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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-15
SMITH & LOCKWOOD's
BALLAD FOR THE
Hard TiI6SS- "
BY BARp. WHO KNOWS AL ABOUT IT.

6aId 1lIHlSS-
BY BARD, WHO KNOWS ALL ABOUT IT.
Come and listen to my jingling rhyme,
All ye who pressed by the cry " Hard TimesT
And will tell you with little parade
The rsry best place IN tie Horld to trade;
Where you'll get the worth of your money and more,
lis at SMITH LocKwooD's well filed store.
They have everytEing there, the heart desire,
With prices lower, and quality higher,
Than ever before was known in town.
And thus they have gained high renown;
So come at with your dollars and Dimes
And prove the truth of these rustic rhymes.
Their goods the choicest the richest and best,
That bro't so far to the West;
And If you've a doubt of this statement from me,
Just cali there yoursef--and lo you will see, .H
Such splendid array never before,
Has greeted your eyes in village store !
They have beautiful silks of every hue
Bayadere stripes and Persian too
Blernoes so fine, and splendid Cashmere,
All famed for their quality far and near
Aud when you them I'm sure you'll wond9i,
How they can sell so cheap and not go under"
They have the incest Paranettas too,
And neaines of patterns rich and new;
With prints of every variety rare,
Which were selected with the greatest care;
And all will be sold to suit tiie hard Times"
So, Huuah! bring on your dollars and dmes!
They have laces and ribbons, for taing sum,
With gloves and hosiery, cheap as fun
And carpets whose texture rich and bright,
Fills every behoders heart with delight;
And few choice groceries, se,fresh and nice,
That soon they'r seem they sell in trice.
All these things I've named, and a thousand more,
Are sure to be found in this wonderful store,
Where the merchants kind and the clerks polite,
And they show their goods with genrous delight
Charging you nothing at all for the sight
Tho its better fur, than "A circus parade,
So come and see If you cannot trade.
And when once the splerdid array you've seen,
You'll loudly eNclaim as did Sheba's Queen,
We have heard much but lol and behold
The half TO us has RGUtr been told
And If You've dollar or even a dime,
You'll buy yourselves rich, in less than no time;
Then honeN ard turning, as never before,
You'll bless your stars for SMITH LoCKwooDs store
Main Street Ashtabula, Ohio.
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versenent will be found in another column has discovered
remedy gray and bald which at practicable and
cheap. II requires dyeing wig, extraordinary tou-
be There be doubt whatever of Its efficacy We
have testimonials almes without number and from men
of great intelligence high standing and moral worth.
Those who have been bald for years wearing their
own hair and appear years Younger than they did six
months ago in gray hairs and bald heads are
both premature and unnatural it is duty to remedy them by
the natural and undOubted which Prof Wood has in
vented and now kindly afflicted. Read his adver-
ement try his wonderful remedy and give the Prof new
testimonial. Memphis WAig
Sold by all respectable druggists 3m47l
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New F1rna-

