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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-12-28

IF yoor old hat is beginning 10 look
shabby We can Vsepy YOU wIihA new 6ns, that VIII
just exactly suit you 1885
WAITE e. SILL.
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The Illustrated ChriStian Weekly has just
closed its second volume. The new year opens
rs temperance number, and will contain a
fullpage portrait of John B. Cough, an illus
trated article descriptive of his home, an art-
Gle respecting him, by his friend 7. L. Cuyler,
d. d., with other temperance illustrations, and
story by Mrs. Beers Copies in bundles at
reduced rates. Terms, single copy, So per
wear
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EXTREME CoLD.-Saturday night last, was
the coolest night of the season. And Sunday
night though u little less severe, was followed
with Il more vigotous and earnest temperature.
Again on Monday night, the mercury fell
below zero, but how much we are not advised.
The extent of the cold snap seems to have been
pretty wide, though with varying degrees OF
strength. AT Cincinnati it was below; al
Chicago, at noon of Saturday, the thermometer
indicated 10 below at Toledo on Sunday
morning, 10 below; at Minneapolis SO below
Accounts from Arkansas and Kansas report
the coolest weather Tor years; At indianapolis
the mercury reached 10 below zero A loco
motive became disabled between Goshea and
Warsaw, Indiana, Oh the CinciEuati, Wabash
and Michigan road, on Saturday night, and
the engineer and fireman, in attempting 10
reach IA residence Il mile distant, were frozen
to death. We read, also, of various explosions
some with disastrous and even fatal conse-
qurncrs-of kitchen ranges, with hot water
pipes. The pipes having bcea stopped by
freezing, afforded no escape for the steam gen
Grated by a brisk fire, were the causes OF this
rather new form of death and destruction.
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GarRered Sheaoes-The complete poetical
works of ]. G. Holland, with illustrations.
This is most tasteful little volume, in Scrib-
ner, Armstrong, & Cos STYLE printed on tinted
paper, with red liEes. The possession of q
volume thus containing the poetcal works of
the author, is indispensable, as his rank among
American authors has long since been admit.
ted. No library, therefore, is complete with
out the Gathered ShedceS The volume makes
a beautiful present for the season.
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PAYsoN's 1NDELIBLE INK has for many years
been before the public and is acknowledged by
all as being the most perfect and reliable for
marking all sorts of apparel, especially when
the Briggs crystal marking pen is used The
difficulty of marking such articles as hose,
coarse sheetings, etc, is obviated. These arti-
cles are neatly put up in a portable case and
sent TO any address for 40 cents Address A.
Lyman Williston, Northampton, Mass.
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w ISIIART'S
PINE THEE
TAR CORDIAL,
NATURES GREAT REMEDY
TOE -nE
THROAT 1ND LUNGS.

1T is gratifying TO ns to inform the
u public that Dr. T.. O. G. wishart's Pine Tree Tar
Cordial for Throat aud Lung Diseases has gained an
cnyiable reputation from the Atlantic to the Pacific
coast. aud from thence 10 Of the families Of
Europe: not through the press alone but by persons
throughout the states actually benefited aua cured
bis onice. While he publ shes less 80 say ourrepuriers
he Is unable to supply the demand # gains and holds
Its reputation
First. Not by stopping eongi, but by looscnng and
assisting nature 10 throw on the unhealthy matter col.
eced about the throat aud broncL l "a bes uIa eauss
by.taii0s
Second. II removes The cause Of irtiit,iua (ghich
produces cough Of the mucous membrane and bronchial
tubes asssts the lungs to act and throw Oh the IN
healthy secretions and parties the blood.
Third. II II nee from squls. lobelis. ipecac and
opium. oi which most throat and lang remedies arc
composed which allay cough only and di.organize the
stomach IL has sOothins eject the stomach act
on the liver and Kidneys, and lympdatic and nervous
regions thus reaching every part Of the SYSTEM an
In it, invigorating and purifying effects It has gained
reputation which ii hold above ell others ia The,
market.
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FOR SALE

v ALUABLE House and Lot for Sale,
with out buildings all complete Situated corner OF
Walnut and Asta6ua Streets, Ashtabnla Harbor:
7. A. MOSIIER
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LOCAL NOTICES.


