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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-08
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Drift of Political Discussion.
NORTHERN coPPEnuEAD nArrIors.

The Bourbons and impracticables are
not confined 10 the South. There are
some at the North and they are extreme
ly bilious. Time fails To mollity their
rage. They get more angry every day.
There are some in Ohio, some IN Penn
sylvania, Some in New York. The
Simonpure Copperhead Democracy of
the North will prove the most incorrigi.
Bile, hard-headed and embittcred enemies
ot liberal and progressive principles.
These men, some of whom, we are afraid,
are ndeavoring to speculate upon the
supposed reactionary spirit of the South,
will exert whatever influence they possess
as marplots, and will fight the proposed
''new departure" to the bitter end.
They, perhaps, have notion that their
Bourbonism can be made to pay, but
the Southern people should be prompt
in teaching them that they cannot wiring
money out of them for their newspapers
by riding high Ku Klux horses, aud 'out-
uerOding Ilprod.
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were delighted with the arrangements, and Of
course, We endorse their decision.
II is much to be regretted that larger mum.
Der do not avail themselves Of the privileges
Of this Seminary. Every room shodld be full,
and would be. II the. merits Of the Institution
were better known. The instruction in our
own High School is now 30 thorough, that our
daughters may receive a liberal education at
home; but to any who DESIRE more complete
instruction in solid and substantial accom-
plishments. we confidently recommend the
Lake Erie Seminary.
We hak the pleasure OF inspecting the Gas
Well. The work of drilling is completed at
a depth of 705 feet The well was full of wa
ter, but stream of gas forced lie way through
sufficient TO produce blaze of near three
feet in height. 1t is hoped that this well will
afford fuel and lights for all the purposes of
the Institution. Should it prove 40 complete
a success us its predecessor in Painesyille, will
II not be wise for our citizens TO institute an
experiment In the same directionl NJ.
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Whoever should predict that the horrors
of Paris" will ever be enacted upon this side
of the sea, woald be thought wild alarmis,.
And 50, We believe, he would be. But the
atrocities of The Commune were not the sud.
den outbursts of maddcnct. hour. They
were the bloody harvest of long sowing; the
logical conclusion of theories which have
been expanding and extending for years-lhe-
Uries which find abundant defenders and bold
advocates in our own land. There Is need
among US Of prolounder sense Of response.
bili,y. and bolder aggressiveness on the part
Of truly patriotic and Christian men, France
has had no Sabbath and no Bible We believe
with Father Hyacinthc, that these are rs the
foundation stones Of our civilization. Were
these TO slip we should have not only "the ir.
religion, the goddess infdrlity' of France, but
her anarchy, Whoever assalls them, let the
Christian and ihe patriot unite to hold an un-
desecraled Sabbath. and an open Bible, with
unyicldIng grasp.
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From the Springfield Republican.
THE. NEXT DEMOCRATIC sTEP--A SOUND
CANDIDATE NEEDED