New and Increased Stock OF Goods
9 C. OSBORN, late of Kingsville, hav-
-. ing purchased interest in the Grocery Business of
Prentice & Smith,
the business will be hereafter conducted under the and
firm Of
Prentice, Smith & Company,
in nearly the same range heretofore but with much
enhanced stock and facilities.
One of the firm las Just returned from New York, where
time has taken to make liberal purchases with dscrim
nation o such goods will not fail 10 meet the wants. and
challenge meet the appreciation OF the citizens OF the WI
ape and county The results Of these purchases he seen
and Judged of as the goods coming to hand daily and
will he followed BY others neccessiy shall require he
condition the market East is sufficient guaranty OF the
range of prices at which these purchases have been
made That Inducements Offered may be put TO the test
is the chief desire Of those making them
GROCERIES.
In this department the establishment will be well sup
ped with general and choice selection oil goods as can be
found in the county.
WOODEN WARE,
Consisting of Pais Tubs Wash Boards, sugar Tubs hoPs,
Brooms, Butter Iades Rolling Pins, &c, &c.
WILLOW WARE.
In large variety Clothes and Market Baskets Rocking
Dining and sitting Chairs for the children Buggies ana Caos
Hobby Horses, Hand Seds for the Boys:
Berlin Baskets orthe Ladies.
In the Dry Goods Line may found assortment Of Do,
ssii sheetng shiug TicRing Denims Prints &c,
PROVISIONS.
This is trade which special attention wbe given both n
the purchase and sale Win keep constantly hand full
stock Of Flour Feed, Pork, Fish salt together with water
Cement Cured Hams aud shoulders for family use Sc.
Daily suppe Of Fresh Can Oysters both Fair Haven and
Baltimore Picked CLANS and Oysters Lnbers and sauces
sual Dealers furnished with Iesa s@hies s%I9 Sn e0
Ashtabuls, Dec. Isl, 1853. Al
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OOOTOR HOOFLAND'S celebrated
German Bitters,
VIII sfeoRaHy Larer Crppiani Dgspepsia Taundioe,
C1folic Nervous DebihiB. Diseases of fae hid-
nsys, and al q ssases arisi1g from a dis-
ordered Liter OF Stomach.

ordered Liter Si6nach.
Such Constipation. Inward Piles Funess or Blood TO te
Head Acidy Of the stomach, Nausea Heartburn, Disgust for
Food Funcss Weight in the stomach sonr Fluctuations
Sinking Fluering the Pit Of the Stomach Swimming Of
te Head Hurried and dHclt Breathing Fntering at the
Heart, Choking sunocating Sensations when in ying
posture Dimness Of Vision, Dots Webs before the Sight
Fever and Dull Pain In the Head Deficiency ~ Perspration'
Yeowness ote Skin aud Eyes Pain 10 the side Back
Limbs &c. Sudden Flushes Of Heat Burning in the Fesh
Constant lmanngs OF Evil and great Depression Of Splits
propieors IN calling the attention the public 10 this
preparation do With feeling Of the confidence in
It's virtues aud adaptation 60 the diseases for which IL Is re-
commended.
1no new nd unred article but one that has stood the
test Of a ats' al bfore the American people It's
reputation sale unryaled by any similar preparation
extint The t. mQny IN Its Evor given by Prominent and
well known Physicians and individuals in all parts the
country is immense and careful lernsil Of the Almanac
published annually by the proprietor and to be had gratis or
Of his Agents but satisfy the most skepal
this remedy really deserving the great celebrity Il has OBJ
taned 472
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Striking Change effected by IIooaand's Ger
PnrLApELrnIA, March l6, IS

DR.. c. NJ. Jackson DEAR Sir: had suffered long from
Dyspepsia and Liver mlan in their aggravated FORMS
that almost despaired Of finding when In compliance
with the ADJ of physician had TO Ger
Bitters. had taken them with IIbed improvement
months. when my husbind, who is captain Of the
packet GaraHak returned fom his last voyage. His first
exclamation seeing was "Why, Margaret what have
YOU tangi You look five hundred cent better than
when And well he might say When he sailed
his last voyage thin and and complexion
Of saffron color; while have reganed my aesh and am
enjoyment of reifect health And all this owe to your
invaluable Rittes therefore think yon Justly entitled
to this certificate which you at liberty to pub is
Yours truly MARGAREF ROWLAND.
Onnen strnet Southwark
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8. NJ. Pettenrlll q co.,a

ADVERTISING AGENCY, 1lg Nassau street. New York. and
no state street Boston, the Agents for he TeLEgWArH
and the nnst influential and largest circulating Newspaper
In the United states and the Canadas They authorized
10 contract for us at our LOWEST RATES
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SAMUEL BENHAM,
GEoRGE Ford,
JAS. MTTCALF,
DAVID CoLwELL,
PETER WRIGHT.
Trustees,
Ashtnhnln. Jan Is. 1859

