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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-19

OLD BUCK As LADIES MAN.-The Pitts
burgh Gasette, in commenting upon the Sickles
Key affair, says
But for the countenancc bestowed on
Sickles by the President, the former would
not have been placed in o position to suffer
the wrong" which he has lately sought to
aveuge by deliberate murder. While this
fact is apparent to all Others, the President
himself does not seem conscious Of the un-
pleasant part he has taken in this affair,
but with characteristic recklessneSs, goes OH
mixing himself with it TO an unlimited ex-
tent. He has SO far forgotten his position
as a citizen aud high public official as to
write letter of coincidence to SicklcS, since
his Imprisonment. His folly could not lead
him further, and bis worst enemy could not
demand from him greater sacrifice.
Our President is notoriously open to fe-
male Establishments, and IL is said that 10
the hands Of fair ladies' he is the most i'm
preSsible creature in existence. The lady
OF Sir Gore Ousely, taking advantage of
this Presidential weakness, not long since
wormed out the most precious state secrets
for the individual benefit Of her aspiring
husband, and the general advantage of the
British government Mrs. Bennett has al
so succeeded in getting an appointment for
one OF her male friends TO profitable sit
uation in France, while the young wife OF
the late Russian minister displayed her in
Aurnce at the White House by having q
har-brained brother selected as a grave
commercial agent in one Of the cities of the
Gar Indeed, intrigues are the order OF
the day at the Capital and for the first
time in the history of tue country, men
have heen compelled, in these matters to
yield the palm to the wives and daughters
Of the land. These associations have made
a regular fop--a finished dandy-of our
old bachelor President, who, considering
his age and station, is giving decidedly too
much of his time to the decoration OF his
person. Trimmed off in brown frock
coat-white vest - with shining patent
leather shoes-he cuts quite dash in the
saloons of the metropolis-and imagine'
himself perfect brigand among suscepti
ble female hearts.
As a gay Lothario, regarding Sickles a
one of his set" he feels called upcn to Sent
consolatory epistle to the unfortunat
man, forgetting at the same time, that Key
the victim, was one of his own chosen off
GERS for the District of Columbia. Blu
then, it is true, Key is dead-that make
difference. Both friends of the Presiden
and al the parties concerned, visitors ant
partakers of the hospitaites of the Presi
dentnl mansion, the whole affair is FIN
illustration of the morals Of society as nov
governed and controlled by the present I'D
minstration.
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Chills and Fever ChiIIs and Fever

One the g remedies that has been laid before
the public tor Fever ard Ague, and which have received The
highest ene0mums from the press and the people, Is DR
H0srErTERs CgLERRkTED BIrTERs Who would endure the
ortures arising ro this terrible disease when II be
easily cured would endure seepless nights, burning
eves aud iey chls alternately, when remedy eau be OBJ
tanned flr mere tribe And yet how many families lnger
out painful existence under this deadly blight and do moth
ing zup down quinine, until Il becomes common aa
their daily meals and yet they not relieved None but
FOOLISH weak would hesitate 10 procure theee valuable
Bte and themselves intense agony sold BY duggsts
and dealers generally eyeDwhere Sec advertisement IN
anothor ooluuln. lm460
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The contract of furnishing the material for
and putting on the roof Of the new Iu6rmary
building, has been awarded to MessrS. r. MID
DLEroN and g. F. WATSON, of Conneaut. They
are thorough, competent workmen, and will do
job creditable alike to themselves and to the
county. They will also furnish the cave troughs
and spoutug - Reporter.
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To TAX PAYERS. ~-A notice will be found
among our new advertisements Of interest
perhaps of mournful interest-to the Taxpayers
Of this county. 1t is, however, Of no avail TO
make wry faces about il. Deal, and the Tar
CoEeciOr, are inexoreble. and calm, philoso-
phical, and prudent preparation to meet their
claims. is about the best way Of getting along
with the matter That is, at least, our opinion
modestly EXPRESSED.
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TWENTY BLACK CRows - Mr.. j. G. WHIT
NEY, denizen of the otherwise orderly, we'll
behaved, but not usually extravagant township
of Connenut, killed. some months since-but
now just transpired--ttrrnty black crO'es at one
shot. So the Reporter says and that is not u.s.
ualIy considered sensation journal, VIC believe
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SMITH & LOCKwooD's
BALLAD FOR THE
Hard Times. +"


