Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-09

tide. of successful operation. Call and Specimens
1000 Doors on hand, at @. c. CuLLEY's.
Call at G.. CuLLEYs and see his Cheap
Doors.
For coughs, bronchitis and consumption, in
its carly stages, nothing equals DR.. Plerce's
Golden Medical Discovery.
FoUND.-Between Ashtabula and Austin.
burg fur cape. The owner can have the
same by paying tor this notice and calling ut
the residence Of DR.. II. p FRIcKER.
Mrs. HARRIET BEECHER STOWE, whose ac-
ident in falling from table upon which she
was standing while arranging some window
drapery, at last accounts was improving and
likely to recover
LATE TRATEs.-The cold snap is having its
e6oct on railroads. The trains from both ways
are considerably behind time. Some of them
have been three hours or more off schedule
time.
Our young friend JOHN RAMAeE, advertizes
in the grating business. From what we know
of him, we think he will be reliables His
"Grimes' Golden apple is some. Give him u
chance. y
The Transit of Venus which occurred in
1863, is to be reproduced in December 1874,
and eastern astronomers are laying the matter
before Congress, that this government may, by
suitable aid, not be behind those of Europe in
patronizing and encouraging science. .-
A WHITE WEASEL was killed or Saturday
morning last in the street near the store of
MANN q MOVES. He was as lively as a cricket,
and as plucky as one of Josh Billings hornets,
as the dog that finally killed it, learned by sad
experience.
HOPKINS the gas-weN borcr, after some week
or two's suspension of business, has within
day or two set his walking beam TO bobbing
again, and having, as we learn, nearly remov-
ed the tubing inadvertently left in the hole,
VIC suppose will be soon ready for more rapid
progress,
Prof X. A. Willard's address at the Ohio
Dairymcn's Association. in Wellington, Jan
25th, 1872, published by order of the Associa.
tion, is sent by mail, past paid. Three for 10
cents; twelve copies for twenty-five cents.
Address the Secretary, Col s. d. Harris,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Stop those ehlls that have been harasslng
you so long, rs they sometimes end in that
fatal disease called by some the "up country
yellow fever" They can be very easily stop,
ped by taking Simmons Liver Regulator Do
not delay; so at once 10 your druggist and
get a package and be cured.
Dissolution OF Ce-PARTNERsHIP- -WM.
GLOVER & BROTHER have this day dissolved
partnership in the boot ard shoe trade All
persons indebted will please call and settle
Immediately. The business will be continued
by WN. CLOVER. Ashtabula, March 4th, 1872
The body of G. r. Northway, former citi-
zen of Orwell, was brought to that town on
Friday of last week from Kansas for inter
ment. Mr.. N. was a man highly esteemed,
and served his country faithfully in the 9th o.
VIC. In the battle of Haw's Shop he was Sc
verely wounded, from the effects of which he
never fully recovered
A Work OF MERcY.-$150,OOO in 5000 cash
prizes is to be distributed, legally, March 28th,
1872, at Omaha. in aid of the sick and desti-
tute at Mercy Hospital. This enterprise is
endorsed by the Governor and best business
men of Nebraska. The tickets are So each
or two for So. For full particulars address
PATTEE & GARDINER, business managers
Omaha, Nebraska
1t is rumored, says the Painesvlle Advertiser
that change is TO take place soon in the man.
agement of the p and Y. r. r., but that the
change will not be detrimental 10 the interests
of Painesville.
The same paper says
The commercial importance of Fairport is
10 be revived this spring. On the opening o
navigation a steamer from Cleveland will com
mencc making regular trips to Canada, touch
ing at Fairport So much for the p. & Y r.. r
The Manufacturers Loan Association tool
us to task for saying that the capital stock @
the institution was all taken. Well, if W,
were not technically right then, we are sub
s.antialy true now, some 25 or 80 per cent o
the amount only remaining, at this writing
untaken. Those who have money to invest il
either of the new banks must make such in
VeStmeut soon or they will be too late.
Files of Bermuda papers have been receive,
from Mrs INQUIRE residing at Hamilton, th
most important of this numerous group. fo
which we are much obliged. Though the,
bring no particular news. they are not without
interest for the Insight they afford of life among
the islands of the ocean. In the way Of ex
ecution. they are not a little antiquated, an'
anything like skill and progress, never, W
saosId Judge, disturbes the even tenor of thei
way.
The Oldest person in the township Of Gene
va is Mrs. ANN BUTLER. aged SO years Thi
is the age of the nshther of the editor of ih
Ielegrayh now trembling upon the verge q
time. Mrs. ALyoRp, the mother of E. S. Al
word, deceased, is, we believe, the oldest pei
son in town, having reached o. years, and al
though blind, Is 10 tolerably ccmfortabl
health.
Orwell gives the name Of Mrs. LAMB as th
oldest person in that townshp-aged 81, an
Mrs, zENAs NoRTAwAY as next on the list, s.
@. G. CULLEy sells Sash, Blinds and DooI
cheaper than any other man.
HoIoway,s Pills aud Ointment.-- "
tand aghast at the thousands hourly hurried 10 perm
nent grave victims OF having neglected the Hrst sym
toms OF disease, WhatL0L the pain originates In II
body or be Introduced accidentally through The skin
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