DIARIES FOR, l859.-DIcK has very neat and
well arranged pocket Diary with the calendar,
rates of postage, cash account for each month,
bills payable and receivable, &c, very con-
veuieut and useful article. ...,
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language portray the immediate and almost miraculous
change occasiOued by DR.. OhackS SCANDINAVIAN BLOOD
PILLS BLOOD PURIFIER in diseases whether bro
ken down BY sickness weak by nature the unsung and
relaxed system AT once recruited and renovated The Med
have threelold action. They purge, purify, and
strengthen the time Hence their astounding
of lndg eon General Debility Bilious complaints and In
termient Fever In fact there to be kind Of all
which they not adapted Dr. Robacks advertise
ment appeal to common sense, which all who need med
ical treatment will do well to read
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We wOnld reler the reader to the advertise
ment OF Mr.. SYDNEY BooTH, who has opeled a
Dry Goods Store 10 shepards Building, for a
lenger or shorten period, as he may find en-
cOuragement, and is Offering inducements for
share Of patronage.
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GEORGE HARRIS, otherwise Lewis Clark, one
Of the characters represented in " Uncle Toms
Cabin" will lecture on Saturday Evening JAN
18th, at 2 o'clock, at Firemens Hall, on the
f" Evils of Slavery" Mr. Clark is said to be
All able and fluent speaker
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@S 90
CHAMPION SEWER.

The latest improved Machine for the People,
A Good Substantial Family Machine,
ploced by its low cost in the roach Of all u b 80 ff-
pie ia rs construction, that Il liable like hger na
ehiues to get out Of repair when ed hy
Inexperienced Operators,
at the same time warranted good work All In
yied to call and examine H. wheihsF sy wish to purcss
or not
NJ. G.. DICK, Agent.
AsIrr lnrLA Dec 23d lsbS 40
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From these figures IL viii be that nearly fourth Of
the total deaths in the county cused by consumption TO
ray nothing of the numerous other diseases spngng from
slight cnld"
Do tine with your hellth but If suffering from cough
cold the lungs, buy bottle of HOOfLANDS BAlSAM-
lC CORDIAL, and you safely count Thou
sands have done and have titled 10 its wonderful effects
Cou chs sometimes proceed from dsordered dyspeptie
state of the stomach in which the German Bitters should
be used In cases Of weakness general debility Of the ys
tem resulting from potrncted DOUGH- the German Bitters
will be found Of great benefit
Prepared on By Dr. C. NJ Jackson, AIS Arch street Phil
adelphii. ice rs per bottle For sale by GEORGE
WILLARD Ashtabula; A MILLER, Austhburg; II AL
LEN, Jefferson; l. LYON Conneaut; GIBBS, Windsor;
SPRING & WEBSTER, Geneva. 1y472
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Ba sure and ask for HOoRGnd German Filters and see that
signature of Jackson the wrapper of each bottle
For sale by druggists and sOrekeepes in every town and
vige United States, West Indies and Can das. Price
Is per bottle Principal Office AS Arch street. Phila-
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l' AsHTABULA EEls
UNION sCHo OF.
prinnipal az SnPsrinlsadanI