q Iard Times. +"
BY BARD, WHO KNOWS ALL ABOUT IT.
Come now and listen to my jingling rhyme
All ye who are pressed by the cry Hard fimesi'
And will tell you with little parade
The rsry best place in The HOTld to trade;
Where you'll get the worth Of your money and more
Tis at SAITH LocKwooDs well hlled store.
They have everytking there, the heart can desire,
With prices lower, and quality higher,
Than ever before was known In town,
And thus they have gained high renowH;
So come at onee with your dollars and dimes,
And prove tue truth of these rustic rhymes
Their goods are the choicest the richest and best,
That wor we're bro't so far to the West;
And IL you've doubt Of this statement from mei
Just call there yourself-and lOl you will see,
Such splendid array as never before,
Has greeted your eyes IN village storei
They have beautiful silks Of every hue,
Bayadere stripes, and Persian tool
Merinoes so hne, and splendid Cashmere,
All famed for their quality far and nsAri
And ~ben you see them I'm surs you'l wondsi'
How they eaa sell so cheap and not Il go under"
They have the incest ParanettAs TOO,
And Delaines Of patterns rich and uewi
With printA Of every variety rare
Which were selected with the greatest ozrss
dali will be sold to suit the a Hard Tims4,"
So, Burahl bring on your dollars and disaes!
They have laees aud ribbonS for trihing sum
With gloves and hosiery, cheap as fra
And carpets whose texture, 80 rich and bright
FILLS every beholders heart with delights
And few choice groceries, so fresh nd nice,
That soon as they'r seen, they sell in ties.
An these things I've named, aud thousand nOras
Are SURE 10 be found in this wonderful store,
Where The merchants kind and the clerks polite
And they shou their goods with genrons deltghE
Charging you noaAins a al for the sight
Tho its better Tar, ehnn circus parade,
So eone aad see, II you cannot trade.
And when once the splendid array you've seen,
You'Ii loudly sxelaim a. did sheba's Queen,
We have heard mach but lol andbsholdi
TAs ha8 70 - h0s nsSsr bssA told
AudH yon've adolIar or even dime,
Your buy yourselves rich, n lean than no TINS
Then hone~ard turning - nsseE eeiore.
You'll bless your Etas iof sanTH &LockwooDa siers.
Main Street. Ashtabaln, Ohio.
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DIED.

In Stamford Conn., Sunday, March I3 In the 92d Of
her age REBECCA WELLES relict Of the late John VIM.
Holly and last remaining child Of the late Rev Noah wees
In Geneva Of amation of the lungs Saturday the 18th
inst WILLIAM WARD, aged 81 years.
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MARRIED.

Al ST. Peters Church. March 9Th BY Rev James Bonnar
GEORGE HOPKINS, of Beoit Wis to Miss AMANDASTEW-
ART ofPymouth.
In worthington Ohio the lst inst. by the Rev O. F.
Lewis, Mr. HARRY u. HALL Of Louisville, ky formerly Of
Ashtabua to Miss SUE L. TULLER, Of the former place.
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Please Gall and see I!

