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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-30

THE GRAED JURH, Gs will be seen from q
communication In our columns, do not con.
flne their attention 10 !he Saloons. but are af
ter the Printers aud Druggists. Itis not uh.
common 10 see advertisements IN the county
papers, and 10 almost any Of the dailies,
that circulate more or less generally In
our villcgcs, Of a questionable character
in morals, and the publication Of which
are III violation of law. It is not always easy
TO siear clear Of them for they are sometimes
couched In unobjeciionaJc terms, an Il their
real Object Is only To DC assumed or inferred.
If the object Of medicine, whlrl. We are ask.
ed 10 advertise, is stated, and 1t ia plain that
its publication would be- IN violation Of law,
or only a violation Of taste, we haze uniform.
ly refused them for years, whatever tic com
pensaton offered for their admission. This
course We expect Grmly TO adhere TO, law or
no law. The course Of the Grand Jury meets
our heHrly approval, and We wish them cum
plete success In their efforts to suppress both
the advertisements aud the sale VI the nos
trumg
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-30

Castoria--a substitute for castor ola vegetable
preparation containing neither minerals, moryh nor
alcohol 1t is pleasant 10 take does not nauscate, and
operates when all other remedies failed. Dr. Pitcher
has experimentcd ft, years in producing prepara
ton more cic eat titan castJr oil, without its hUrrd
taste. The Cesora regulates the system cares con
stpaton stomach ache, crolp and atulency, and kills
worms. II does lot distress or grippe BY its Quieng
soothing effect produces natural sleep and is paticu
larly adapted to crying cLd tecthing children.
Ne desire physcians test this article, and will
forward thrce bottles gratis 10 the address cf any
authenticated Insist that your druggist order 1t for
YoI. 1t costs but 80 aid uUlte viii
many doctors bills. GJt4
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AsuTAnuLA, March 9Th, '72.


Eater TSlegrdph-Abcve, hand yod
statement Of the receipts and expen 1ltures OF
our growing neglbor-- city of Puinesvillc,
which | would cite to our people and public
authorities as ptoper example for imitation.
In common with many Of our tax paying
citizens, l wish that similar exhibit could
be made by the proper authorities, boui Of
our village and school expenditures, so that
the public who furnish the money, may be
able 10 gee 10 what uses and for purposts it is
spent. Much of the dissatisfaction with our
Boards of public officers arise from suspicion,
rather than an actual knowledge of delnquen-
cies or misapplication OF the public funds.
This statement would place before the people
facts Which are the only true ground for just
criticism. We all know that it is extremely
difficult to get the best men el our village TO
accept any public position from feeling that,
do the best they can, they are, and will be, sub
jectcd TO seYcTe and oft times unmeritcd GER
sure. Thus we are thrown to great extent
upon the official action of those who fail TO
command the confidence Of the people. As a
consequence, they are subjected TO suspicion
and ccnsure, but when needs are so pressing
that they Justify themselves in using their Of;
fetal position to remuneratc themselves not
only for their labors but their suiferings also.
Let the facts'be put before the public, full
and explicit in detail. Let the people see to it
that the best men are placed in public Office.
an while giving them full confidence, hold
them to strict account for their official ae
ton.
Receipts and erpenditurSs Of He Lcoprorsed village
Of Pdiaesrie, for The yei lrscedin0 March lsA, lSI2
cpkA6, puxn
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-30

CuNARD STEAMERs-We failed to call at
tention, at the proper time, TO this line of
steamers and the appointment of II. FAssETT
& Son lis agents for this place ArrangemeNts
can be made for passage 10 the other side with
these agents on the same terms as at the New
York office
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-30

The DINwIDDY WAsnINo MACHINE contip-
ues to increass'in fatot in our laundry; not
only is Il effective for cleansing the ordinary
articles for washing, and giving them pecu-
liar, brilliancy. by simple process in labor
saving, but II is found TO be valued assistant
forithe heavier spring work Of cleaning bed
ticks. blankets, quilts. etc. We learn that Mr..
creoksr is selling many of these machines in
town, and they seem to be growing stsSdily
jn as6r. MI! crocker on the North Ridge,
and Mrs Geo, Ford in the village, will sell
them and giysinstFuction in their use. y"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-30

We have yielded 10 the request Of our cor
respondent. and published in iull the very
clearly arranged any satisfactory report Of our
sister corporation Perhaps 1t Is deserved
rebuke 10 our village authorities Tor shrinking
ers Of the village a similar report Of the finan
cial condition Of the Cofp6ratlon, as by law re.
quired. This was overlooked last year. and
again this. and If it leaves room for the sus-
picion, that there is something rotten in Den.
mark, our authorities wiz lave little to com.
PLAN at
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TO CoIonists Goinr yyesf,-i

