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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-25
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PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.
OTncE Gu On. Ma, DEP'r PLATIE,(
OMAHA, Nan, Sept 2, lbf2. J
Sealed Bid, In duplicate, With EuArantss GGned by
two spanslbla pArss not bidders, will 30 Teoslved
a. this ohoa Until eleven O'Clock a. IN, THURSDAY,
October 3, ls79, for the delivery at Omaha Depot,
NobTAska, from time 70 tins As required, Of
dOfOJ bushels Of oats,
7U,01O bushels Of corn,
any part thereof
Bids TO DO indof sod the envelope "Bids for For
age"
The Ilsht 70 reject aPy or al bids 4 reserved.
BlAuk bids furnished and general conditions made
AI,EN. j. PERRY,
BSq Oh, Or Mr., DEBT, Platte
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-25
N"hEI2hS A TMSsBa COMPANY,

WIN, A, POOH 4 no, GENERAL Agents,
Insurance and Real EAtAts BIokgTs
.aS oe%@ls'i0p ASlqhapiS No. \ FEDERAL bI'Sk'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-25

includes ali that part Of the city Of Washington lying
within the following boundii O9mmenoinE at d
street north and Ing up North Capitol ttTeet to
Massaohusotia GVenusi thence along n Massachusetts,
avenue First street yoat thsnoe up First street
Weal 70 street north thence along street 70 New
JSFsSy GVsnuSi thence up New jersey avenue TO l.
street north thsnoS along street north TO Seventh
atFoot WoSli thence down AeVenth street west 10 q
street north; thonOo along street north 10 Sixth
street west 10 ID street north, and along ID ttFsst
north 10 NoFth Capitol street.
VAST PnIomCT.
The FoEistsrod yoterB Of the Fiftesuth District
whose names begin With the lattore A, b. 9, ID will
vote At the southwest corner Of Fourth and streets
northwest. -
SECOND PnECHCT,
Tho rfEiGtsrud voters Of the tliteenth District
whose namsa bsE In Win the lotteu V, y a. II, j
vii vote a. the southwest oornoT Of Fourth and II
THIRD PnRoMCT.
Tho FaRlatsr6d voters Of the Fifteenth DiAlTlet
whose nainsa boEin With tho letter. L. N, n, o, p,
q, II viii Vota AINo S33 Fourth street northwest.
HoUnIM HhnCIhCT,
The Esgl.ISTsd yeiSIS q ihS FliIS'Blhr plJtrISt
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-25
METROPOLITAN VARIETY TnEATRK

HARI0WiH aALLHHy or FINN >.'r
Rsnevsd rroB No. I9adto Ne. ~. cap
sylyRniA avenue.
"a frss exhibition and for sale IAffs soIlsct,un o
OtlPainungs, EnpAvings, Ohromoa, BTonieS,t s''trE
And PhotoGrAph Frames.
a. NHAHI.BW
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-16

LrsT on PATENrs issued from the United
States Patent ONCE, ~ Ohio inventors, for the
wock ending Feb 27lh ~ and each bcnring
thai date, furnished this paper by Cox &
Cox, Solicitors Of Patents, Washington, d. G.:
Stove Pipe Elbow, y. 1lanly Bridgeport
Water Elevator, J. Dykin, Cleveland
Box Opener, j. &. Castor, Cincinnati
Fly Flaw, G. A. Goodrich and =. Miller
Hope
3auge for Sewing Machines, G. G Roberts
Pcrysburg
Windass, W Rogcrs, Cleveland
Horse Hay Rake, l.. B Bdl. DAYTON.
Spring Scat lOr llarycslcs, Z. Bret. Geneva.
Roll for Utilizing tbc Fag ENDS of-liailroad
Riils, II. ChrisiLoln, Cleveland
Holder for Harvester C,ptcra while beng
sharpened, W. II. Daniels, Bryan.
Circular Saw Mill T.. T.. Lane, Cincinnati
Sell Scaling Pals, G. A Marshall, Cleveland
Fruit Can, W. and G.. Polyblank, Cleveland
A number Of young married people left la
week 10 settle in Nc0sho Co.. Kansas
NidtyJH Prem
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-16

Mr. Il. w. CASE, of Vermont, connected
with The Hoffman family of Plymouth, II
Chair Manufacturer, while on g prospecting
tour, was IN town few days ago, and gave
Ashtabula favorable thought us place OF
location Ovcrtures, however, had been made
to n place in Michigan, which if fallen ip with,
might take him thther. If not, the same
terms would be offered 10 Ashtabula-viz: TO
take $4,000 in stock against his $4,000, and
furnish him gratuitously, u business location
To this, some Of our clizcns express them
seyes favorable.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-16
KINGsvILLE, March 9TH, ~.


