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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-11-11
Lost Stars.
bt THEODORE PARKER.

Like dropping; dyihg stars otr loved
ones go away from our sight. The stars
OF our hopes, our am mbitions, our prayers,
whose light ever shines before us, lead
ing on and up, lley suddenly fade from
the armament of our hearts, and the
place is left empty, cold and dark. a
mothers soft, and earnest light, that
Geamsd through all our wants and sor.
rows fathers strong quick hight, that
kept our feet from stumbling in the dark
and trcatherous ways sisters SO
mild, SO pure, so constant, and so true,
shining upon us from gentle, loving eyes
and tershading us to grace and good
ness a brothers light, bright, and bold,
and honest, lovers light, forever sleep
ing in our souls, and Illuminating our
goings aud comings; friends light,
true and trnsty, going out forever ? No!
The light has not gone ont: 1t is Shin
ing beyond the stars, where there is no
light and no darknt SIS forever and forever.
Never call man lost man until he is
buried in hopeless grave. No man is
lost upon whom any influence may be
expected, no man is lost 10 whom the
offer of the Gospel may he brought.
We are never to be discouraged. There
is no man or woman so vile but God
may be brought. We are never TO bt
discouraged. There is no man or wo
man so vile but God may bring theu
washed and saved to Ills kingdom. ii,
who rears up one child to christian
virtue; vr RECEIVERS one fellow creature to
God, builds temple more enduring than
earth or heaven. 1t is not the painting,
gliding and carving, that makes good
ship, but if she be nmble sailor, tight
aud strohg 10 endure the seas, that is
excellence. 1t is The edge and temper
OF the blade that makes good sword
not the richness of its scabbard, and Sc
1t is not money Or possessions that make
man considerable-but his virtue!
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-11-11
ashion.
by l.. MAIZE CHILD.

Sensible women must resist, as far as
they can, the expensive despotsm of that
invisible tyrant called Fashion. What
enormous taxes it imp ses upon us i
taxes to tiihe of which we would not
submit for moment from any other ru-
Ter. What mysterious and omnipctent
power it is Suddenly there goes forth
an edict, nobody knows from whom,
that everybody MUST wear trailing gar
ments; and straightway the filthy streets
are swept with silk ard satin. Some
French manttialifiakef, whose fortune de-
pends upon stimulating the rivalry Ut
wealthy idlers, invents some new cut of
sleeve, or solne new adjustment OF
trimming, which Vanity Immediately
adopts, as public advertisement that
she is fich enuugh to thauge har dress
with every passing whim. Then the
mystic saying goes round the world
"Mel dress SO, this season." Who they
are nobody Knows, but the voice must
be ubeyed, without regard to climate or
convenience, or becomingness to lndlvid'
al faces and figures. A milliner of the
Empress Eugene places d gfalie'leaf oil
the head of her imperial mistress, and
calls it a bonnet il forms n pretty orna'
iheht tor her tresses, aud as utility Is nr
object to her who rolls along through,
life In chariot, such dolls head-geal
answers well thuush for her. But be-
cause she wears it, straightway every
farmers wife in New England feels com
PEELED to swalk through wind and dust
heat and cold, with d grape.leaf on hel
head.
Seven or eight years ago, bonnets
were hung on the back of the head and
SLIPPED down on the shoulders, instead
of being perched OH the forehead and
tipping over on the nose, as they now
are. At that time, bride in the vitn
ity of Boston, left her fathers house
soon after the marriage ceremony, anc
rode seven or eight miles in winte
evening to the dwelling of her husband
She became SO silent dhrng the latte
part of the ride that the bridegroom
was alarmed and there being no hous'
In sigh, he drove as rapidly as possible
Arrived to his own door, he lifted ;
corpse from the sleigh. Her bridal bon
net had afforded no protection from thu
SeNeTe Colu, anu lVl O'ahi 40 i'oDN"'
We laugh at Chinese women for de
forming their feet and rendering then
useless by the fashion of casing them il
baby shoes yet this enlightened
codntry, girls are stfdining the muscle
of their feet beyond repair. and losin!
the power of walking with a firm, elias
tic tread, because it is the fashion to TOP
pie about on high heeled shoes. In thi
country it is peculiarly remarkable tha
we submit SO talnelY TO such perpeiua
and vexatious interference with ouf fire
will and our daily convenience. w
scorn the idea OF having our affairs reg
uated by anv other monarch, aud woul
resist any other involuntary taxatioh, I
the death. But we empty our purses
and waste our time and faculties, an
tum5le over crinolins traps, and stiff
our lungs, and weaken our feet, an
freeze our brains, because Fashion, i
the person of some Partisan modiste pre-
claims, "they do 30 this season."
What ia ,he difference between hom
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Rustic Courtship.