REV. G. e BRU CE, A. B.
ruo,, School. Rev G. Z. BauoE,
,,,,,.r school Mis- 5. l.. PAINE.
1,'ar',sJi,te Miss ELMiRA Fox.
Saeond Intermediate, Miss LYDIA L. WILLY.
PJn,aTy Miss w. NJ KELLoeGS
The school is Free 10 all persons Of suitable residing
within the Borough nis aud the District attNehed thereto
Forty weeks constitute year TenLsOr pupils from abroad
will be, seoo
EoI tnhAIY ~ einuh' 1000
For ntermeola'e I2OO
% or 1TAlenlas IT 1000
And pro rata for each term.
Tuition PAYABLE In advance 4. -. a. A.. s,...tn
An applications for admission 10 % "A"e o e 9'i'N
Ths Summer Term viii commence April "a, 1858 The Fal
r ssnnl.er a and the Winter TeiTn January 3, 1859
" A. desirable that al pupils should begin Al The opn
~ t: No pupils out Of the village viii be received to
s " iod than ono te and deductions for absence ex
ssrf h. cases Of sickness re-loyal- -
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Worn By Kings on Empoxors.
wbat9 why Beautiful Head Of Hair
BECAUSE 9, the ornanreus cod fnsf prosidsd og an
Reader, although the toe naf hoon stcf 40
brightly IN The glowing ceeh, ,he eye te ever rutllag
cne or the hair c inar,d and shfseled harsh aud ~ or
S.,9 SSe ~ s, u spnsd s viii s "ng,e VII o.s me %
two o. three times week. win resore and permanently
70 all such ornineut Read the following aud iuaft
The wiier Of the irst Is he oeieoyaied fiaaisi Tbat9r
na.wooD New York, April ~. 1858
Deer SI.-lennit nc 70 express 10 ths obligations
color the line q my arrival n he United STATES i
~ ~ rapidly becoming say e ureg the Application p your
siler your Restorative very wsnderfu invention. quite
ere'iious as NelAs 'gfceai'e Tam dss sr yosr, tIly
"Droch ~ cwylicdyac,- '"''''''e
Welsh Newspaper oiHce. 10 Nassau st. ApfT 70 1855.
sgo feeei ed q bottle Of Sonr Hair Restorative and gave III
NJ the nc t it would rcsiofc The ay hair 70 is orgpa
cnor but to her we'll my surprise, after few weeks
MicLeiog the hair strongly the above Reslor
CHARLES cARDEw.
Nrw YORK. July % 1867.
PIoF. o woop with confidence DO recommend your
Hair Restorative, as being the most eicaus article ever
saw Since using your Hair Restorative my hair and wers
which almost white have gradually grown dark snd
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falling OF and turning gray was nat becoming bald aud
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Cbicagn, III, May J, 1851
The Restorative put up In bottles Of sizes, VIZ large
Medium, aud small the small holds x Pint aud retas for
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n proportion than the small e;aiis for = per bottle the
large h0ds aqua ~ per cent In proportion, and
tai for So.
o WOOD Co, Propripnrs, 3l2 broadway y. (in the
great Wire Raiing stablshmen1 and III Market ST,
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And soId By all good Druggsa and fanoy Goods peaer.
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zB- The annual meeting o. the Stockholders
Of the Ashtabua and New Lisbon r. II. came
Off at Orwell on the 9th inst There was a
large attendance and much interest manifested
for the early completion the Road. After the
Organization Of The meeting few remarks,were
made by the President, IIoN. EBBN NEwfoN,
pertinent to present and future prospects Of this
important enterprise, when the annual report Of
the directors was read by the Vice President,
and adopted. Tho meeting then went into an
election Of officers for the ensuing year, which
resulted as follows:
II. Hubbard, II. Fassett, james Stone, H.
Springer, j. Barton, j. Wetmore, and VIM. II
Howe Judge Newton declined unqua6dey
a reelection on account Of the demands Of his
private affairs upon his time and attention. At
meeting Of the directors subsequently boden
the following officers were elected for the ensu
ing ar;-Henry Hubbard President; John
Wetmore, Vice President; Henry Fassett, Sec
retary; o. II Fitch Treasurer.
The greatest uuanmity Of feeling was mani
tested, and resolution passed by the Stock
holders, recommending the expenditures Of the
available means of the compauy'iu the compile
tion Of the grading Of the road, and preparing
it for the laying down the iron.
H. FAssErT, Esq, Secretary Of the COMFY,
on account Of the recent sickness aud death Of
his wife, was prevented from attending the an
nual meeting This and other causes beyond
his control aud that of the directors, will ex.
cuse the other Secretary for not presenting to
the Company a report of their financial condi-
ton. This document with the report of the
directors will be presented to the Stockholders
and the public in due time.
BANK ELECTION The Annual Meeting of
the Farmers Bank of Ashiabula, was held at
their banking house, Monday, January Bird,
1859. The following named individuals were
chosen directors for the ensuing year:-Lemuel
Moflit o. H. Fitch, George Willard, F. Carlisle
S. H. burlington, IT, e. Parsons, Il. B. Mum
ger, Salmon Hills, and Il. s. Alvord.
At q subsequent meeting of the Directors
.. II. Fitch was chosen President, A. +. Hub
bard, Cashier, and j. S. Blythe Teller.
AsHTABuLA CENTRAL PLANK ROAD Co.-At
the annual meeting of the Stockholders of this
Company, held at Jefferson on the 4th inst, the
following persons were elected Directors for the
ensuing year, viz
John c. Smith, Stephen Mcintyre, F. Udell,
p f. Jones, Geo. @. Hubbard, j. d. Hubert,
and Geo. Willard.
At subsequent meeting Of the Board, the
following officers were reelected for the ensuing
year:-Geo. Willard Pres't; o. Ii. Fitch, Trea-
surer; and A. j. Giddings, Clerk.
To The Honorable Mayor and COuacilmen Of
.4shtabuld borough:
We, the undersigned petitioners and residents
of the borough of Ashtabula, pray your hon
orable body, that the street running from the
Plank road to the high bank of the Ashtabula
creek, and lying between the lots now owned
occupied by the Methodist Episcopal church
Society, as parsonage and church lots, and be
ing situate 10 the borough OF Ashtabula, Ash
tabula county, aud State of Ohio, be vacated
SAMUEL BENHAM,
GEoRGE FoRD,
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II DIR HOOFLAND5
DALSAMIC CORDIAL. FOR TIE