EdttOr 2etegrayh- Thinking that perhaps you
can find room for an lien from Kingsville,
send you word on The recent events which
haye happened here. The event of the past
week has of course been the close OF The
Academy. On Thursday and Friday the eX.
aminalions took place, and ON Friday evening
the exhibition. At the close of each half day S
examinations. the Gynlpastic GLASSES were
called on, and gave us Il fine entertainment
The examinations were creditabe alike to
teachers and pupils, and Judging 10y the large
attendance, were interesting 10 the public.
On the whole, think ] never saw classes pass
their eSapliDaliOns with fewer mistakes and
show more accurate know ledge of what
they were talking about. The gympastic ex-
ercises were interesting, us they always are.
The exhibition ON Friday evening was one oi
the best we have seen OF late. All did we'll
There was y very large attendance, and the
net receipts reached the handsome sum of $50
The next term OF the school opens Tuesday,
March 10Th, and we hear there is prospect Of
larger attendance. Other items of general
interest, are scarce; We hear of some changes
in business and property talked Of but not
any eonsumnlated as yet. We are pleased 10
see again among our esteemed fellow towns.
men. NJ. W. WRIGHT, who has just recovered
from very severe illness.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-16
Dunaio Live stock Market.

BUFFALO, March i3ih.-Caitle receipts .G3I making
the supply nce Friday 81 cars against 70! during
the same time last week, The market Is active with
n at S.0A1fNu the latter extra prime y prem iHm
Illinois steers Of Is 10 AT <GG1: 3 ohio steers Lbs
III at 1920 2I Cgn3dg -tuckers of 80 to }G % at
HcGij: 81 Indiara ttccrs Of l.i1G Ia I253 % 500
% head Michigan oxen ana stcers of :2O To 1855 !s 1T
&jSHd $50. Sheep. receipts 12OJ: supply since Friday
$40 against l.4IJ last week market firm at adj
vance Of &c Ovcast week sales of 40 ohio Of - n at
S7i2 Is indiana sheep of s1tb s. Hog receipts
since Friday II go against 72.1OO last week prices
dIm at gu aLyaEce - about ]ic last week there
j. hut little snck market; buyers apart: sales Ui
40 LNrIA.simu LIZ lh Ii
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-16

Mrs Ute BroDker has been leetpring in
Cooper Institute, in opposition to her sister,
Victoria Woodruff. The lecturer assert, d
that Mrs. Woodruff was the Cat used by c,r-
tain wnscrupulous men-monkrys in drawing
their free-lOve nuts from the fire. She never
wrote her own lectures, and was incapable of
comprehending The doctrines they conlaintd
The selEstylcd Messiah of TIE Golden Age," Il G
'eliief mogul of the ignobe band OF free
lovers" had incicd her actious, and had
brought her family into deep disgrace.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-16
DIED.
Announcements free Co nmandatorv Notices, half
DIED.

At the lIarhor. the 18th inst, MARY II. wifs Of
Capt. Frank Du -:bec aged 3 years.
The of Mrs. y. Is lie third in the family of
mali.nan cOngcsiyc fever. the father Capt. d. il
now down with II, and lie uncertain.
lii Austinburg ON the LIST inst, LEWIS AUSTIN.
IN Iarpcrsfed. on the 9th int, Mrs HUNHuREY
in the S3r year of her age.
In South Ridge, the 29th ult, Ms. FANNY BEMUs
aged Il years.
In Conncapt on the 2Hh ult., Mrs. PoLLET THoMP-
son, aged ~ years.
In Conueaut, tEc !2th inst Mr.. b. C. FOSTER, of
nnlnim2tiou o! The lungs.
At the house Of h's snn.in Jaw, j. W. FAPLEY Gem
trcvc, Iowa On Tuc-dny Feb 2Th, Mr. LUcIUs
BADGER aged 3? years, Of lung dis Deceased had
hccn member of the Congregational church about
sixty years. His death that OF Christian triumph
The deceased, suppose, brother of the first
nj sionary and preacher in this place. and the house
now occupied by the iII.L family. is occasionally point
ed cut by older citizens the place occupied by thai
emincnliy good and solfsacrilcng man. lie to
have been generally considered.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-16
Real .Estate For Sate.

