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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-08

considerably relieved. With the thousand
dollars already raised, and which will no
doubt be increased within the society, the
proceeds Of the sale Of the old building,
(which should I've bought and removed TO
the grounds Of the Union School,. for the
accommodation Of that expanding institu-
tion) and the possession by the society, Of
so desirable lot for building purposes, the
work enjoys an encouraging prospect.
A generons public, in the exercise Of a
manly liberalty, will not let this very com
mendable enterprise languish. 1t is to be
hoped that the society will push the thing
vigorously forward, AMI that their efforts
will meet abundant encouragement. Its
consummation will be an important step in
the way Of village Improvement, besides the
real good that will result to society, in
strengthening and building up our religious
societies.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-08

This community have sustained loss, in
the death of Mrs HENRY FAssErT, whose
departure took place rather suddenly on
"Wednesday mcrning last, in her 37th year.
The funeral was numerously attended on
Thursday, p. m, aud discourse delivered
ny the pastor of the Presbyterian Church,
IN which just aud meriled tribute was
paid to her many social christian virtues.
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DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S celebrated
German Bitters,

FH efsotualy Ltrer Complaint, Dyspepsia Ja1Rdies
CkTONie or Nerc0as Debility, Diseases Of Tie Kid-
Heys and all diseases arising from q dis-
ordered Litsr Stomach.
Such Constipation, Inward Piles Fulness Blood to the
Head Acidy of the stomach Nausea Heartburn Disgust for
Food Funess Weight in the Stomach, Eructaons
Sinking Fuering the Pit of the stomach swimming Of
the Head Hurried and dc"lt Breathing, Futerng at the
Heart Choking Suocating Sensations when in lying
posture pmneSs Of Vision, Dots Webs before the Sight
Fever Dull Pain ia the Head Deficiency of Perpatinn'
Yeowness skin aud Eyes Pain in the Side Back Chest
Limbs &C., Sudden Flushes Of Heat Burning in the Flesh,
Constant Imagnngs of Evil and ge Depression of Spirits
The prOpieors calling the attention of the public this
preparation with feeling Of the utmost confidence in
its virtues and adaptation to the diseases for which it
commended.
is and unted article but that has stood the
of years al before the American people, and its
reputation aud sale unryaed by any similar preparation
exant The testimony In its favor given by Prominent and
well known Physicians and individuals in all parts of the
country immense, and careful perusal of the Almanac
published annually by the proprietor and to he had gratis Of
Of his Agents cannot hut satisfy the most skeptcal that
this remedy is really deserving the great celebrity it has OBJ
tained 472
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The public may infer from an article in
the last Sentinel under the head Wrong
Credit"that we have been appropriating the
Sentin,Ps thunder, in candestine way
We prefer to be above such suspicion. The
"credito given to the Telegraph by the
Nahoning Register, does not as we perceive,
show any injustice to our jealous neighbor
or do more than justice to the object of his
jealousy
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.
.1sh!dbMIa Common Picas--Juae Term 1858.
William Peikina
vendi EypenAs

HAm Manly.
RY Nirlue nf n Writ of Venditiona Ex-
II penas dnlv issued ION said Court m the above e,e 10
me ii eeled viii 0.Ier sAehy way Of
Public .iuctioa al The door Of ne Court HOUSE,
ia JeIerson Ashtlbuls County. Ol,Ip on
Monday the 7th dIy ofFebrulry an. 1850.
between the hours Of 10 and O'Clock said day the follow
ing Real Estate tn wits being the undivided eighth part
Of The 70 lowing desc @ Lands and Tenements the
Widows right Of Dover 10 wit situate in the
Township of sheffield,
county Of Ashaba aud state Of Ohio In the soutb mart ot
Lot s. Ia said ows aud bounded aud described s fol-
the south yisud owned by Jared Perkins heirs on
East and West by the lines said Lot No g. and on te
south by the Of Creek CONTAINING
acres Of land, appraised al -.
Shedf'e Once, Jefferson, January I, AD, 1850
5ltT2e4,fs wN, AEEDkY, Special Nv. comus
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ASHTABULA
U ION s OH o o L I.
PrsHoip4I nd Superintendent.
REV. G.. T.. BRU A.