We are clearly launched upon a season
of political departures and party revolu.
tions. Though Vallandigbam is dead,
his work lives after him. His new de-
parture has passed the great body of the
northern Democracy, and at least evenly
divided the Southern. California sends
its response, New England is unit in
its favor, the New York Democracy
claim the priority OF invention, while
Ohio, Indiana, and Pennsylvania troop
in enthusiastically for the new idea 1t
is greatly to the credit OF both the good
sense and patriotism OF the Democratic
leaders that they have taken this ster.
Ii restores them to degree Of popular
respect--it may well revive i'll them new
hopes Of national power. But their new
departure is not perfect yet. 1t has gone
far enough TO disgust aud palsy mi.
nority of their own followtrs--sincere
haters of the 'niggcr,' and the passionate
devotees of the "lost causo"-but il has
not gone far enough to make that break
into the ranks Of the great Republican
party, without which there can be no
reasonable prospect Of Democratic
u.
Indeed, as the matter stands to-day, it
is doubtful II the Democratic party
could command SO many votes in the
c)untry.as it did in 1868. 1t has simply
made the first great step in the revolti-
ton it has won the oulposts of uu-
sympathetic public opinion, and alarmed
the pickets OF the Republican army, but
not entered the citadel nor penetrated
the camps while it has lost both the
cowardly and unprogressive elements of
It's own army. IL is too late to 90 back.
IL must go forward or perish between
he still compact body of its opponents,
and the unconquered aud snecring mi.
nority OF it's own organization, who teel
outraged and betrayed by its movement.
The new departure, therefore, requires
candidate who shall be more of de-
parture than the departure itself The
country will not believe in the sincerity
of the movement, unless il is represented
Hy man in whom it has larger con.
bdcncc than in any platform. A ticket
tainted with Tammany, or connected
with copperheadism, can inspire no hope.
Neither Hoffman, nor PenJleton, nor
even, now, Hendricks or Thurman, can
lead the Democrats to victory in 1872.
Nothing short CT candidates who repre-.
sentrd loyalty during the war, integri.
" oi administration tor the future, can
inspire that enthusiasm before the coun-
try, or win that large section of the Re.
publican vote, that are equally necessary
to a successful campaign. Either Grors-
beck Of Ohio and John Quincy Adams
of Massachusetts, or Charles Francis
Adams, and Cratz brown OF Missouri,
would be such q ticket. TO bring the
party up to its selection is the next step
IN the Democratic New Department.
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LAKE ERIE FEMALE SEMINARY. - Thursday
OF last week was Commencement Day at this
Institution and number of Sisitors-among
whom were several from Ashtabula-a attended
the exercises.
Tue graduating class was small, but thor.
ough examination indicated that the de6cen.
cy In nunabers was made up by intelligence
aud requirements. The compositions were OF
superior order, handling quite u " ide range
Of topics with good sense and yiSaclly, The
examinations OF the lower classes were credit
able 20 the young ladies, and TO the faithful
accomplished. corps oi Instructors. .t.
Rev. DR.. GnoDRIcH, Of Cleveland. delivered
the public address; q lively, and somewhat
spicy discussion of the advantages OF recrea-
iion. Certainly, au appropriate introduction
a. the rest and pleasures, OF vacation Though
treating OF 30 Hight theme, the address con.
tanned many solid thoughts, aud closed with
some very practical advice to the Yonng La.
dies on . matter that does not oftcD find Ia
Hay Into Commencement Grafton, but which
bysfy apt 70 occupy somewhat the thoughts
not to say tue hearts, Of young people. But
we judged, from the movements Of newspa
Ter man, that the address ~ to appear In print
feshaps you will use the editorial scissors fol
The benefit ofyonr curious readers. An earres
address 10 the graduating class was given by
Rev. Mr.. WELLs Of Psinesyille after whlcl
We adjourned 10 the dlnIng-Eoom, and discuss
81 The merits Of bountiful repasL.
We were premilted 10 inspect the Instiiu
dop-d descending even 10 the pysteres Q
kitchss and pantry. We carried away ysgu
tsplesslop Of boilsrs. washtubs, rows Of dish
S.Aps .irsnlps.tshlcs | bai the LADY visitor
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
Grand RiCeT Institute,
AUSTINBURG, OHIO.
Fail Term begins Aug. 18th, 1871.

UOOD Board in private families can be
obtained al rra ~ to $350 per week Rooms for self
boarding al reasonable rites
The classes in Ancient and Modern languages are
large and well sustained md persons designing take
college course at comparative small expense pre-
pare Tor an advanced standing In college,
Especial attention Is given to the preparation Of teach
era lOr their wo.k The President hus been teacher
for thirty years the Assistants Tor the coming year
trained insructcrsone Is graduate of the New York
state Normal School another II college graduate aud
ha' been ior several years prominent teacher at Hills
dale College. Every effort Will he put forth make the
In trctiom thorough and practical.
Send for Catalogue. 3t23
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vALLAND1eYAM AND JouN BRowv.-

ALANDlGBhM AND JOHN BROWN
The Springfield Republican says:
Vallandigham will-be longest remcm
bered In history, perhaps, as one OF the
champions of slavery who rushed Ia
Harper's Ferry in Oct. 1859, to ext ort
from john Brown, as he lay there
wounded, with the bodies of his dead
Sons and comrades about him, confrs-
sion of who his friends were. lu the re.
markable conversation which followed
Nallandigham was one OF the chief ques.
TONERS, and it was to him that Brown
replied NO man sent me here it was
my own pronptings and that of my
Maker. | acknowledge no master in
human form. | want you to understand,
gentlemen, that | respect the rights OF
the poorest and weakest of TIE coored
people, oppressed by the slave system,
just as much as do those of the wealthy
and powerful. That is the idea that has
moved me, aud that alone.
Nor did Vallandigham, ignoble rs his
motive was in catechising Brown. fail to
zee what the man must be whose answers
he heard-and the Ohio Democrat did
not fall into the wretched drivel of so
many Northern Republicans, that the
old hero was demented. Returning to
Ohio, he bore testimony thus while
Henry Ward Beechcr was calling Brown
crazy, and the kid-gloved At,untic styled
him 'an anachronsm.' 'Ele is the far
thcst possible removed rom The ordinary
ruffian, fanatic, or madman he has cool
ness, daring, perslstency, the stole faith
and patience, and tirmness Of will and
purpose unconqucrahlc.' By which it is
clear that Vallandigham, like King Rich,
ard, knew Il man when he saw him.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-08