] n m n = m
n rAhh OF luO acres OF eXceIicht
IA Land. situated on Plynouth Ridge, 3k mileA
from AshsRna Village NSt walered, excellent fruit
pr9p'ry " Fop sac cheap '"o WHY u'S''"''O
F.' -. -, - -.
mile ON Ashtabdia Village with excellent buildings
and hnc location
hso ~ 4t,RF .pNr nm Tho pt.,I ,o.d t,ro .ra
oreibsIf Mills soutb Good bnildn%s Spif md obe,
W. & " -
llih bhhM Ply on Bahk street ana several buel-
ness lots on nalh street
Al-Oa fine Farm Of - acres miles East from Ashta.
bula Village North Ridge Road OAcrcs %odd land,
barns all IN good repair Very cheap.
Also n wood lot of ~ acres near the r. r. In plvm.
guih. 10 acres cut over; balance heavily wooded
Terms easy
small Of % acres. All ablc land, with good
buaiugg and abundance fruit OF all kinds situated
on south Ridge ~ miles west from AshiabuI
Village.
Machine shop on Eain street Ashtsbula engine
A rnoorifcert estate ON the Nortb pidce ,bort
,iias West rr,n, Asltob,ia Vut,ga ~ arr.s m iia
the best land large and conytfiicnt House nearly
new a fine barn and huilditgr nsoncw All kinds
Of frut shrubbcry and everything desirable for cOun-
try residence Th- estate offered al a great sacildco
account the failin health and the broken u condi.
tiOn Of the owners family
A Lot Of 23yf acres one Gnb Of which Is woodland
about onc.half mile from Ashiabula Village, near the
Two Fine Residences aud To,s ~ y srro cscb IN
Chestnut 81 and also tro on tamn 81 Parns Fiuit
god Water and everything convenient to each.
near the old Fair Ground Consisting OF house nearly
new Barn acre Of excellent land SeiI stocked win
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-16

Mrs. MARGARET LANCASTER REED, mother
of the Editor of the Telegraph, died in this
place on Saturday moraiag lastaged So years
Fer the last four months she has been quite a
sufferer from a fall, mentioned at the time
which fractured the head of the thigh bone
an accident more or less katie to overtake
persons Of her advanced age.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-16
TO CoIonists Going yyest.-yuy yol

To COIonIsts Going Vyest.-iuy your tickei-
over HE " Old Reliable Mi.-ot 10 PACFC k.iLRosp
the popular route from 81. Louis Sednia. IT, Scott
Lawrence. kI,-eF City. Aichinsou 81. Joseph Omaha
Dcnyef and all points in Missouri. klnsas. Ncbrasks
and Colorado, 10 which people i"Oyng. This Lin,
has an uncvce,lcd equipment ia 1ng dHY cJache-. Pg
mans palace sleeper. Millers SAFETY Platform and the
patent STEAM BHEAK and its reputation for prompt time
and connections. Is prUvCrbiIl For valuable In
formation and asSiiuuccand 10 make NGE-
gEs at lowest rates offered by any line call uppn
address /. g. WHEELER. AGENT MiSsOnn Pacific Rail
road. ~ Lloyd Street, Buffalo. y. Y: Z. A. FORD
Gcuerai Passenger Agent, ST. Louis Mo. No trouble 10
answer qu-tiUus. 5jv
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-16

SrRINe GoOys are Coming in, and our mer-
chants begin TO ibestir theAlselucs " secure a
fair division of the opening trade. Messrs Ty-
1ER Il CARLISLE do not expect to be out done
i'm enterprise or in the varied tastefulness aud
attractiveness of styles. These considerations,
it is thought, are sufficient to secure an eS@Eni-
nation and comparison with others.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-16

NEW RAILROAD BRIDGE.-The Cleveland,
Columbus Cincinnati and Indianapolis Rail-
way Company will soon build bridge across
the river near Walworth Ran. Cleveland, 10
give access to the large territory purchased by
them on the flats
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-16

ANN KING, of this county, having been adj
Judged insane by the Judge of Probate, has
been sent to the Intirmary, there TO await the
necessary steps for securing place for her at
the NeWburg nsYlum.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-16

Ii. B. Tower has rented portion OF the
Phoenix Foundry building for his aaachine
shop. The location is favorable for business
of this kind, and Mr., Tower will no doubt
find the change for his advantage.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-16

SEYMOUR, GIDDJNGs & Co., are about to re-
place their present engine, which fails to sup
ply the power needed tor their increasing bus
iness, with new, and much larger one, rating
40 horse power.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-16

BUTTER FAcToRY.-We learn, Says the SEN
tinei that gentleman from Andover, contem.
plates putting in operation this season, IL man
uiactury for butter, after the plan successfully
tried in the State of New York.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-16

