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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-18

From tho Cincinnati Herald and Presbyter.
REV. WV. u. FANS, whose sudden death was
announced 10 previous number Of our paper,
was born In Ohio county, Va, July II, 1874. lie
graduated at Washington College, Pa, in 1858,
and Immediately entered the Western TheolOgi.
cal Seminary, taking tho full course. After II.
consurG he engaged for some time In the service
OF the Christian Commission, and Aiterw ard he
served successfully The three churches Of Gard.
ington, o., Mansfield, Ill.,, and Neoga, ILL., his
ministerial work was shor!, being little over
eleven years; end yet Il was finished work.
The second Sabbath preceding his sickness he
preached on the resurrection Of the body, on
which subject he was moro than usually inter.
csted and his last Sabbath was especially noted
by his congregation as ono In which he seemed
TO possess far more than his ordinary spirit and
power. While yet able TO freely converse at the
family altar he requested 10 bc read the 9Th chap
Dc Cor, and Sd chapter, list John, upon which he
commented and dwelt with great deal Of pleas.
ure, speaking Of the realization Of that assured
hope Of immortal glory which was expressed by
tho apostle, and contemplating tho privileges
now, and the great glory TO be revealed here.
after. He exclaimed, in the language Of the be.
loved Disciple: "Bchold, what manner OF love
the Father hath bestowed upon us, that we shall
he called the sons Of Cod" Perhaps the most
affecting and effective sermon he ever preached
was his TAFT, II being on the last Sabbath Of his
third years ministry TO that people, and the last
Sabbath Of his earthly career. Bis people gath.
cred at the house Of worship, where prayer was
offered and praise sang, at the usual hour, Aiter
which they assembled OF the house Of their be-
loved pastor, to see again the light Of that conn
tenance which had 20 often chased away their
sorrows, and 10 hear again that voice, 40 on
heard bciore-so sweet In counsel. The rcmem
brancc Of that last hour will never pass from tho
minds Of those who saw him preaching Jesua,
with tho upturned eye, the pointed finger, and
the clapping hands, when deprived Of the use Of
the organs Of speech. II surely was q sight 10
remind one Of that gronp Of martyrs, who, being
deprived Of their tongues, yet Joyful passed
through the flames, elapplng their hands and
pointing hcavcnward, az token TO their friends
that the same grace which supported them In
life was sufficient for them In the trial Of death
In the death Of Bro. FarIs the Church has lost
faithful, earnest worker; the PresbJtery, wise
counselor, esteemed because Of his intense In.
torost In planning for the eVangeliEatlon Of tho
whole field his wife and two children, loving
husband and father, and the community, an on.
terprising and respected citizen. We would
rcvorcntly bow to the Supreme viii, knowing
that lie dooth all things we'll, and would no re.
minded that our time too IL short, and would
pray that "our last end might he like hls,N
peaceful and Joyous, with a lXed hope OF falling
but to arlso TO Immortal glory. P.
dceist
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ANiERICAN ANp FOREIGN WATCHES.

In MERCHANTS NAT. BANK or W. Va,
WHEELING, Dec, I, 1871.
The ANIMAL meeting OF tho stockholders Of this
Bank, for tho election Of Directors, will no held
ut their Banking House on Tuesday, the OH day
of January, 1872, between the hours OF 10 A. N
and Z r. NJ.
lcCB j. j. JONES Cashier
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TAgs PRINTED TO ORDER AT
L this once,
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| TTENTToN IRON MEN.