TO Colonists Going VEST W your tickets
over the " Old Rc!iable's MIsSoUSt PAciFt RAILROAD,
the popular from St. Louis seaila Fl Scott,
LAWRENCE. Kansrs City. Achinson, ST. Joseph, Omaha,
DenYer and all points In Missouri Kansas Nebraska,
and Colorado, 10 which people moving. This Linz
has unrxcellcd equipment in fine day coaches, Pull
mans paac. slecpers, Nlers Safety Pc.crn; ard the
paent STEAM BgEAGahd its reputation for prompt time
and connections is provGrbia, For valuable in
formation and assistance and 20 make ARRANGE
MENTs at lowest rates offered by any line call upon
address l. u. WHEELER. Agent Missouri Pacific Rail
load - Lloyd Street Buffalo, n. y. E. 4. FORD,
Geueral Passenger Agent, ST. Louis No. No trouble to
answer qustions. 55y
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-30

GENERAL PIERCE, of Sharpsvlle, Pa, the
President, and w ALLAes PIEhpR, of Marquette
county. Mich. the agent, of the Smith Iron
Mining Company, were 10 town at a meeting
or the Directors of safd company on Thurs,
day evening last They report the mine as
looking we'll. About 100 tons of ore per day,
are being mined now, with prospect of in
creasing the amount as the mine is developed.
The cars viii be running 10 tlie mine by the ist
of lime. '''''"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-30

A CAUCUS will be held at the new Town
House in saYbrook. on Saturday evening,
March S0th, 10 nominate candidates for town:
ship officers, who will be devoted TO the best
interests of the township. A full attendance
is requested so that the tight persons may be
selected and general satisfaction given.
MANY CITIZENS.
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Rail Road Matters,

The frame Of the station housI at jefferson
is DIP.
OUT-LINE MAP.-Somc friend whose name
is not given, sends US copy Of this produc-
tion, giving the popul alton and location of
ihe counties of the state, together with the
lines of railroads. The accuracy, or fun Of
the thing may be seen in the lay of the A. Y.
&; p. road from this place. 1t nesiles Jefferson
right at the junction formed with the Jam es-
town Branch, and then leaves Warren several
miles to the west, striking Youngstown in a
very direct line from It's terminus upon the
Lake. The Warren people are compen-
sated, we suppose, for the loss of the A. Y &
p. by the Narrow Gange, which upon this
map, forms just rs imposing line rs any of
the half dozen that run into Warren. 1t would
seem as ii this map had been gotten up under
the wand of some Paincsville magician. 1t
can hardly he supposed that our senator
knows anything about the affair.
THouGu the hallasting of this end Of the
jamestown road is necessarily delayed because
Of the shallowness of the gravel pit and the
frozen condition of il and the road, the James.
town end is not suffering from the same diff
culties. A gravel pit with some twenty feet
face kept open all winter, has enabled the
work to go on. and some ten or twelve miles
of the lower end with two engines and two
gangs of men. have been about completed
The progress of that cnd, and the prospect now
ot soon opening the Van Akin pit on the other
side Of the gulf encourages the hope that
much further delay will not be required Our
Jefferson friends. therefore, will keep up their
courage. The good lime is coming wien they
will be enabled to get ont into the world.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-30

AsHrABuLA LOAN AssocIATIoN.-The meet.
ing of the subscribers to the capital stock oI
this association was held according to previous
pstice at the olhce OF o. II. firdn. Esq, on
Tuesday afternoon last, and the organization
Of The association was perfected by the cleo
tion Of the following ofacefs = - +
-a;gs -, DmEcroRs-
s. Fl. FarriRssan;;
IL, Tyler, tct,,t5 tctt i'A
Geo. c. Hubbard,
HI. Morrison: Iia 10 Say
J.B. Shepard, -
J. w. Haskell, .tRe
IF. silliman. (. "a
r. HiliimAn- Pfssidssk lfr'"8
4. A. South wtsk- C1saie.
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LOCAL NOTICES


Holioway's Piils.--The estimation In which
these nedt;nar a:c he'd by the public steadily in
creases their demand. They act directly the sys-
tenn removing ali obstruction, rsnoYatng the springs
Of liic, purifying tie BLOOD and totally .radicatin
liver Complaints, ipdigestiou pain in the side gem
cral debility. Sold everywhere. 20 cts per box or pot.
Hope told FlattcriDg Talc.-- But neSet
Even anticipated 80 ueNine preparation for the toilet
as that delightful preparation SIZUdUut. So cool and
rercshu ly agreeable to the mouth and teeth hardens
and inyigoraIes the gums, gives pure and healthy
ton" to the BREATH cleanscs Leauthes and lrese 81
the teeth, and arrests decay.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-30