AT Galrsburg, ILL.,, on the Fourth, Sem
ator Trumbull was the orator, and among
other things, instance the wrongs and
insults the American people had borne
during the rebellion from the monarch :
cal powers Of Europe, and said that, when
the rebellion was ended, The voice of a
single senator carried terror dismay into
the courts aud palaces. The Joint High
Commission owned the wrong OF depre-
dating on our commerce, and agreed TO
pay for il, and he rejoieed that the
American people had the patience TO
await such consunmalion. He reioit
ed that we did no, go to war with ma
tion Of the same race, language and re-
ligion, that is doing so much for civliza.
ton, and christianity. lie alluded TO the
departed glorics Of Rome and France,
caused 10y mad ambition and fierce op
pressiI IN, aud then had glowing tribute
to the laws of the United States, that &C
corded justice aud protection to all alike
He announced himself decided in favor o.
the elevation OF woman, and hoped tn,
day was not far distant when woman
would receive the same pay for the sam'
service as men. ",rhe right Of woman,
be continueds 40 participate in the gov
ernment Of the country, whenever the,
ask for il, cannot be denied, and the ma
tion would be all the better aud pure
for their participation" "''
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-08

These Pills the most deghiflly pleasant purga-
tive, supcrccding castor oil. salts, magnesia etC-
There is nothing acceptable TO the stomach. They
give tone and cause Lether nausea nor grpng pains.
They composed of the finest Ingredients. After n
fey days OF them. such invgoaion of the entire
system takes place as to appear miraculous to the weak
and cncryatcd whether arising from mprudence dis
ease. II. r. Hclmbclds Compound Fluid Extract CH-
tawba Grape Pills not from the Act shat
sugarcOaed Pills do not dissolve, but pass through the
stomach without dissOviIg. consequently do not pro-
ducc the desired effect The Caawba Grape Pills, being
pleasant in taste and odJr does not nccessiate the be
ing sugar coated. Price ffty cents per box.
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Carriages at Bargains.

L lie Subscriber has Dumber of frat
class Light Baggles Of the bcst material and workman
sp, he II asieE9insG 70 clear out for anything
ssSss q: wv Saiss ~ Ml,y SPncEIsbtt ssk ss !Ggss
styie aud hnish thar II now offered. D.w GARY,
Ashtabua, opposite South Park, june 95th 9ati
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T0na6eS DC 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 were
never more complete. You will and at their house
FLOUR, PORK, BEANS, CORN, OATS COP FISH,
MACKEREL, WHITE FISH, SALT, SUGARS of
all grades, CRACKERS LEMONS, SODA.
PICNIC and FARINA, TEAS BLACK, ".
JAPAN. GuNrowDER, MPERI.
AL, and YOUNG uYsoN -,.,.
Their stock tmugout Is well calculated Ia meet the
demand for goods usually found in establishment OF
this kind.
They assure the people that they win not be UNDER
SOLD by any house In the Comfy, r-
II any goods sold by them fail to give satisfaction
they request the purchaser to return the goods and
ceve back their money.
This is OF the oldest established houses In Ashta
bnla aud one that has always stood high for honesty
and fair dealing
GIVE THEM A CALL s
II. c. ToMBEs, j. b. ToMBEs.
Ashtabula, O., June 10, 1860. iytOi0
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y Northern Democratic paper, which
spoke disrespectfully of 'Ex-Presilent'
Davis, of course excited the ire OF the
Mobile Register, and it screamed back !:
"It will be roofing round the graves OF
Lee and Johnson next. Go it, ghoul,
dog, hog, hyena 2
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-08
AN ORDNANCE to prohibi, tn,

taking of water from public Cisterns aud Wes.
Sat BE II ordained by the Council Of the IneOrpo-
rated Village Of AHhtAhulR that II shall he unlawful for
any person To take to be TAKEN AIRY from
amy eiaieni or we'll the property Of the Incorporated
Village OF Ashtabula, for private use,
SKcIl-1hc Well near the corner Of Protection Hall Is
excepted nom the provisions of this ordinance.
SIC lIL-.Any person Nund guilty Of violating any Of
the provisions othis ordinance, shall forfeit and pay
hne OF not more than ten dollars for each ofense,
shall be imprisoned than DAYS or both at
the discretion of the Mayor aud shall pay the costs
prosecution,
SEE w. This ordinance shall take effect on ana atcr
he 10th day aer ts trst publication, Passed June I2ih
~ NM SEYMOUR Mayor
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-08
HOWARD SANITARY AID AssocIATIun