REV. Q. E. B HU CE, a. B.
High School Rev. G. r. BRrcn,
Grammar School, Miss 3. l.. PAINE.
intermediate. Miss ELuRA Fox.
Second Intermediate Miss LYDIA 1. Willy.
Primary, Miss W. NJ KELLOGG'.
The school ia Free to all peoss Of suitable residing
within the borough mt and the district attached teet0
for school purposes"
Forty weeks eonsttuts year TENS for pupils from abroad
For Primary per annum, 500
For lntenne,iate 1000
For Grammar 1900
Fnr High school 1900
And pro rata FIR each term.
Tuition Iayahle in advance
An applications for admission to be made 10 the superin
tendant
The Summer Term will April o. 1858. The Fall
Term Septenher and the Winter Term January s 1862
highly desirable that all pupils should begin at the OPEN
ing No pupils Of the village will be received ior
ass period than te and deductions for absence ex
cept In of sickness OF re oval. 80
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A GRICULTURAL NOTICE -All or
n 6eerS of the Asitibula County Agricultural Society
he esy notified to meet at Jefferson
Thursday the 21th inst.
o'clock m Elc1 Pree the several Township So
lie, IN tli county delegates from said snties
Eprcul Invited with Also solicit the
cnmpiuy q lie ds nf the Coz " society i-i1a of
the Rules will he tten up Committee ancilRd tine fixed
u ou for the next Fair. &C. &c. SHELBY SMITH,
IeuOx January g.. 1859. 4I2 President.
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Ladies Asylum.
THORNVILLE COTTAGE, Brook

X lyn Long Island. =.
MRS ALLAN TH0RNE, Female Physician, Graduate Of
the Female UBteica College, Paris attends females during
confinement and cures all diseases peculiar to the contu
OF Comfortable furnished, with every
convenience at moderate charge during sickness No
charge for afention at night The French apparatus,
which Is used when nature requires it, must be paid for extra
She still continues to send her wonderful regulating monthly
pills by mail with full directions in txes at ST. g. pos
tage paid They the pill Of the French Code and
fall For safety snd certainty they unequalled In
ing distractions mont hy ShT continues 10 give her advice
in all female Complaints such Leacorh Flooding difficult
Menstrnaon &c. &c. Rooms ready for patients at distance
always write and state particulars that the terms be
agreed upon eore coming References given 10 Physicians
and aides, address hrs. ALLAN THORNE'
4t469 BrOnklyn, Long Island.
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Torrey's Infallible Door Spring.

WHERE ali other Springs have failed
w this has been und entirely reliable and wherever in
trodueed has superseded all otheIs.
This Spring be put and amount OF pWer applied
by CHILD years age, and Is equal applicable to closing
the holding It open BY simply sliding the CATCH the
power at pleasure be INSTANTLY REMOVED and the
door allowed 10 ACr ENTIRELY FREE.
The Trade supplied BY f. T. TURKEY, Manufacturer and
Patsatee. No y Patt street. New York. 2m46l
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LOST OR SToLEN.-The mail from Jeffer
son, on the arrival of the hack Oh Thursday
night. came up missing. 1t is supposed to
have been taken from the hack after its ar
rival, while the driver was stablng his team.
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We understand there has been slight
change iu the running Of the trains on the
C. & Road. bnt as 10 table has been
sent Us we have not been able to correct
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The schr Susan, with the emigrating
flIibusters, was wrecked on the coral reefs
near Balizc, Honduras, on the 18th Dec,
aud the unfortunates sent back to Mobile
in the British steamer BSialisk.
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W "
language portray the immediate and almost miraculous
change, OccaiOned by Dr. Rohaeks SCANDINAVIAN BLOOD
PILLS Rnd BLOOD PURIFIER in diseases whether bro
ken down 10y sickness weak by nature the unstrung and
relaxed system is at recruited and renovated The Medi
cnes have thTeeOd action. They purge purify, and
strengthen at the time. Hence their astounding cures
OF Indigestion General DEBILITY, Bilious compants and In
erment Fever In fact there TO he kind of all
ment to which they not adapted Dr. Roacks advertise
appeal to sense which all who need med
ical treatment will do well 20 read.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-08