Holloway's Ointment aud PiIiS.-To use
an expressive Western phrase, the Ointment wipes
out" every eruptive and ncerous disorder while the
pills purge the internal organs Of all impury Sold "a
Maiden Lane, y. Y. Price % cents per pot or box.
Ask for new styles the old is counterfclted
To oConsumptives,-The advertiser. having been
permanently cured Of that dread disease Consun pton
by simple remedy. II hnxoas TO make known hs
fellow sufferers the OF cure To all who desire
IT, he will send copy Of the prescription used free of
chargc) with the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find sRre Cure for Coaanp,lO1
AstitHd, ByOnchttis. DC.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
1ls6y Rcy EDWARD A. WILSON.
JOG Penn Street Wiiam.bureh ~ Y
Rural Beauties and city BeIIes.-Country
girls not whit behind their metropolitan sisters in
the natural elements flovcness bat It must be con.
ceded that the city bellies best understand the art Of
preserving and heightenng their personal beauty. The
most perfect features lose half their attraction unless
the complexion is properly cared for and II the pretty
girls OF the rural districts wish to compete with the
fair stars OF the fashionable world In refined attrac-
tions, they must pay due attention this important
point They ought TO know, for the IA t is notorious,
that HAGAS's MAGNOLIA BALM imparts to the skin a
delicate pcary appearance, unproduceabe by any
preparation under the No matter how the cutIce
may have been roughened by exposure dscoored by
the sun the Balm will render II soft and pliabe and
removes every bipmisb
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aielsI Dis,riei ofihe s.sis o. Ollie, is

DISTRICT CoCRT.
IN Stark county. On September 18Th.
IN Carroll county. on September 18th.
~ CylnmbA'ta county. 90 September 9Th.
~ MahOniDR county. on September zpth.
IN Irnmbul county, on April 1ffh.
IN POriage county. on April 2ist.
In Lake county on April 2Jth.
IN OeauRa county, on Apdl 9th
la Ashtabna county, on April 2gth.
COURT or COMMON PLEAS.
In Carroll county. on Jany 9Th March 8tst Sept fst
~ stark county, on Feby 10Th. May 23ih Nov. f0th
IN cor mbnna county on Jan'y NHh NAV 5th, Oct 2Hh.
IN Mahonng county. daD'y 9Th. May BIB. Oct. 20 b.
IN Portage county on Feb'y "a, May 5th Oct. 21th
IN Irnmbn county, on Feby 2lth June 2nd Nov 18th.
IN Lake county, on Jan'y g7th, May 18Th, NOV. 81.
IN 0cnu9q county. on Jany l3th Nay 9th, Oct 10th.
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hV AtMLo WIZ bhNt hD sHpfIlDT IL NI4l
be free from all appeals to yulIur and impure
tastes, and may be safely admitted to every do
mes;ic circle.
AS i REPUBLTC.iI JOURNAL.
The TINES will b. DEVOTED, as in the past, b.
AN intelligent and firm support of the Rcpub.
lican Party. Ii comes IN reference To the
Tammany Ring, at time when all the other
daily papers in N-w-Y ofk olsiTucted and dis.
cOuraged its efforts, attest lis sincerity ~ the
Reform. The IIMEs stood alone in demand
ing Reform from 1863 10 the close of 1877
and there is no sincere and honest proposal for
Reform in any branch OF the Government.
which will not be heartily supported by the
TINES But il will not cOnspire in assisting
ambitious politicians or dcmagOgucs to reach
power under false pretenses 1t will not en-
courage detection from the Republican Party.
which is still the party OF progress, security
and national prosperity.
1t will sustain, with all the force and iufu.
ence tits command, the principles and policy
which have rendered that Party so Justly Ia
nous in our history. 1t will advocate those
measures by which the honor. the peace, and
the prosperity Of tht nation can be best sccur-
ed and promoted, and will constantly study
the wants OF the people rather than lhe wishes
Of the politicians.
TIE VIEW YORK SEMI. WEEKLY TIMES
Is published every Tueslay and Friday, and
contains all the agricultural and literary mat
ter Of the Weekly edition, and full and cure
lul compilation Of editorial and news features
Of the Daily.
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Christmas.

