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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-09-28

PHILOSOPHER GREELEY has been swinging
around the circle out west on sort of star.
ring expedition, and crowds of the faithful
ana curious came out to meet him wherever he
made halt He passed through this place
on train on "Wednesday morning last, In a
Palace car provided for him, and though
quite number assembled at the station To sec
him, and were graified, the meeting was pain
fully grave and proper-"no dog barked or ass
bruyeun
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-09-28
A Woman's Opinion of Greeley.

Mrs. Paulina w. Davis now in Paris writes
to the Providence journal thus
When | first heard of III. Greeley's
nomination in Cincinnati, regarded il
rs joke, burlesque too ridiculous TO
he meant rs serious, but the Baltimore
Convention put another face upon the
matter.
A man who is proverbially the dupe
OF knaves aud swindlers, whose abound
ing vanity lives on the sweet eonteciion
of his hatterers, whose ready utterance
without consideration has often brought
our country into trouble, should never
hold ths highest Office in the gift OF the
people. cannot forget his cry of "On
10 Richmond" and then the weak, ialter-
ing course afterwards. cannot forget
that " hen il cost reputation he was COW.
ardly on the slavery question, and il il
not so long ago when the Times was
stalking its liie upon the exposure of the
'rammany ring, that we do not all re-
member how quiet the Tribune was.
have always regarded him as trim
mer, and see only in prospective, il he
il elected, tho weakest and most vacil-
nting administration we have ever had.
have no faith in his judgment; his
waywarl impulses may be good, they
sometimes are, but should prefer cool.
er head and warmer heart, ii such is TO
be found among men
Do not misunderstood me. President
Grant is by no means my idea. lie per
mils abuses AT the South, OF which | am
personally coguizant, that are disgrace
to civilization; but do not believe
that these are as great as they will
be with much weaker man at the
helm Should II. G. be elected believe
anew rebellion will be inaugUrated, aud
with the willy artfnlness of the old poll
tieians and their garuered experience, il
will be one mach more difficult 10 man
ago than the pact ono.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-09-28

Ii the managers OF Horace could cork him
up as eff. ctually on all subjects us they have
on the subject of Protective Tariff, they
might save thousands of votes. For many
years Greeley could not open his mouth to
speak but something would come out in favor
OF tariff Now he finds time to swing
around the circle just before the elections in
Vermont and Maine, and then in Pennsylya-
mia, Ohio and Indiana; to abuse soldiers and
sailors; to repeat the oft exploded asehoods
about dislranchiscd southcrners and Credit
Mobilier; 10 advocate secession, immediate
resumption of specie payments, aud then take
IL all back and humbly beg for votes but not
word-not lisp in favor of protection to
American industry. II he ever had au honest
conviction ON any subject 10 which hc adhcr.
ed over night, it was on this subject OF tariff
Why c'n't his keepers shut off his disgusting
twaddle on other subjects as well as OH this
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-09-28

GREELEY, in his speech ut Cleveland, claim
ed that the Democratic pnrly had been con
Vertcd from It's former errors, that it has
abandoned all hostility to equal rishts for
men of every color" Some people have Gu
riosily TO know when that conversion took
place. Was it AT the time of Greelcy's nomi
nation at Cincinnati, or was it when he was
nominated ut BallimorcY 1t must have been
case OF almost instantaneous conversion at
all events. The next query that comes up is,
how much more quickly will the party go
back to It's former condition after getting into
pOwCrp
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-09-28
Marine.

