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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-16

THE HORSE DIsrEMPER Is finding its way
over the lesser places, since its respects have
been first paid to the cities and larger towns
1t has made its appearance in the livery stables
all taken with it. The Omnibusscs suspended
on Monday last. The mails are taken in u
one horse wagon, or III some cases are'convcy-
ed upon the backs of bipeds. The Indications
are, that the scuge is to be no less general here
than in other places visited in advance of us.
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1t is now understood, that the A.Y. & p, and
Mahoning Coal Railroad Companies are agreed
upon the use of one and the same track from
the station to the place of divergence near the
Elm tres bridge, and both companies share in
the expense of the grading. This work proves
to be OF greater lormidsbness than was expect
Cd by the urinilated. Tie cutting is almost
entirely through clay, and soma of it at depth
of lrou is to % feet, or more. 1t Is progress
ing with as much stradiness aud energy, rs the
frequent rains will permit.
Tue REsERvoIR in the course Of construc-
ton near the Harbnr by the A. Y. & T. Co, TO
which allusion has been made, is now APP
prOaching completion. Its dimensions seem
to justify notice. Its diameter is ITO feet, and
s'oping to u depth of 10 feet The grade from
the surface to the bottom is such as not TO re-,
qu!re masonry, and as il is dug into the blue
clay, there is no reason to question its capaci
ty for holding water. 1t is ON the plateau,
some 40 or so feet above the Greek bottom. 1t
would seem MS it its capacity, with a steam
pump for supplying it, from the Creek, would
be sufficient to supply all the railroads run
ming in and out of the place, and one can
hardly imagine the use 10 which such guam
tity of water can be put. Properly ccono-
mized, with such a fall, with the new inven-
tions in wa,erwhecls, it would answer to run
a half dozen light manufactures. But as
railroad compani, keep their own secrets, AMI
do not tell us what they are going to do in ad
vance Of doing it, the exercise of the virtue of
patience, will perhaps bring their plans to
light, and then we shall know. ali about it.,
and be enabled 10 speak oracularly Of their
wisdom.
Floor Qilclntha In Now H.Itrrnn Tnler 4 GarLises
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Mr., OMER Wilcox, Pres ident of the Ohio
Eureka Church Company, is stopping at the
Ashtabula House.
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unite with the colony, are Invited to be present
at that meeting TO be held in the Grand Army
Hall, Geneva.
JoLLYFIcATIoN.-Two efforts nj a jollhca-
ton over the late victory at this place, have
resulted, for some reason unknown to us, In
failure, and some Of our friends In adjoining
towns have been subjected TO inconvenience
and disappointment, we suppose. AS the Re-
publicans cannot get up bit OF a hurrah, we
move that our Liberal friends have an oppor
tuniiy. They can give us odds, and then beat
us at crowing,--as was fully shown in the
opening of the campaign, if they fail
they will be no worse off than we are.
The appearance of the Horse Disease Is nm.
nounccd by our local exchanges in almost ev-
cry direction. Ii seems to have little prefer
ence for locality, but like our travelling show
mcn, favors the larger places first and after
wards pays due attention to the smaller. Our
livery stable are attacked first, but private ones
are not safe. Our two livery stables are kept
as hospitals for home patients, and teams are
obtained from other regions To keep omnibusses
running They are therefore making regular
trips again as usual.
HB-The prevalence of the horse disease
makes 1t of some interest to note how vast is
the capital invested in horses in this country,
which has been embarrassed or jeoparlisrd by
the "epizootic" The number Of the horses in
the country has more than doubled since 1850,
and is estimated TO have been 5000 900 in
February last They are estimated to have
been worth 1859, ,7o7,9l6, the average prise of
each animal being $7337. They are owned
in the large numbers in New York, Texas,
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois Iowa and Pennsylvania
the great agricultural States Of the country.
There are also in the United States 1870, 200
mules, valued at $3,242, ,229. The gross value
of the horsrs and mules of the whole country
is $3.50, ,733 ,232, compared with 1921 .562 693 In
oxen and cattle, $329 ,4oS ,9S6 in milch cows
$SS,77l 1877 in sheep and $138, ,733 S2S in hogs
1t will he seen from these figures how serious
an inroad would I've made upon the business of
the country If from any cause we should be de-
privcd of our horses permanently or for any
length of time.
North RIDGE VILtGANcE AssoCIATIoS.-
The fact of the formation of such an assoc-
alton has been ass rted. We give below list
of the officers
Silas Cook-President.
John Castle,
J. NJ. Ncttletrn, VII n-.,
John Wilkinson ''s'ueh's'
Geo f. Nettletou.
Daniel Michcll-Trcasurcr,
j. II. Couk-Secretary,
II. G. Srong-Capan,
A. A. Lee-lst. Lieutenant,
VIM. Warren-2nd. Lieutenant,
Minute Men.
w. J. Smith, G. W. Burdick,
Chas. Andrus, j. H. BuglNe
VIM. Brown, Geo L. Netleton,
Willard Randall, J. NJ. Ncttlcton,
A. W. Tinker, Geo. Craytor.
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Mr.. HORACE WATseS, of Plymouth, has
purchased the house aud lot of Mr.. b. c. Full.
LER on the Roundhead road for $4,000. Mr..
w: contcmglates moving into town, for the en-
joyment of larger share of liie's comforts and
privileges, than are unusally found in the
sparcely settled interior farming districts. His
purchase is well selected and will be a pleasan.
home, and Mr. Watson and family will be u
wholesome aeecssiOn 10 Ashtabula society
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Preside off San Francisco, Cnl.
November 4tb, 1872,