Please Gall and see
HAVING recently replenished my stock
Il foods now have full assortment Of tie very bcs
quality Of
Fancy Variety Articles,
which wish 70 dispose d possible. The superior
quality Of Goods Oer at greatly rcuced prices e9n1ot
all give my customers entire satisacOn Aiao invited TO
Call aud See,
whal have though thsy may wish % purchase
Among my goods you VIII ahe Poeket Biaress tar 1853;
School Bobkn Blanl MscelAneolz snd Glt bdoks The ben
quality d Ca Letter, and NUte Paper Ink steel and Shoiee
Gold Pens lmpEession Paper Musical sn
The sweets 81 Juvenile @ in ibe shape Of Great Variety
Of Tine quantity Candy.
fo Literary Department,
has isrve ssortuienf AZ Fapcrs MagaEnes ae which
are ooostsniy forwarded 4 s0an a. Pubiinlled.
| Also blck numbers Of
Magazines aud Papers,
| furnished ss reduced price.
! A ane assortment of
Ladies' Fancy Baskets,
wie caRs. IAnernS lamps, and Burning FLUID Hep and
CanATy Seed, Cuitelsh Bone, and Bird Cages
fcr those nice girls and little boyn,
have SPLENDID Lot cf Toys
shsr. All ,eiags ~ se sssDsa S1s cy u,s9y Ss @o''
you1l but call. think yoa'n b
SoiIe bat amused, at what you see.
4hd then. should you oanelude y osys
FR ~ sted. OA Ho' nd
Please reminder The plaos.
J.E. CHAPMAN'S Variety 6loFe.
kss~ door seu'a q Ma Oaak. AlsIH street.
| eot t--l-t-l-.-1t Y
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GREAT BUTrER MAKISa.--M CHARLES BUR-
RILI., of Kingsville, writes Us that he has made
from one COW, from the 2lst day of November,
1858, to the 2lst day of February, 1859. one
hundred aud eleven pounds aud IL ounces of
butter, and raised a calf on the milk from the
same COW. aud that the calf will weigh about
200 lbs. He says the calf had new milk frcm
the COW during the FIRST four weeks, which be
thinks lessened the quantity Of the butter %
| pounds.--SentineL.
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1s- The N. Y. Evening Post, under the
head of interesting from Japan" says the En-
peror has issued decree which permits the in
PRODUCTION Of the Catholic religion into the
ports of Simoda, Hakodadi. Nangasaki and
Desima, but stouily refuses to permit the i'm
portntion of opium"
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gs- Sir Bulwer Ly tton is about to resign the
colonial secretaryship in favor of Mr. Gladstone,
and will take place in the House of Peers.
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CTATIONARY & STAPLE NorioNs.
- Those 10 want thefe Gticea can do no better than
make their purchases at their ows doors wss they van b.
'1f,S1 III Travelling Agent
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THE CoURr OF COMMON PLEAS will CONNER ce
its March term, on Monday the 2sth inst. End
will probably continue three weeks
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Ss- The earl of Devon asks divorce from his
wife on account of her cruelty to bin. He is
twice as old as she is, poor fellow.
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Attention is directed to the advertisement of
sE1pLE Co. his arm intend keep their Stock full by
frequent sddtons consequently the stock on hand viii be
sold very low to make room for New Goods.
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DR.. Rohack's Constituents. We learn that

Dr. hOhacks COnstlluehls. VIC lehfh Ihu
the distinguished and popular inventor Of those famous Scan
dinavian Remedies the BLooD PILa aud BLOOD PURFER.
advertised IN business coumnA receives nearly many
etteF BY eyery mail the Treauy Department The
age u more than 300 per day! His patenta scattered over
the broad West the Southern States and New En6l md
said to the aud almost Incredible agg egso
100000 By his patients those who his prepare
tons their only medicines We presume th such
neetion Is without parallel IN Medical history. lun4SO
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AoRIcv1URAL MEETING "A meeting Of the
County Agricultural Society will be held at
Jefferson, Tuesday April 5th, (thc day aner
electiOn.) 10 prepare the premium list for the
next Fair Let all who can. attend. Those
who receive the Amsrieaa .agrienitarist, as pre-
miams, can obtain their quota Of seeds Of the
Secretary, at the meeting, or at any time after.
March Z. 1859 q. q CALKiEs, seey.
The following shows the comparative cara
logs Of the Cleveland & Erie Road for the month
of February 1889. 1858,
a795S7 "a ST709s 26
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HATS and Caps-A good assortment OF
IL deslIahie styles, jist reoelveo at BRIGHAM c.
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LOOK HERE /

