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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-05
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1870. TaIamon Dessommes & Co., imports
Of Foreign Dry Goods No Magazine streeMerchants
of the INTERIOR and from adjoining States, visiting the city will
find the abosenamed establishment of the complete
of Foreign Dry Goods imported into this
y sold atprces lower thar would be thought possible
ordinary times Give then a call. SCI 2rl5teod
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Socks for the. Soldiers.

Having machine in operation for the purpose Wooden or
Cotton solicited for the purpose Of manufacturing socks
for the Soldiers which will be done free of charge. Amy
sen who may dspo ed contribute This enterprise will
Please their contributions the Office of The undersigned
at No. 100 Grayier street. g..=. -,...
o1a RELENAP
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This is certify that Dr. schlosser eradeated
all pain. F. POWELL. NJ. D.
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Southern Ok Company.
n . &c H

OTTO Il.
AT meeting of the Board of Directors of tbs Southern Oil
Company ked Friday the 18th Instant the following
luton adopted
Resolved That in consequence of the continued
packages hoop ron aud other prices transportation the o
lowing scale Of prices viii take effect after the Isl
November next:
FOR DELIVERIES IN NEW ORLEANS.
No. and Carbox Observation-Disclosures. &c per gal
No. and Tanners Observation-Disclosures. ..... SOC.
oas VI itc.
FOR DELIVERIES FROM THE FACTORY, MOBILE.
No. and Car-hoX OIL .......,,........,..- CSC. per
No 2 and Tsnnero' ot.."aB ........'..'..., 4Oc:
Axle Grease &C. per IN
SIMEON TOBY, JR.,
OLD 2pt President.
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From Hon Barton Craige, NJ. c., Of North CaroInsI
II gives pleasure earthly that Dr. schosser has extract
ed several Corns from my eewithpu any Jan with great
skill. BURTON CRAIGE,
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For the Army of Gen. Je1f. Thompson and
- Gen. price. -

We shah be forwarding in the next ten days Blankets and
articles for the command of Generals jeff Thompson and
PRICE in Missouri Any contributions IN Money, Clothing,
Blankets Shoes ss left with will be forwarded TO their
proper destination.
nj 2p6t ]. d. nAMERON q Go.,tll4 Nahal street
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From Hon. Vim 2. Phillips, Alabama.

Dr. schlosser has operated Of my family
very satisfactorily, and without giving any pain.
VIM F. PHILLIPS.
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Removal.

sg@ NIALARD ~ TOOkER
HAVE REMOVED THEIR CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
From tie corner of Canal and Old Levse streets 10
- 79ts No.I0 Charities street,
Where they will continue heretofore keep for sale large
assortment of Clothing of every description nj 2p6G2tW
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a@- For Congress. First District, Rufus
5DoLBEAR. Election, Wednesday, November &, 1851
oil 2ntek
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Full line of Black BombHzines Bonbazstes Silk Warp Apac
cas- Bagnos English Bareges Sd Ga 81 Black Cashmere
Paristennes, Llama Cloths, Esco Tatuse, Bsrpour
Black French Cacoss and Lawns with many other makes of
best quality Mourning Goods
English and German Hosiery for Men, Women and Children.
Merino Shirts Drawers and Hosiery, Men, Women and
Children.
Linens Iinea Sheengs, Damask', Cloths Napkins DeilIe4
Diaper Crush, Ooorel aud Fnged Berdersd Towels and
Napkins
French and English Bed Blankets.
MRrseiles Quilts all sizes.
Heavy stock Of Velvet aud Cloth Cloaks.
Cashmere and Plaid Wool shawls.
Black and Coored French Cloths and Cessin4sres.
Ladies' Cloth for cioaks
Silk and Wool and All Wool Datissk Custails.
Broche JGeqEard, and Plaid Musiins
White and Rose Bobblnet for Bars. .r
Linen Netting, English Long Cloth.
Complete stock Of e0-tly l.sCes and Enbro!dezes.
Kid Gloves Parfu!upres and French C3rs4S.
French and English Prints, sytis.
French FnrutrI Prints Turkey Red
30 bales Assorted Jeans and Linseys.
Full stock Of every brand OF DonestIcs,
Red and White Flanneis complete assortment.
With tie fullest supply Of every article usually found IL vel
assorted establishment.
HAGGERTY BROTHERS.
g..
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R8~Notice-I take this method of Offering
professional services free of charge fsnesu
who are absent from the city cnnary duty Residence
Harmony street, between Pryana Coliseum streets Fourth
District -, EfG 4. --,r= ..
p ,nySl 2ptf s1s-"a i.s-. P. YEIsER ND,
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Copies OF American Testimonials.
From Hon, R. Toombs, Major General C. s. Al
Dr. Schosser has taken great my
feet, without any Pain, and rAecuaiy. r, TOOMBS
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METaIEis JocKEr CLUB We direct the attention
Of our readers to the advertise ent IN regard to
lie fali ana spring meetings Of this club. \,
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EB- The friends of the Hon. c, nj. Conrad
him candidate Confederate
Congress from the Second Congressional District composed
the First and Fourth Districts Of New Orleans Parish
OF Jefferson -" .'' .' OF
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Notice.