Arrived from Amherstburgh, Dominion, on
the 24lh ult, scow Perry White, w. L. BAKER
Capt, with 10000 feet Elm Lumber, conslgp-
ed to E. II. Williams, and package of whs.
k"y-to unnamed parties.
Cleared, on the 2Gth instfor Buffalo, scow,
Pe'7y White, Capt. BAKER, with G5,OOO feet OF
lumber, shipped by H. Hubbard IL Co., con
signed 10 Taylor e Crate, Bulfalo.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-09-28

lloLLowAY's OINTMENT.-S Sore leg and all
ulcers, eruptons and injuries of the flesh heal
kindly and swiftly under the operation of the
Ointment, and the Pills, by their gentle apcr-
lent action, assist the cure. Sold 7S Maiden
Lame, New York. Price % cents per pot.
Ask for new slyle; the old Is cnnnierteiied
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-09-28

Ex-senator John L. Hale has written
a long, iorcihle, and in every respect
very able letter 10 Mr. j. =. Hale Jenkins
of Norrstown, Pa, in which no endorses
Grant to the fullest extent, aud shows
the vacllalion aud treachery of Greeley
from the beginning lie quotes from
Greeley's History of the American Con-
tlict, pages 35s and 35a, first volume, to
show that Greeley was a secessionist be-
fore secession was attempted, and pledged
the influence of the New York Tribune
to prevnet coercion. lie attributes the
course of Sumner to egotism and offend,
cd vanity.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-09-28

one of the principal watchwords of Horace
Greeley while swinging around the circle, was
pu'gcdtton. He proposes TO purity the gov.
eminent if the people will only elect him
President People would have more conf.
dence in his sincerity if he were not SO prom,
to associate himself with the impure and cor
rupt men OF both parties, and so notoriously
profanc himself They do not forget that Fen
ton and Cochrane, and men of like character
are his chief advisels; that Tammany, will
all its monstrous and abominable corruption
is his main dependence; that his nomination
at Cincinnati was accomplished by the mos
disgusting trickcry, and that if elected, hi.
advisers and subordnatcs must come from til,
same class of people who foisled him upor
the Cincinnati convention, or from cx-C0nled
| crate soldiers. What purificntion could be ex
pcctcd from such sourceg
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-09-28

GREELEY has swung around the circle about
after the fashion Of Andy Johnson, showing
the same childish garrulily, exhibiting much
the same spite and venom, with much more
ialsehood and much less inebricty. Ills abuse
OF the soldiers and sailors WAS quite like
Johnsons abuse of Congress, and will reac,
upon him just about as hvorably. His most
sensrlcss hlsehood, however, was in regard To
the disIlanchlsement of southcrn,rebels. Ey-
cry school boy knows that there are none dis.
iranchised ut present, but Greeley says that in
Arkansas alone 5000 are still disranchiscd.
Governor Jewel OF Connecticut, says of that
assertion:
When he made that statement which was
false, he said that which he knew was false,
which his hearers knew was false, which his
hearers knew he knew was false and which he
kaetP Afs hedrers kaep he kHeb pds ttise.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-09-28

Notice our inmcnsc sale of lilrs A. Bleceh Cotton
at 10 ccats sae as sold elsewhere at 20 per yard
Since our advertisement last week we sold over 100 ys
SHed, ,e Kdfka-FeODleS' Atore
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-09-28

SAN JUAN lsLANDs.-In IL copy of the Puget
Sound DiSpatch. published at Sr,,,,,. w,sh.
;,n,,r ~. .rri,,,r,, d,,, - ,o.' "
" ol'''' ""'o vi 'h' 1''" uIt''
We hnu Tue 'ollowihS correspondence, which,
as it makes allusiUn TO our young ,ownsmau,
Lieutenant HUBBARD. his locn,ion and ncc,.
n,,io,, u,,, ,ii,.i, +, ,ii, ,,,, -.
p"''"' Wv '"'''N II "i'A n'' po "i'houl ih'eres'
10 our readers:
San Juan Island being a place of some note
between the United States and Great Britain
IL may he nj some interest To your readers 10
hear OF something concerning ii. 10 those
now living Oh the Island it viii make no ma
teiial difference which nation gets ii but
having been there a lew days since NAV add
that snuuld il be given To the BRUSH, many
Americans will not remain long ON the Is
land. For sheep raising, it is without douDl
one of the best sections OF country on this
coast. Several sellers have made lnrir nilr in
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-09-28