LIVERY one Of the lovers Of art, etert
~ one Who aqnlrcs the beagfn and especially estfy one
who delights 10 tst up0n le iamaf ce u dear friend 0f
relative Though that end may be fousands Of miles aSaj,
er IN The Spirit LaDdl takt h0itf h you ct truez
me likeness of yourself or friends AZ
Marsb's Gallery of Art in Asltabula,
snd also That during ne Boydays N couideaoH q fs
e'oseness d times, viii furnish superior pictures q
Much Reduced Prices !
What chhstoaa New Year CHA are more appropfatc
than ~ present perfect kcnsa b y0URskLp " your friends
intend 20 keep CONSTANTLY hand variety hf good durable
cases ao iass 70 hang up 20 that you 1T " your n
side you behold The fate you love beamng upon you
pleasure and ENJOYMENT
Having recently rehted my rooms shall sudeayor 10 make
Il pleasant and agrbeqbe possible ali Ro may give
ea wfsthtr wishing pictures not. But remcinber
waits for and hard times does pfeven death
from removing those you love.
Secure the shadoH,
Ere the substance fndts
shish you can DO at
Marslis Ambrotypc Gallery,
ia cloudy as we'll - Gear weather. between A. ~ aud r
Rooms dfst building s0utk Of Bank. f09
Aslitatula, Dec. 9Th, 1883 " a. hAitsH
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dat legislature. Bot vonce more ven make
dc acquaintance personeiis Of the Senator,
] iud niue OF de Senator was born in Con-
nect-de-cooi. 80 den, gentleman, beve
made my leetle speech now / vii give
my grand sentiment.
COnnect-de.coot, The little yellow spot
dat make lAe clock pcddler. the schoolmus-
ter, aud de senator De Grst, give you
time the second, tell you what You do
with him and de sird, make your law and
your civilization'--a then as he was re
suming his seat amidst roars Of laughter
he rose again and with that peculiar gestie-
ulatiOn which characteristics all Frencbmen
in moments OF excitement, he shook bis
Hnger TREMENDOUSLY over the assembled CON
frres, and exclaimed at the top Of his voice
l"Ah gentlemen, dat leetle yellow state
you call Counect-de-coot, is one very grea
miracle to me-"
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STATE OF OHIO. Ashtabula Co., $
Minerva pOnovsn'
vs. DiVerss.
Divores

The defendant will take notice that the plain
a has peioned the Court Of Common noas cf Aahseula
County, and state Aforesaid or dissolution AZ The ha1fiakn
ent,ct srng betwesn aad partios Cause usfgned-ks
trems habtusi dranksnea i0r 10 3fsls tskI1
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Prentice, Smith & Company,

Prentice, Smith d Company,
in nearly the sse Of trade heretoo but VIII much
enhanced stock and facilities.
Of the FIRM has just returned from Ne~ York wherB
time hes been ken TO make liberal purchases with dierh
nso IL such goods will not fail 10 meet the wants.
chalenge to meet s APPRECIATION Of the citizens Of the VII
age county Tho results OF these purchases
and judged of the goods coming to hand daily and
will be followed BY others necessity shall require The
condition Of the market East is sufficient guaranty Of
favorable range OF pcer at which these puchases
made That these Inducements offered may be put the test
Is the chief desire OF those making them.
GROCERIES.
piled with general and choice selection Of goods Be
found in the county.
WOODEN WARE,
Consisting Of Pails Tubs Wash Boards Sugar Tubs hope
BROOM, Butter LRdee Rolling Pins &c, &c.
WILLOW WARE.
large variety Clothes and Market Basket Rocking
Dining Sitting Chairs for the children Bugges aud
Hobby Horses Hand Sleds, forthe Boys
Berlin Baskets for the Ladies.
In the Dry Goods Line, may be d assortment Of bo
nestle Goods Sheeng Shirug TIckng, Denuis Prints &c,
PROVISIONS.
This Is a trade which speci attention wlbe given both Ia
the purchase and sale VIII keep constantly hand full
stock Of Flour, Feed Pork Fish, Salt together with Water
Cement Cured Hams aud Shoulders, for family &c.
aily supplies NJ Fresh Can Oysters both far Haven and
Baltimore Pccd Clams and Oysters Lo0ster aud Sauces
Small Dealers furnished with fresh supplies liberal terms
Ashtabula. Dee. ist, 1858. "a
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NEW FIRM.