Tho Salem Coal and Iron Company having
leased twelve hundred U9OG acres OF coal land
and completed Shaft, and having made tests Of
the coal entirely satisfactory to thcmsclveS-
find 1t equal In quality 10 any mined in Eastern
OhiO-they now wish the cooperation Of prOctl.
cal iron men and capitalists in erecting Blast
Furnace on this property. Address,
SALEM COAL q IRON CO.,
dncT aaIoBt DhIn
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PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED
J. by the Chairman on Police, until December
10th, 1871, at three clock r. n for the following
work, namely: For placing sheet iron on the
No, 8, wire gudgC. Aiso, for thirty feet OF
earthen pipe, more or lcas. Also for three new
partitions In the city prison.
For further particulars inquire Of Chairman Of
Committee on Police, or Alex, Wallace, keeper
Of lookup, for plans and specifications.
deci6 NICHOLAS RBI5TRR, Chairman.
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DR DUPONCOS GOLDEN PERI.
~ oDICAL PILLS, FOR FEMALES. They
never fail, and may bc depended upon In every
case where tho monthly llOW has been ObstTuCted
by cold or disease DUPORCO's GOLDEN Pulls
always give immediate relief being especially
pOncos Golden Pills relieved mo In ono day"
tbs GENUINE arc put up In LARGB (wnITE)
BOXES containing double Quantity Of Pills, and
upon each box you will aHd my "PTlVate ReVe-
nlG stamp Upon tho stamp SEQ tho words
DUPoNCo's GOLDEN PILLS, without that None are
Genuine.
=. Pull and explicit directions accompany each
box. Price 800 per box.
Sold. in Wheeling by EDMUND BOOKING,
Druggist
LADIES by sending him 800 through tho
Wheeling Post ONCE, can have the Pills sent by
mail To any part OF tho country, Free Of Postage.
s. d. HOWE,
Ocl3 Sole Proprietor Now York.
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WTASHINGToN HALL
Apply Concert !
Thursday Evening, Dec. 91st.

T IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING
~ unclaimed in the Post Oalcc at Wheeling
on Monday, December IL, 1871.
To obtain any Of the following, the applicant
viii please call for advertised letters, giving the
IADIEs'iLTsT.
Bangs K A, Baker Lana, Barr Mrs James, Boyd
Anna N, burgess Bertha N, IIowlin Marian,
CLARK Emma, Carel Anna Z, COwl NJ A, Cum.
nlngs Mrs Geo A. Graft Caroline, Doyle Lizzie
j, Frehi Sarah Enen, Francis Mary, Gllroy I'm.
ma, lille Annie, Hoy Ellen, IIavCfly II, Jones
J X, Jones Lucy (col'd) ., Kugler Emma, Martin
j, Moran sallie. Meyer Anna, Mckinney Jau.
"a. McClara Ada, McGruw Anna, Reed Blla, Rahr
Rebecca, hickard Loulaa, Ryan John, Sheppard
Jenle, Smith Sarah j, Snyder LouIsa, Todd Dell
NJ, Teirs Mary, Warden Jennie 3. Ward Zehly o,
Williams Emma, Winning C, WAddlO Francis,
Young Lenora.
GENTLEMEN's LIST.
Anderson James, Bradley Alex o, Bishop N
Jr, Blshopp Charles, Baker Jacob A, Burgott
Stephen. BOggIs Vincent 8, Badger " l. Brown
nlnSIan Frank, Connolly J Il Dr.. Cline J z,
Campbell X Davidson, Davis j W, Erwin d r,
Eindley Able, Foster. Herbert ., Frazier James,
Feinler Louis, Fox Ned 9, Glunt Albert 2, ellis
% S'ssRh, g dIns,S J%anss hSghes Samuel Hall
James Moab, Jones VIM, Koonce D, Keller
Edward T, Kenney P J, Lashicy Amos 9, Lem
mons George. Lane Henry A, Laaerty L, LoCkard
T. @, Ling q r, Lowell b D, Mooney Thomas,
Moore John Il huncaster James, Miller F. " Il,
MelehOief II W, MeClay James, McKeen ThOs.
p Mcgec, Alexander, MoGOwan Patrick, Nc
Mahon Rolly, Ogden Z II, Owens Henry, O'IIsIc
Hugh. O'Callaghan W ] Qulgg W J, Potter Il
=, POtteraed J II, Powell Jas, Price John ], Pat.
tcrSUn James, Porter William. Reynolds Frank
z, Reese John 3 Z, sttatton J D, SadlCr James,
Saunders John SAndpfR Henry HnIih a
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GIVEN Cp AS LOST.