Jcnhy sighed, and Robin squeezed her
Pretty little trembling hand.
lheh win out stretched aims he seized het
lialIreluctant form, and-and-
Loose inc - but he ciasped the tighter
Jenny, say, wilt thou be mine? ?"
Then her bright face grew much brighter.
And she whispered, II am thine"
Then they clasped each other fondly,
Close together as two bricks
AND they kissed each other soundly,
And-l left them in that fix.
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WHOLE NUMBER 1l4l.
Thy gndeavor,
III D. +. sANBoRNr.
n g ever ceascless slririnn


II is ever ceascless striving
That makes life noble thing
striving for the good of Others,
That doth blessings on us bring
IL we feel for those that suffer.
And can sympathize with pain. ....
stronger grows our better nature
To endure and toll again.
AS the mist from OF the ocean
~, comes to earth again in rain,
ohai Natures laws but show us
Ihat her seeming loss Is gain.
30 mat II years are spent in toiling.
Making paths for other feet,
Weary not, for soon or later,
Ihou thy rich reward shall meet
hen while earth is full of sorrow.
And we know the stroke of woe.
ne thIne earnest, calm cndeayor.
kindness. hope and love TO show,
Help to raise the struggling spirit
Bound by want and misery fast
Flll thy life with holy action,
God will crown you at tie last
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SENSIBLE WORDS ABOUT ADVERTISING,
The following is from the financial
article of the Journal of Commerce,
New York:
"People who sit netvUusly In uounting.
houses, or behind their goods, waiting
for customers TO take them by storm,
and making no effort to let the world
know the bargains they have to offer,
will find the s.asOn very unpropitious,
Many of those who have spent large
sums in hiting drummers and paying for
other well known appliances of trade,
have effected larger sales but swallowed
up too large Il share of the receipts in
such enormous attendant expenses.
The best rnmiineratiUn las been found
by those who have returned to more
Legitimate old-tashioned methods OF
pushing their business. We say it, not
simply because we are interested in this
line of expenditure, but as our best ad-
vice to all who wish to be etterprisihS,
and to secure Il larger custom, there is
nothing now so effective as advertising.
A little advertising may be like gentle
touch of the whip to poor Dobbin's
horse, mercy thrown away !" but a
liberal outlay is almost certain to bring
it iu large return, and this will last
even beyond the current season. We
do not believe that any one who has
valuable sefsiue or desirable property TO
offer, can tail OF reariiig rich harvest
by continuous liberal advertising.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-11-11

The Hearth and Home says: "The
oracles of the human soul speak in favor
of the purity and perpetuity of marriage.
Men may iorsake the oracles and live
like brutes. Men tIay forsake the ora
cles and build sociaisms of their own
fancies. 1t is all the worse for them.
But the institutions; the loves, the moral
impulses of the race, are on the side OF
marriage"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-11-11

BE A MAS.-Foolish spending is the
father of poverty. Do not be ashamed
OF work, nor of hard work. Work for
the best salary or wages you can get,
but work for half price, rather than idle.
Be your own master, and do not let So
ciety or fashion swallow up your indi.
viduality-hat, colt and boots. Do not
eat up or wear ont all that you can earn:
Compel your selfish body to spare some
thing for profits saved. BE stingy to
your appetite, INT mer6iful to others.
Help others, and ask no help from 9th.
ers See that you are proud. Let your
pride be of the right kind. Be too proud
to be lazy too proud TO give up with;
out conquerins every difficulty too
proud to wear coat that you cannot
afford to buy too proud to be in com'
pany that you cannot keep up with Ill
expenses too proud to be stingy.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-11-11

Young women have adopted the mas,
culine exercise of boat-racing bseaIsa
they think it's row-man-tic, develops the
chest aud makes them row-bust, oijS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-11-11

A true religious instinct iieycr depriy,
ed mau of one, single icy inournful
faces aud a somGre aspect are the con-
ventional affections Of the weak-minded.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-11-11

