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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-10-05
Rail Road Matters.
old tim. for Saybrook.
Yours. iNDE

The crossing OF the plank road over the
railroad cutting near The old gate, is now c:-
ieccd by temporary bridge.
ROUND IIoUsE.-The timber for the Round
House just west OF the station, noticed some
time since, for the l.. S. & NJ. s. line, has ar
rived, anu we suppose that Boss CASTLE is ere
This putting it in shape. Ii is TO be of wood,
with II capacity for eight stalls.
MEssRs. GORDON & WRIGHT Contractors
upon the \. y. & p line between the Station
and llarbor-havc yielded To pressing cnbar.
rissments, and suspended both payment and
work. Their Indebtedness appears to be quite
large and among those unable To luose--such
as labor,rs, boarding. nous; keepers, groccr+,
harness makers and others. Such an event is
To be regretted, not only for The distress ii will
occasion, but also, Oh account oI the delay
and disappointment in Completing the work
upon The road. Another month, we leurn,
would have finished up III, IL contract
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SAYBnooK Demo Lihs. had u gath.
cring nj the town housc last Friday evening,
addressed by j. B. Burrows--or "Boney," Ms
he is lhmIliarly called q lite II crowd, com
posed Of ut least One.lourh sound Rcpnbli-
cans, attracted thithcr cut of curiosity, large
delegation from Ashlabph headed by DR.
King, and TIE whole ,oashod democracy oi the
township. Daniel, nrraycd in soldier blue
ovcrcOat-which suggested very strongly the
idea, considering his past political r,cord--Ol
Stealing the livery Ot Heaven TO serve the
devil n"--callcd tie meeting TO order and
nominated Abel G,ralds Chairman, who came
forward, and after considerable officially in
nnchOring his hat, said that he never liked The
idea OF putting young converts forward, and
lac was u Gerry young convert. lie then called
upon DIR. King to make II few remarks, which
he did, and ended 10y telling us where bis head
was sore. Mr.. BurrOws--whU wanted To be
Chief Justice OF Montana, but didn't tell OF it,
next addressed the meeting in II rambling sort
of manner, which was qaile entertaining and
us near the truth AS could be expected. lie
was frequently nppaudrd, and that young
sDrig OF the law, John Strong, acted us ch'i
claquer for the occasion. 1t is astonishing how
he Iclishcs crow, Tor at the bare mention OF
H0lriS his No. 13 boots would come. down
with II bang that threatened 10 demolish the
substantial pine floor, 10 be Immediately fol-
lowed by an explosion of cheers by the wholc
Dolly Warden herd. 1t ought to be told of
those who swallow his speech as gospel truth,
what his old lathcr said OF him: lie went to
hear him at Geneva a short time since, and
before "BUhcy" had concluded his spec ch, he
arose TO leave The hall some one asked what
made him leave, he answered, Il can't stand
it, ii makes my bones ache 10 hear that boy of
mine lie SO !"
On Saturday evening, the Republicans hal
II grand rally and were addressed by the Hon
l.. 5. SHERMAN, in his usual tOrcblc aud i'm
pr,ssve manner. The Wide-awuke boys were
oIt in force, and delegations of Wide.awak,s 5
were here from Geneva and Austinburg. Tue
house was cTOwdcd-jammed .ull, ana IA hun
dred or more were Obliged To take standing
seats outside the door. Alucl enthusiasm was
manifested. The speaker showed up the Rev.
COlonel-"iorncr pastor DC" and his sale 10
Gov. Fcnton, in such II manner as caused II
blush 10 tnSlc the checks of those Liberal
Democrats vino went to town to hear him, and
praised his speech as something wond, rful.
The Colonel is II model reiormer, indeed.
AT the close, the Wide-awakts formed and
went through the various cvolutions in splt n
did style, and showed considerable discipline
We noticed hanging upon one Of the Lamp
sticks, an old white hat, drdpcd in mourning
1t Sc, med to say, as it d.ngled along amid the
blazing torchrs-"Don'l! Lets Gasp hands
| across the bloody chasm."
Ii was high old tim. for SlybroOk
Yours iNDEX
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ARE YOU GnING WEST 70 inln nnr