j. g. WRIGHT has made mn important
reduction in the prices Of millinery goods,
but we are unable to spare room for his
advertisement this week.
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MORE to be Admired than the Richest
w DlADEM EVER
Worn by Kings or Emperors.
What why Beuutiful Head of Hair.

What? Why Beautiful Head of Hair.
BECAUSE II is the ornament God Himself groriaed for all
our race READER although the rose may bloom sver so
the teeth those pearls Il the bead is bereft of it, COW
eng the hr be snarled shriyeed dy or
half her charms. Prof Woods Hair Restorative il used
two three times week. win restore permanently secure
to all such 40 ornament Read the following and judge
he writer Of the arst 10 the celebrated PieAi Taaibeg
DR.. wooD New York, April 49, 1855
under for the entie restoration Of my hair its original
about tie time Of my arrival in the United STATES
WIS rapidly becoming gray but upon tue application of yenr
"air Restorative it its original hue.
Fier your Restorative very wonderful invention quite
eHeaon' as we'll as agreeable lam dear sir yours truly,
'Droch ar Gwyleaydct' ----'-'''''''O'
Welsh Newspaper Oiice 13 Nassau ST., April IL, 1853.
PRoF q. j. wocD dear Sir-sone month or six weeks
ago received bottle Of Hair Restorative gave 1t
my wife who concudejt 20 r her hair little thinking
a the time that it would restore Tn gray hair 10 It's sne
cn.or but to her well my snprise, after few
trial la. performed that wonderful by turning all the
gray hrs to dIk brown at the time Identifying and
thcEe the hair strongly recommend the above Res.o-.
atiTe TO oil persons in want Of sGch change Of hair
Nav YORK, July 25, 1867.
PRoF o wooD with confidence DO l recommend your
Hair Restorative, being ecacious article ever
Siuce using yoar i. Restorative my hair and wLisberH
wieh were almost white have gadualy grown dark and
feel cpuhdent that lew applications will restore them
and unpleasant itching common among who per-
slire freely d. KILBY.
pEor. wooD-Ahopt two years ago my hair commenced
falling Oh and turning gay was fast becoming bald aud
had tiled many remedies 10 effect | commeuced using
your Restorative in January last applications fastened
my Air firmly. 1t began to m up grow out and turaed back
to It's former Color hac AT this time il fully restored
10 its oigrG color health aud appearance aud cheerfuly
Recommend its use to all. d HOES.
Chicago, III, May ], 1857
The Restorative is PIT up In bottles Sizes viz large
Medium, and small the small holds z Pint ard retails
81 per bottle the medium holds per cent more
in proportion than the small etas for 81 per bottle The
large holds aquart 40 per cent in proportion, and
tali for SO.
0 WOOD L CO. Propretors 312 Broadway, u Y lin the
great Wie railing Estallis1ment) and la Market ST.,
st Louis. No. 3m47l.
aud sold BY al good Druggists aud fancy Goods Dealers
4 NNUAL MEETING-The Annual
n Meeting of TIC Share Holders of the Farmers Bank Of
Ashabula, viii be holden the first Monday in January
next, at the Bank Mt I ocockP. NJ.
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january appointments.