Having disposed Of my business Mr. T, L. McooNKEY
desire to return my sincere thanks my many friends and
customers for their liberal patronage bestowed upon
for the last eighteen and would respectfully recommend
and ask for my continuation of the same.
JOHN TODD.
FINE FRENCH MILLINERY.
LACEs AND SILKS AND DRESS GOODS,
! II. l.. M @ Q n IL Il ",
SUCCESSOR To JOHN TODD,
Will open, on MONDAY the 4h of NOVEMBER, 1861,
I20.......,......CanaI street
ToURo BUILDINGS,
New and Elegant Styles in
FINE VELVET CLoAKs,
SILK DURNoUs,
PALEToTs AND MANTLEs.
CLOTH CLoAKs,
MISSES AND GHILDRENs CLoAKs.
AND PELTssEs.
VELVET AND STRAW BoNNETs-- For Ladies and Misses
FLOWERS, RIBBONS, PLUhEs, etc.
Also H'-t
Black and Colored DRESS SILKS,
sHAw1s AND DRESS GOODS,
GLOVES, REAL LACEs,
FRENCH EMBROIDER1ES, Etc, Etc
l2O CANAL STREET,
nj 2pMoTh&Sn Touro Blu ldipgs.
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Proceedings

Proceedings
LOUISIANA STATE CONVENTION
IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH,
Together with The ORDINANCES passed by said Conyen
ton lin both anguage and the CONSTITUTION Of the State
amended
For sale by
BLOOMFIELD STEEL, PETER O'DONNELL,
T. l.. WHITE, HERBERT 4 EsCOUssE
GEO ELLIS, ". F. GOLDTHWAlTE,
P.HAWES& CO., i. EZEKIEL
7. FITZWILIIAM.
hS-Orders from the country filed at liberal disconnt
. nnv22 2ptf
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..- Direct importation.
GGERTH ERS.
Importers OF Foreign Dry Goods
ToURO BUILDINGS,

l25 CANAL STREET,
Have their usual heavy stock Of Foreign DRY
GOODS and respectfully invite examination prices by
parties DESTROYS Of purchasing WHOLESALE or RETAIL.
Pau Black Gros de- Rhn, 81 to 3D. wide.
Mode Silks. IN all colors.
Heavy Black Brocie and Danask Silks
Rich Embroidered Broche Silks designs sra
and large. -
Plaid and Striped Silks
Colored and Black sa,ins, Mareeliucs and Fotences
eur stock OF SILKS Is unusually heavy and will be found
complete in all styles and qualities.
100 Pieces Black Cooed SILK relTe;s $50 81
Black and Colored English and French Caseres
Black and Coiored All Wool MousSelaine de Lane.
Rich Printed ousgelaine dc Laihes and gashnleres.
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|. HE@Eaerring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES, Nos street, New Or
leans. - azssgE $50 z.--...-- ~. de 2ntf
AB~We are authorized TO announce DR.. j :.
B. WILKINSON candidate for Congress the First
Congressional District. -. otO ten
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O. Intaaseoae, Dessonen,es $ Co.,