AhE YOU GOING WEST Ill so take our
advice, and purchase yOnr Tickets the old reliable
and popular Missouri Pacific Railroad, which
10 Positively the only Linz that three Daily Ex-
press Trains from st. Louis to Kansas City and the
West aud Il, POSITIVELY. the only line which nuns
rullman's Palace sleepers and Fine Day Coaches
(ssleedHy Jor na0csrs) equipped with Milier's Safety
Platform and the Patent Steana Brake from ST.
Louis to kaI sas city, folt Scott Parsons Lawrence
LeavenwoHh, Atehison, 81. Joseph, Nebraska City,
Council Bluffs and Omaha i0iOut change. For infor-
nation In regard TO Time Tables rates. &C., TO any
point in Missouri, Kansas Nebraska Colorado Texas
or California, cali upon or address s. II. THoNPsoN,
Agent Missouri Pacific Railroad, Columbus, Ohio; or
e. A. FoRp, General Passenger Agent, st. Louis, Mo-
No trouble 10 dnsirer QueshoAsi
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Mr.. Editer-One evening last week, an err
rand took me up town in company with a
friend, and having reached the centre of the
Park we stumbled over an object which prov
ed to be the body of a drunken Irishman,
whose boon companions were seated in the
vicinity of the Pagoda, jesting in free and
vulgar manner. To say that we were fright
ened is too simple an expression-we were IN
dignant! The idea that such a city as this
can't support one lamp in the density and
darkness of our truly beautiful Park, is absurd,
and II there are moi men enough in town to
keep that lamp burning, the task had better
be handed over TO some capable young lady
A LADY
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In MEMoRIAM.-For the purpose of pcrpei-
uating the names OF the soldiers who so noby
fell in the great shareholders rebellion, the
town of Madison has adopted very happy
thought and design. Each soldier who enlist.
ed from that township and died in the service.
has marble tablet neatly framed and set in
the walls of the Town Hall, with his name
and place of death cut thereon. The total
number is 81, making two rows of 1S tablets
each, extending clear across the end of the
room, with the odd oae above the rows, in the
center
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NEW ARRANGEMENT! !
Ashtabula Marble Works.

l. HE Subscriber respectfully announces TO
the citizens of AshObua County, that having purchas
the interest of j. L. Reeves and Co. n the Marble Bust
and having Teplenshed with large stock of both
Marble and Sand Stone Is prepared 10 Ill all orders for
Monuments, Head Stones, Tombs, Vans, Curbing and
all Cemetery Work, also, Caps and stills, Water Table,
Chimney Tops, &c. and all kinds of Building Stone
Faggng cut and la. down on short notice, and low
figures any other establishment in the State. We
shall keep the best of material and with good work.
can be found, cannot be surpassed in our own
work for style and finish Please give us call and see
for yourselves. Shop on Centre Street. door west
Off p RObcrtsOn's Shoe store. II. UDY in.
take pleasure in recommending Mr.. Udy to the Deo-
work Monuments &c, and having engaged my services
would be pease to all my old customers who are in
want of work,-and many new ones at the old stand
Respectfully, ETC.,
Sept. 10. 1853 926f j. l.. REEVFS.
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TUESDAY EVENING MEETING.-H Hon. L. s.
SHERMAN, Notwithstanding the unfavorable
weather, was greeted with full house at
Smiths Hall on Tuesday evening The occa-
sion was II lively and enthusiastic one, being
enlivencd by the presence of Capt. Mann's Ar
lillcry company and Capt Johnsons Wide
awake company from Plymouth. These, with
Capt. Watkins company of Ashtabula Wide
awakes, made our streets fl lsh with light
while the little brass ordinance in the Park
made itself heard in tones that no doubt awak-
ened unpleasant reflections in the breasts of
many confederate sympathizer. These COM
panies, in the midst of rain and mud, gave us
an earnest of what we are TO expect on Tues
day next, and the more earnest and decisive
struggle of November. Mr.. Sherman was in
favorable mood and gave one of his calm,
clear, forcible speeches, addressed 10 the can
dor aud patriotism Of the people, and its effect
was not doubtful. In recounting and refutiug
the many calumnies invented and circulated
against President Grant and his administers
lion, they showed their appreciation of them
and the contempt they felt for them and their
authors and retailers. AS he called their at
tention TO the mastery conduct OF the war, of
his singular modesty and selEpolse in the
midst OF successive victories, and especially
the crowning victory of the war, every true
heart beat with fuller impulse, and every
hearer felt his pride and patriotism rise togetl-
er in admiration of the man of their choice
their siandard-bearer, under whose banner they
are keeping step to the music of liberty aud
loyalty The points made in the progress of
the speech called out frequent and deatening
applause. When at the end of some two
hours, he closed, the people left with swelling
hearts and determined patriotism.
The Band was present, and never played
better, and In the closing piece-"B Broadway
Hash"--a new piece, the audience involunta-
ly stopped to listen and enjoy the treat
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Ash abula Market Oct. 4, 1872.
Dealers pay the following Prices.
LOCAL NOTICES.