The second thing IS tho Patients rlu- sta- IN warm
prevent takin c6id wien the 46acs aic d --s-i but
Y must be prevented 9: cure can at be Elected
ihe country, 10 the fan ana wiatc- sc.sor are ali
their patients il their lung, IRE badly and
yet bec,use they are in NJ: house they tr-t nmt ~
and fast the strength wilt b"ar yet uru u,d
sptssts"oe datermined IT, t. cot VII pii H' 5 a r Ei
deal 10 do with the appe;t, and Is tie great pc.-: TO
~ despair Of crrc after frch evidence q. its ross-
sy etheys IN is 'se sia Trsi BE- G'. & e T % m ~
% the Faculty Of his own cue was IL ;--e I-.Gcsi
Many year, ago was in the last ftrgcs e: con-
physician: th"Hqt that con t io ~ sgCc X: t
IKE IKE drHwn'nt Iiin s,,,eng q tt.ays Lear. -
the public, and they made . rcrrco; cue "f me- It
whae syStem THey soon rs1cd ta fhe l,tir IN
iqnga, ard would snit u2 more t,a.i pint Of oi1.-
As soon as that began tm suUsifc. lv c'tgh, fover
appetite became great that il W v ii, haty that
could keep from eating t,umuch. son gaincdny
was weishea shorty after T7y recovrr-. >, ada
my weight was only ninety-scvcn ySIads; nv prcs.
ent weight istwG hundred and uty.ive 90 uuds.
DIR. schenck has discSrtngea : TroIcs-ionai yislt7
scbenSf Jr s,iu nrtSGlc &c ,, IT; ~
once. No. Is North sixth strari, J!a3eilh every
tsoronsh ex1pnatien nina With The will b:
condition OF the lungs and lu.cns can readily learn
whether they are cuIahlc orn't.
TO the in eiligense ofq chile Fl
tions and kind Nature will do tho re- / ccC piv ihG.
in some cases the Mandrake Piis to N0 tckCn in
increased dosesi the three ncdicros rCcd no Other
accomplishments thnn the Tn1rlc irrt7,ct ns that
eoTesns them First crcnte rrretilc. OF rcrTirnns
It il II come, let the dc<irirrst Cnce lie
of good cheer. Good blood ut orce follows tho cough
lonsens the night sweat Is uhitCd- In SHIRT lile
Ooth of these nlorhlh symptoms arc Pn'c forever
br. Schenck y medicines are cOustnuty crt in tors
Of thou'a sands nf families As u llxutve crPurrutiyc,
the Mandrake pills are stardard. preparation while
the Pulmonic syrup, as cure uf coughs and r1klS,
may he regarded ns prop y!actCrie against cOnsGnp
4inn in uf its forms
NPrIee of she Pumnntc Syrnp and ScH--Trcd Tic,
II Sd bottle. $50 half tnyou. NinCrike li!is,
Is cents box For sale by all druggists and dealers
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-01

The last Sentinel contains lengthy and
scathing review of the rbald inideity of PAR
KER PILLsBURY, set forth in what we believe
was called sermon, delivered at Jefferson
und also at this place, under the head oi Pop
uar ReliglOn--What shall we have inst ad 2"
The audience al jefferson was large, and lis
tened TO the coarse ridicule of religion, and
peryersion of scripture, with an attention,
thai in silence, and unquesiiOnrd, might be
taken lor approval, aud us the speaker fail d,
Signaly, TO show clearly what was TO be sup
piled ''instead, Mr. HowELLs made the point
at the conclusion of the discourse, and inform
ed the speaker tnat unless his pledge was re-
deemed. TO review his effort. AS Pillsbury
tailed 10 come down with The showing. The
challenger was as good as his word, and on
The subsequent Sunday evening was met at
the same place by large audience. who lis
tened with apparent pleasure aud attention,
10 the review. which the reviewer was after.
wards requested TO publish. it was, therefore,
set up apd appeared in The last Ssnsinel, as
stated. As We published the sermon. we
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-01
President of the Association.