iIONt dH luiuBS
nR. Fl. w. WAUSWORTH, Eclectic
IL Physician and Surgeon, WIN be in attendance ooWs
Ashtabula, Ashtahula House. Wednesday, Jan. 50.
Jefferson, Thompson's TUESDAY, Jan. rs.
Madison, Thursday Jan. 27tb.t
gainesville, CoWes House, Friday Jan. Is.
Cleveland, johnson House, ~, 80 3lbt
Conncaut Randolph House saturday. Jan. 22d.
CONSULTATION FREE.
The Mode of Examination pursued by DR.. w.
is very simple and entirely and 81 II disease Of any
Of the internal vital organs Is In very few minutes detected
With facility and certainty without asking the natent ques-
Among the diseases treated successfully BY him, may be
mentioned the following;
ScfOfula, and all Diseases of Scr0fulOus origin.
Ulcers TuHor Enlarged Glands Joints Hip Disease swell
ed Neck GOit ScsoiuOus Eyes Sead Head EuponE
the Face or other parts Cancer, Fu spinal Diseases
Dyspepsia Gravel Impotence Structure St Nitus Dance, Ep
lsPsy Rheumatism Dropsy, &c. &C. 49,. d,
All diseases peculiar 70 Females and All CHROME uisee9s p
the Brain Eyes Throat Lungs Heart stomach Liver spleen
Kidneys Skin other speedy cure SarIantf1 IN
all diseases Of Syphic venees charaete without the
or other olson which destroy the
Regular visits viii ade daring the year. giving those
who comInec treatne1t oo 70 eoh'hue M eefse.
profession of which any al be satisfied b. calling
No certificate Of cures puhhed but references TO any
number of patients who have been cured will be given @
those desi ing item
The FOor Literally Considered.
Any person sending correct statement OF their symptoms
and osing s. will have sdcine sapted to their
sufficient To last month Eve wesks them by E2'
H. wADswoRTH NJ D., Batavia n. Y,
~ TEErn EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAN, ny GALvAsIss.
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TannerY for Sale /!

AduneIy 1OL 0a1e
A, Steam Tannery, lately occupied by
L Y Mr.. WoODsl5 l5tated in the village OF
Unionvile, Lako Co, o.
Said anney has all the advantages Location that can be
desired with abundance of the best of Water Hemock
Bark aud Wood and plenty of Hides obtained 4
Of Land, which it is situated.
ALsO-A lot containing acre. on which is
good Dwelling house, Barn and out houses
ALSo-Five other village lots of 3 acre each.
Said annsry, House and Lot and Village be sold
very reasonable terms. Terms Of Payment made easy.
Enquire in Unionvile Of Mrs. A. gGIEZEN or in Ash
tabulA OF +. CARLISLE OF A. HENDfsY, Agent. 47O
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these figures it will be that nearly fourth Of
the total deat in the county clused by Consumption
nothing OF the other seases spilging from
" slight esld'
DO trie with your health; but If suffering from cough
cold the lungs buy boe Of HOOP LAMBS BAlSAM-
lC CORDIAL, and yoI may safely count Thou
sands have de and have ed 10 its wonderful effects
Cou chs sometimes oeeed from disordered dyseptic
state the stmaeh In weh the GenmD Bters should
be used In of Neaknes general debility Of the sys-
tem resulting pOtrcted Dough, the German Btefs
will be found Of great benefit.
Prepared on by Dr. C. NJ Jackson, AIS Arch street. Phi,
adelphl. Pce IS per bottle For sale by GEnR6b
MIl1.ARD Ashtibnla; 4 A MILLER Austinburg; AL
LEN, jefferson; l. LYON, COnneAut G GIBBS Wtndsor1
SPRiNC A WEBSTER Geneva ly472
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Attention is directed TO the advertisement oi
sEIPLg Co. his firm intend keen their stock full by
frequent sddiiOns consequently the stock hand will BE-
sod very low to make room for New Goods.
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The GovERNoR's MESSAGE. - We give
up our columns to the message of the Gov
ernor, to the Legislature just assembled
We have no time or room to comment up
on it, 1t partakeS of the same vigor aud
grasp which marks the documents from
this source
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CYDNEY BOOTH. Agent for a New
~ YORK JOBRING HOUSE will hold forth In the Village
Of Ashtsbula for 90 Days withA
Large and Attractive Stock Of Dry Goods,
Which will be slaughtered at rates. far below
The Range of New York Wholesale Prices.
Best American Prints from 8 10 10 cents.
4-4th Beaehed sheetings at 10 cents
5-4th Brown sheetings at 10 cents
5-4th Bleached sheetings at shilling
Ducal Dress Goods reduced from Be- 10 l6 cents
Valencia Dress Goods from Is to 15e.
Best American De Laines at IS cents
Best imported DE Iaines at IS cents
Coberg Marines at 2Ocents
French Prints-yard wide, at shilling
Satin stripe Cashmeres at 10 cents
All other Goods the same ratio Call soon to get the best
bargains
The Citizens Of Ashabula and vicinity invited to call
and take advantage of this
Rare Opportunity,
Of saving at least 50 cents on the dollar, at the
old Je,velry Store Of }. B. Shepherd,
Opposite the Farmers Bank OF AshtabuA.
Ashtabua, January 1850. 4T2
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NEW FIRM.
THE Undersigned have entered into Co
Il partnership under the and style OF
Lewis Il Castle,
for the purpose Of carrying on the business OF
NEW FIRM.

