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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-23
-CRIBNER'S MONTHLY.
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900 Pages for Al .OOl AsAe

Tho Publishers q 9crs5asts Konily In tbeir Pros.
Pceins ust ssue promiss for the ensalng year more
brilliant array of contributors. and an increase In the
variety and btau'y " fs ilustra'Obs already conced-
ed ~ The orcs 70 be .falr nqa qhH igfst haze hia
b. dGJsED. the Edltor vii write The serial story Of
The year which WI gaulDgraphica IN fyrm and viii
Bo1tatcastis. AID viii deal with of u nOst dif
,uit problems " American Life II viii be commenced
Thc,e. vii be new story By sAzS norx, IN. one
BRgT mHsfg NeJea uyi,er III nm, ,or., ro,, trina
will cpniribuo charactT-'ll story entitled The Elas
n Intuition, which viii BE- nnstiaied by sheppard.
paper. about Igiaoys. fei F,rs9Ha charaetsSisties
Homs NE. fanihtes. Ifisaas, Wilma. md Ways. A
sefe. q I0rbaa' v Lfrisg AD'9ieqa Uriis, T. also
CLsnrscE Cook win write aJout Furniture. and ne
eninently practcl well artistic, and will be u
istfaied with designs aud sketches by numerous
furnish.
Among those who will contribute are:
ntggiasga. Bissop Ll,aDs5tya. Irst Hirfe .oin nay
H. n AgcDonait lMteieg M, Phelps y'edsBan. Stocl
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Hhnpy besides host Of others.
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NIariIlc.

A large black hulk of vcss,l has been
laying some four five miles or the north and
west of the IIarbor, apparanlly in a crippled
condition. She has made two Or three unsuc-
cessful attempts to get in, and on Sunday last
the tug attached 10 Dunbar u Co.'S drclge
started out 10 bring her in, but found the
weather little too rough. The vessel appears
to be bound up.
The Sow KamPyre, Capt. LARGE, came in
on Monday last, with Sc cords nf Lime Stone
to Ii. Hubbard & Co. She made II somewhat
remarkable trip from Detroit to the Islands
and thence home, in 4s hours. She has been
stripped for laying up.
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EPIzooTIC For the prevailing horse disease
nothing is better than the BrOmO-chhOrdlum for
cleansing the nostrils and mouth, and the
"Wondcrful OIL" as an external application,
Call at S,oJt's and get circulars containing GER
tificates of its use in Cleveland, Detroit, and
Cincinnati.
A NICE EXPERIMENT.-The young ladies
in the Good Templar Organizations, it is said,
used to kiss the lips of the temperance men,
to see if they had been tamperng with IL
quor. Just imagine beautiful young temper
ance woman with all the dignity Of an eXecu-
tive officer and the innocence of a dove, with
charge, Mr.. -, the ladies believe you
occasionally tamper with liquor, and they
have appointed me TO examine you according
to our established rules are you willing
You rather guess you are. She gently steps
close To you, lays her white arms around your
neck, dashes back her goldGd hair, raises her
sylph like form on tiptop, and with her angel
c features lit up with smile as sweet as heav-
en-, places her rich, rosy, sugary, lily, rose
buddy, honey suckley, nectar lips against
| yours and 20, Jee-rusa lem hold usQ kisses
you. Who would not be a Good Tenplar2
Search others for their virtues, and
| lhvst.lf tor thy vices
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DIED.
Announcements rrcr On nmrnlntnlr Nnticns half u