EOR the Relief and Cure Of the ErriRg
l. and Unfortunate, on Principles Of Christian Phi
la1thropy. tf-s nf
Eoities Of re, Ia felAtoh to M IAsE and Social
Evua, with sanitafy aid for the afiicied, Sent Mee
s:,s- ' Panadolphia Pa y 7F7 lylVr
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-08

Helmbolds Extract Buchu Duretic and Blood Purify
ing and cures all diseases arising from habits of Dssi
patton, and FXcessos and Imprndencesj in Life,
Impurities Of the Blood, etc. Supetcedng Copaiba in
affections for which il is used and Sypahllitc affections
lin these diseases used In connection with Hclmbolds
Rose Wash.
LADIES.
In many affections peculiar to Ladies' the Extract Bu.
elm il uneqnaed by amy other remedyns in Chlorosis
Retention rreG Gularity pnnulncss Suppression
Customary Excavations, liberated Schirrus State
the Uterus, Leucorrhol or Whites, Sterty, and for all
complaints incident To the sex whether arising from
ndescretio or habits of Dissipation It is prescribed
extensively by The most eminent physicians and mid
wives for the entrcbed and delicate constitutions.
both sexes and all agcs Offended with any of the above
dieascs or symptoms
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-08

'My dear said Mrs. Bundle to her
daughter, 'you must have something
warm around you in the carriage
Miss B. mentioned the request of her
mother to her beau, and he immediat ely
complel with il.
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... II. T. HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES DISEA>ES ARISING FROM IMPRUDENCES
HABITS OF DISSIPATION, ETC.
In all the stages. little expense little change In
diet no Inconvenience, and no exposure, 1t causes
frequent desire and tes strength Urinac thereby
removing Distinctions, Preventing and Curing Strict
ures Of the urcthra, Aayng Pames an inflammation.
frequent In this class of diseases, and expellng all Poi
sonuus matter
persons, and who have paid heavy frs to be cnred In
short time, have found that thoy have been deceived
and that tn. Poison has, by the of powerful as
ngents," been dried up In the system break ont In
more aggrieyed form. and peThlps after marriage.
Use HelmhOld's Extract Bachu Tor all Affections and
Diseases of the Urinary Organs whether cxhistng In
Male or Female, from whatever originating and
matte ofhow long standing. Price dollar and afy
cents Y.S Settle, ..f... '. .f.'
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HENRY T. HELMBOLD'S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA

viii radically extcrmina'e from the system Scrofula
syphilis Fever Sores, Ulcers. Sore Eyes. Sore Legs
Sore Mouth. Sore Head Bronchitis Skin Diseases sail
Rheum, Cankers. Runnings from the Ears, White Swell
ings. TumOrs CancerOus Affections. Nodes, Rickcts
Glandular Swell,ngs, Night Sweats, Rash. Tctcr Iu
of all kinds. Chronic Rheumatism. Dyspepsia aud
all diseases that have been established in the system for
years.
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TRUNK So
BUILDING MOVING.

ADELBERT SWEET is prepared with
good set OF machinery Sc and tolarablo share
ofcxperence And practical sk-pereecd by considera.
hle practice ~ tho oil regions, whore the hdling about
OF buildings 10 featnfe Of hfto do any thing in the
line Those having ofders eithef in this or sdjomina
,oxnn ysy dcrchl plYh the,r prompt and eafsfal exc
'Hs'os a Sns1sstSs ~ sas nnus.. -. -. +,
Asbiabuls, March Let, 1871. jies
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HENRY T. HELMBOLD'S IMPROVED
ROSE WASH.