November 4th, 1877.
JAS. REED, Esq.-Ay Dear Sir:
The Second artillery exchange with the
Fourth artillery. The Battery to which be-
long will bc stationed at Fort Macon, North
Carolina, to which place please change my
address.
called on L manuel Mitchell the other day,
and to my surprise met Ed. Field. From them
learned of other Ashtabulians and we went
out making calls. do not remember of ever
having spent 50 pleasant an afternoon in San
Francisco. Our trip down the coast was II
pleasant one notwithstanding it was rough
crossing the Columbia Bar, and also the frs:
day and night out. Six Batteries leave here
tomorrow at 0 O'clock, A. NJ. by special train.
go with that battalion. l do not know what
route we take beyond Omahl.
leave tue Pacific coast with many regrets
and think most of the officers do. The almost
universal sentiment seems to bc Il am sorry
that we are going East"
am, Very Truly Yours,
L. B. HUBBARD, LIST. Lieu. Cd Artillery
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Don't buy your woolen Blankets mail you examine
our stock and Prices. Tyler & Carlisle.
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Ashtabuin Market Nov. Is, 1872.
Dealers pay the following Prices.
LOCAL NOTICES.

HOllOway's Ointment.-searching through the
skin aud gland, and MUSCLE to the very source
and centre OF external disease, this mild yet powerful
vegetable salve effects with amazing celebrity.
Sold IS Mad.n Lane, N. Y. Price sj cents per pot.
Ask for style; the ola is counterfeited.
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Our HARBoR presents quite a lively ap-
pearance with two dredges, ono pile. driver, a
squad of drillers aud blasiers of the Harbor
bottom, the wood. workers and graders of the
new docks, and the vessels coming in from a
profitable summers work and dsmautling
preparatory to laying up for winter Beside
these evidences of activity, numerous team
sters are delivering piles from the interior Ia
keep the pile drivers busy. This work is
somewhat impeded by the condition of the
roads, and the slow and tedious work of the
delivery of piles in such quantities as to Civ,
steadiness TO the progress of the work d
docking
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os. sAoe,s cArARRN aRMkpy.

OR. sAoe's cAfHRkh hEMEpys
II is tho only form of instrument yet invented
with which nuid medicine cat be carried htgh up
anl pslftctiy d2psd to all parts Of the affected nasal
n.sa "a a1l III, chambers or cavities commnnicat.
la herewith In which h"rcs and ulcers frequently
rally prncccdS, The want of success In trraing
Catsrh heretofore haS arisen largely from The mpOs
sDili!y OF applying remedies 10 these cavities snd
chin1,ss by any Of the ordinary methods. This
obstacle IN tL1 way of c0ecting cures IL entirely
overcome by the invention Of the Douche. III using
this instrument the Fluid s carried By lts o.n selpht
no Sau n1 forcing pumping being fequfedo up One
nostr In full gently flowing stream 10 the highest
portion of the nasal passages passes into and thor:
tbereyith' and aows out Of the opposs nost Its
il nleasant, aud simple that child can under
stand t. Euil; aud exPlisit di.eettohs
accompany each Instrument When used with this
instrnment. Dr. Sages Catarrh Remedy cures recent
attacks of "Cold la the Head !" bya few ap-
picatiOns, - .u-.
ache discharge falling into throat. sometimes pro-
fuse waery, thick muous, purnlcnti ohehsive, 6c:
In others dryness, dry, watefyi weak or Unnamed
ewes. stopping up obstruction OF nasal pafsaSeft
ringing in ears, Deafness hawking and coughing 10
clear throat ulcerations, scabs from ulcers Noies
altered, nasal twang, offensye breath impaired 9t
ness. mental depression, loss OF appetite indigesuon
enlarged tonss, tickling cough, &c. Only iew OF
these symptoms likely TO be present In any ease
DR.. b sase,s Catarrh Remedy, when used
with DIR. Picrcess Nasal DOuches and he'
companied with the constitutional treatment which
Is recommended in the pamphlet that wraps each
bottle OF the Remedy. is perfect specific for this
ioathsome disease and the proprietor oers, In good
The Remedy IL mild and pleasant 10 use. containing
no strong or canstic drugs or poisone The Catarrh
Remedy Is sold at SO cents, ponehe at 60 cents By
ALI Druggists, or either Will be mailed by pFos
prietor on receipt OF 90 CENTS
= nv. PBERCE, M. p.
suFFAio, *,
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From and after October 2sh, 1872 Pass nger Trains
will run a follows:
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Marsailles Bed Spreads 70: ss.a5-worth Sat-
Tyler Dc Carlisle,
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Black Silks In great va.iety and very cheapat
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A copy of the Conneautville Courier. comes
to hand with the following article marked for
our attention
eB-The Ashtabula correspondent of the
jefferson SeatiRei has the following In his
asst letter;
"The editors OF the Conneauiyille Courier
were In Ashtatula recently trying TO rent a
room with the intention of removing their
paper here. We regfet that they were unsuc-
cessful."
The writer has been misinformed. Neither
Of the editors of the Courier have been in
Ashtabula within the past five years MOI
have they the remotest idea of removing
their paper there or any place else.
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SYMPTOMS OF CArARRH. Dull, heavy hcac-
ache, obstruction of nasal passage, discharge
filling into throat, sometimes profuse, wa,rry,
acrid, thick and tenacious mucous, purulent,
muco-purulent, bloody, putrid. offensive, etc.
In Others dryness, dry, watery or inhamed
eyes, -Fiaglug In ears, deafness, hawking and
coughing To clear throat, alterations, scales
from ulcers, voice altered, nasal ,wang, often
sive breath, impaired smell and taste, dizziness,
mental depression, tickling cough, etc. Only
few Of thcabove symptoms are likely to be
pEassRtiaAny case at one time, No disease is
more son,poR oglesa understood by physicians,
The pFopFetoF oi pr, aAaEs OAPARRH REME'
DY win pay 5000 reward faF q case Of Catarrh
which he cannot cure. Sold by Druggists at
30 cents,
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North RIDGE VTLtGANcE ASSOCIATION
The fact of the formation of such an associ
alton has been ass 'rted. We give below list
of the officers
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The first snow of the season fell on Friday
morning.
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ID. w. HASK ELL.