Speedy Of Coughs Colds Influence Group Hoarsenea
Bronchitis Pneumonia, Diseases Of the Bowels arising from
Cold lncipent Consumption and for the relief and df at all
posibe Of Patients In advanced stages Of the latter
disease
This celebrated preparation, like the Btters he conf
IDENTIFY relied Is designed for class of diseases
general and fatal than any other to which the people
this country uLect-those sprngng frora "sgh cOtd
That eminent authority Dr. Bell says ~ will not say that
Colds inhabitants what the TiagEe and Y5O Fer
TO those Of counties; but, confidently
that they usher in disease Of greater completely and mora
ty than these AFTER"
further proof OF the terrible fatality of diseases resulting
from c0id may be by glance at the follow
ing statistics taken the records of the Boar6 Of Health
of Philadelphia conlessedy OF the most healthy localities
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Programme for December II
PRICES REDUCED!

EDWARD II. ROBERTS, has rcduc-
H ed tire prices of his entire stock OF
Dress and Fancy Goods,
from to twenty-five per cent and rsud s. sssn.Os n
Good fast coored prints at 10 cents pr yard
Merrimack Cocheco prints ii
Best de LANES 20
Handsome PoplDs 81
Valentas Pole de Cheveres A
French Merenos from shillings,upwards
Union Plads at tweuty-eight cents.
Good Blanket Shaws at $5,5O worth $3.50.
Embroideries at cost or less.
Mantillas and Shawls very low.
All other Goods will be offered at great
reduction from former prices.
Also-A large stock of Ladies Fur
Goods, to which we invite attention.
THE best assortment Of Tobacco in town
L Some very nice Natural Leaf at EDw. H. ROBERTS.
IF you have any CASH to spare, the place
4 to get your moneys worth is at EDw. Il. RoBERrS.
NEW Raisins can be found at
| IN EDWARD H. RoRERTs.
GOOD Molasses at fifty cts. gallon, at
" EDWARD Fl. RoDERrs
RLANKET Shawls, very cheap at
ID EpwARD H. ROBEErs.
EEANNELS a large assortment and
IL very low prices at EDWARD II. RoUERrs.
EULLED Cloths and Satinets, very low
| A first Goods at EDWARD II. RonERrs.
DRESS Goods in all styles will be sold
Livery chc.p at EpwARD II. RoREETs
HOOPS in great variety, at = -
IL EpwARD H. RoREEIs
| CoRN Baskets can be found at I; n.
GOODS of all kinds, cheap for Cash, at
| " EDWARD H. RonERrs.
RUTTER WANTED at
SOAP Soap l-Fay'S Best Bar-Trans-
~ parent German Ersve. Honey, Ohemcsl Olive and Fan
cy SOAPS, at ED H. ROBERTS
EDWARD H. ROBERTS, Agent for
u the sale Of
Duryes 4. Forsyth, Manipulating Co.'S
CELEBRATED PLATFORM COUNTER scADs4
HANSCALEs, AND
Fire Proof Safes.
Scales and Safes furnished order at Manufactures p'e
k-1~ For Sale, one FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALE, n
good order, will be sold cheap.
DOCKS - Church Psalmist Prayer
! ID Boob and The ongs Of Zion, for sale by ,,
| N. G. DICK.
lTHE best Syrup you ever saw, at
EDW II. ROBERTS.
| EIRST rate Molasses Cheap, at
| IL EDW II. ROBERTS.
IO EDw. IT, ROBERTS.
GOLD PENS,
II N Very Superior Article of Gold Pens,
for sale LOW. Call and try them. : ,
~ nm J.E. CHAPMAN
few doors South of the Bank Main st, Ashtshuls q
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Iu Ashtabula ccu. Pleas.
VS.
carsg Crane Defendant
CARSO CRANE. Of Ontario County.
Seth Wells, PlaiatiG,