Mans riches are TO be estimated rath
er. by. the fewness of bis wants than th'
greatness OF his possessions.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-11-11

Dobbs thought instead Of giving cred.
it TO whom credit is due, the cash bad
better been paid. r.aas7., b
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-11-11

What is ,he difference between homi-
eide and pig-stickingf Oneis assault
with intent to kill, and the other kill
with intent TO salt.
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JEWELLERS.

a. w. DICK INsON, Jeweler Repairing OF ali
kinds Of Watches Qccks end Jewalry, ahops usren-
~ - = n = ~ anss - e1As ons'
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DIR. SIM MONS
fTVER REG UtATOR.
ERIE RAILWAY.

Abstraet Of Time Table adopted Sept. 11h, 1871.
NEW and Improved Drawing Room
~ and Sleeping Coaches. combining all modern i'm
provemenis are run through all trains from Buffalo
Niagara Falls, Cleveland and Cincinnati to New York.
making direct connection with all lines Of Foreign and
C0astwise Steamers and also with Sound Steamers aud
Railway lines for Boston and New England cities
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MISCELLANEOUS.

q. TRAPPLER, From Paris) No. 275 Sixth Ave
nue. bet. nth and 18th St., New York. All articles
for Ladies' Toilet and in Hair manufactured after the
latest Paris patterns. speralltes in Ladies Golf
fures. b2tW
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FURNITURE & UNDERTAKING.

j. 3. BEACH, Manufacturer and Dealer in First
. Glass Furniture. Also, General Undertaken. 1133
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5 HARDWARE, &c.

John DUCMO, Manufacturer Of aud Dealer In
Rurnitnre Of the bost descriptions, and every variety.
ALSO General Undertaken, and Manu cnrer OF COdns
70 order Main street; North OF South Public Square,
AshfabuIa. -- 491
The New York herald., 1871-03-17
CORPORATION NOTICE.
OF ANps REeuLAR

II
Ssas "s' r' tSrss
1~uIrs aAmhrn traitors dy
oro
NVN'0-"'N"F"" A CAD,0m kof fArens
The New York herald., 1871-03-17
SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION. /
RY Y,MAX sAyEKspoRrEa. AUcTIoNRER--sEIIs Al
- h O'clock ,iU wesl Twenty sixth .ciegsnt Furn
tre OF onr story esdence rich brocateL GOV
cred fnrior Suits ier Mirrors Lace Curtans Centre Tables
On rantinss fe Cr9mos ngravings elegantly carved wal
Easy CHAIRS r,ch Brrsscs Ingram Carpets Eagere1
Extension Table Dinng other Chairs Oflciotns MatE
Hair ans other Msttressen Feathers Pillows and Bedding
Bedsteads Washsands Toilet Sets Glassware, Crncker
goods - Re Immediately removed. Catalogues early
hAx DAiERsDORFER co.'s ONCE 8S4 Bowery
DANIEL 4. MATHEWS, AUCTIONEER, sALEsRoox
ATTRACTIVE SALE OF ELEGANT FLORENTINE NAE
BILE VASES,
Ta1zas, pedestas Alabsster siatuettes Groupes, &a
1T MATHEWS AUCTION ROOM, bsl BROADWAY.
Catalogues and goods ready for examination
y,DwARD sCHENcK, AUCrioNEER
IL MORTGAGE SALE OF
SUPERB CABINET FURNITURE,
BY EDWARD sCHEECK, tomorrow Saturday, March
10, at II O'Clock, at 81 Liberty street. superb stool
viz. Elegant Paror and Drawing Suits 10 Pompaonr and
otner unique Styles covered In satin and brocate Library
and Dining Suits, In fine terry. reps and leather
Chamber suits OF the modern and richest styles Of
Library a Furniture In styles Lounges Cabfnsts
Jarcniers Pedestas &C. Purchasers have their rnfs
tue stored un the lst OF May free oi charge,
boxed and shipped at a moderate charge. 4
HENRY b. HERTs, AUCrIoNEER.
Ii MORTGAGE SALE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
This Ms pAY p f.sT TrEipAY r;AI s,3 e. S,closk,r
comprising walnut Psrsor ana BEDROOM Suits Carpets,
Mirrors Dining Room Furniture Wardrobe Beds, Bedding,
Kitchen Utensis, &C., &c.
By order OF
GEORGE W. vULTEE,
Attorney for MortgaRe6
The New York herald., 1871-03-17