IMPORTERS OF FOREIGN DRY GOODS
No. 4 Magazine street,
Have for sale the lowest market price the following Goods
PRINTS, of all descriptions. g..
BLEACHED sHIRTINGs,
+, BLUE CoTToNADEs,
COTTON CHECKS
BED BLANKETS, EF
ENGLISH AND GERMAN HOSIERY.
BLACK SILK VELVET,
BLACK yELyETEEN.
Al&o large assortment Of
SILKS RIBBONS CLOTH, SILK AND VELVET CLOAKS
.. , 0: TALAMON, DEsSOhMES g. CO.,
ola 2plm No. Magazine street.
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SOUTHERN SHOE MANUFACTURING
COMPA
Depot, No. "a St. Charles street.
FACTORY, Mes 10 AND q ST. FERDINAND STREET.
Are now manufacturing superior quality of Pump, Welt
and Double-Soled oak-Tanned RuSsET SHOES, to which
heynyite the attention those having purchase this article
These Shoes braided the Southern Shoe
tory, New Orleans" only the Depot Of
the Company.
al 1y GEO. H. ROZET secy.
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NrxoE, Eaiter ana Rropraetor
= TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER !. lssl

49, s Z $3.50
islBsaALlTY Of, rHR PLASTINa GoNaf'sETFs.
class Of the citizens Of Louisiana have shown p
more noble Ibsrality, more self saerifclng deVo=
tion To I'LL glorious cause Of Southern lndepena-
enee. than the planters. In some parishes nearly
III cutie two.thirds Of the voting population have
entered me ranks. The parish Of Rapades alone
has furnished te provisional army nine Or ten tu
oornrauss Including one of cavalry, and of the
numerous regiments sento TO The war from this
cftp theFa ii we believe that has not re-
ceiyea substantial aid from the planting communi.
tFs NE Efforts Of the Louisiana planters to sustain
then state ID fhe front rank Of the defenders Of
Southern and liberty do not cease here, and
WIN not, 10 long as those rights are menaced.
They have subscribed the means for arming and
equipping another regiment-sthe Planters Life
Guards which will, in short time, be at the dis.
posaI Of the War Department. The several COM
paHies composing it are nearly full, and SO soonaa
fhe produce subscribed for its equipment and sup
port can be received and made convertible, the
regiment will be ready to march wherever ordered
The field officers of this regiment are educated
military men. its Colonel, Henry de Veuve, having
graduated With distinction at West Point, and The
rank and file will be composed Of the very best
fighting material. s
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DIR. M. SclsE0ssess's