Mrs, Mary Miller, who rode from Exc
ter TO Pottst0wn, Pa, on horseback, to
attended the funeral obsefsshces Of
George Washington in that borough on
the 18th of January, 1900, is still living
at Mount Airy, Berks County, aged nine
ty-two, but looks and acts and talks like
. young thing of sixty or thsresbeus@
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-30

CHIEF ENGINEER SLATIFER has corps OF
engineers at work at the Harbor, preparing a
typographical plat of the territory on the west
side belonging to the A. Y g. p. company,
preparatory to an early beginning of the ex-
tensive works at that point, designed 10 ac-
commodate commercial enterprise, and give
our Harbor place among the more impor'
tant ports of tie South Shore
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-30

Besides the publication of report Of vii
lage matters, we have been asked to call the
attention of the BOARD of Education to sim
liar report, by which il may he seen at a
glance-by well arranged account in detail
how much money has beeG drawn from the
people, and just how 1t has been expended.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-30

THE GAS NELL, which has been in state
of suspension few days for want Of water
for the boiler, has attained depth of 6l2 feet,
and the material reached is of regular slate
formation, and though close and firm in tex
ture is yet brittle, and, Of course, on that ac-
count, easily worked. Work was resumed on
Friday last. '
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-30

The Northern Ohio journal throws doubt
upon a recent allusion, in these columns, 10 a
certain editor aud wife in moonlight coloquy
because as it says the married members of
the frateinally in Painesyille, for some unex-
planned reason are not much given to moon
light saunterings.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-30

CLAIMS against Messrs. ROBERTSON & Nc
KENzIE, Contractors. should be presented be-
fore'the 18th OF April for settlement, as will
be seen by advertisement. These Contractors
have a large amount of property used in con-
struciing the road, which is be disposed of at
public auction. See bills.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-30

The railroad traveller will find a remedy
thatis.pleasant and perfectly harmless, and
sure preventive of the evil cffrcts from con-
stipation or change Of water and diet, by using
Simmons Liver Regulator.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-30

QpR TowNsHIr FfNANcEs are managed
with considerable economy. Treasurer Ron.
ERTsoN shows that aside from road expenses
that are a little less than ssbG the expenses Of
the township do not exceed e75. -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-30

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT. On Friday morning
last, DELos BuRNETT'of ibis place, met with
n most distressing accidcn, while at work ON
a wood train for the Lake Shore Railroad CO.
He was STOPPING 10 lift plank while two
trains were in motion, one of which was back
ing towards him. The noise of the other pre-
vented him from noticing the train that ap-
preached him and he was struck in the back
By platform car and thrown head foremost
on the end of tie, with one foot resting on
the rail. The head was badly iniured-a large
portion Of the scalp was torn off and the bare
skull plunged into the sand. A portion of the
skull was also injured. The foot was crushed
by the wheel, which passed over it lengthWise,
and has since been amputated. Some Slight
hopes were entertained for few days, that
the foot might be saved; but gangrene set in
and on Wednesday it was removed by Drs.
HuBsARn EAMEs and FRICKER. Mr. Bur
nett IS now in as comfortable condition as
could be expected. yet still in great danger.
He is well known in this community as an
honest, industrious mechanic, and his hard lot
calls out general sympathy. He has a wife
and three little girls, entirely dependant on
him for support.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-30

RREAeHINe. .+Bey. Mr.. De LANCE willprcach
at Union Church. Enst Ashtabula. on Sunday
Morning., March 8Ist instant Also at two
o'clock P. NJ, at Good Tcmplars Hall, West
AshfSk,la
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-30
CUNDURANGO.
GREAT SAVING To GnnsuMERs.

And good business for one or two persons Of either
scZ in Ashtabu.A and adoingug towns. by which ysu
~ from $lG) $50 per month. with but littls
inerednse with ordinary husiress. Articles staple
HCtr Gotten ci5th. \ cohi business for ageEts
ture. IF your whole time is given much larger .um
be nade. Cuh Circulars free. giving complete list
Of articles and commissions allowed. IIoRToS BgUa.
DAGE q Co. Gl1 Pine Street 81. Lons. No.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-30

The family of Mr.. JACOB Coon of this vii
lagc have. during the present week. heard from
their son john H., sometime since reported to
have been killed in saw mill in Indiana. The
similarity of names, lead to the conclusion,
which now, so happily ffoF our neigh,bsorss, has
proved erroneous
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-30
la F9aa Trees fh5f9 Hsse PlantsGG GSCsP Seeds
SWEET CHESTNUT. &C.

