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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30
Woods Hair Restorative.
THE ONLY PREPARATION hav.
i ing pools strong and direct as to
ExPEL THE DOUBTS OF ALL.

For Statesmen Judges Editors Physicians OF lie Oldest
schools as well new, give i their unqualified sanction" and
it for all Of eruptons aud diseases of the
scalp and bD all who have nsed ~ unite in tetifyng
that it will preserve the hair from being gray and from fall
ing TO any age we'll restore. Read the following
OAK GROVE s. C.. June Path, 1883.
PRoF. o ]. wooD Dear sir.Your Hair Restorative is
rapidly gaining popularity la this community. have hsd
occasion tn lay peudee aide and give yoar Hair Restoa-
Dive a perfect teSt -
turing the year 1884 unfortunate to be thrown
my suky against rock the roadside fiom which
my head recrived m" terrible blow causing great deal
Of irritation Which communicated TO tile brain and external
surface Of tue head from the effects of which hair was
finally destroyed the entire surface Of the head From
the time hrst dcovend its oprng however up to the
time of Its total disappearance employed everything could
understanding the f the disease but finally de-
Th0Fe aAa sfAer induced to resort to
your worthy Hair Restorative, which have every 10
frst application had as beautiful head young hair
saw FOR which certainly you my most sincere
mes 10 all Fionifers moreover .hall use my Influence
which Batter M aelf to say. is nnt a little -.
S4onrs. very respectfSIiy. MI WRIGHT. NJ n.
0nicp Of the Jetersonian, pinhpi, vs.Dec. H. IS.
Dear Sir ~ feel it duty well my pleasure. to state
you the following circumstance. which you
hk proper. gentleman oftis paoe-a iaYyer-hRs been
bald nee his early youth much So that he
pe lied 70 wear wig lie was Induced to use hole ef your
Hair Resto which he liked verJ much and after using
he has handsome head Of hair The gentleman name
i Brndnrd and AZ he is very well known ~ our adjoining
many persons testify the truth Of this state
ment give Il TO ven at the request n Mr. Badord You
sell gasa deal your Hair Restorative In this and ad
joining counties n yOu have tile prorer agents
Yours, &e, THOMSON SuRGnSOR.
DR.. wooD: near sr:-Permt me to express the otIlg,
tuns under for tho entire restoration of my hair TO It's
original color about the time Of my arrival In the o. States
II raridy becoming gray bot upon the application Of
your Hair Restorative Il recovered its original hue
cnntier your Restorative very wonderful invention gate
eficacious as well as agreeable. S. THALBERG
The Restorative IL put up IN bottles ni three sizes
large medium and small the small holds u pint and
tails dollar per bottle the medium holds al least 20
per cent proportion than the small etAls for
dollars per bottle the large holds quart 40 per cent
In proportion. and retails for 50.
q. j. WOOD CO. Proprietors, 544 Broadway, N. York
and ia MARX street. St. Louis Mo- For sale In Aktabula by
eowsm5Ss HENDRY 4 COPELAND. :
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"A x Z RS
Ague Cure,
ron THE SPEEDY CURE or