10 COnsumptives,-The advertiser. having been
permanently cured of that dread disease CInsuH pit ion
by simple remedy, is anxious to make known his
fellow sufferers the of To all who desire
it, he will send copy of the prescription used ee OF
charge with the directions for preparing and using the
same which they will find Cure for Consumption.
A@hlHa, Bronchitis, dc.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
1lS6y Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
"a 1OB Penn Street Williamsbur, N Y
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The next meeting of the "Volunteers, Free
Homestead Colony" will be held at the Grand
Army Hall, Geneva, OLio, ON Monday, Oct. 7,
1872, at two O'Clock p. m, when agents will be
elected by the members to locate the lands:
All persons interested should m Ike special
effort to be present at that meeting. Persons
desiring TO join the Colony Can do 50 then, or
at any time by sending their name and $500
10 j. l. PINNEY, Secretary of the Colony, at
Geneva Ohio.
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Agency Office.
H. FASSETT & SON.

WILL give prompt attention to the
sale, purchase aud rental Of Real Estate 10 Fire
and Life Insurance 10 hrst clar Compamcs Ne Oating
Loans, WrlnS an1 Acknowledging Deeds. Mortgages.
Ashtabuia, o.. Dec. eth. Isl.
a SMALL FARM between A A-htabula and Kingsvlllc
ing u acre--cheJp.
GOOD HOUSE and one pf the nost desirable lots Oh
Main Street. close to the Village. Tor S6.iOO.
BRICK HOUSE. iorg: and new on Prospect street
Of the finest places ia Ash abula aud convenient
to Village with large lot. viii he -oid very fow.
300 ACRES TIMBERED LAND in Denmark. near the
Il miles from said land, " OF land. which
there is Saw dill in good ord VIII be sOld on Ion
time If desired.
121 ACRE Farm in Shcfhuld one half under GOOD
state of cultivation. BuoiLg- gUDd fruit and iy.
Ing wafer. Good timber on plr ui farm. Terms low.
Enquire at this Office Or Of &C.. ". Bartrau prem,
ise-.
ACRE DAIRY FAHN on Turnpike. An-iinburg.
near Village. Good buildings. viii DE suld long
credit If desired Enquire at this Office Of A. ".
Bailey premises.
HOUSE AND LOT Of 3 acres near Ashabula Village.
it, rare chance for hohca,~ad Lnqlre al This Of.
fee or Harvey Parrish un pI'n,i.es.
HOUSE and LOT on Camp ST.. with good Barn -
Buildings nearly new. Price very low.
! HOUSE auu LOT Oh Prospect So. with good Barn
and choice Fruit large Lot and very desirable Terms
reasonable.
DULUTH CITY LOTS.-scycral desirable Lots in
Duluth can be had at a bargain.
MICHIGAN AND WISCONSIN LANDS -3sO Acres
land near Saginaw civ and IOl in Richand Co
Wisconsin viii be sold Or eXclangvd Tor lots in Ash
t1bula County
BUILDING LOTS in different parts of the Village
Tor sale ON easy terms,
THE NETTLETON FARM, The Premium Farm of
the County. pi"a-a&ly siuItrd. only ~ miles from
Aehtabua Nltgr contains a5u acrcs. with good build.
inss choice rd and never failing sprrg- OF pure
ter. Terms very reasonable Enquire oi MIR Nctcton
on the premises or at this agency.
GOOD HOUSE, & LOT. next South of reshytrran
Chapel cn Park ST. in A-hiabua Village. very de-
ttlu As = ItaI l,e
HOUSE & GOOD LOT. on North Side Of Prospect
| St, short distance " est OF Station ~.
FARM HOUSE with new buildings, ? miles from This
Village Plants OnG. with IL of good rLd blen.
ty of good water aud fruit-wuuld make a comivria BILE
! little farm.
a?ACRES OF LAND aGjoinii,g the ack Of same -
This land will be S,ld separate from or in connection
with above named House aud IL Acree. lli6
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DIED.
LII Ell.
ents frce /: CUmmenl latory Notices. half rate