The most valuable Timber and Nut Producing Tree
on the continent. 100000 vet unsod. 1G-psga
Z r. planting. per pound. 5,cts. b. nail postpaid.
l5paee caiso-ue q BcaUiifdl Fnwe-- ad Rare Paris
sent faflly ty H,al sny distance Tly IT, Nurseries
established Is years. an acres; greenhouses. Ad-
dress 'STORRs, HARRISON = Co, Fa.aesyi..e, Lake
Cgunrv Ohio
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-30

Rosa RAMP, a irapeze performer, was shot
and killed, in Cincincinnati recently, by
triend-it was supposed to have been done ac-
cidentaily. She is said to have been all Ashta-
bula girl.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-30
February 0. 1917.
PAINEsvILLE NURSERIES.

FDo you want Fruit Trees.
Do you want Small Fruits.
IIo Won want Grape Vines.
no Won want Chestnut Trees.
No Won want Hedge PlaUls.-
no yon want Ornamental Trees.
no ynu want Evergreen Trees.
no Won want Rose Bushes.
No you waut House Plants
No Won want Bedding Plants.
DO You want Plants selected ffon ne best gardens
.nd Sonseryatories of Europs. Anything useiLl U
hSantilui oId o. new. II So. call or address, -
sstl9 sroRRs, HARRIeoS . GO
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-30
Ashtabuia Marlket-March a. l0'a'
Dealers pay the following Prices.

Petroleum Oil!
w Z WISH To say to our friends and
customers hawe test eyety ESTreI OF this OIL before
we offer il for sale. We viii guarantee io OF this
This Is acknowledged by all Chemists TO be perfectly
safe for use II you wish be OF getting the OH
you want lot sA'''', give ToMBEs s BRO:
-. ,e-O 5t-tf
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-30
CLEVELAND SEED STORE.

II. z. STARR & co. again cI.r 20 their old
friends aid the public fll a--o-tr1ani @, Field,
Garden and FloEyer seeds, which they ronG:
d Eiiy recommend u al in wan. uf reliable seeds.
send fJr q Price List, wEieh eii' be sent free of
charge. 3 u. STAIR * co.
Earch. lsT3. Cleveland Clio.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-30

further, ! will bind myself aud twenty good
aud responsible men with me, 10 pay every
dollar that our town house has cost that IL not
paid by taxcs raised for that purpose So the
further the thing s carried IN tBe courts. the
more will bo our taxes. There Il not the
shadow VI doubt but that the township will
be obliged 10 pay iOr II, and the idea that II
the antitown house party elect trustees that
arc opposes to II, they can in any moment set
aside u contract made in good Caitli and saddle
the cost Of II on individuals, ID allacious, and
80 far de there is ahy, or The least danger, In
this direction, would be glad to have the an
tidcluviaus elect their men and tryit
DE- JuRE.
REAL ESTATE AGESTs.-We would refer
those desiring to make investments HI real cs-
tate, either village or farm property In The VI
ciDity of the village, To the Several advertise.
ments in our eblumns, not forgetting that of
our friend HUMPHREY, who perhaps, oiTcrs
the widest range for the exercise of choice, of
them all. We know Of nc better time or place
for investment, with the prospect of increasing
value and profit, than mhy be found in tliis
P'"NS "'N ''S'hi'1' 'iilNGN l'IbptI'y WIZ pNA-
haps, feel the growth of the locality sooner,
and more fully, than farming lands and tenc.
mcnis In the viclnagc Thtsc, however, will
very soon feel the influence of an influx OF
population and the starting Of industrial en-
terprises on such scale us is contemplated,
With the expenditures Of large sums at the
Harbor, and manuGictiring enterprises at the
village, large numbers Of worllmen will be
gathered, demanding the products Of the far.
mer, and creating at once home markct-al-
ways the best of markets-prODhblY, for near
ly all that is raised Among and about us
With such a home demand for the surplus
growth of the region, no one will need 10 be
informed of the ntlaencs upon farming lands.
We REPEAT, lhcn-thosg lookin for safe and
profitable investments can hardly expect TO
find Il locality with more promising indica.
tions than are here afforded.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-30