Ds.. M. scAtossess's
unrvaed system of Caring all Diseases of the Feet has been
successfully pracced since $780, by his father and bmses
recognized by the r."y - ..
HIGHEST MEDICAL AUTHORITIES
AMERICA AND URoPEI
APPROVED BY DIPLOMA IN 1882 BY THE
ROYALFACULTY OF MEDICINE INHAVANA
AS the Safest and most Emcacious Method
FOR REMOVING
EFFICACIo AND PERMANENTLY
.CoRNS BUNIoNs ;
SOFT c oRNs AND cALLoslTlEs
Discusses OF the. Feet !.
WITHOUT CUTTING, OR
CAUSING THE LEAsT PAIN !!
DIR. SCHLOSsER
Would in the respectful manner announce to the ladies
and gentlemen of Orleans that, solicitation of
many families induced visit this city
time only may consulted every department of Pedal
Surgery, especially in
Corns. Bunions, and every Disease of the
Al of which, long standing bad, he Without
the slightest pain or Inconvenience either during The reno al or
afterwards.
proof extraordinary satisfaction which DR.
sCHLOssERs style Of treatment has everywhere produced
over ten testimonials from The
eff America Europe possession Among
DR. S. liberty calling public
tho following certificates from persons well known.
Copies OF American Testimonials.
From Hon. R. Toombs, Major General C. S. Al
DR.. schlosser has taken great from ny
feet without any gain, and rfectualjy. R, TOoMBs.
From Hon Barton Craige NJ. c., of North Cardinal
gives me pleasure to certify that Dr. scosser has extract
several my feethout any Jan and with great
skill. BURTON CRA1GE,
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Cheap Dry Goods
CONFEDERATE MONEY.
Having removed the stock of Dry from No. l25 Circus
apao street. TO Nos 2 $50 Royal street. corner Of ST.
Philip street. enabled complete assert
ent OF cheap Cacoes BleacheI Cotons Canton Flannes
Casinees and Broad CLOTH Coak Manlas Shals
kes and Travelling Rugs French English Mernoes Pop
Inns ana Barcges well large Silks Hosiery
and Houseurnhing Goods. Also invoice Carpets and
Hearth Rugs at very low prices.
g THEODORE DANzIGER, s,
..b Corner Royal and St. Philip streets
M5-Prties indebted Julius auzge will please and
settle at early day, at the above store. 2pf
OKAercEs0asss' Eg0teE,
CORNER ST. CHARLES AND CANAL STREETS
SoESLRA~a.
city.
RATES BOARD:
Per Week. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 90
Per Week, toosrd only Observation-Disclosures. SOC
BRET HALLER,
sulI 2ply Proprstorn.
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I1as.ssenssfek y Co.,

CORNER or aRAvrER AND NEW LEvEE STREETS
f4 .Nittf-4s @G8as G5l44}agA .---+ n
Offer for Sale
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The Atrack on tIae Seminole, u

y private letter from gentleman on board the
United States steam-sloop Seminole, on her late
trip from Washington to Old Point, has been pub
lished in the Philadelphia Bulletin. The following
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WINES IN WOOD.
s casks FAMILY CLARET.
80 i ca ks ORDINARY PORT WINE
II i casks SUPERIOR E.
s i casks EXTRA
GO Il and K casks C, nlnon NJ DEIRA VINE.
80 octaves fine sHEREY WINE.
quarters extra
5 quarters SWEET MALAGA WINE
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50 casks ORTER-Marzetti, pints.
% =. =. YoEnger's, pnts
20 - =. Byass, quarts. o..
60 - ALE-Byass, pats.
% -. >. Younger's, quarts.
80 E. :. :. pints.
ID -. =. Tenntnt's pintsr stone jars.
50
50 =. Youngers STRONG ALE-quarts and pints.
nd INST
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-12-28


Life Is not entirely made up Of great evils
or heavy trials but the perpetual recnr-
rance Of petty evils is the ordinary and ap'
ponted exercise oft he Christian graces -
To bear with the failngs Of these about us
with their in6mitieS, their bad judgment,
their III. breeding their preverse tempers--
10 endure neglect when we feel we deserved
attention, and ingratude where we expect.
ed thanks-to bear with the company OF
disagreeable people whom Providence has
placed in our way, and whom He has prov
ided or purposed for the trial OF our virtue
those are the best exercises Of patience ard
self denial and the better because not ches
on by ourselves. To bear with vexiatpn
in business with disappointment in our
expectations, with Interruptions OF our
retirement. With folly, intrusion, dis'ur'
bancs-iu short, with whatever opposes
our will. or contradicts our humor--ihls
babtual aequiesceuee appears to be more
of the essence of self denial than any little
rgors or Affections Of our own imposing
These constant, inevitable, but inferior evliS
properly improved, furnish a good moral
discipline, and might, in the days OF lgno,,
rance, have superseded pilg image ana
peuauce. -Haandh More
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-12-28
MILITARY BaIIoOning.