We notice that our young friend, CARL
CALKINs, who has just graduated rom the ma
al school, is spending sometime with Ashtabu-
la friends. In the graduating class number
ing some 100. his standing was No. IL, which
is decidedly creditable. The class were re-
leased for home furlough, TO await orders
assigning them to the various squadrons. Our
young sailor friend expects to be sent to the
Asiatic squadron, where he will have an op
portunlty of cruising about Japan, China, &c.
A successful passage of the naval course,
speaks well for mental and physical powers
and endurance, and the fact that our young
friend is in the enjoyment of unimpaircd
health, is one over which himself and iriends
may be proud
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-01

The case OF ELIJAH PIERCE against the l..
8. & NJ 5. Company, for boGily injuries sus-
tanned in falling from a car, which has occu-
pied portion of the present week, went to
the jury on Wednesday evening last, who re-
turned verdict of $4,000 Tor plaintiff. The
case was ably managed by s. A. NoRTHwAY,
for plaintiff, and SHERMAN, HALL g. SHERMAN
and MASON of Cleveland, for the company
The arguments for the defense were made by
the junior-JoHN SHERMAN, who opened
with his maiden speech before the Common
Pleas, in something over an hours duration
which Is spoken OF us very creditablc effort
and full of future promise, and Mr. MASON
The argument of the latter, we are told, was "A
finished and telling effort, logical and com
prehensive. We understand that an appeal
will be taken, and the case carried up.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-01
New York Cattle Maaket.
RcaL Estate For Sale.

n FINE FARM, situated on Plym-
outh Ridge 2X miles from Ashtabula Village. contain
ing Soy acres Of excellent land Well Hatered an ana Gn
bearing Trees i acre small Fruits a supply OF Wood
good Buildngs and all very cheap.
A Lot of 2sS acres one hfth of which Is woodland
about one. hall mile from Ashtabula Village, near The
Gull
Fine Residence aud Lot of = acre Chestnut S
Barn, Fruit good Water and everything convenient.
Also. very desirable property on North Ridge Road
near the Qua fair %ronui d & o Ed iS
fruit
Also House and Lot Park ST., directly in The
centre of the Village.
Beautiful Country Scat and 10 of excellent gar
der land with 3Ssad Sn and E4G1s % Wss Snd %s&S oS vIs
bula Village ON the North Ridge Road.
splendid Garden of nearly three acres under high
cultivation and fn of the choicest fruits. together with
House Barn and other aP6erEeness, to be sod very
he Round Head Road.
Pleasant Residence and Lot on corner OF Vine and
Prospect Streets Fine Garden and abundance of Fruit
An excellent Stock Farm on the old Turnpike, 81
for grazing and tllage; excellent Wood lot Buildings
ample and good s.-.
A yalsable fern on North Ridge Road, IN miles East
Of Ashtabula Village 100 acres good buildings and con
yenlenily arranged also house and acre OF land IN
East Village.
Many other Arms in dier,nt localities, and sizes to
suit purchasers.
A cheap and very desirable properly fronting
Wet Park in Ashiabula vilage also, House End Lot
sTs sss e. Ss Ss0ys Ess
ylns; Western Lands and city Lots IN Duluth.
q. e BRUCE
| Real Estate and Ins. Agt.
] AsAtsbuIa, o., Feb, 18th, ,1szi. i@
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FoLLIEs OF POOR OLD MEN.-The
country AT present is considerably afflicted
with the frequent Grating of two silly
old fooIs-M-P President johnson and
J IF Davis. The former, President of
the United States by the grace of Wilkes
Boo,h, aud the latter President of the
So.calied Confederate States; ones hon
ar, the result OF an accident, and the
OF her the offspring Of crime and villany,
yet both boas ing over their ill-gotten
and forever d,parled hon"rs, and claim
ing from the public the same considcra-
tion as that which is due those who
have gained the Presidential Office 10y
honest means and real worth. These
two old whining fools both made speeches
within the past week the former at
Knoxville, and he latter at Augusta.
The former boasts that he was once a
good tailor the latter, that his father
fought in the Revolutionary War. In
teresting topics these for the American
public. They may not hope to have the
people forget their acts Of perjury and
villany by contining their remarks 10
snch nnimportant matters. 1t would be
the part OF wisdom for b th to seek that
obseurity which will cause their fellow
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-01