AhUUuhcHlenIs TtceiUDMhehdutOIy NOUceF, 1aII Fat.
In this township, the 29h Of Oct, OF Diptheratic.
Group. FRANK ID. oILYiOus aged years. months and
days aud the lil OF Sow of Meinbranous CT Dup,
EYa SILNiOUs, agod year, months and ~ days ;
children OF Geo. ". and Hannah +. sylvinus.
In Say brook. Nov. lIth JOINS c., il fInt OF A. Z.
and iluldah Perkins, aged months ana Is uays.
In Richmond, Oct 10Th, Of Pi monia, Ht0sANSA,
rcct Of the late Harvey Turner, aged Al years.
In Saybrook, Nov 18th at the residence Of his grand
father J. G. McSuti, FRANKIE, youngest son OF JOAN
stafford, deceased, aged year,
In Jefferson. Nov 18th ELLA ]. infant daughter of T.
]. and U. \. Belts, aged months.
In Wayne Nov 1Sth at the residence Of HE father,
OF heart disease, WILLIAM MINER, aged 20 years
In Geneva, Nov. 10th. c. MALrBrE, junior member Of
thc finn of Matbe Bros aged "a years. month and
ILN
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-23

PEA- NUTs.-Mr. WM. JARVIS, of this village
left at our Office. some time since, quantity
of Peanuts of his own growth, just taken
from the ground. The tops, and the size of
the shells, indicated healtlyyigorous growth,
seeming to show that this nut might be sue
cesslglly raised in this longitude, The shells,
however, were but poorly alled, aud after dry
no value.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-23

more than twenty years sRo, II has been constantly
uscd for every hind " disease injury 20 beast
which be Affected by local Application. and 20 far
IL pfo9nctors II has not hsi IN single
Instance Amer long and successful . ttrn Of pro.
baon. who VIII have The hsfdihood to Gsoy IT, pre-.
eminent clsms 70 popular e'teem.
UoIIOway's Pills snd Ointment.-f you
dyspcpuc. lpngnid feeble suffering ffoIn
Hauepee or bowel complaint, try the Pile. Relief Is
cirain n scrofBi5us ricumatie esori 10 the Ont
nent Sold u Maiden Lane s. Y. Price ~ cents per
box pot AK for style the old Il counterieiied
ARE YOU GOING WEST I'll 70 take our
advice, and purchase your Tckeis the old reliable
and popular Missouri PacfGc ItaiIroad, which
Is Positively the only Linz that runs three Daily Ex
press Trains from st. Louis TO KansAs CITY and the
West and is, POSITIVELY. the only line which runs
Pullman's Palace slccpers aud line Day Coaches
(especiaRy Jor in5rerJ equipped with Millers Sqfeiy
Platform and the Patent Ste0in Brake, Grom So.
Louis to Katsas cry, Fot Scott Parsons Lawrence,
Loavenworth, AtcisoD, 81. Jorcph, Nebraska city,
Council Bluns. and Omaha pinoh ehaage. For infor-
nation ia regard to Time Tables rates. &C., to any
point In Missouri, Kansas Nebraska Colorado, Texas
or California cali upon address s. H. THoNPsoN.
Agent, Missouri Pacific Railroad. Columbus. Ohio; or,
f. A. FoBD. General Passenger Agent, ST. Louie. Mo.
No tr0Hbie 70 dHsTer 9uestiOnsl
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~ Unques- ionabIy the best sust tained d VIC
of the kind N the w Jrld.''
HARPER'S MAGAZINE.
NoNceS Of Me Press.


The everncreasug circulation of this excellent month
ly proves its adoption to popular desires and needs
Indeed, when think into how many homes IL pcne-
trates every month, must consider IL of the
educators well as entertainers of the pubic mind.
for its popularity has been won by appeal to
stupid pIeud!ces or dcppvcd tastcs.-BOStoH GkJbs
The charac which this mag zine possesses for va
rety, enterprise. article wealth. and literary culture
that has kept pace with II it has not led the tmes.
should its conductors to regard with justiabe
complaccncy. 1t also entities them to great claim
upon the public gratitude. The Magaziuc has done
good and not evil all the days of its life.
Br0oklyl Eagle.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-23

Our contemporaries, We notice, are making
special efforts TO secure subscribers for the new
year This is all right enough but no one
should yield TO their solicitations without II
thought of the TELEGRAPH, which is at least
equal to the best Of them, and enjoys advanta-
ges 10 which they can lay no claim, This is
the point where growth, changes aud business
energy are destined henceforward to produce a
a more marked effect than any other in the
county, and consequently the point where
interest will specially centre, and the most i'm
portant information will naturally come. Oar
plans are, to increase tl.o size Of the TELE-
GRAPH, and enhance its interest.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-23

