexcellcd.
Letters in possession might be published by the
score, all recommending it in the highest terms, oil
which promise to give you in future.
BY all means try it, satisfied it will give you
entire satisfaction. Price 81 per bottle. For sale by
druggists generally. ARTHUR NATTANS,
Inventor and Proprietor,
Washington, D. c.
To whom address all orders.
For sale by H. II. MITCHELL, Elkton, and N. B. MoRR
son, North East June II, 1S71-Sm
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A CHAPTER OF Facts.

Space is valuable in a newspaper and it is therefore
proposed in this advertisement to condense variety of
facts important to the public, into small compass
These facts refer Hostetters Stomach Bitters-what
that celebrated medicine is and what it will do. In the
first place. then the article is stmulant tonic and
Alternative consisting of n combination of absolutely
pure sprituous agent with the most valuable medicinal
vegetable substance that Botanic research has placed at
the disposal of the chemist and the physician These
ingredients compounded with great care and in such
proportions to produce preparation which nvigor
ates without exciting the general system, and tones
regulates and controls the stomach the bowels tho liver
and the minor secretive organs.
What this great restorative will do must be gathered
from what it has done. The of dyspepsia, any
other of Indigestion in which it has been persist
emily administered without efectng radical cure, is
yet to be heard from, and the may be said Of bill
ous disorders, intermittent fever, Affections
general debility, constipation, sick headache, mental
DISABILITIES to which the feeble subject 1t puri
es an the fluids of the body, including the blood, and
the gentle stimulus which it mparts to the nervous
is not succeeded by the slightest reaction This is
chapter Of facts which readers, for their sakes
should mark and remember. [June 10, 1sT1-1m
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Bees.-While Mr.. Nicholas f. Marley

Bees.-While Mr.. Nicholas F. Manlcy
and family were at Church, on Sunday, 4th
inst, two swarns of bees came to his
house, which is frame, and hived i'll
between the weather boarding and plaster
ing. The two colonies united, forming
one peaceful community, and are quietly,
but industriously working away, busy as
bees'' Mr.. NJ. resides but short distace
from Elkton. Mr.. Manley does not keep
bees and his new neighbors are immigrants.
The most singular part of this incident is
the coincidence of two swarms of bees
emigrating on the same day and taking
possession of the same lodgings. Also, a
few weeks since, two swarms took posses
sion of the space between the weather
boarding and plastering of the dwelling of
Mr.. D. E. Burton, of this town. One
swarm moved in on Sunday, and tho other
on the Monday following.
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The Law Of Trespass.-It was mentioned
in our local columns, at the time the occur
renee transpired, of the surprise and cap
ture OF party of young men and half
grown boys, by Mr.. David Scott, of Scott
Mills, while on raid in his strawberry
patch. Mr.. Scott had several of the tres
passers, whom he recognized, arrested and
brought before Esquire Howard, who found,
after an examination of the law, that he
had no jurisdiction in such cases, further
than to bind the trespassers over to appear
at Court. Formerly the law was such that
Justice of the Peace had power to fine
parties, convicted of such trespass as the
above; but the last session of the Legisla-
ture, having been controlled by lawyers.
exclusively, made it point to clip the
authority of magistrates, and throw all
business that was possible into the Circuit
Court. 1t will be seen that raids upon
truck patches may get the parties commit
ting them into serious difficulty, involving
the expense and embarrassment of law
suit in the Circuit Court.
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County Officers to Elect next NOvembe

8 County Commissioners.
8 Members of the House of Delegates.
3 Judges of the Orphans Court.
1 Sheriff.
1 States Attorney.
1 County Surveyor.
Under the now census, Cecil loses one
Delegate in the Legislature.
The following names have been suggested
as candidates, for selection by the Repub
lican party this Fall:
For Sherif:-John T. Burkins, of Rising
Sun. Samuel Burns, of 9th District.
For County COMMUNICATIONS NJ
McClenahan, of Port Deposit.
For the House Of Delsgates-Jesse r.
Coulson, of Port Deposit. Ii. II. Kimble,
of 4th District.
Other names will be announced rs handed
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Mr.. EDITOR Permit me, through the
columns of The Whia to present the name
of D. K. Ralston, Esq, of Port Deposit,
to the Union Republican party, as a candi-
date for the House of Delegates. Mr..
Ralston is sterling Republican, a live
business man, we'll posted in the political
questions of the day and in the event of
his nomination and election, no better
working member would be found in the
House than he will make. REPUBLICAN.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-06-17
MYSTIC WATER FROM DAVID'S WE'LL