Oa What Street or
Avenue.
The New York herald., 1871-03-17

A LII THE MAGNIFICENT, COSTLY HOUSEHOLD
II furhltare Pianolorte, Paintings, Bronzcs Mirrors
Capes Drawng toom suits sale at lcss than auction
prices, property FAMILY eavn: city. Inquire lis West Eev
entn fuce,, between Fifth Sixth avenues Drawing
oo sun, covered plush, brocate, $685. 500; ne
oo. 1HD Iiano0rte cost 1850 for $780, okcnse Eta
ccres c,ocks rosewood walnut Chamber Furnture Mat
esses &C., 10 excellent order halt original parties
Wanng 70 purchase THIS will be much better opportunity
than attending bogus auction sales. - 80 '''
The New York herald., 1871-03-17
AsTROLOG

A FACT. PROFESSOR MARS-BESr ON EARTH-
n Tells the mind at first sight Consult him
disappointment In marriage or business. ii Third avenue
near Twelfth street.
The New York herald., 1871-03-17
aInnICAI.,

MADAME ROSA. CHEAT NATURAL CLAIKvoYANr,
lI business medical, your whole hfe. Az
Canal street, Hudson Fee, 81
The New York herald., 1871-03-17
FOURTEENTH WARD.
FiFTEENrH WARD.
SIXTEENTH WARD,

rlh and AIn,ty sts....IE. CheesmaI.
versity place < 5h av Is. y Staples. Il
.ldHay and sth av..... "a. W. Grisw0la. ....,.,..l
The New York herald., 1871-03-17

A I S33 BROADWAY, NEAR THIRTEENTH STREET
n ii. HERR pays the highest price for ades' and
genuemen's Wearing Apparel Carpets, &c. Ladies waited
on by Mrs Herr
The New York herald., 1871-03-17

I(Y ~ DOUGHTY, AUCTI0NEER
Continuation sale Furniture this day at l0,
O'Clock NJ the auction saesoom 10 Nassau street. Full.
ana con pres hne Paror Suits, Bescads Bureaus and
Mashstands In variety Tapestry AMI Ingram Carpets,
SrumD cloths Bookcases Warirobes. Centre Tables Hall
eands nIing Tables and Sdeboars. Lounges and Eaay
Shars. HAIR Mattresses, Boscrs and Pillows Paas sscs,
Sotks Mirrors, suitable for bar sore purposes;
steer riate Ensravings &C. Sale positive, without
The New York herald., 1871-03-17

NM. WITTnRs, AUCTIONEER-SELLS THIS DAY,
" att O'CLOCK al 5a1 Canal street, tle Furniture Ell
fecs of arge Boarding House or Bedseads and
Bedding; sever Chamber suits, Paror Snits e
French Plate Mirrors Piano, Lace and other Curtains 80
w nne carpets, Ocoths Bookcases Louages aud Chairs
Mardrobe China Glass, Silver, Stoves Desks,
PAINTINGS and Engraymgs Centre Dining, Extension aud
other Tables with great variety o other
trade and Others Ear Mattresses Feather Beds 200 Chairs,
Stdetoards Bullets,
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tsrsstOlt werbsn.
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DreiuubSwanJtaRts 2aptttf
Der 4rief.

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brsduns; nod mar ia erit Der brittle
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ni6t fpsiitr nm pifs gOIfspsrsnissn, fcn.
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Gin tfrsr ei6if6sin in's 3immsr srGHs,
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zbir bsrihpanb, tna&ts bas iunss @dO-
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H0CfiOtl O0lls,

GranEltn apsnus, Habs esm GtIsnbabu'DsPrt
esrtua 3sthIsr ei5snibamsr,
Das Saus 10 ntu uns in pOlIfOmmsaiffr gBttl'
sinsrri6tst unb Sil4 unb 8eLItr IifrtrH en- Sptt'
Isn une @ttranisn bae Bette, mas ju babtH ~.
Sslies etutt fSnnsn StOlf uap eOets bftm Aae'
cStr Str gpodbt srbaIten. 17ff0
qprsul 3ribltL
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gNirfb8. INNS anffhans.