Our County. Clerk elect-NIr. ASA LAMB
favored us with call on Thursday last, and
enrolled his name upon the list of TELEGRAPH
patrons. There is kindly and confident feel
Jag that Mr.. LAMR is in no way deficient in
the business and social qualities for good
officer. We certainly have no doubt OF his
powers of discrimination, in the matter Of Sc
Iscting reading matter
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-23

TAYLoRs IMrERIAL PADDED CARPET
SwEEPER, hrs been introduced into our town,
and wherever used, given entire satisfaction.
We have recently had Que added 70 our house
hold conveMiencrs, and upon giving it fair
trial, prase il mol only with confaenec, but
with a measure OF enthusiastic hope that IL
may impart its friendly assistance TO many of
the ladies in this vicinity, who find sweeping
with broom tircsomc and unpleasant exer-
else ; while the sweeper, which is most effective
in its work, is easily handled, rrtains Ibe dirt
in lis own receptacle; besides saving the wear
of the carpet which 1t receives from the use of
an ordinary broom. ANY one desiring to pos
sess one OF these desirable domesiic helps. can
leave their order at this Office. or address G. L..
Palmer g. Co.. Brasher Falls, ST. Lawrence
Goa Y. A reliable Agent for this town is
desired, t.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-23

ACcIDENT.-The gravel train on the A. Y.
& p. Road, while running backward from Or
well TO Ashabula, on the 10Th inst, jumped the
track, in Rome, cupsizing the engine, and CON
fusing and conglomeraing things generally.
A. Swede, employed upon the road had leg
broken. The engineer and fireman escaped by
Jumping A spike since found, is supposed to
have cause the accident
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-23
UNIE n. Y. EVENING POST.
sare, Sure and Steadfast.
4 journal far all 7rue RepuLlicaas, .tor all
True Li6eraiS and ell True Democrats.

THE NEW YORK EVENING POST. edit d by will
L liam Cullen Bryant aud Parke Good
vii assisted by the strongest talent that be
gagged, has for more than half century maintained tue
principles Of Freedom and PrOsrcss through all
changes of parties and policies.
IL stands for Equal Rights; for the Distri-
button of Power; for Honesty aud Economy; for the
security of the glorious resrs of Ehauc patton and
Enlnnchscment by the war and for apracticable
Reforms,
1t Is opposed to Injustice and Spoistng, disguised
under of protection and 10 all pt party
combinations which sacrifice principle 10 mere sue.
cess.
II VIII support Grant and Wilson, because
1t believes that under them the Government will be
more staple and the chances for progress and reform
certain, than under any alliance Ct Incompatible
clements
The Evening Post s equal to any other
newspaper and is complete in its Political its Literary,
its Scientific, its Agricuturl and its Commercial De.
purtments.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-23

Large Quantities ofPotatoes have been over
taken in the ground by our present earnest of
wiaaer. We'hrdly think there is frost enough
ip the ground TO injurc thc@ very much, but
de work ofgatheging them may be little un-
plensant, ,t,,s well ne hazard0ns.
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Rail Road Matters.