Prof. La Mountain is makig experiments
10 military eronantics, near Alexandria
Seminary, which promise to eclipse the feats
Of bis rival, Prof. Lowe. The latter, as is
known, keeps bis balloon moored to terra
frma by a cord. Prof. La Mountain has
an improved theory. He launches boldly
forth into the heavens, and sails away down
over Dixies land, high above the heads of
astonished secesh Hovering over JEFF.
Davisdom at an elevation of from Que TO
two miles, (well out of rife range the
@ronant with busy eye notes aught that
may be deemed OF interest at military head
quarters; aud then, when seeesh-who has
been following him with wrathful eye-im'
agines the luckless VoyaFer TO be drifting,
helpless, right into bis clutches, down comes
q shower of sand bags, and up leaps the
balloon o peg higher into the heavens,
strikes counter current, sails saucily back
to the domain Of tho Stars and Stripes, and
he desceuds by the usual method of open
ing the escape valve. Within the last
month aud half he has made six success
full reeonRoiteriBg excursions upou this plan.
A number Of intelligent men have been de-
tailed to form the II. S. Army Balloon
Corps" They wear the figures Of bal
loon and the letters "B. c." on their caps
These letters give rise to many jokes gu The
evident antiquity Of the wearers.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-12-28
ArPEAE no TIME.
pY nns. / !. DINING.

by hNt. l. d BhMtNos
slop. stop, old Time, till / take breath,
I'm tired " lhie race;
For eightaod dtwenty years I've tried
To keep NJ with your pace;
I've wandered more than half way up
The hill Of life wi b you,
And now fain would rest awhile,
The shady past to view.
Tis eight-snd-,wenty years ago
started on lifs's track;
But you have ever hurried so,
never could look back,
Stop--but moment, while view
The path I've travelled DER
And let me bid one more adieu
To youths far distant shore.
Stop, till see that little cot,
Where FIRST saw the light,
That my worn heart has peer forgot
Although il passed from sight.
long TO see that cherished group
That clustered round the door,
Upon the latticed, woodbine sioop,
With lie white sanded floor.
Stop. ill my trembling arms embrace
That dearest friend, MI MOTHER
And let me see my sisters face,
And clasp the hand OF brothers
Oh, let me kueel at fathers feet,
His blessing TO receive
Twill make my cup Of joy complete,
My truobled soul relieve.
Bu,, ah | see 'tis all 10 vain
TO ask this boon of thee
My soul must wander on to gain
Its cboshen destiny.
A long farewell to youths sweet spring,
That Hed as mist away
Yet still its shadows round me cling
This twenty eight birth day.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-12-28
About Bedrooms.

We take the following from the Ameri
can AgrienltErist
If two persons are TO occupy q bedroom
during a uight, let them step upon weigh
ing scales as they retire, and then again in
the morning, and they will find their &C.
tHal weight is at least pound less in the
morning. Frequently there will be loss
Of Two or more pounds, and the aycrage
loss throughout she year will be more than
one pound. That is, during the night there
Is loss of pound Of matter, which has
gone of from their bodies partly from their
lungs, and partly through the pores Of the
skin. The escaped material is car bonic acid
and decayed animal matter, or poisonous
exhslalions. This is diffused through the
air 10 part, and in part absorbed by the
bedclothes. If single ounce oil wool or
cotton be burned in room, it will SO COM
pletely saturate the air with smoke that
one can hardly breathe, though there can
only be an ounce of foreign matter in the
air.
Now the 16 ounces Of smoke thus form
ed is far less poisonous than the l6 ounces
of exhalstion from the lungs and bodies of
two persons who have lost pound in
weight during the hours of sleeping, for
while the dry smoke is mainly taken into
the lungs,t the damp 0dors from the body are
absorbed both into the lungs aud into the
pores Of the whole body. Need more be
said to show the importance of having bed
rooms well ventilated, and Of thorough
ly airing the sheets, coVerlids, and
mattresses 10 the morning before packing
them up in the form of a neally-made
bed
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-12-28
THE ONLY PREPARATION hav-
l. ing proofs strong and direct as to
ExPEL THE DOUBTS OF ALL.

