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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-16

CROSBY a WETHER WAX, dealers in Stoves
Tin ware, Hollow Ware, shelf Hardward, Glass Ware,
Lamps and Lamp-rrmmings, Petroleum, &c, &C.,
opposite the Fisk House Ashtabnle. 9a1
Also full stock OF Paints Oils, Varnishes, Brushes.
&c iii
GEORGE q. HUBBARD, Dealer in Hardware,
Iron Steel and Nafis Stoves Tin Plate, Sheet Iron
Copper and Zinc and Manufacturer Of Tin Sheet Iron
and Copper Ware Fisk Block, Ashtabula, Ohio 1895
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-16
Didn't Want a Minister.

Scene in far Western State. A VIII
lage composed mostly of rude mining
huts called "houses," Cottages" ''tav.
erns," ETC., though really they were but
shanties. An old man sick on his bed.
A friend, seeing tha: his end was close
at hand, showed him many kind atten,
tions. and endeavored TO ease his suffer.
ings in every possible way. One day,
when it was quite evident that the poor
patient could last only few hours, the
friend said to him: 'Davis, it is undoabt.
edly best that you should know the
truth; you are a very sick man, and will
in all probability live but short time.
Are your affairs in condition that you
wish to leave them l should be glad
to do any thing for you, you know"
"Yes, they're all right"
"Well, would you like me to write to
any of your folks East ?''
"No, not ncw-atter it is over"
"Would you like me to call in minis
ter ?"
The sick man, by great effort of will
over a weak and shattered body, drew
himself up in bed so as to be in sitting
posture, and sternly, most soberly and
earnestly said: "Why, what should
want minister for? | never voted the
Democratic ticket in my life!"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-27
9 e - a +.

ptrf6tebeneu pergeblt9en Wieperbelebunss'
psrfu8en tbrte man nur rse9r DON ben Tint
Febsnbsu bic &laseworte: Der lit I'M 3d.
etes, Der 1T bin." Der @trtb i4tdte frfort
tn bas @pttal UNI etntn Tra9fcrt. 8alb
erihtsnen 5wet Spitalsbiener NIT benz &C.
wanf9en4crhe. in me1dem u Der "9obte'
mad Der 2etderfammer tes 3r9us-S pttals
transprrttrt uurce, 40 er, ba IS f4pn (pdt
raar, In fe!Rea Rlttesrn auf zines Der bSl3er>
nen StiHenbetten %fsrsen9erabe ttHgseredt
tpurbe. go rubte Der arne @&netoer tn
@eftQiboft anberer, beretts enttletoeter &oo'
tel, bte tbm einen Sag soraus seetlt parsn.
&m anoeren Rorsen wuree bic 2et&enfam"
n1er reoibirt, unb fir ben Na4ts etnsetra4.
ten @&neieer, welher gut 9efletoet mat, ber
ablt9e 3ettel nit Der 9~ei&ennumuter In 3d.
rettf9aft selest, recrauf fi@ eta @drter b.
ran ma4te, bieftn 1Opten au enttleiben.
Mls Ct benfttten ben Nod ausjieben w61lte,
falus Der &ctte ta1b bic @asea auf uub
rief: "Sa, 100 btR I tenn?" @dtrenp bic
Wdrtsr aberraldt 3urldtrattn, bate 79 Der
Don ben 9obten A%ulerfanbene beretts auf9e>
rt4tet, unb NIT ben Worten: n@ust u,0&t'
t" f1wan9 tr ii4 nit 9rober 8ebenbiafett
Don fetnem 2et@enbett terab uae iu4te ~
fanea ais m6slt@ aus bsr Ndbe fetner un>
betmlt&ex @efdbrten 3u tomrten. @an
>enfe f4 ben 9reden bes erpa@tenS @nei>
bers xxb nod r,eIr bic utberral&uns ber
~Qet4enpdrter!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-27
Ibenteuer zines @1neiter0e:
ieuen.