THE climate of Kansas upon pulmonary
diseases, is strongly set forth in letter hand.
ed us by Dr. KING, detailing the effects as they
were experienced by the Rev. j. BoYNToN,
who describes his case running from January,
1863 up to the present time. His case was
one of Bronchial Consumption, with all its
various symptoms of hemorrhage, coughing,
expectoration, and even loss of voice. and
while resident of Michigan, it was thought
that his life could not he continued but short
time. In his own language, the letter states !:
"On the 10Th of April 1870, arrived in
Kansas. What change from the atmosphere
of Michigan No tongue can tell it, no pen
can write it, il must b. experienced in order
to realize it, My cough soon left me; my
health in every way gradually improved
During the past winter had no cough /; | was
able not only 10 preach regularly, but did
much preaching outside of my regular work,
besides lecurng in various places in the
State. My present condition you understand.
In April, 1870, | weighed ia lbs. In April,
1871, my weight was 1917 lbs.
The letter is dated Salina, June Q, 1871.
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The Spring RACES came off at CLEVELAND,
last week, drawing large crowds, and showing
fast time and feet nags. Among them was
FRANK PEREw's Royal Georgs horse, who
took n premium on the last day, we believe,
in 2:37. NJ. W. DALE's sorrel running colt,
Gold Drop, made ood time, and hlld his
own very well with the regular track horses.
His time we learn, without previous training,
was l:40
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-01

A COMPLAINT comes up from our horse
men against the management of the Driving
Park Association. Having contributed libcr-
ally directly and indirectly for the buildings,
fencing and grading of track, it was very nat
urally supposed that some return would be
enjoyed in tue possession of Il suitable place
for driving and exercising our village step
pers, as well as TO remain an established at.
traction to horse trainers from abroad. In all
this, however, they have been mistaken. The
grounds are securely locked against entrance,
except for purposes OF pasturage. A couple
of old. broken-down plugs, have at stipula
ted price, we suppose, the freedom of the in.
stitutlOn, and friends and contributors of the
institution are sedulously excluded. This may
be one way to secure favor and gather friends
for the institution, but IL seems TO US very
narrow and short sighted one.
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DIED..
Annonncment. dec : 90 y nmendatorv Notiees. Aalt

In Jefferson June Gath, IDA FORTUNE, compositor
in the Sentinel ONCE.
In Orwell Jane 20th LIBDIE, aged 81 years daughter
of G. A. B. PRATT.
In Ashtabua, Wednesday last, SALLY, relict Of
the late William Jones, aged ST years.
In Saybrook, on Wednesday last, CHARLIE, aged IL
years, sUn Cf William Hall.
In Cory. Pa, June 25,h, Mrs ELIzAnETu wife of j.
"A. MCkENzIE aged Al years, 10 month and IA days.
The dccease well known here the sister Of our
fellow citizen A. d. STRONG, and was known and ap.
preciated both here and at her residence o most
estimaUIe person. The remains brought here for
interment. and were followed TO the grave BY
sorrowing friends and acquaintanees.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-01

The COLORADO PoTATo BUG, as we are in
formed by our friend, j. d. HULBuRT, is
verify among us, as he has occasion to know
from the fierce and determinrd war he has
opened upon them. Helibore, so fatal to the
currant worm, he assures US is no disturban ce
or encouragement to their activity and raw
ages,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-01