More and more, MS The years 60 by, Is the de
lightfnl festival proclaimed ffom Heaven by
the angels with "Glory to God In the highest,
peace on earth, goodwill TO men, observed
and made practical. Not so much perhaps,
on account OF any sober, religious sense of du-
ty, In lis recognition on the part Of the mass
es of the people, but nevertheless, throughout
chrislendom IL has come TO be daylof sweet
social and domestic obscrvances. day in
which the mad greed ofgain Is arrested and
the overworked brain and sinews Of the peo.
pie halt for rest 1t lifts the child Christ from
His cradle in deeds of charity, In words Of
kindly cheer, in pure and happy devotion to
kinslolks. and the dear children who shed sun
shine about the hearthstone, and whom he
took in His arms and blessed while on earth.
1t is most cheerful sign, when ausiere Puritan
and devoted Churchman can join in holy feel.
ing and sweetest christian charities, on this
closing festival Of the year, as generously and
joyously as on the formers Thanksgiving
And may we not hope, that even now, as the
nations glide down the centuries, the procla-
nation made to the Shepherds of Judea, may
find perfect fulfilment aud "peace on earth"
universally prevail.
New YoRK IImes-We welcome TO our
table, the Daily Times. We shall bestow upon
it our confidence for fidelity in the field of Re-
publican politics, and look to lis well filled
pages of the general uews of the day, for a
share of selections and material for a rehash
for the second page of the TELEGRAPH. We
part with an old friend the Tribune, which we
have taken since its first number, with feel
ing of sadness for the folly OF its recent course
and that feeling is not lessencd by the conse-
quences of that iolly-thc death of Horace
Greeley. That folly has sapped our founda.
lions Of confidence in the Tribune, and in COM
mon with many of its former steadtast friends,
we must part company tor the present at least
It's ndepcndence-si simply a brusk name
for neutrality in polilics-is not unlike the
lukewarmness of the Laodice aas, and very
likely to meet with the same fate
Those of our readers who wish the
weekly Times, may avail themselves of it
in connection with the TELEGRAPH for So. a
year, for the two,
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Zelrs Monthly Magaziss is comparatively
new publicatiun-a popular and illustrated re-
view Of literature, art and schenectady con
Quoted by L. De Colange, LII d., Philadelphia
and New York. Price, So per annum
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II yo1 md yourself in a hurry aud can't
wa;s TO have salt made 70 order You can be well
and Vess our Stock eS RAs esdymAds Goats Pants
"H" 'esls' 1885
WAITE & SILL.
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In New Lyme, December 1lth, of lung fever, Mrs.
OLIvE HYDE, In the Igth year OF her age.
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MArFERTY THE ELocUTIoNrsT.--I is with
pleasure that we announce to our citizens, that
this gentleman is in town, and expects to give
reading at the opera House, on Tuesday eve
ming next, 31st. We deem it unnecessary 20
give anything more than a simple announce
ment of the fact, as the Professor is so well
known, and his readings so well appreciated
by our citizens. In the doarth of entertain
ments this winter, we shall no doubt prize
more highly, the enjoyment Of listening to the
uneqnaled rendering OF the best English con-
ceptions by this gifted and popular reader.
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ENTERTAINMENT.-The Ladies of the Con-
gregational Church will give an entertain
ment on, Monday evening next-30th-at
Smiths Opera House, some of the features of
which will be ofa rather novel character. Be-
sides quite range of programme, we are to
have the glowing warmth-the clustering
interests-ofa New England Kitchen of olden
times. in which will be served in harmony of
style, bountiful supper, with attendants in
character. The public are invited. and as the
ayais go towards the purchase of a musical
Instrument for the choir, no one will hesitate
TO give vent to his generosity.
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DR.. G.. W. MooRE.-Ailusion has heretofore
been made to the partnership of DR.. MOORE
with DR.. Moss, and the card of the company
appears In our business card column, which
has fully, no doubt, informed our citizens
Of the accession to our population of another
medical practitioner. The standing of DIR.
Moore at Tontogany, Wood County, as a ply
slcian and gentleman, may be more readily
gathered from the Wood County Sentinel of
the 18th, published at Bowling Green:
awe regret to mention the removal of Dr..
Moore from our midst. Dr. Moore, by his
genial and social manner, has made numerous
warm friends, and his skill as a physician has
been so ofien and SO thoroughly tested, that a
good and substantial practice was the legili
mate result. Some of our people wonder why
he should leave SO good location but Ashta
bula offered a wider and more lucalye field !;
and what we have lost, Ashtabula has gained
We hope that ere long some good physician
may supply his place here. His family will
join him at Ash,abula in the spring"
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ASA FIWLLYPIPER.