Der ling. e1oio" er5dtlt iolsenos ST.
iatdte. TIM Der lduetoenpen Sdt:e gu eat,
tomuaen, fa&tste f4 stn rer4etrataetev
54netoers.itue am abene TT zines oerG5aq'
tduitr In Der A%fasitnsuFe ju @eRt, we er
R@ IN filler 3uradsescssnbsit nit @eis nns
8ter labte. Der file 3eder tranf tn faum
3ret @tunben ft6s,ebn 5etbe1 Bstu, in
8olse eeden tim ettuas bste eeporbeu war.
UNI nun feline tnnere Site .ucm6slt% su
edmpien, tranf e ntun 4rase1 Bier. RaG
Gem lesten @laie Nans er NIT Der @erfhe'
runs. fih TUT nctler gu befnten, .om@tut'
le auf, redte nnb Rrefte R@ einex Moment.
ma@.s etneu f%osenannten vDreter", une
tarsts slet@ sinem @tade 9ols 3u Boben.
Der Rorper bes armen Rleiberfunalers
puroe thinner fdlter unb fetfer; bic pulie
borte1 oui esraetmlt& IT. falaseu, unb mad
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-27

pdpfli&en Stubl cine MbreRe an cen
&5nto seridtet.
Gte Strict 1T auf Dem Beae bes
Tortl@rttt5 beoriftn. Der tlrttl@e
Sultan mad't ,piepw einmal eenWer(@
etne ebrlidere unb tbdti9we Serwal<
tung feines 2anbes tersufellen, was Bel
oer Gourruption unc Be1edlt@fett,
nfe tef her 9stples; res Sslarte tpts
| INNER, IL aud nifsmal ser!orene Mlte
lttn tpirb, meint elm turopdil@es 8latt.
Berner eebt Der Gultan nit ben, Ylane
UNI, bic Tbronfcl9eprenung auf3ubeben,
bic na@ oltortsntalilder @ttte ftet6 ba6
dltefeW it8lteo Der 3errfaefamflte, at@t
bea dlteften Sobn tt5 Sultans aun,
1bronerben tefimrnt. Mbeul , &aa
Mill nun bag ,nooerne eurppdi(9e Grb;
redt einflbrsu, 70 oaf 1tin dltefer Scbn
Su0uf St;entn uno xt@t her Gobn
feines @oredusers, Ruras GfsnM,
lein Nadfolser wlrrt.
Gus Diberitb, @iirtembere lareitt
mani: Die 2sbensmtttslfra9e it aQmd>
Zig bier 3u elmer trennenoen eewprren ;
bas @a0er 1T 70 raj, oaB bic MIQer
beinabe ntdt mableu f5nnex; Die bels
fern S@la9ttbiere tparpert raeiltens
e.Ieerea &omlumtionSpunften III, 70
:ob wit UNI uuisr tbeures 0elp (@ledz
isr bebtent werben, al6 bic Gtnwobner
Der @eibex3. Mud NIT unferern wpblz
fetlen 8ter it's nun sorbet tncem felt
1. De3emter oer @&cpptn q unb ter
balbe 2tter 3 #. fotet.
Nus S~loenturs pirb terf@tet: unz
iere &e9ieruns bat BET @cleysetunss>
Gommilflen zen Muftraass ertbeilt etnen
Welegeutuurf lttr tie 8ererbuns bes
Yrunctcilges ons,uarbetten, wel1er
ALE bisbe, i9eu part:fularen Grbre1te
au3uteben, aber fQr bic SnteRaterb>
foloe Il, rem ldneli&en @runpbe7Be|
Den @runpbelaB zines beoorsueten CRIB
redts> w%eni9ten6 fir bic 8la1eu Ter
D%eseeneenten, Der N5cenoenten uup Der
nddfteu Seitenpcrmanpten> tpeiter III
befol9en Bat. 3uslei@ 1T bic Nusar>
beitun8 cines @eleBentpurf5, betreffenp
Die &efvrm res e~bemalt9en @lterre9te
an9eorpnet I'm ouf oielem @ebiete bic
bisbetiee partifulare 8untlGsdisteit
our@ cine einbeitlifbe Neuorbnun9 III
belettt9eu.
I]:g. Sn bieii9er Stabt berriat
eins ,erarttae Ebeueruns ouer 9ebens>
mittel> pie lolhe faum mdbreno Der
&~tis3a5sit bsrcortrot. 8eiipielswe{ie
mue fir Gin pfunc &olbfetid 8-94a
Sar. tejablt werrc', obne oob ieltf fir
pieitn yreis rer 8eparf jeoer 3sit sez
eedt mercen f0nnte. Cine erobe &nz
;abl pom Siieieren be;iebt paber tbren
Munrbeoarf al Butter unp6lei(hmaaz
rem Gus rent Mutterlanoe, rpa8 um 10
leihter auefIbrtor it, ol6 Die Dot
pafete bis CUR Sdpere ron 15pfunp fit
pas perbdltnibmabis biQi9e Yorto BON
I 5or. pro plumb an bic @oloatenfa>
mile bef6reest.
= Il, W.t3.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-27
= ~ et3.