The Granite Improvement Company, Which
is grading the line OF the A. y. & Z. below
the station, have removed the temporary bridge
over the Cut where il intersects the plank road,
II few rods 10 the south, and are slOping the
banks, preparatory to the building of the per-
mancnt bridge for the accommodation OF such
travel to the Hirbur rs necessity may require
to fnlhOm the sloughs of that terrible road.
We have to thank the Supervisor for tinkcring
the plank road by supplying the vacant places
where the plank had been appropriated for
fuc-with plank from either end. Some of
The sloughs of dispair may thus be avoided.
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MERRY's MUSEUM has been united 10 the
Youths COmpdHiOH, of Boston, union of the
two eldest of our youths publications Ma
taniel Willis. Father of N. =. Willis, first
published The C0npanion nearly fifty years ago
and to day il is one of the sprighlicst and
most entcrprising sheets in the country.
The Weekly Christian at IVork-c evangelical
and undenOminational-is consolidated with
the Eclectic Weekly, enlarged aud improved
and is valuable paper for teachers and tani-
lies. Terms are only $3.50 per unnum, with
two beautiful chrOmos, Carlo in Mischief"
and Good Morning" An active Agent want
cd to canvass for this paper. Address II. w.
Adams, 81 Beckman ST., N. Y.
CHEAP READING-In order to introduce
the AMERICAN SToCK JOURNAL into the
homes OF new readers, the cnterpriSing pub
fishers, have put up 100000 copies, in pack
ages of each. which they offer to send tIe' to
all who will enclose stamp to pay postage AS
tlc 3 numbers contain nearly 100 pages Of
choice al .iclrs, valuable receipts, engravings
OF farm buildings, horses, cattle. sheep, hogs,
dogs, poultry, pigeons, &c No doubt our
Subscribers will send for it, also for a show
bill and premium list, as splendid induce
mrpts are offered to Agents and subscribers
Address, n. p. BOYER & Co., Parkrsbarg
Chester County, Penn.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-23

THE BALL SEASON is to be fully inaugurated
at Thanksgiving. Our Lake Erie Boys are 10
have a soeiabi", at Smiths Opera Hall, on the
evening of the 2stb, and Ripley's Band, N. Y,
will furnish the music. The Ashtabula House
Is to be formally opened on the evening fol-
Living the Goth. Music by Marsh Hammond
and Upson's Band, combined
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-23

The Xgaacy of The Insurance Company of
North America in Kingsville,-AMos BAR
ssErT, Agent, is commended to public atten-
kiou rs one of the soundest snd best compan-
1 s in the country.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-23

A. Cinoinnaii youth, guided by the advice
of q fortune teller, sought to nuke girl love
him by means of electricity working from
under the chair. When the time came she
sprang into the air about three feet, and when
sue came down she landed in her lovers hair
and took about two handfulls, AMI then told
kim she hated him. No match.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-23

We will take any quantity Of wood oa sub
seripton for the TELEGRAPH. quantity
wanted Immediately. II must be eighteen
inches long, and body wood. Market price
allowed
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-23

THANKseIvING.-Unions services will be HELD
on Thanksgiving day, at II o'clock, A. NJ, at the
Congregational Church. Rev. l. o. FISHER
will deliver the sermon
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-23

NoTIcE.-.A meeting of the Lades' Relief
Society viii Ie held at Firemp's Hail, corner
of Centre and Elm Strces ON Tuesday, the Goth
inst, at 2 O'clock, P. NJ, for the election OF
officers for r'tbe ensuing wear
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-23

DAVID JoURDAN, while rejoicing over the
results of election, was so badly injured in one
of his legs by the bursting of II cannon. MS TO
be COMPELLED to submit TO amputatIon.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-23

~ The %lsdS,'J. N MCGIFFERT, whose oontin-
ned indisposition has been noticed, has so f;lr
recovered as 10 indulge the expectaton Of
being in his place on Sunday next.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-23

ANY ,Nne desrous of taking the TELEGRAPH
for 1878, may begin at once, without extra
charge for the numbers intervening between
Shis time and the first of the year.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-23

PMPLEs and brown spots ON the face,
eruptions, blOtches, Scrofulous diseases, and
all sores arising from impure blood, are cured
by DR., Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-23

EDWARD DUNNING had his forrfnger severed
by a circular saw last weck, in the factory Of
Goodrich, Cook s. Co., Geneva, and his second
and third considerably injured.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-23
"~, cUREs DISElIsEs q TE
THROAT, LUNGS, LIVER * BLOOD