GREELEY and most of his fuglemen are now
riding the hobby of reconciliation They com.
plain bitterly because few perhred old reb.
els are not permitted 10 take seats in Congress
and luxuriate in other places of profit and
honor, as in former days, but they have moth.
ing TO say of the thousands OF Union men who
have been scourged and murdered by Ku.K Klux,
merely because they were Republicans. This
perambulating candidate and his followers
do not inform their hearers that more and
better men than this whole batch of perjured
rebels have been killed in single month by
Greeley's followers at the south.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-09-28

GREELEY said at indianapolis the other day
that the two watchwords of the present cam.
paign were reconciliation" and purity
This is, then, his stock in trade-cuddlihG
kindness to his enemies, and the foes Of The
gov erument and bad faith and perfdy towards
his lifelong friends, and those whose stead
fast patriotism have sustained both him and
the government. The fellows with whom
Greeley proposes reconciliation, do not ask
for a reconciliation except upon their own
terms. Unless they can dictate terms, they
care no more about him or his watehwords,
than docs the fellow who pulled the Philoso.
piers nose upon the steps of the Capitol some
years ago. They, ike the author of the
watchword are willing TO use it, it ii is to be
the means of putting them INTO power. These
chaps, too, are the fellows whose expmplfca.
ton of purity is such that we are to go to them
us examples. The inhumanity and infamy
with which many of them are covered, is no
bar in Mr.. Greeley's mind since their adopion
by him into hedfcllowship. lie must bear
with us if we arc little obduratc, and insist
upon eXamplars of different character and
teachers somewhat more discriminating than
our Philosopher friend Indeed, our former
great respect for the honesty of the Tribune
and its editor in so sudden and wonderful
change, is little shaken, and it is not little
difficult to clear the mind OF the suspicion that
he is not wholly disinterestcd, after all. We
are lead to doubt appearances, and the conclu.
sion is well nigh inevitable that there is some
thing of either the knave or the fool about the
man. This proffercd hand shaking -reconcilia-
tion over dirk and bloody chasms, IS not rel
ishable entertainment, and our preference is to
stand back--stand by those who present no
such disabilities and objections. Those whose
friendships and efforts for the country show
no such incongruiirs and whose record is
that of true men-lovers and defenders of the
country. The two watchwOrds, therefore, that
Mr.. Greeley has put into the mouths of his
followers, are but the merest catch words, put
forth to deceive, and worthy in their applica.
ton the man and the cause which have adopt.
ed them.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-09-28

Greeley, says the Cleveland Herald,
vainly attempted to take back his Pitts
burg secession declaration, but he has
made no pretence of Withdrawing his
Pittsburg slauder Of the veteran defend.
ers of the Union. On the contrary he
indulged in another fling in his Newport
speech when he asked, Why should we
call together mullitudes of soldiers ex.
ulting over the victories Of the last strug-
gle, and then rake up all the evil it has
done in that struggle as though they
were characteristic of the people"
Greeley's present masters vented their
spite against the soldiers at every oppor-
tunity, 4 Greeley takes to their ways nat
urally. The veterans will remember this.
Queen Victoria is about To, Tor the Sec
ond time, step over the bounds of English
royalty, aud give her only remaining
daughter, Princess Beatrice, in marriage
TO the Marquis of Stafford. BEATRICE
wants to- become vito, aud as there are
no princes handy who are desirous OF
taking her Tor better or Tor worse, il has
been deemed advisable to let her marry
just whom she pleases. One OF two
things is patent to the English people
either Victoria was too proli6c in daugh.
tiers, or the neghboring kingsand queens
too barren of sons, and hence they don't
seem to care so much about this last vio-
lation of the Medes-and- Persian rule
which has obtained so long in sbe royal
family.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-09-28