W1breno beS rsutl9>fran;Djii9en
RrieAes erlieb Die 9ebrerl6aft ceS GAIT
tons Meuenbur9 einen Nufruf at aQe
Saulen Ter 9breiS unter ben S@ulz
finpern ner @1wei3 cine @oQecte fiji
Die Woiien ees arie9eS ;u Yeranltolten.
Die Gitte fame ilberaQ be~reitwiQt9ile
Nufnabme. Der Ertraa oer GeQecte
belief it9 auf 4l,44l TrS. Nnfdn9z
lid bate oas COMMITTEE cine Sertbetz
lung gu 9lei&en Sbei!sa uater pie@otz
fen per beioen frie9fubreacen Nattpncn
beabddtist, in 6olsc Der 9rcbm Ser
beeruu9en> mel&e rer lanss araauernce
Rriea iber Granfteih brahte, uno in
Anbetradt, paB pom rsu 5 Miliaroen
2r;s3sfofeuL welbe orm 8ete9ten auf>
erlsAt muroen, cine betrd9tli9e 5umut
ouf Die Wit:men uno @atltn pe5 @iez
gers fallen bltfts, wuroe jepo@ belalclz
len, ;,pet Drittbeile pbi9er 5umme ben
Dailen GranfretdS unp einen Drittbeil
pen @atlen Deutialoncs 3ufomnea gu
laGeu.
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TOILET ARTICLES.
TOILET ARTICLES.
CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER.
NATTAS'S CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR
THE HAIR.