take pleasure In informing my
numerous patrons that | am
receiving n very large
and complete
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sPAoEAh EsoEEeHs.
CHAOXiC AILMENTS;

Particularly sSrofulA, have tAeII origin in al
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armed federal soldiers to col t,ol q Repub.
lican convention in New Or. ans, aud 10 act
as police at Chicago, teach US that the un-
repu blicAn system of force which the parry
in power devised for the government of the
South, IS developing into a universal policy.
The fact deserves solemn rrh-c al
the hands Of the American people. 1t
was in the dissot pro-eonsular pro-
vinces that the military power ripeBed
which afterwards overIhrew the Roman re-
public. 1t was 10 The asplsuded des,ruc-
ton Of the liberties of these remote depend
IN cits that the army learned how 10 destroy
the liberties OF the Roman people in the end.
A free people cannot, except at their peril,
hold others in forced Gubjecuon to special
infections the enforcement OF these pecG-
! liar hardships develops powers and prActi-
ees that are foes to all freedom and our
sole hope for the country is is the convic-
ton that the sturdy freemen Of the North
will, on a fair appeal 20 their sense OF as
tiee. avert the mensced danger to their an
liberties by demanding the full measure OF
those liberties TO their southern brethren, II
the national Democracy shall make such an
appeal, and attest ths patriotic disnterest-
ednsss Of its own motives 10 making
il by waving its claim TO make
the usual party contest for the presidency
iu 1872 IL, as the Democracy OF
Missouri did. with sueh bene6cent results
in 1870 the National Democracy shall alb
stain from the pre- sidential field. and sur
render the solemn duty of reckoning with
| the authors of our government to the PEG
pie undistrscted by other questions, We can
not doubt that the effect viii be the over
throw Of the dominant party and its policy
3 the re es,ablishm ent of the Union and re
affirmation Of the constitution.
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roR anw 81 ATYoME

Diseases arising froHa tndIs reton have besu
treated wnh BAi=sm CopSiba Hhd Mercury, un
ca the 81 mAChs Of patients usiuR them became
80 nAussAtsd Aad weakened that it vas nara to
deoias which was the worst comp amt the ais
ordered stomach or the original disease At
length the semarItxn's Gi nade its advent, ana
an entirely new system Of cure was inaugufsted
ana the ben hoisl rssults az once seen, The dis
gushing drugs srd poisons were discarded, and
to day the alft is prescribed By numbers of the
leading Physiciansj yet, Notwithstanding, the
samaritau's sitt is known to be positive cure,
purely Vess sole, aud pleasant to use, as ouly
ten pals have 30 be tsksB, msny old anti deiavI-
sus " III stick 20 taeir sieSenjug rugs and gorge
Their patients for weeks perhaps months
re- Has long job ard big bill any
thiug 90 do with it? sle pasksae s 81; Female
49, sent by mail We cann,t avoid calling til
attention Of delicate females TO the Samsriian's
Gift as . positive cure for whites; By following
directions yen will soon get rid Of thai trouble
some diI,ass, aud become robust and hearty.
Sold By Drusgisls generally.
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