In this Village. on the ist inst, Of Consumption,
BENZ. H. MEiuuAa, aged ~ years.
fof a long time the deceased has been gradually
wasting away living In view Of his dcpifture, aud
rpehhg Tor the transition Ills life has b-en an illus
tration Of endurance gcnene.r hum liiy aud -ubms.
SION, commencing TO all an example worthy Of nia.
uoh His los viii especially be felt by Presbt.
chuich' OF which he was au officer, and which his
worth aud virtutswcr duly appreciated and where he
leaves sincere mournets.
III Geneva Sept lith, at the residence Of his sonn.
INV. NV. Mt' VI. H. fancOst, MIR. CYRus BARTHOLOMEW, ia
the ilrt year OF hr age.
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IIoN. J. A. GARFIELD

GARFiELD-on Friday evening, October 4,
our citizens will have The pleasure Of listening
To their honored Representative, Hon. J. A..
GARFIELD, and propnbly others. The an.
nounccmeni is sufficient, no doubt, 10 cal out
the largest kind of an audience.
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.-Th members of
The Executive Committee of the Grant & viii.
son Club arc requested to meet at the Office of
L. H. Fitch, on Saturday afternoon; at three
O'clock A prompt aud full attendance is re.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-10-05

WIDE-AwAKE CLUB has been formed in
Kingsvile, with JAMES GLEASON Capt, and
III. L.. DAVIS, Lieutenant The number is
wholesome, and the enthusiasm upon the hi ia
pressure gauge. A gathering of the several
Clubs OF the region on Friday evening next at
the Garfield meeting, will make II show worth
s,eing. The light of such gathering OF
torches will set of the pallid faces OF Chapa-
quacks to adm ration.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-10-05
on Marriage.

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from the effects Of
Errors and abuses in early life, Manhood restored.
Nervous debility cured, lmpcdments TO Marriage re-
moved. New method of treatment. New and remark
able remedies Books and Circulars sent free in sealed
Addrcss, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. South
Etlin ST. Phadelphia Pa. 81
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Some idea of the immense business done on
the Lake Shore ralroad line may be formed
from the following item clipped from the
gainesville Journal
On Tuesday last there passed over the L. S.
d NJ. S. Il. r., by actual count II total of /, ,O03
cars, between the hours of a. NJ and s . F.
NJ. or these 36S were Ircigh, cars going east.
81 31passenger cars going east 557 freight cars
going west, and IL passenger cars going west.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-10-05