perfectly clear preparation. in one bottle, as
ensilv applted as water for restoring to gray hair Its
natural color and youthful appearance to eradicac
and prevent dandrutf to promote the grown Oh Tie
hair. and stop Its falling
Doiaonous substance, and will therefore GtKe the
place of all the dirty and unpleasant preparations
now in use. Numerous testimonials have hcen sent
up from many of our most prominent citizens. III
everything I'M which the articles now In Use are Oh
iectionable CRYSTAL DISCOVERY Is perfect. ~
Is warranted to contain neither sugar OF LEAD, SUI
Dhr or nitrate of silver. Clear and clean as wafer,
Il does not soil the clothes scalp. 1t Is aErecLiy
Derumet, aud makes one of the best dressings Tor
Tic hair in use. 1t restores the color OF the hair
more perfectly aud uniformly than any Other pre-
paration, and always does so In from three 10 t,l
days. Virtually feeding the roots OF the lilir WIN
all the nOurishing qualities necessary 10 lis grown
and healthy condition, 1t restores the decay ana IN
duccs q new growth of the hair morc rG'iitVc'y
than anything else. The application al mus won
derfu discovery also produces pleasant ;i cnn!,
ing effect the scalp. and gives tho hair pleasant
and elegant appearance. .,,,,.
We call especial attention to tho fact that Unit
ed number of small trial bottles can lie hi hE tnSc
wishing to try 1t. You will notice that In pursuing
this course our aim Is TO convince ~ the nCt'''i
ARTHUR NATTANS.
Inventor and proprietor. Washington: d.
For sale. wholesale and retail, by
PURCELL, LADD L CO.. Propr'etnr,S
In 3l-cOdtje13 Agents, It"Hhi'H"' We
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said he was senator came up and asked Il
Boff1ns didn't want to 60 to the great CITY
Of Randolph, where million Englishmen
from Tipperary, in Ireland, were expected 10
settle" Boffins usked where Randolph was
and said he wanted to go sat least three hun:
dred miles in another direction, The sena.
tor said Randolph was projected by some OF
the greatest minds in Virginia In order to
abolish New York and Washington New
York was "played out" and Randolph would
soon be the capital city of the Union. He
pulled out map and showed the lot On
which jeff Davis would reside when he be-
came President of the United States.
at this point Bofins "bolted,, and blindly
offered colored brother 81 to guide him to
another hotel. He pulled up at the Ameri-
can House. Within three minutes a Rich
mond swell accosted him, and proceeded to
say that he edited paper ut 'Fthe juno.
ton" Boffins didn't know "the Junction.
but he thought it only polite to say Gin
deed.' Then
THE SWELL EDITOR,
who wore the talleSt stove-pipe hat in Rich
mond, told Boftins a few of his literary trou-
bles. A low and scurrilous print sup the
country" had asserted that his paper was
published "under water-barrel at the
Junction." This was lie--he printed his
paper in Richmond, and published it in the
railroad ears on his way to the Junction. IF
Bofiins wanted to buy land, there was close
to the Junction very fine place.
This was enough. Boffins removed him.
self quickly from the editor and made for
the hotel. He asked for bedroom, and
sought his virtuous couch at MONDAY, tell
ing "mine host" to inform all inquirers that
he was suffering from smallpox, typhoid
fever, diphtheria, and all the trst-class dis
eases. He was eating his dinner in bed when
the Lynchburg man popped his head in at
the door and called out: owe never have
smallpox or fever in Lynchburg." Bofins
tossed off the sheets and bolted himself in.
Thus found my old comrade in
A STATE OF SIEGE.
I knocked half an hour before he would
open the door, and then he had jug of
water in his hand ready to drown the Lynch
burger. l calnIed him down, and at length
got him to dress. Grasping my arm tightly
we descended the stairs. We got into Main
street and found the house, and doubtless
one hundred and twenty-five waiting patient
ly. Bofins retreated into the hotel while
faced the enemy.
"My friends" said I, "let me relieve your
minds. Mr.. Bofiins has already bought a
farm" Never have seen such "skedad-
de-" In precisely three minutes and ten
seconds there wasn't u land-agent to be seen.
Boffins was rescued AS all great writer's
say, "more anon"
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RICHMOND AND DASvILLE RAILROAD Co.,}
.... s.-tu RICHMOND, March 81, 1872.
DICIIMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL-
III ROAD.-On and after SUNDAY, March aIst,
1872:
Train No. Through lKissenRerl leaves Richmond
daily Except Sundays) ut 3.35 a. M. leaves Dam
Vile at ll:l7 A. NJ arrives at Greensboro ut 2ls
I'm. #.t
. Train No. U.ynchb,rg passenger) leaves RicE-
PM. r~s
Train No. II Through mail and expressl leaves
ut Il p. NJ; arrives at Greensboro daily at l:a5
-. GOING EAST. ,r .
Train No. Through mail ami express) leaves
Greensboro daily 1T ia:!5 4. NJ; leaves Danrille
daily at $3.50 a. NJ; arrives ut Richmond daily ut
Train No. Through passcngcr) leaves Green's
boro' daily (excert SuGdays) ut 1O:lo A. NJ leaves
Daiyile ut l2a7 T. NJ; arrives Ut Richmond at SAB
Train No. 10 uynchburg passcnger) leaves Lynch
burg daily ut A. NJ leaves Burkcville ut L.
NJ: arrives Mt Richmond At 40 PM.
Trains Nos and IL connect IT Greensboro with
trains on the North Carolina railroad for all points
south. ..s.s... !. ..-. ...m5
Train No G connects at Eurkcyllle with train on
the AtlaHtic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad for all
points southwest and south. SIS sat.t
Train M. II connects ut Greensboro with train for
leaving Ralcigh at 7:i5 r. 81 connect at Greens
'UTq M1h iran m9 FER c mi n6Ds sou, and
southwest can he procured nc the ticket Office In
Richmond, and Of X. +. WALKER. Agent Of the At
ants, Mississippi and Ohio r''ilroad' No. 1923 Msin
Papers that have arrangements to advertise the
JOHN Il. MACMURDO,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
I. II. r. TALcorr, Engineer and supertntend-
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILRoAD Co.,l
tRIcTfMoSp, VA. March 80, 1872. :
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, MARCH
a1at the TR sISE ~, ffJu read Wifi rim as fol-