EXCITEMENT AMONG THE OH PRoDUcERs
is showing itself in large meetings, the pass
age of resolutions, aud general determine.
ton to shut down on the production. One of
these large and significant meetings was held
at Oil City on Monday morning last The oh.
ject is to prevent the opening uf new wells,
and the increase OF supply. About 400 wells,
including all but twenty in the Tidioute and
Fragundus district, have been shut down for
thirty days. Tue Chairman stated at this
meeting, that the oil regions were eight mil.
lions in debt and are sinking over half mil
lion II month. Ii such course goes on, we
will all be bankrupts"
The following resolution was fully and
earnestly discussed aud unanimously passed.
ReSOtUed, That in the sense of the
producers of Oil Creek and surround
ngs, here assembled, it will be to the
interests Of this region that all pumping
aud drilling he suspended from this
Monday evening, AZ six o'clock, 10 No.
veuber first, and that we recommend
that no more wells be commenced before
the first OF March next, aud that we
Will do all i'll our power To carry out this
resolution.
Other meetings were also held and similar
spirit manifested, Committees were also ap.
pointed to visit the different sections and take
the pledges OF the producers 10 fidelity in car
ying out The ohlccts of the movement and the
organization springing theretrom. In conse-
qucncc of this movement, the oil market is Il
shale frmer. Small sales of Oil CITY, on the
spot, were made at $30O to 3.O5. Lower Creek
nominal at 81 S5 10 250.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-09-28

tB-Thc full returns Of the Vermont election
as given by the World give Converse 2s6O9
majority.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-09-28

Saturday Morning, Sept. %, 1872.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-31
Dailp arans
state Items.


The Ssngamon county Fair will DO held
at sprir geld, Sept 23d
Champaign is suffering from an attack
by Wendell Philips, Signor Bhtz and Lii
ian Edgarton.
The residence of. r. Race, of Decatur,
was burglarized last Tuesday to the extent
of gold watch and chain.
Three steers, out of lot of cattle aver.
aging 1852 pounds weight, 30 be shipped
at jacksonville, on Wednesday, weighed
not less than 6,675 pounds.
A. Houghteling, of Arcos, was shot and
instantly killed by his nephew, Dezing, last
Monday. The murderer has been COM
mitted to Jail at Tdscols. No details.
A dancing master of Qaincy is stated to
have absconded, leaving his wife and chill
zen unpr,vided for, and taking with him as
many quarters in advance as he coHld
gather together.
The Chicago Post, of Saturday, says;
Miss Lillian Edgar;on, the Pearl of the
Platform, was yesterday the belle of bag
gage wagon. She rode on one to the cars
as "her superb carriage" which .he papers
talk about, failed to come to time.
A Bushnell boy had his leg broken in a
singular manner the other day. He was
standing cross-legged, talking with school
mate, when another lad thoughtlessly
jumped upon his back and crushed him to
the ground, breaking his leg below the
knee.
Wilmington, Will county, has bearded
lady, of whom the Joliet Republican says
She is tweuty-seven years old, born in tht
State of Maine, has shaved for eighteen
years, and weighs $50 pounds. She i,
short in stature, and is married to a Mr.
Jsckman. She wears q beautiful nous
tsche and chin wbiskers, black as a coal
Mrs. Jsekman is q very intelligent woman
and ia not at all ashamed of her whiskers
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BLOOD, by using Fowle's
: Pileand Hpnox CnYe am
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r- s7' Commerce 81 NY,
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MEDICAL.
CHRONIC DISEASES,

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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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sTaVE REPAIRS.

rskall keep constantly on hand fall stock
of CRATES, Innings and reFairs for the Idsho,
Challenge, Rival len ali sAs leading cook stoves
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Particular attention will bepaid to all kinds
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Wen and e.stsrn pumps kept constantly on
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Thankful for past patronage / you'd resp sst
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and for over two years confidential Physi-
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ofths Medical University of New York,
has now located at Indianapolis,
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10 the only medicine ever discovered for the per-
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81 3 bottle. Sold everywhere. Send for cireu-
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-31
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alt Works like @ Charm"

RRADER-
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Some folks seem 10 be proud of telling how
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but when we get such "awful felix's" to use Rem
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their pains, but We actusly take sll that kind Of
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and say 10 works like q charm!
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tou, Druggist. Rock Island.