RAILROAD MEETING "A month or two
since, at meeting OF the citizens of Warren,
held to consider the matters of the proposed
new lines of railroad TO the Lake II commit
tee, consisting of f. Kinsman, Ii. b. Perkins,
J. NJ. Stull, Harmon Austin, Junius Dana aud
Warren Packard, was appointed To give the
subject an investigation, and report at II subsc-
qucnt meeting. Pursuant th,Ieto, II meeting
of citizens was called by the committee, To
meet at the court house, on Saturday evening,
the 17ih, and organized by calling Judge Ghd-
den 10 the chair The committee made a re-
port through John NJ. Stull, ESQ.,, in favor OF
Warren assisting in the proposed enterprises.
Remarks in favor of the projects were made
by Messrs. Kinsman Charles Smith, Dana and
others all expressing an interest favorable TO
the roads
On motion of j. NJ. Stull, the following res
olutions were adopted;
Raoirsd That il is the sense of This meet
ing that the citizens of Warren should endeav-
or 10 aid in the construction Of the AshtnDula,
Y. u Z. railroad, by subscriptions 10 the capi-
tai stock of the company 10 the amount Of lii
~ thousand dOllars.A
Res0tred, That we are also In favor of rails
ing Il subscription in Warren to the Panes-
vile, Youngstown & Pittsburgh railroad to
the amount of fifty thousand dollars.
To carry forward the effort contemplated by
these resolutions, committee was appointed
to solicit subscriptions We hope our citizens
will ryport.promplly and liberaly TO the call
OF the committee on subscriptions. The roads
will in all probability be built, and TO secure
the permanent prosperity of our town, they
should by all means he brought to this poinI
These lines secured. the future rapid growth
OF Warren will be absolutely certain.
". n. Chronicle.
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ATTENTION, 29TH THE reunion of the
old Regiment takes place at Akron, on the 4lh
members are cordially invited to attend. Ar
.rangements are made to take the Conneaut
Accommodation, which leaves Ashtabula al
$40 A. NJ, and arrives at Akron u, IL A. M.
All those who wish TO return The same day,
can do so. The Colors of the Regiment will
be received on the train at Painesville
WV IT EIrCu
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-01

This is too hot weather 10 require the dear
wife, sister or any other woman to brown the
coffee for our morning BEVERAGE and it is
now unnecessary, for SWIFT has pound pack
ages of coffee roasted by a process that re.
tains the fragrant taste desired much better
than the ordinary method Also, Ground
Coffee OF different grades for those not having
convenience for grinding
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-01


Rock Island Stock got the better Of sundry
sharp operators in Wall Street. last week.
and the poor fellows who had laid tremen
dOus trap for others were taken In II them.
selves. The sensation produced was equal TO
almost any Of the experiences Of that une.
qunlled locality. In about two hours, that
stock tumbled IRON 1870 and fraction, TO 10.
The LUxuRrEs OF MODERN TRAVEL, have
recently been forcibly presented to our mind,
by a trip TO and from New York, over the
broad gauge of the Erie Railway. BY taking
a Drawing Room & Sleeping Coach, a great
or degree of comfort and freedom from those
annOyanteJ Of car changes and delays, which
we had hitherto considered inscperable from a
Journey of such extent, was found. Seated in
one of these spacious and uxuriously finished
coaches peculiar to this railway, and which
runs without change from Cincinnati, Cleve-
land, Dunkirk, Buffalo and Rochester, TO New
York, many Of the comforts and convcniences
Of home, are realized; roomy seats, neat
washing and dressing rooms, parors well yen-
tilated and cool; aud when night came, atien
tive attendants arranged clean and oomforta-
bic beds, upon which sound and refreshing
sleep was enjoyed while speeding along al the
rate of thirty miles per hour Added to this,
is view of the grandest Of American scenery
ID continued panorama Of rugged and ro-
mantle beauty. Tho Traveller finds along the
line at the company hotels, sumptuous fare,
where he may alight for refreshmcnt, eating
breakfast in OHIO, dinner in Pennsylvania and
supper in New York, with the same regular-
ty too, as at his own table. Prompt arrivals
are made at all connecting points, and passen-
gers arriving by through trains 10 New York
find iranIer coaches awaiting to convey them
10 any desired point In the city.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-01

MEssRs. CULVER s. SMoEcRAFT are adding
to their Mineral Spring stock, and have just
secured six acres more of territory, taking
them out to the Austinburg road The pur-
chase formed the homestead of MIR Brown.
for which 81 900 was paid