The TIMES will have no superior It will
be free from all appeals to yul!ur and impure
tastes, and may be safely admitted to every do
nestle circle
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AS ANOTHER evidence of the progress and
prosperity of Ashtabula, may be noted the re-.
moval of the C0nReaut Citizen, c. G.. GRIFFEY,
proprietor, TO our old location in the Hendry
& King building The name will be changed
to the Ashtdbula Citizen and the first number is
to appear after the opening of the year, as an
independent paper, according TO Mr.. GRIFFEY's s
private conversations OF the capacity of
Mr.. G. for getting up good paper, he himself
has given sufficient evidence, and that there is to
be, if not at present, patronage enough for sus
tanning second establishment 10 town
would not be becoming in us TO question.
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List OF Patents issued from the Z. g. Patent
Office to Ohio Inventors, for the week ending
November 26. 1872, and each bearing that date,
Furnished this paper by Cox & Cox, solicit.
ors of Patents, Washington. ID. G.
Grain drill. Geo. s. Ball. Dayton.
Steam engine. Edward ii. Cutler Can
Graining Gotllieb Geiger Cleve-
land.
Spring Bed.bottom. A. E. Miller. Arcadia.
Treadle for Sewlng-machines. G. H. Nor
gan Cleveland.
Meat-sluffer. A. H. Silver. Salem.
Beehive. VIM. II. Clark. Piqua.
Cooler for Ale Beer and water. IrvlngErs-
kline. Bowling Green.
Pitman-conneclion for harvester, VIM. Fer
ris. Pleasant Plain.
Knife and Fork Cleaner j. L. Hannum
Berea
Paper.lolding machine. Alvah Washburn
Medina.
Handwriting Fork. David Arnold. Clyde
Rifle for Sharpening Harvestcutters j. Il
Clifflon.. West Uliny.
Sharpening bench for Harvest Cutters. J. T.
Clifton. West Unity.
Apparatus for Preserving Fruit Joseph
Cope East Fairfield,
Car-coupling. w. A. Dean. New Lexing.
Funnel for Canning Fruit Sarah B. Hertnlg
Cincinnati.
Device for Handling Corpses. Henry Huber
Crestine.
Smut.machlne. ] 8. Poulient Akron.
lron.fence Timothy Rogers, Ffedricktown.
Sawihgsmachine. J. p Summers. Tifin
Car'Coupling L, B, Wilson. Caldwell.
Reissties.
Apparatus for converting Iron lpta Steel by
means E Of Hydro AFhnn Vap0fs. 4. II, Scow-
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Republican Jourrai devoted to I,cform IN Municipal
state. and General Government.
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LAST NUMBER.-The present is the last num-
Der of the year, and the notice Of the fact is
sufficiently significant of notice of settlement
with those with whom we have running ac-
counts and of new subscriptions on the part
of others, having no other business transac.
tions with u.s. I he cash principle has been
so generally adopted in all our business affairs
the present year, that we begin to feel that we
are getting down to "a true standard, and raises
The hope that The days of credits, or at least of
long credits, are passing away. We hope for
the companionship of all our old friends, and
many new ones, and that advance pay will be
looked upon and treated as a matter of course.
Grateful in the review of the past we greet all
with Happy New Year for the future.
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A POLITICAL. LITERARY AND MIscELLANEous
NEWSPAPER.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-11-28