The RpOr,er says Mr.. Catin Harmon OF
Kingsville, raised the rlst year on q acres
5,0lS pounds of t0baccO. Probably 40 amount
land in the county produced crop Of equal
value in the year 1871.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-16

THE COMMON PLEAS will begin the Spring
term on Monday next. Council were buzzing
about Jefferson on Monday last, big with the
fate of CRsAR and of Rome
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-16

The Repo'te,in its last number, takes on a
semi new dress-its outside having been
printed at Chicago. 1t is an improvement in
appearance certainly. but how is the step TO
affect the reputation and stability of that stad
old iourualY
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-16
Petroleum OIL
Good VS.. Poor Oil |

| HE undersigned had the misfortune
rcceiye from Cleveland few days ego not OF poor,
unpleasant Burning ol Tor The fret time ~ Ten fearr
70 the nanutacrera and have since received lot "
-upcriOr DeedeJizd on ~ the quality Heretofore sold
by me. which II warranted
have also received con- ilnmcnt Of SAFETY Kero'
sine OIL" which s superior 10 any thing ever before
used A. aurning oil br family use. for safety we'll
a. economy A. " cannot explode warranted .itO-,
whereas ordinary oil Is ITO fre'test.
This oil Il now used on all lOrumotYes for thead.
lights ~ II IL constantly exposed 70 great hsat and
II a. safe Sperm Lard Oil gpd clean. and pleasant
and burns with beautiful clear white light.
For sale IN any quantity by OkO WILLARD
Ashtahula. Jan. ~, 1872. 2mip
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-16

THE Rev. Mr., AYERS, we learn, has accept
the situation as Pastor of the Congregational
church of this village and will enter upon the
duties of his Office on the first of April.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-16

A Cheese Factory belonging to Mr.. Stan
hope of Willianstield, was bnrned to the
ground on the night of Sunday, the 25th ult
A woman and child who were sleeping in the
their lives
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-16

WI ssEtT1 DUNy WIZ EIt."TFWlV-II INr 0I tHH
great AatiOnaI NCgcueatDI . Ipath. Plantation Bit
tUrs. everybody iuu.Ir. This g5nt1itpus tir4
rOce advertising is better au AL the Ild-IOf putting
To which the Of uO-u- bifer are Obliged to re-
sort IL ho- spOniaLc LCIrfiHcs. about /, which
carries conviction to the mind uf the uutnuf But IL 10
well known nct that the piOprIeOrs OF the Panta
tion Bcr- nave never .ciiru upn paper bolster
lug 10 establish the sgc:e-. OF preparation which
oWrs its asiUuishng fppuiriy aiuy " the oral tcri
muuy Of tie thousai.Lt who ayt CtLcr experienced or
been the eyewitness Of the immense physical good IL
has wrought throughout ihc length aud breadth Pf the
land
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-16

OVER IN DENMARK, the other day, woman
for S'fun" robed herself in ghostly apparel and
went groanipg into the room of friend. The
scared woman shrieked and fell on the floor
in spasms. The scarer then became scared,
and she collapsed ia aswoens aRd their friends
had lively time faS while to keep the souls
and bodies together .t tt
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-16

The stock of the Manuf curers' loan AsSo-
ciatjon. WIS, on Wednesday evening, all taken
while the demand was unsatisied.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-16

" il.N, headache, Jluu II(C,
oostivcness, sick-h:adached.
chronic diarrhea, affections of
the bladder, camp dysehtcry.
aif'ctions Of the kidneys, f..
yer, nervousness, chills, dis
eases of the skin, impurliy Of
the hlnod, melr lchOiy, or de.
preston OF spirits heartburn.
colic,or pains in the bowels.
pain in the head. fever AID
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-16
Regulator.
.gu-T

psln, dFolsy, bns. pam m the hack, &c Pronar d
only nv j ". %EILIN & co. Druaris,s, Macon. Ca.
sAd S9l Arch 81. Philadelphis, Pa For sale by Mart
New New oorry, Ashiehnl3 o., al Wholesale by Strong &
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-16
LOCAL NOTICES.