The Confessions Of an Inyaitd.-Pubisbcd
a. warning and 0r The benefit of young and 9th
crs who suffer from Nervous Debility, LOIS Of Mat
hood, etc, supplying
TuE MEANS or sRIFlURE
Written by one who has cured bipseIf and sent free
on receiving poet paid directed envelope.
Addruss, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR.
2iIl Brooklyn N. Y.
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THE Eamcs and Hall meeting at Z ist vii
lage ON Saturday evening last, was a iull and
enthusiastic one, and though we were not
present, we.are informed that both speakers
acquitted themselves with much credit The
Wideawakes in torch-isht procession march
cd over in good style
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See MonRIsoN's new advertisement


Our grateful Acknowledgements are return
ell 10 Mr.. HENRY BOWMAN, of Saybrook, for
liberal baske. of some half dozen varieties
o: grapes from his vineyard cll-grown and
wcll-ripened. In common with others, Mr.
B. complains that his vines were veiy much
shortened in by the severity of last winter.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-10-05

The question in one of our Sabbath schools
was asked, so teacher informs us, How can
a man deceive himself?" A little fellow
promptly answered, "By voting for Greeley.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-10-05

HEAVY YIELD OF WHEAf-Messrs. Austin
d Vrooman threshed for III. Z. Cotton, OF Per-
ry, says the Madison Press PIG bushels of
Tredwell wheat, grown on four acres of
ground, making an average OF 81 bushels to
the acre. We have the bona Jide word of the
threshers, to this statement.
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A Pressed Brick company with capital of
S50O,O0O has been formed in Conneaut-so
says the Citizen. The farm of T. l.. WOOD,
east of the creek, has been purchased for the
clay bed. The company is to run two ma
chimes with a capacity OF "a, 600 brick day /!
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pR. sAns.s carssRu REMEDY.

Es
II I. Il.."Y'v form Of instrument yet invented
~ wii.l 1rii m..priu L. carried ki.b np
AT y Talg H2Ji 3! toad pan "f ir Ha,ticd -. 81
,p,sl .,: Il tn r'i ubcr. 'aViIic> Ii;rat.
.ist. 81 rI w!ic. The raHrriGl ui-CtHfgc Eti e.
rlly p'i;t"i.. II, want ~ 'Grcc-s in trtHtin.
Cl i-'I trt I1-s Ia arisen lar.ly Fer, H." hnrs
si,ijty of ll:in; rene icI - trc'e GAY itCs AZ
clnl''s h. any q! t.: Crlina! meth, IS. This
oD3iL'ls il tIt va! ut cf'"liu% cures Is entirely
u:.csln, bGtla lave lInl uf tie CEckc. H. using
tlis iltrt It. ~ FlIi is carried /; It's own Weight
Olsli IN. b-;l1j o. nna . being retLiraG rp "ie
nI.tril il f 80 lilt Il lWii,s stream io tie highest
pirill of tis M al pas re-. a>>cs into and thor.
oI :v cI .ar"s all the tu,rs and chambers connected
tl.cawth al )gs OIL Of tie opposite rosir. IL lsc
is pleasant m simple thai Il child uEdvr'
stall it. Fu ana explicit directions
il,trn N mt. Ds Sac'S Catarrh Remedy rrctHt
attack of "So.i ia the hacad" " ly n few cp.
plicatinns.
a,ii discharge filling intD thruat, sometimes pro.
fuse. wltrry thick nucus, purulcut, Uftnsive. Sc.
In Others dryucas, dry. watery, weak ar inianlcd
cyes stopping up obstruction Vt nasal passages,
rin.in. in cas-. deafness hawking and coughing to
c,ae throat, ulcPrat0ns, scabS from ulcers. voice
altered nasal IVAN, offensive breath impaired or
tIta derivation OF sense Or smell and taste dizzi
clar ~ tlnsil@, tickling cough, Sc. Only few Of
teSe symptoms a-c likely TO be present il any
at O1c time.
Dr.SIge's Catarra Remedy, when used
with Dr., Picrcr's Nasal DOuche, and he.
cmp1lic with the constitutional treatment which
J. rncInnendra in the pamphlet that wraps ,ach
b Ittlt ot tbs Remedy. l. perfect specific Tor Ills
lahsono disease. aud the proprietor offer. in good
filth $500 reward for case he can not care
Tho Remedy + mild and pleasant to use containing
stTOn or c1ustic drugs or pnisOns. The Catarrh
Remedy l. sold AT 90 cents. DOuche at 60 cents, by
ali Druggists, or either will lie mailed by pro.
prietor Oh receipt Of 60 cents
V.PIERCE, Va. D.,
RI-FFAIO n Y
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Our absconding friend, Bon ALLCocK, il is
understood has turned up in Columbus, where
he has opened saloon and refreshments for
the thirsty and furnishing.
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SMITH, THE PHoToGRAPHER, is doing some
superb work by process Of which he has the
right, called MezzOtint. lie has laid upon
our desk The picture Of neghbor as sprci-
men, which cannot be excellcd. H. proposes
TO entrap the village editor in his den, and add
his shadow To his unsurpnssed COLLECTION.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-10-05