The work of grace in the church Of Rv.
Dir MILLrKAN at Lenox, is rather on the in
crease.
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"~ CURES DlSEASES O. ia -
INRnAT, LUNGS. LIVER & BLGCD

lnnVfA11 1Eg1e0SS AA tstA - ASES SA5
In the wonderful medisine 10 which the afflicted
are abovo pointed for relief the discoveTer be-
lieves he has combin cd tn harmony mere Of Ma
ture's most sovereign curative propcrtica, which
Goa has instiled into the vegetable kingdom ior
healing the sick than were ever before comli ined
iu olo medicine. The evidence Of this fact is
found in the great variety OF most obstinate dif-
cases which il has been 70 und TO conquer. lntEe
cure OF BrOuc hits, severe Coughs,
and the carly stages, of COHsu u,pIiCns II Rs
sstonshel the medical faculty, ana Gmlihghl pny-
siclans pronounce it the greatest medical discove-
nv of the age. While cures the scveTcsi coughs,
Ii siren gthens tho sys TEN and purttfcs inc
blood. BIZ its great and thorough blocq purify
wort Scrofu la to a common Bl0tch, Pim-
raj Polsols, and their effects are eIadiCated, ard
vigorous health and sound constitution estah-
sores, scalY or Rough Skin. In short,
ali the ma nsFOus dis cases caused by had blood,
are callusrei by this powerful purif! ing and in
vl;oratng me1eine.
low color of skim ,yello wish brown spots on
fa.e or holy, frequent head ache or dizziness, LAD
taste in mouth, internal heat or ehHls nlieInaca
with hot nu:hes, low spirits, and gloomy ioI'r
are sufsring from TOrpid Liver CT Blk
iOusness.o In many cases OF LlNef
OompIaiuto only part OF there symptoTss
Ds Pisrcs's G1lisn Medical pifcoveIy las no
strsnrth,nei and healthy, For The cure Of
HlSituaI Con tiPati or Of the Eowels IL
u.sl il fSr this purpose are loud in iis rlaifc.
:, Th, pro2riet0r, oaerS. SLC01 reward for medi-
cins thlt will equal 1t for the tuTe Of ell Il Gis-
eass, f9r which u is reeomm ended,
r. v. Pierce, NJ D., Sole Proprietor, 81 his Chem
ical laboratory l33 Seneca street, hpfalo y, J. !,
ssDd your address fov Iamthlet
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-30

WANTED, at this office Immediately, boy
about ls years old, to learn the printing busi-
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4
WHEREAS COMPLAINT has been made 10 the
Grand Jury of tile county of Ashtabula aid
State of Ohio, that certain parties have pub
lished advertisements of CERTAIN secret drugs
or nostrums, purpoTting to lie exclusively for
the use of females, in newspapers published
and in circulation in said coun'y, contrary to
the Provisions of the act of April 10th, 1867; (;
and whereas, the papers containing said ad
verlisements have been placed in our hands
pursuant 10 law, and whereas, in our opinion,
the said parties have violated The 'broVislohs
Of said ACT, yet not being fully satisfied that
such parties are aware Of the existence of
such law, and in contemplation of the heavy
penalties that might be visited upon them in
case fndfchients are found against theni,' and
feeling that by intimating that public senti-
ment as well as high sense of morality, de-
fnand the suppression of such advertisements,
we can remove all cause Of complaint in the
future, therefore, "' ''''' '"
Resolred, That the Foreman of the Grand
Jury Immediately inform the Editors and Pub
fishers of all newspapers published IN said
county of the exis eHce Of said law, and of
the Importance of lis observance; and that u
copy of this resolution be forwarded to the
publishers Of chOf saidpapers, with the re-
quest thai said dpapers shall call Inc attention
Of Merchants and Druggists to the fact thai
such drugs and nosuums cannot lie sold with.
out violating the Provisions of said Act. o.
CALVIN REEVES, Foreman.
Jefferson. March Goth, 1872.
In the chronological Journal for April, we
| q id an abundance Of tliat which is pleasant
To read and goodto remember. For instance
sketches aud portraits OF w. H. AspiiwGll
the eminent merchant; Robert s. Oandlish
d. D., successor of Or. Chalmers of Edln'
burg the engIheets of the Mt Gems Tunpe'
besides admirable articles on Rightand wrong
views Of life respiration and its Apparatus
Inebriate Asyiums History of Photography
| 10 America Homes OF Famous Americans
Rocky MonntaiE Scenery "Shteh in Time.
or the Alabama Question Early English Edp
cation, etc. /; finely illustrated. Pries only 3.
cts. or 20 year, s r. WELLS New York
rr,E