-
7's 's tRIcTiaoSp, VA, March 80, 1872. :
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, MARCH
~ slst, the TRAINS on this road Will run as fol-
lows: @"E.SI sTrf.as j.; so 4, -ssa
The MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond al ,3:as A.
NJ and 25o T. NJ, aud leave Petersburg ut II A. u.
and 710 r. NJ. 49, :Er.4 -, tsesfs-f 3f'9RgE
FREIGHT TRAINS, with a passenger coach at
tached, leave Richmond at A. n. and =. ~, and
leave Petersburg at 7:45 A. NJ. and 4:5o r. N:
The 3.3s A. NJ. TRAIN will not leave Richmond
on Sundays, and the 73o ]: II. MAu. TRAIN and
745 4. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN will not leave Peters
burg on Sundays. =. E>asttsf' @- 49,
Fare for single tickets. &t25
Fare for return tickets. 400
Communication tickets can he had 1t the following
rates: +
+r Fifty-trip tickets for. go 90
One-hundred trip tickets for....... 60 90
Passengers for Norfolk will take the 2:3o p. NJ.
DAILY TRAIN, and those from Norfolk will con-
meet at Petersburg with the II A. ii. TRAIN
Passengers from Clover Hill Will take the $40 A.
u. TRAIN on Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridays;
and returning, leave Richmond on the same days at
The MAIL TRAINS viii stop only ut Chester and
Manchester. 1919 y.-IsTgt 4 go,
The 5 4. NJ. TRAIN win connect at Petersburg
with the Atlantic, Mississippi aud Ohio railroad for
PULLIAN'S PALACE sLEEPING-CAR. will
be attached to the THROUGH TRAIN at Weldon,
u. b. KASEY,
NH 80 Ticket and Freight Agent
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PIANOS. ORGANS. DC.

WILLIAM KNABE & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF GRAND, SQUARE,
UPRIGHT PIANO-FORTES,
BALTIMORE, MD.
These instruments have been before the public for
yearly thirty years, and upon their excellence alone
attained an UNPURCHAsED PRE-EMINENCE which
pronounccs them uncquaued In
TONE, TOUCH,
RKMANSH1P,
AID
DURABILITY.
All our SQUARE PIANOS have our new I'M
proved OyERSTRUNG SCALE and the AGRAFFE
TREBLE.
We wouldca special attention to our late patented
Improvements In GRAND PIANOS and SQUARE
GRANDS. found In no other piano, which bring the
piano nearer perfection than has yet been attained
EVERY PIANO FULLY WARRANTED FOR
FIVE YEARS
We arc by special arrangement, enabled to fur
nfsh PARLOR ORGANS and MELODEONS Of the
most celebrated makers, Wholesale and RETAIL at the
LOWEST FACTORY PRICES.
illustrated catalogues and price lists promptly fur
niscd on application to
WILLIAM kNABE e. Co, ~
Baltimore, Md: or to
WOODH0USE l. PARHAAI.
nc 17-eod&wsm Sole Agents, Richmond, Va.
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WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO, &c.

RICHMOND, Va, March Is, 1872.
MESSRS. GREENHOW & MEREDITH,
W. RICHMOND, FA.-GESTLEMEN: have
made an examination of the sample of "BU NJ
GARDNER WHISKEY you sent me Il few days
since for analysis and find It very pure article,
free from flsll oil, or any aducraion.
Yours very trulv ". GILLIAN.
Analytical Chemist.
TO THE PUBLIC.
Parties needing this pure reliable. and hIEDICl-
NAL WHISKEY can procure IT AT HOG Main street.
We are now getting this article from the manufac-
turers, and will furnish II unadmtcren.
GREESIIOW & MEREDITH.
ap 13-lmSteod2m
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, VA, April IL, 1872. !
OFFERINGS.