eadapaHua avsHus, nahs esm Depot,
Gbas. 5rUpp, prpp'r.
Das pbist, In better 0Hit stEseriGirit oaus
II NIT aIltm perltbsr, mas BEN SSgPeT luT StaT'
flung unb Grfuibuug nribis If.
Gutss Bier, biz ftinilsn 9pttut, eiau6Tt unt
Gisarrru, parMr uno iaItr Spsiita, gufsrn, au
ttet Art iubfrtittt.
Gin fetner SaaI fir Damen une tSamilifu.
I'm ;abITsi&sH 3aiPTu9 tTfutt istnf 5rtuns
25tH8 Gbds. 5TGpp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-08-24
G0rmania Halle.

GiHtm psrttrtrn pubiiIum bic trasttne aus
jfist, baB ebisee, Habs prm Dspci sslsacus epial
nsH fiuserintst une btesuienp sfIi.bonerf peresH
4 uub unter tfr efttuns ees nutsrlrttHslfn etm
beutlbtu publifum ityt pitetr rffn ltsbt.
Die 3sit str fprmfIltn Giawet5lRg piIh ipG-
ter bttanHt eema@t.
Das ausansiGHsls ,,STHsfrioa" unN etpe
burasrsiffHee SfHtiIaIipn maiden eisfts 9rfI
~ BEN aHgtHFpmffn MuftnibdIfepn e. ee
Stast. Ct0tn> 9ebH 3tieItr,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-08-24
Nmicable

Mutual Life Insurance Comp, q,
bon Rsp.yOrf,
SIG SrOabipap. 516
Ssamtsi
9. Dwight 9snbaII, pr6lbsnt.
8. q. R. Sabben, Stfrrt6r.
.. 3. Q 6uIje, 0sn'I. Cup. bts btutidtn
Departments.
Graminirsntt gsrste fir Scranton, pa,
;. Ammann, R. ..
). j. Gperbart N. ..
gOrJiss bisfsr 6sfeII1&afL
Die m6sisfsu Tr6mieu. Gin arpsss StapttaI
unb f6re 9epifrnbafte NuIaae es1eiteu. Ger.
ner fno ale pOItctru unpsrfalI. unD unbsIfreit-
bar. 80 Gage 6rif fir prdmien 3ablunaen.
3br Sphem If ausI6liselit sessnIeitia. Sie
vsrlanst feline Notsn unb eibt . brr pr6mis ais
Grrcit. Vile grttn pom pcIiren perben ausas.
iieat. Sn 5pbesfGlen pirb riidh6neiasr Grtbit
unO pramir nidt in gIbsua eebratt Bel Beam.
trnrablsu fino bic @iitsIieStr Der gmisabls
ftimmtersttist.
81. 3tmmtrmann
general.Ggent fir pennIpIp.,
Sffiee, Gc. f06 penn @pe.
Eahttse Isenttn perbcn untsr ben IitraIIien
SsSinsunssn gu ensasirsn sspiiul&t. 1911
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-08-24
Q(tl0mtic O0rtcn.

RalsIbR Tnett tebea SpHHtas sin Sdnt6
Genefrt fiati unisr peitune zines fiiGhsfH Wlu.
isers. ScearalIsr, GrOnf Bier unp dbnlite
GrfifbunseH pCretn isrsiTt. f
8sraui@tnee @ttrdnfe pfrbtn ppiiitp Rt6t
pssstettru. gu SabtTsi9sm Stiu@s piIe stus
erIaesHr 2zln
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-11-01
Nem advertisements.
8 O'CLOCK.
octl0-t&wlw

QoD6 A MONTH Horse and Carriage furnish
" C>|C ed. Expenses paid. H. Il. Shaw, Alfred
Me. octl9- t&wiw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-11-01
N II U ls AL G 1 A

The pain increases, from time to time, until your
nerves seem to snap and crack, jerk and jump, and
play all sorts OF pranks from the top of your head
to the tips of your toes, the demon shooting forth
Ike lightning along the Unfortunate nerve, and now
trying to tie another into a thousand knots, then
times in the region of the heart, again in the face
head neck ETC.; in short, If you have neuralgia in
its worst form, with all the agony distilled to its
most excrucatng degree, use DR.. j. BRIGGS
ALLEvANTOR and in tlice your neuralgia with
all his demons, has departed, and once again you
may be hannY. Sold by DrnQgisfs