for thS purpose Of carrying on the business OF
JOiners and Carpenters,
In all their various branches In this place vicinity Our
terms will he liberal and reasonable any Builders
In this section Of country.
Our shop will be loc Ied a the Sash and Blind Factory
Csc. WILLARD In which shall have the advantages Of Ma
cnery in TO be added business may require
thereby saving large amount time and aborwhic with
former long experience will enable all kinds
Of in line short notice. and much better
than heretofore.
We sa be prepared to enter contracts Rddiugs
OF any desert ptio,-and furnish Materials If desired
Particular attention given Vessel nd Boat shnc
de's for d awnings Estimates aud Specifications solicited AUD
executed with great care and ptonptness.
Ashtabula Dec Tth 1858. G.. R.IEWIS.
4t4;s 4 Castle
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In Ashtabula Com. Pleas.

Narfo crane Deiendant1
CARSO CRANE, Of Ontario County, a
- state Of New York, will take notice. that Seth Wellf
Ashtabua County Ohio did the 7th day Of January ~
1859 file bis Petition IN the Court Of Common Pleas within
and for te County Of Aabua In the State " Ohio aanst
the said Carso Crane Defendant setting forth that the said
Caso Crane, the tenth day OF September 1851, CON
tncted 10 Augustus Bgeow, WHO assigned 70 Jacob Clark
and by Jacob Clark assigned 70 Plaintiff half Of land
situate In the township o Ahiabua 10 said county Of Asa-
hbua and that said consideration money mentioned IN said
contract had been fully paid and all the terms OF d contract
had been fully compiled with BY the party Of the
ono part and also further setting forth that The said Carso
One dd on the llth day Of March, 1883 connc to the
d sem Wells about two Of other land situated In Ash
aua township In the county Of Ashtahua aud known rs be-
g ~ e land lying East and North Of lots number S 49, 20
~ ~ and ~ secordngto the description In Kinnans town
Io ana ha The said consideration money had been fully
paid and that the aid Seth Wells had fully complied with all
the terms and considerations Of said last mentioned act
on Is part TO be performed praying said
e ordered aadgel deceed TO execute and deliver 10 the
sad Wells good and sufficient deeds general warranty ssd
pieces Of land contracted absve seand the d Car
50 Crane notified that be is required 10 aptear aud answer
a peon on or before the NJ Saturday after the 18th
day ofFebruary next. SETH WELLS,
by Sherman 4 Farmer, his Attorneys.
Dated Januarv I. 1859. afro
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DR.. CLARK will he nt the Fisk House on
Sunday and Monday, january Q aud 10Th.
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T IsT Of Letters remaining in the Post