OFFERINGS.
WIIEAT.-Red, bushels.
ConS.-Wlttc 1903 bushels.
OATs.--aas bushels.
ERYE--l2 bushels. * ssr .l.et..-
/. BLACK PEAs.-5U bushels,
,.5ss SALES.
terms: so bushels prime at T3c ass bushels very
good ut 72c.-total, s.e3s bushels
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CLOTHING.
T T.. DOHERTY, Ia
DRApER AND TAILOR, VIZ
SO MAIE STREET,
IN, tie, his patrons and the public generally to cx
uInluc one of The largest and finest stocks Of
SPRING AND SUMNER IMPORTED GOODS
ever offered In this market. which he will make up
in the best manner and ut moderate prices.
All goods warranted to he OF the FINEST
QUALITY. ap l"-2m
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FROM Greene CoUnsy--FrOm West
Virginia.
oTASARpsyILLE, GREENE COUNTY, VA

NThSAkDSSlLLE, tREEs,E COUNTY, ' t.,f
April II, 1872.
Court passed of quietly Yesterday, with
iUt htli, business done; not many people in
attendance. As the weather Is fine in this
section of The country. the farmers generally
uyr busy. Your correspondent h;,S recently
returned lrrm Zip TO West Virginia. Pass
M along the line Of the Chesapeake and
t.iio railroad. | WAS surprised TO find so
mach work completed during the extreme
cold weather. | spent two weeks at
hI@Wla Courthouse, situated on the
lstuk Of the river. II reminds me Of the
Shenandoah! Valley, though the Valley of
Virginia does not Acr the whistle
ai.3 '>capiug steamboats,. hanawka has a
Mrttil-huiit capitol, elegant passenger DEPOT,
ANA theatre. Having passed many pleasant
i.tmti-ictcS with the Charleston "irs--of
winch she needs To hoasi--I reached per
= ailor Hartford City another tlourishiny
western town. There | saw the salt works
and coal banks. West Virginia is destined
10 equal PENNSYLVANIA in the production Of
coal and other Minerals. Wait patiently until
the great connecting link is made, and then
she will have sufficient means TO have her
vast wealth developed and ready sale for the
abundance OF coal. BURNSIDE.
Anon" the audience that night [whcli
booth played Ia@o"l was somewhat ILL.,
sophisticated individual, who inquired OF g
gentleman sitting hear him, "ls this the play
III which a Niger marries Il white woman,
and then chokes her 10 death!" An appro-
pirate reply Was given. The q,lestioner then
rose TO leave, remarking: "Wcll, then,
darncd il want 10 see it. 'Twon'f do for
old Vir2inny Richmond letter in Kills
tyre Reco-dsr.
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THE REASON WuY.--At the close Of one of
Mrs. Swisshelm's orations, she asked if. any
male citizen was present who was opposed to
woman suffrage; if so, she would like to
have him stand up and give his reason. To
the surprise of every person present, the Sc
rious-mindcd chaplain of the Ohio peniten.
taiy arose. Some one on the platform limited
to Mrs SwiSshcIm his calling and position,
when Mrs. Swisshclm inquired if he had any
women in the pcnitentiary. " Yes re-
sponded The chaplain, "we have twelve, and
they make more trouble than the whole nine
hundred men."
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vIEUM CiDI EFT gERRI.

VIiUM CiHi EFT EERRI.
Each lud ounce represents two ounces ol fresh
beef and four grains citrate Of iron In one ounce OF
pure sherry wine. Also, the without the iron.
These valuable articles arc for sale by ....
j. BLAIR, Druggist,
unlo No. S25 Broad street.
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Rev. james A. Duncan, d. d.. preached in
Trinity church, Baltimore, on Sunday last,
two very able aud effective sermons. Not
uithstanding the weather was unfavolable,
the congregations were large both morning
and evening. AT night particularly we OBJ.
served quite Il number of persons from re-
mote parts of the city, and all appeared to be
impressed with. the thoroughly evangelical
element OF his preaching. We trust Or.
Duncan will often repeat his visits to Balti-
more Baltimore EpiscOpGL Methodist.
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There are 1900 Mehodi.ts In France.
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William Wood, OF Fort Erie, has accepted
Il challenge from the Brooklyn Aquatic So
cicty to swim from Buffalo Lighthouse
to Windmill Point, 4 distance of six miles.
The acceptor will choose his own day. The
swimming will probably come off about the
4tb of July. If accomplished it will be one
of the greatest feats in the SWIMMING line.
Not only is the distance the greatest ever
attempted, but the current from Lake Erie,
setting into the Niagara. renders the task one
OF extreme difficulty. Mr. Wood stipnlates
that no boat shall at any time be within one
hundred yards Of him, and that he shall take
his own time TO perform the feat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-15
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