New and Increased Stock Of Goods.
& C. OSBORN, late of KingsviIle, hav-
NJ ing purchased interest IN the Grocery Bs.ness os
Prentice e. Smith,
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real EsrArE CnASGEs.-Among the more
regent changes of Real Estate in this village.
we have 10 name that Of the sale Of the home
stead of HESRY CHENEY, on the North Ridge,
and the purchase of the same by GEo. b. NIT
rLEroS. Of Superior. Mr.. n. we believe, enters
into the early possession IN occuPany OF the
premises.
Mr. CHEESEY has purchased an acre OF II.
r. WILLIAMS lust north Of the above, with the
intention Of building during the spring.
The homestead OF Moses DICKINSON on Or
thodox Place. has been purchased by his son
GsoReE, late of Memphis, Tenn, who returns to
Ashtabula, with the intention Of occupying
these premises about the first of April.
The corner, opposite Mayor M"RRTsoSs. re-
recently purchased by DucRo and BROTHERS,
has again been sold, in the present instance, to
the Methodist Society, which is contemplating g
the erection of new church edlfce, on this
site. Thus the four churches will, when the de-
signs are carried out stand nearly in range on
the west side Of this now beautiful and popular
street
j. @. FARMER. Esq, has secured double LOT
on Elm street. which, We believe is designed
for speedy improvement for his own use.
The lot ou the corner of Orthodox Place ant
North Ridge has also changed hands. Ex-Jus
tice TONES having sold to II. REDHEAD, who
is now putting up dwelling house on the same
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March Appointments.
Prove all Things