In the woa Iarrul medicine to which the afflicted
are alpv1 pointed for relief, the discoycrcr be-
li1ycI he ha4 c1mhin ed In harmony more of Ma.
tires most sovereign curative properties, which
Col has iustlllal into the vegetable kingdom for
he lin thu sick, than were ever before cOmbirrd
Ia ol1 molicine The evidence OF this fact IL
fonn IN Ia, great variety of most obstinate dis
ea5es wli,l IL has been found 20 conquer. In the
cure Of BTOuc hitis, severe Coughs,
and the curly sta yes of COusu mptiOu. II las
aSt1lishe the m2di cal faculty. and eminent ply
nv OF the age. While 1t cures the severcs Coughs,
1t siren .thcus the sys tenn and purtfics the
blood. By its great and thorough blood purify
ir!pr1Dertics, Il cures all Hu Ors, from the
pie, or Eruption. Mercural disease, Mine.
rll PuiSols, ami their effects, are cradicaed. and
vg1,1Is health and sound constitution estcb-
hshcl. Erysipela =. Salt RhcuN, Fever
all the nunsrols dis cases caused by bad blood,
a's conquered by this powerful purifying and In
vi .Orating medicine.
1,lfyon flel dali dro wsy, debitntcd, hayt-s sal
fa,, or ly, frequent head ache or dizziness, had
taste inni0ath, internal heat or chills alternate d
with hot flashes, low spirits, and gloomy forcbtd-
ing4, ire inlar appetite, and tongue eos'sd; you
iOusness.s In many cases of Liver
Co mpl aiuto only part OF these sympltm me
are ex5,rlence1 AS remedy for all such cafes
eIqt as 1t effects perfect cures leaving tio liver
stren ythenel and healthy, For the care 81
HlSituaI COmstipa en- oi the bowel :,
is a never falling remedy, and the IL =.
ss uroprls,.P 1T rs oud in its pSaiSe. % 4
~'-- -. ouers S1.CO0 reward for medi-
-, ,iat will equal 1t for the cure Of all Il dis'
eases for which II Is recomm ended.
RW. v Pisrco' % N. D., Sole Propr reior at ht hsRi
ical laboratory, iss Seneca street, BuhAio, n u
scnd your address for pamphlet.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-23

Mr.. CAUeHEY, of the North Kingsville
Woedea Pump Works, is about to establish Il
second factory in the yieioity of Rochester,
New York
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-23

lXtcntien is called to the sale of farm and
personal property, TO BIC found in advertising
tcOlums ..
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-23
Ashtabula Market Nov. %, 1871
Dealers pay the following plces.
LOCAL NOTICES. +

The World does nos GoRsain medicimI
preparation which has obtained "a more wide-sprea
and deserved popularity than the ME8Io.% Ass-
US 80 - - public notice
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-23

Mn JAMES PREETIcE Of East Saginaw Las
been spendinga few DAYS with Asbtabula
friends Our Friend Jim has become one Of
the actiue business men Of that location, and
fls tue post Of Lumber Inspector. lie bias a
level bead and clear vision. lie is re-
volylng plan Of returning 10 Ashabula In
the Spring for the purpose Of engaging 10 the
Lumber trade.
A TEAcHEn's INSTITUTE will I've organized
at the High School Building in Ashiabula,
November Both at ten o'clock, A. NJ
The following topics will be presented for
discussion. Is teaching professionS Prof
J. 8. Lowe, Geneva.
Rcadng-ii its importance, and the mathods Of
teaching it--T. @. Nc. CALMoYT, of Madison.
Monthly ExominaIions-MIss BIN. BoYSToS.
How many studies, and how much study,
may be demanded Of pupils, without injurng
their health ?--l. NJ. CLEMESs
A Glass Exercise-Miss BELL MARSH.
Teachers and all others interested in educa-
tiOn are invited TO attend.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-23

FIRE WARDENs-Our citizens are reminded
that between thus time and the first Of January,
the Fire Wardens OF the village will take their
animal round, and our housekecpers may as
well have their houses, stove-pipes and Chin
neys in order, as these gentlemen are clothed
with Dlenary power.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-23

THE TELEaRApu will club with all the
leading magazines of the country, at tho low
ests rates. a'