For Statesmen judges Editors Physicians Of the oldest
schools we'll give 1t their unqualified sanction, and
recommend it for all cases eruptionf and diseases Of the
scalp and brain all who have nsed it, unite in testying
thai 1t will preserve tie hair from being gray and from fall
ing TO any sgc, well restore Read the following
OAK GROVE, y. c. June oath, 1858.
Prof. O. j. WooD: Dear Sir Your Hair Restorative is
npdy gaining popularity in this community. had
occasion lay prejudice aside and give your Hair Resoa
Dve perfect test:-
turing tie year 1854 unfortunate to be thrown
my suky against rock the roadside, from Which
my head received most ter ibe blow causing great deal
of irritation which communicated to the brain and external
surface of the head from the effects Of which hair was
finally destroyed the entire surface of the head From
the tine first discovered its doppng however to the
time Of It's total disappearance employed everything could
think Of being professional man myself and thought
understanding the nature of the disease but finally de-
ea'ed in every prescription advanced.
These other circumstances induced to resort to
your worthy Hair Restorative Which have every to
frst application had as beautiful head young hair
ever saw, for which certainly owe you my most sincere
medy to all nquirers moreover shall my influence,
which fatter myself to say, Is not little
Ts c1 PuV,.T VrTV , rcsDsetfiy 'AA J. WRIGHT d.
OGc4 Of the JefTersonian, Plillipi a,Dec. l2."5s
Dear 81 feel my duty well my pleasure to state
to you the following circumstance, which you
Think proper. gentleman Of this placea lawyerhas been
bald since his early youth much So that he
PEELED wig He induced 10 bottle ef your
Hair Restorative, which he liked very much and after using
some two or three bottles his hair grew xuriauty aud
be has handsome bead Of haT The geneman name
Bradford and as he well known in our adjoining
ment give it 70 you at the request Of Mr. Bradford You
sell seat deal Of your Hair Restorative IN this and ad
Yours, &e, THOMPSON sURGHNoR.
DR.. WooD; Dear SIR Permit me to express the Oblga
ons under for the entire restoration OF my hair ts its
original color about the time Of my arrival in the o. States
your Hair Restorative soon recovered its original hue
consider your Restorative very wonderful invention quite
eicaciOus as well as agreeable. s. THALBERG.
The Restorative is put up in bottles of three sizes viz
large medium and small the small holds pint aud
tails for one dollar per bottle the medium holds at least 20
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-12-28

CoRN CRIBS By THE MILE The Illinois
Central. r r. Company are building. ii
miles of corn cribs along the line Of their
road, II miles south Of Chicago. The ca :
pacity of this mammoth grau0ry is 5000,
600 bushels We understand that The ii
linois Central Company are erecting these
cribs to receive corn in payment for land
furnished of the company, and that the fnl
Chicago maj ket prices is to be allowed to'
corn delivered there Chicago 1TlbrTc.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-12-28

"What is the matter, my dear 2" asked
wife Of her husband, who had sat half an
hour with bis face buried in bis hands, and
apparently in great trihulation "Oh, l
don't know" said he I've felt like a TOOL
all day"-"I'm afraid you will never be
any bettern
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-12-28

YscHUs says 'In the early sges man
lived q life OF innocence aud simplicity y
Upon this critic remarks when wss
this period Of inuocence The krsl women
went aatray. The very 6rst man that was
born 10 the world killed the second. When
did the time Of simplicity begin I"
A man ean's help what Is done behind
h1s back, - the scamp said when kicked
Qua Of doors.