Cars1 Crane Defendant
CARSO CRANE Of Ontario County, a
~ state Of New York win take notice. that Seth Wells of
Ashtaba County Chic, did the 5t day of January A. d.
1850 file his Petition in the Cout of Common Pleas within
County OF Ashtabua in the State " Ohio against
Tie said Carso Crane Defendants setting forth that the said
Cayso Crane the euti day OF September 1851
Augustus Bgeow, WHO assigned 70 Jacob Clark,
by Jacob Clark assigned to Plaintiff half Of land
situate IN the township Of Aahaa IN said county OF Asa
tabua and that said eanseation money mentioned IN sad
contract had been fully paid and M the terms OF said contract
had been fully complied With by the party Of the SEQ
ond part also further setting loh that the said carn
Crane did the lit day of March, lS3 contract to the
said seth Wells about two Of other land situated IN Ash
tbUa townsp ia the county Of Ashabu and known as be-
ing all the land lying East and North OF lots nrhber Is 10 20
2 % and 2 according the description ia knsmans town
Plot aud that tie said consideration money had been y
paid that the snl seth Wells bad fully complied with sli
the terms and considerations Of said at mentioned contrast
his part performed praying that the sud Crso Crane
be ordered adpdged deoeed to execute and deliver 10 the
said Wells good sufficient deeds general warranty Of aid
pieces Of land contracted above stedand the said Car
80 Crane Is notified lie is required oaproar and
said petoa on the tha Saturday after the 18th
day OF February next. sErH WELLS,
by sherman & Farmer, his Attorncya.
Dated, January . 1889 eAl2
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HITS and CAPS.
CROCKERY!

A good assortment Of the latest sfYIn Tor
sale cheap, at wILLARD'S
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HATS and Caps-A good assortment of
L Il desirable styles, just received al ,,,, -, SSz
Apri let, 1885. bRHhAA x -.
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HARDWARE.

A new and splendid lot of CrOckery & Glass
ware just received.
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HOLIDAY GFTS-M. G.. Dick has
IL just been receiving large stock Of
Gifts for the holidays
comprising Gift Books Toys Candies, Sc, which IN aaon
10 his former stock cannot be surpassed for VaT,sy o
of our largest towns Also )rys for 1892 sne
uace the rev Book and Variety atore ~ u DlSh;
Asi,tnhula Dec. 9Th 1855 sos
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A large stock of Broad Cloths of every grade
and color. AsoBeaver Cloths, Cassiners saneits Ken
lucky Jeans, Nestings, &c, &c.
Having number of persons engaged am now prepared
furnish READY MADE Clothing, to order on short notice
and all work warranted
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EDWARD II. ROBERTS, has rcduc-
~ ed the prices Of his entire stock OF