cannot be surpassed Face WASH and will he founs
tho only specific remedy in every species OF Cutaneou
Affection II speedily eradicates pmples Spots Scorb
tic Dyness lndnrations of the Cutaneous Membl anc,
etc, dspcls Redness and IneipeDt Innamntion Hives
RASH Moth Patches, Dryness OF sca,p skin, frost
bes and all purposes for which saives or ointmens
used restores the skin to state of purity and sot-
ness, and inspres continued healthy action to the
OF its vessels which depends the agreeable clear
mred. But however valuable a remedy for xhlsng
defects OF the skin, ii. 4. HelmbOd ROse Wash has
long sustained Its principal claim to unbCunded patron
age by possessing qualities which render II Toilet Ap
endage Of the most superative and cngenal character
combining In elegant formula thos prominent requis-
Of its preventative and Refresher OF the Com
plexion IL is AN Injection for iaeases of the Urinary
Organs arising rouI habits Of dissipation uscd In con
nection with the Extract Buchu Sarsapaa and CataN
ba Grape PILLS in such diseases as recommended,
rot be surpassed. ------
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Being prepared expressly for the above complaints its
blood puf ing properties greater than any other
preparation Of Sarsapara. 1t gives the complexion
clear and healthy color and restores the patient To
state of health and purity. For purifying the blood
moving all chronic constitutional diseases arising from
impure state OF the Hood and the only reliable and
effective known remedy for the pains and swelling
of the bones, Ueeations of the Throat and Legs Blotc
es, PiDplcs On tie face. E1ysrclGs and all Scaly
Eruptions of the Skin and beaufying the complexion
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-08

Gen. Mcclellan approves the new ds-
Par.ure. Gov. Hoffman does -nota Vim.
D. Tweed. dosa -. s'iAss.- pel =
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LEATHER AND FINDINGS.

LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
w w. SMITH, MANUFACTURER
w and Dealer In Leather and Findings Main
street. (oppositc PhGnix Foundry Ashtabula Ohio.
CASH PAID FOR HIDES PELTS AND CALFSKINS
Just received, and for sale az good an assorted
stock of
LEATHER AND FIN DINGS
as can be found In any Western Market and which vii
be sold the most reasonable tcrnle hope to make IT
object for Boot and Shoe and Harness Manufacturers
in the vicinity to favor with their patronage feeling
satisfied that can sell them everything needed In their
business us cheap can be found in Cleveland even
the Eastern Markets thereby saving freight and travelling
expenses, and loss OF time
All cordially invited TO call and examine my stock
before purchasing elsewhere Confident that can make
IT. for your interest to buy in this market shall take
pleasure in seeing my Old friends and the public and
showing them my stock. Below, give partial list of
articles:
spanish and slaughter sole upper and harness Leather:
spanish and slaughter kp French calf aud kip soak aud
henlock calf and kip; collar leather and horse hides
mems and wOmens morocco; hand and laCing leather
Innings, bindings, topping and russets.
FINDINGS.
Lasts pegs thread, webb Packards Ink iron and zint
nails round head tacks brises avis hammers pncers
and stones rasps kpves floats size sticks and straps
boot trees shoe aces punches lasting irons eycets
let sets, scwheels. sch-markors. heel shaves edge
planes, strip avis welt knives elastic heel bn stitch.
ing cord lasting tacks heel and toe plates boot backing
boot brushes, harness oils and all kinds of finishing
irons. etc. etc. W. W, SMITH.
Ashabna 1871. S39
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There are encouraging Indications that
Rome is shortly to be made the Italian
capital, despite the rumors to the contra
ry. The official journal of the Kingdom
has been removed thither, and its FIRST
number in Rome has already appeared.
The extraordinary success of the
French popular loan is good omen
There must be abundant patriotism aud
national self-reliahce, as well as abundant
material resources, among this people
who at the end Of such terrible war,
while the dead are scarcely buried, the
smoky ruins hardly cold, and the tramp.
led fields not yet restored to cultivation,
drag forth their savings, boarded in old
stockings or hidden in out of the way
corners, and offer them in such immense
sums to the government which is not yet
fairly established.
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AN ORDINANCE Appropriating
money for the uso of Protection Fire Company:
BIZ II ordained by the council of the Incorporated VII
age OF Ashtabu, that there shall be and Is hereby ap.
proprated out oi any nd In tho treasury not other
wise appropriated, the sun Of Fifty Dollars ($50) for
the use and henent of Protection Fire Company and II
Is further ordansd thu, the Clerk and Mayor dYy
der ON the Treasurer for that amount. IN .....
This ordinance shall take effect on and after the 10th
day after the rst publication. Passed juno ist A. D.
1871 Attest, Tux : HALL, Clerk.
li23 WM SEYMOUR, Mayor