little ones in, and Debbie hustled
about preparing hot draughts and
dry garments.
"And now," she said, when every
thing was done, and Totty lay asleep
in her fathers arms, her brown,
chubby feet peeping from beneath
her snowy frock-"now, husband,
we'll get 'em to bed and let EN- have
a good sleep; poor little dears, they
need it."
She led the way into the bedeham-
Der, and turnei.to arrange the little
trundle bed, but she recoIed with
cry of horror.
The white pillows aud dainty GOV
erlids were one mass of eharred and
sulphurous ashes; and the corner of
the room was all torn andsplintered.
Ia their absence the lightning had
struck their dwelling, exPending its
deadly fury on the pillows where the
little heads of their children would
have lain had they been at home
There had been death and danger,
and out in the wild night, safety and
deliverance. Gods providence had
saved them.
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He cnnldn,f nrint wlne.

That was q noble youth, who, on
being urged to take vine at tie ta
bic OF a famous statesmen ia Wash
ington, had the moral courage to re-
fuse. lie was q poor young man,
Just beginning the struggle OF lie.
He brought letters to the great
statesman, who kindly invited him
to dinner.
'Not take a glass Of wineT' said
the great statesman in wondcrment
and surprise.
"Not one simple glass Of wine -
echoed the state5mah' s beautiful and
fascinating vile, as she arose, glass
in hand, and with grace that would
have charmed an anchofite, ehdeav-
ored to press it upon him.
mo" said the heroic youth, reso-
lately, geptly repelling the pr5i,ered
What q picture Of moral grandeur
was that. A poor, friendless youth
refusing wine at the table a veal
thy and famous Statesman. even
though pFoTered by the fAii hands
Of \ beautiful lady.
"No," said the aohle youag man,
and his voice tsembled = lttle and
his check flushed, Il never drink
vine, hut-(here he straighfeped
himself up and bis words ersa Grm-
er.) Il you've eot a iisiio gaed old
rye whiskey don't miu.i tg3iBg d
snifter.-S Safar.Ysy .T.gfs
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The Onarrals nf LnHers.


The lovers quagrelis proverbiall
Persons in love with each other quar-
rel ats0ut tl,issa tl.at ,hey ,yo9II
never think OF quarrelHng about If
they were not in love. And still
their love is real It is no evidence
that people are not earnestly in love
because they quarrel.
Lovers quarrel anu separate.7-
Sometimes the scars from the breach
quickly heal up; often they remain
for ever. Parted lovers may never
meet after; they may take new part
ners for life; but in many such cases
their dreams by day, as well as by
night, are of the first love. The
sparkling dew-drop that glistens in
the morning sun, once scattered, is
never re formed. fo.
Again, some lovers quarrel during
their eourtship, marry, and then con
tinue to quarrel all through their
lives, Yet they may be exceedingly
fond of each other, and when death
separates them, the survivor is heart
broken.
How strange this seems! We are
enabled. howeyer, to account for, it,
in part, upon logical principles. So
much is expected from those we love,
that we are easily disappointed by
any little thing which seems to indi-
cate lack of full and perfect recip-
rocation. Cesar was less panied at
receiving his death-blow than at his
being struck by Brutus.
Although quRrrels-eyen frequent
quarrels-are not incompatible with
true love, they should, nevertheless,
be avoided.
We are told of the sweetness re-
conciliation; but sweeter far is the
love that is never marred by harsh
words that make a necessity for re-
conciliation. The rainbow after tho
storm is radiant in its beauty; but
far more enduring, in the Heaven oil
Love, is the clear blue, peaceful sky,
over which there never passed so
much as the shadow Of summcr
cloud.