II IST Of Letters remaining in the Post
December 1869
Andreos Marion Kan MrH-
Bromley Geo II kinsman Q
Beach Stone Dan1 Mr. Iettea Mrs
Buldnch Elizabeth Lockwood Miss Betss,
Bishop Miss Mary 1ambeck Mrs.
Baton Mrs Markham q J
Blake McEwen VIM
Chester Mrs " MciilOckney Sophie
Chambers John Mead Mr. Andrew
Cumniings Mr. VIM Philiip Norman
Camp Dudley Olmsted n p
Cakins Miss Mary Omsted, Miss Fnnocs
Davis Mrs Jane b Prentice TT
Dole I q Pjerce Els
Druse Miss Rundeli Mr. NJ
Dihble Ranger Jos
Elsasher g Ross n
Eisenhaults Mr. Southwark Thomas
Fuller hr Geo Smith Clark
Ford WmJ STARK d
Fox Geo Shutters Mrs Hannah
Foster Mr. Savage Miss Harriet
Fairbanks Joel Seward Robt
Grum Miss Anna Seymour JB
Green Mr. st Clair Mary II
Hill Shnsns LORNA
Hoskins Miss Juliet Strung l.
Hop August slnne I.
Harrington Albert spooner WIN
Ilamon James Telliord Mr. Peter
Holland Amasia vandec.er Mr.
Hills Wise Willard Esq
johnson Rott Wilcox s D
Jones John Wiley Miss
Jennings Polly Wiley b
Jones l. Wilder Miss Alice
Knapp II s
Person calling for the above letters please say Advertised
+. c. ROOT p. VI.
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DIED.


In this town. the Sd inst at the residence of her brot
or II J. NsttletOn, MARY A. NErrLEToN, aged 40.
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The G. p. & a. r. r. has declared II
cash dividend Of per cent. aud another
Of 0 per cent in bonds
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SMITH & LoCKWoOD's

BALLAD FOR THE
Hard Times "
BY BARD, WHO KNOWS ALL ABOUT IT.
Come now and listen to my jingliug rhyme,
All ye who are pressed by the cry " Hard Times"
And will tell you with little parade
The rsry beA place IN the 3btld to trade;
Where you'll get the worth Of your money and more
Tis at sNIrH LOoEwO0D's well hlled store.
They have srsrything there. the heart can desire,
With PTioss lower, and quality higher,
Than before known IN town.
And thus they have gained high renoWni
So come At once with your dollars and dimes,
And prove the truth % these rustic rhymes
Their goods are the choicest the richest and best,
That wer we're bro't 30 far to the West;
And IL you've doubt Of this statement from ME,
Just call there yourself-and 10! you will see,
Such splendid array never before,
Has greeted your eyes 10 a village store
They have beautiful silks Of every hue.
BAyAdere stripes and Persian too
herinoeS fne, and splendid Cashmsrs.
All famed for their quality far aud near;
Aud when you see them I'm sure you'll WJndsf'
How they esa sell cheap and not go under"
They have the incest Paran'ettAs too
And pebiles Of patterns rich and noA;
With p ihts Of eyeFy variety rare
Which we've selected with the greatest care;
Andall will be sold to suit the " Hard Times"
So, HaSr,Ll bring your dollars and dimesl
They have lace, and iibbons for tliaing sum,
viii gloves aud hosiery, cheap as fHHl
And eirpets whose texture, 80 rich and bright
Fills every beho.der's heart with deight;
Ard lew choice groceries, 50 flesh and nice,
That soon as thcy'r seen, they sell in trce.
An these things I've named, and thousand more,
Are sure to be found in this wonderful store
Where the merchants kind and the clerks polite
Aud they show their goods VITA geafous delight
Charging you MOthing az al for the sight
Tho Its better far, than elfeus parade,
So come and zee, If you cannol trade
And when once the splendis array you've seem
You'u loudly eNclam did 3heta's Cdeen,
We have heard much but i0l and behold
I,ae haif 10 ~ haa neUr beeR told
And n yon've dollar or dime,
You'll buy yourselves rich, IN less than no time;
Then bone sard tnrning, before,
You'll bless your stan for SNlrg A LockWoODs store.
Mis- slreek, AE5iAbula Obie,