The great DlURETIC, TONIC and Alternative REM
ely of the holds in solution the PROToyIDE IRoN
and other valuable compounds and is being proved by
the unerring test of repeated trials of the best
known REMEDIES for KIDNEY DISEASES, DYSPEPSIA. NER-
vousNEsS, LIVER COMPLAINTS, CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS,
CONSUMPTION in its early stages DIABETES INTESTINAL
DISORDERS, and GENERAL DEBILITY. 1t purifcs and
riches the blood increases the appetite promotes dgcs
ton stimulates the secrctons and vitazes the
system. 1t is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED by PHYSICIANS, and
the testimonials of invals reveal its powers 1t
is sold at the low price of $500 per box quart
bottles delivered at Bristol Pa to be expressed any
point.
d. s. CADWALLADER zoos Race st. Philadelphia
BE The HEALING INSTITUTE at DAvID'S WELL
is designed to accommodate patients during all seasons
of the year. who prefer drinking the MYSTIC WATER
from the WELL. Feb 4, 1S71-5m
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Special NOTICES.
Deafness, BLINDNESS s. CatarrIa.

J. I$AACS, NJ. ~, sos Arch Street, Philadelphia,
orulist and Aurst Professor III the Medical College Of
Pcnnsy vanh of the Eye and Ear. Persons afflicted with
diseases of the Ely EAR, CATARRII will be scen-
tifcay treated and cured if durable lie has been per-
manently located in the city for years. and makes the
above, speciacs i'll his practice The Medical faculty
is invited he has secrets i'll his mode Of treatment
NN-Artiacal eyes inserted without pain. No charges
made for examination.
Jan %, lSGg-ly
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The New Jail in Kent County, Del.-Th

The New Jail in Kent County, Del.-The
parties who first contracted to erect the
building, we understand have declined to
comply. New proposals were then adver-
tised for and the contract awarded to
Messrs. Reynolds & Hilyard, of Port
Deposit. 1t is to be built on the plan OF
the Elkton Jail, and to cost 1874, 1875.
Mutual Friend.
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a BLESSING TO LADIES'.
DupOncO's Golden Pills for Females
ARE PERFECTLY HARMLESS.
AND NEVER FAIL.

To Immediately relieve and permanently suppressed
or difficult menstruation, remove distinctions, &c.
One lady writes she would be willing to pay s. box
for them rather than be without them.
Another lady writes, Duponco's Golden Pills relieved
in :. two days. without any inconvenience, like
magic.
Beware of Counterfeits" The genuine Is now put
up in largo white boxes containing double quantity :"
of Pills. and upon each box you will find the u s.
Revenue Stamp printed from my pirate die, upon which
YOU will find the words DUPoNCo's GOLDEN PERIODICAL
PILLS, in (white) letters None genuine without that
IT., mp The small red and yettOO bores longer
uetl, because of their being counterfeited
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Proposals. will DO received
till Tuesday, Goth of June, for the carpen-
ter work of brick building. Drawings
and specifications can be seen at this office.
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ELKTON, JUNE ~, 1871.

sFY- Mr. John c. Hindman Is our regu-
larly authorized Agent and Collector to
procure subscriptions and advertising for
The Wing.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-06-17

The debt of New York city now
amounts to nearly $s2, 900, 900, having been
increased $50, 900, 600, in the last twenty
eight months. This is Tammany Hall adj
ministration.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

COurt.-The June term Of the Circuit
Court will meet on Thursday next.