Prove all Things
nR. IL. ~. WADSWORTH, Eclectic
IL Physician and sugecu VIII bel attendance folount
Ashtahulu, AshiahrdA House. Wednesday. March %.
Jefferson. Thompson's Tuesday, March 22.
Madison, Monday, March Is
saesya , GSsiss Io HIoSss ss nsSss ss,ss Y a5, "a
Kingsyille. nonas}, March q.
Conaeaat; Randolph HOUSE, Saturday, March IL
CONSULTATION FREE.
Tue Mode Of Examination pursued By Dr. W.
is very simple and entirely aud " 4 disease Of eay
~ the internal vital organs Is 10 very = minutes dsslsd
si. , SeI e And % certainty ~i.ea' ask W lai,sa qas,-
AIoag re diseases treated successfully b him, ma5 b
Scrofdla; and all Diseases Of serofalous origin.
cd Neck oiire serofuous Eyes sekd sad Eppoaa
TS S1sp Ss sss SSs SsiI msss s % 81 yss D
lepsy, Rheamatisn, DEepsE, ks ss. -. :
the Hrain Eyes Unrest Lasgs Heart Stomach Ivsr ,ssa
Kidneys ss Other o5gsas spssy cure .srnt.d n
use of mercury or other posns destroy
Regular s r = s,ss e@as sas e yss sae M ss
Dr. W. has fully qualned himself Tor the praosoa 2 Vi
profession, q whlsS ang person sAi b Dasaaa v ssnhF
NJ ssrtIasa.s q pllI,hsd t, sslssssa % ssy
Tas Po~ L6lssaas e~ssds~4
Ans RaFson sending oauec setsmeat af their lploul
~. ss',saE :, q WI have gsos asPsa "a V ss,'s = ss
~ rEHsn KxEsAcpEH WisuouE PArS, NJ oAfFAslaA.
Aadss.s NV, wAnswoRTH. n. p, Dsl..s. X: :,
Taunery for Sale
A skssm Taanery, lately occupied by
/ "a ~. WOOD. las.led u ne tiAast -
Unionville. Lnko Co.. @.
ss s:.assy hs. n ~ ...s e .s.::.s "a * =
nArk and Wood aud plenty - HIDE b ctlaa4 ~lf =
,ere q Land. on whioA 4 b Ntu.ed
.AEso--A lot containipq acre, "a which, y
agane preilng hnoss, nara np4 eat tent'~
ALS0--Fi,o aiher village IN a acf earh
Said annsly House .,a "a ana {,ees kea ~ = sNe
90 very rtaaonsIt a1lfa ItIsA /" fA|f-t1t ''r' ~
rra,ir, A. 1l..Io..lIIs III M b A. 0fF<fa u t64p
a tabiia 81 n CanfIaEk o. A. ut4uAt, A1'pt
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aMUD SILL.T-The suggestions Of our cores
pondrnt, "Mud Sill" on the outside OF this pa
per are well, and we have often thought oil
adding to our Journal the feature recommended
and yet, in taking the incipient steps, we have
found the way hedged up with difficulties. II we
were to take the prices Of one establishment in
making up table OF prices, the reader IN do
ing his trading ut another, might find very dill
ferrent range. as uniformity OF prices cannot be
found among our mercantile establishments. II
we were to adopt the niger range, those con-
tented with smaller profits would raise hue
and cry that we were driving trade from their
doorsj and IL on the other hand, we were TO give
the lover, similar hugh aud cry would be heard
about false reports aud invidiously interfering
with private matters and the consequences would
be, we should live in hot water continually
Perhaps an average of the prices paid for lead
ing articles Of produce might be given with
profit This we will think Of.
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Drugs, Stationery & Groceries.

Drugs, Stationery & Groceries.
THE subscribers having taken the Drug
eStAbhnent Of g. r. Johnson intends 10 put the bust
ness upon terl and enlarged iootng By ni9sns n
70 Il vgOt and wider range Of bnSnes iaeue' t'
large and varied
Stock Of Paper,
embracing svsy description Of TIE article With eAvsioPs and
School and JHisceLinaeOas Books
vim bs aadsd Ia the present soc In trade, together WITH
Choice assortment Of Groceries,
--1SD=
Large .4dditiOns Of Drugs,
h,h v enable him 70 meet the wants Of the community
nd elieit their full ane entire SstshctioR.
Tht nugement Of the business uih bO entrusssd %
Mr.. james NJ. Allen,
whose well known habits Of accuracy and busnsa espse.
In the Drug nepaFtmei especially h hin for I'M po-uen'
and Welcome the estaDlhent 70 ths conndenee ne NV
e Couresy and attention 10 cusiomers 70 ese oaansAs
relation Is hoped viii secure Or ths concern AnAfe " 'n'
patronage Of this to~a aud vicinity 4. n. sfocrwtff.
AshsAbala. Nov. Is. isss ~
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We gave in our last list Of the officers OF
Rising Sun Lodge handed 10 by some friend
1t was however, but partial aud imperfect one
so much so, that we have been furnished with
the following complete and perfect one:
A A Strong, WIN; g A Knapp, w; A
w Steele, J w; L Savage. Tr; L Thurston,
Secy; II LOyeland, D.; P q Ford, J ID; Geo
Ford, Sen, 1'y; T A Smith, Steward.
Officers of w. r. Chapter, No. 65 r. A. NJ.
are, NJ Dickinson, H P; g Q Lovelnnd, K; E
q Upson, s.; A A Strong, Q H; A Nj Brown,
IS; w Haskell R A G; II w Stone, G
NJ Sd v; J Fuller, G NJ I'd V; S Clifford, g NJ
lst "; Albert A Strong, TT; A w Steele,
Secy; A Tyler, G.