HOIiOWaY's piils,--rAc blood is the very
essence uf hcath and tfe. tuIisht- the compuneutg
Oi Her, bone. muscle nerve and Uum,Ht he stO.
mach " the apparaiu~-iie arteries the distributors
an tbs lntc-tncs tlie channes by which the waste
matter b. carried 81. pOu the stomach and bowels
those medicines acl simultaneously - cents per box
OF pot.
The word s. sOzodont."--Wbiehi Is ast be.
coming household wUrd. is derived from the Greek
and COmpOscd Of two WDfCs. NOsD aud OffOtl5. SozO
tiau-lacd. means 10 preserve aud OdOutrz the teeth
SDzodUnt. prc-crFer ~ thg teeth And II Is true ~
it, name. Tor hrautfyirg and preserving the teeth,
hardening ana y"om'inE nc gums, and correcting ali
mpuriics Of the breath, IL il without peer IN the
world.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-16

y tor Tue 1fte1rdlh
Mr.. Reed-1 never mean TO tnd fault when
can help it, but don't believe it is best for
me to keep quiet any longer S6you will un-
derstand when J state that ] take the Cleye-
land Weekly Herald aud that read the Tr-
Weekly Leader. Now, Mr.. REED it you will
allow me, wish TO say word concerning the
correspondents of these papers from Ashtubu
la. IL Was not long since i learned who they
were, and now have found out. l want to
give them some advice. 1t would be much
better for them If, before they send away
home news, they would wait until they see ii
in the town paper Then they would saye
themselves much trouble, for by following an
older guide. they would be kept from giving
news which had much better have been omit
ted. have an example in my mind; The
Leader correspondent talks of fight between
two men here in town, one of whom, he says,
"curslng and swearing" calls for whisky.
This doesn't do any good, and only sets the
pot to boiling;p and then, the boy who writes
for the Herald is all The time saying something
he ought not to. Anong Others, | see some
thing every little while about tle post master
and in favor of him, and for those who don't
like him, it is not right WELL WIsHER.
A WoRK OF MERCY $4,000 in 1000 cash
prizes is 10 be distributed, legally, March ssth
1872, at Omaha. in aid of the sick and desti-
tute at Mercy Hospital. This enterprise Is
endorsed by the Governor and best business
men of Nebraska The tickets are SO each,
or two for So For iulI particulars address
PATTEE & GARDINER, business managers
Omaha, Nebraska, 'e.'s s'a - ~ -' .-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-16

We notice by the Sentinel that DR.. P. e.
HALL has been obliged TO discontinue his
weekly visit TO Jefferson on account of the in
,crease of business at the home office This
increase has been brought about during the
past yeaE, aud whether the result of the grad
ually increasing business of the place, or the
extending Of The Doctors merits and popular
ity, is very satisfactory.
EDIToRs' WIVES base dash of Daeiry and
romance In their nature, which was shown, on
recent occasion, as one Of the Painesvile
Editors, with his better half was Walking out
ofa moonlight evening. "Nohce iilat moon,"
said the wife, "how bright, how CALM, how
beautiful |" -'Couldht think Of noticing it,"
said lie Illuminating animal by her side, .'for
anything ,ess lGeet ilie usual rates-len cents a
''ne' y EfIfgeN NAV -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-16

GREAT FORTUNES. title of This book
explains lis character, 1t is the record of the
struggles, resulting in success, of a class OF
men whose names have long been familiar 10
the American people They arc selrmade
men, us nearly all the men in our country who
have achieved marked SUCCESS and prominence
have been, whether in the learned professions
in merchandise, in the Inventive arts, in the
trades, in business of whatever kind. The
hstSfy Of an individuals progress from the
smallest beginnings ~ tue topmost pinnacle
that he was steadlasly toiing TO reach, of his
struggles, his disappointments, his trials, his
hcroism in overcoming obstacles, and of his
still pressing on resolved at all hazards to
win, and actually winning and compelling
admiration and respect Of those eyen who
once shook their heads doubtingly. or derded
tions 10 give way-such history is full of
both interest and instruction. IL is a history
that teaches cQgenlly and imptessiYely, by ex-
amples.F II appeals strongly to young MN to
emulate what they buyc seen olhTs do, and
10 tread in the footprints Of those who have
won their way 10 positions Of eminence and
honor, The portraits and Illustrations add TO
the interest of the accounts given. The book,
on The whole, contains an amount and kind of
inlorpaiion which post people will like to
to possess, and from which few viii fail 10 de.
rive profit as well as pleasure.
q. C.CulAEY sells Sash, Blinds and Doors
cheaper than any other man, :, ! !. 80 s..r 4
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-16
AsIeiabuIa Wdrkrt-Maruh 10, lsI2.
Drnlers naY the fDilnMinr I,crs.
MARRIED.

At CRyaboga Fallr on the 18th inst by Rev. K. v
II. DaDnrr, Mr.. GEo II. FAssETT of Ashtabua, Miss
LILLE PEanE, OF Cuyahog Fails.
In nils!alr. Mich ON the .8lh ut. hy Rev. r. pUNE
Mr. s. ". iIAIR, OF Junction CITY, Kan-as TO Miss
HATTIE +. SsiITE both formerly of jonncuLt.