We are enable this week TO make a some
what presenlable inside, but the outside
of the Telegraph shows the consequences of
our misfortune, taken up as it's with The matter
so kindly furnished us by our contemporaries
of the Sentinel and Times. Our labors, how
ever, have been onerous, and will continue to
be for week or two more. We trust our
readers and patrons will be generous and le-
nient with us until we can wholly recover
ourself. If we, under the circumstances, have
tailed in aught in the way of preparation in
view of tue election, on Tuesday next, we
trust that our Republican friends will make
all good by full and hearty discharge of ey-
cry duty to the country and TO their patriotic
impulses.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-10-05

The gathering Of the clasnclaspcrs on
Monday evening, was, rs the posters Inform
us, To hear Gov. WALKER, of Virginia, but he
did not put III IN appearance, but ia his stead,
appeared the candidate Tor Cungrrss--Judge ge
SUTLIFF, oi Warren, accompanied by IN ora
tnrical neophylc, whose name we were un.
able, after dilIigunt inqliry, 10 learn. AS We
were not present, we are dependent upon IL
friend, who has in another place, given some
giimpscs of the course OF the Judges asser.
IiOns-h" spec c seems to have abounded moIe
in defamation and asserii'n, than iu anything
like coherent argument. The Judge is not re-
markably heaily, but is very clever for his IA
cilr readiness for Office and position, and Tor
this he has Il kecnness that is not often met
with, and us II trimmer no one will dispute his
title to the first rank. In the Congressional
race he will hardly make show, whether up
on the rostrum or through the ballot box His
star in tins, as in other races is likely to settle
again into obscurity and murky darkness.
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MARRIED.

IN Long Lake; MINI, sept t7lh. by Rev. Charles
Thnyer. hR u. r UDELL sr I.fF ,r-Dn aud Miss MIL
NJ WAKEFIELD. Of Long Lake
IN orwell thetc-dcnce Of the brides pircnts
sept Wtb. by The Rev H. 4. Jphn-oD. MR FRANK BIS
sELL, Of Springfield Mo-, and Miss OLIVIA f. WATERS
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e. G. WADE, Esq, is doing yeoman's service
in the campaign. Ills speeches about the coun-
~ bring out lull houses and hearty accents ol
approval.
Ii. B. WOODBURY., is also making himself
eminently useful, and speaking in various parts
of the county. The Republic ms of the coun-
~ are gathering themselves for election tav.
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Fresh Lime.

TNI1E Subscribers have now. and will
l. keep lnnd for the remainder Of the season.
2oud supply ~ Fresh Burned Lime which they offer al
UeJy tor figures at their Kiln AT A-htabuia titfbur
Augurt % 1sI2 S24 ~ III-BUAHD 4 90
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JAMES LYNCH, is supposed to have fallen
from the Pier into the Lake in state of inlox
icaiion, on Thursday night of last week, and
his body was found the next day.