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE or
Intcrmit ittent Fever, or Fever and que,
Agme, Periodicai Headachc, or Bilious
Headache, and Bilious FeVcrs, indeed
for the NVh ole class OF diseases Orlgfnnt-
fng I'm hillary dernngemcnt, caused by
tIse Malaria of DIiRsmatic Countries|
We arc enabled here TO offer the commuritya
remedy which, while il cures the above complaints
with certainty, is still perfectly harmless in any
quantity. Such remedy is invaluable in districts
where these aillicting disorders prevail This
"CURg" expels the masmaic poison OF FEVER
ASD AGuH from the system, and prevents the de-
yeopment Of the disease, If taken on the first ap-
proach OF its prcmOnitory symptoms. Itis not nnly
the best remedy ever yet discovered for this class
Of complaints, but also the cheapest. The barge
quantity supply for dollar rings II within the
reach Of every body and in bilious districts, where
FEVER AND AGuE prevails, every body should
ton. A great superiority of this remedy over any
other discovered for the speedy and certain
OF Iutcrmitonts is that it contains no Quinine
mineral, consequently 1t produces 10 quluisin or
other injurious effects whatever upon the consti iu-
ton Those cured by it are left as Lcalthy as if
they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the conscquoncc OF
the miasmaiic poison. great variety Of dsor-
ders arise from its irritation, among which arc
Neuralgia, Reumatisnl, GOUt, HcGr ache, BEHd-
ness, Ioofhache Earache, CdtHYh, 1~h'"H F"J-
titation, Painful 4 Fiction qf tie Spleen, Hgstcr-
ics, Pain in the BoioeEs, CoAc, P0,aiySis and De-
TangenpHt Of the Stomach, all of which, when
originating in this cause, put on the 'nte1DHhcht
tgpe or become periodical. This &" CUKE txpcis
the poison from the blood, and consequently cnrcs
them all alike. 1t is an invaluable protection 10
immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malarinis districts. Ii taken Occ-
sionally daily while exposed 10 the injection
that will be excrcted from the system, and cannot
accumulate in sufficient quantity TO ripcn into dis
ease. Hence it is even more valuable for prOtcc-
ton than cure and few will ever suffer fUm Inter
mltents if they avail themselves OF the proieytioh
this remedy affords.
Pre7a-ea v11r J. C. kYrT . ~ u -----
LIYoS Conneout; ; n. PARISH, BingSvle; GEo. wILLAR
aud HpNrpY Cort' NShtlr'' W. r. ALLES, IeiIrr
son II. b. STEVENS. Geneva MoFFETT BRowN, Keogqs
vile and by all Druggists and dealers in Medicines every
where 1y554
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HABERDAsHERY vERsIFIED.

in the nise and confusion that constantly rages,
And is ehrOnicled fo'th in the Teegraph's pages,
Shawls. BOnnets, and CleakS that rival the gracea
May claim your attention, to a brief rehearsal,
OF list Of Choice Goods in a stock universal
And though less pretending in merit more sound,
And are quietly waiting your notice down town
There Cloths Of all grades and textures you'll find
OF pure Wool from your aocks and Of Alabama combined
And Nesngs, the fancy Marseiles. Silk Black Satin
Yarn made Of Cotton, Thread, waddiDg aud Batting,
Wieks Flannels bleaehed goods Stripes Sbeen9 twine
And Muslins and Lawns bonnet dress and swiss fine,
Cambrics and summer Stus eheed striped white Shirts
Gloves es Goods shaWs and Ribbons and skeleton Skits,
Spice pepper and cassa aleratns god medal kan soap
BroOms baskets and bed eord cloths lines buck gloves
coil rope, ~
Pure, as R0D can he found IN the State Of Ohio
Paper hRngng brass kettles aney prints and band boxes
Cloths pins woOen yarn and bows the your
Stone ehurns jugs jars and crOek ted glass and nails
Mop handles wood and IRON sash pehors and water pa
Shoes for ehdren boys and de gents and ladies hose
And hoes Tor gents to work with wooden pump and super
Buialos
seyhes spas rakss ana boards half bnsi eS and
sole leather,
Chalk osiD whieg OIL and umbrellas for bad weather
The argss Nt OF Hats and Caps ~ every grade and style
Il all outside we're heaped at twOuldnt SO big pile
Shoenaker too, word with you have for you good
Here's nearly all the implements making and shoes
Last Pegs pinehes hAmnars knives ts,d, peg and sew
TaekS Nails awlhandles bristles lining binding bee, balls
French calf French chalk, Nip hoat size sticks and
Weeng and hastings Of various shades shoe needless and
But thodi my muse further ta1 the printers gentle
Hen nesr Ged space for tiihe of the list Of this full HtOsl
Say them that the stack IA fi and complete.
That We anxioOsly awaiting our paiTons 10 gTeet
i"E;s them all, from South, om NORTH from East and iron
From city, from eouhty, LIpOolnss nougasltes and al
From every point Of ths compass, come all,
Lease All your spare dimes with your friend,
AshtabulA, Oct p, 1880. 't'''-''' ''''-' ''' ~
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A steamboat passenger, missing
his handkerchief, asked an Irish
man if he had seen it, and insiuuat-
ed a charge of theft. But, after
wards finding his pocket-compan-
ion in his hat, he began TO apollo
gise. "Oh! don't be after max
ing any apology; it was a mere
mistake, and on both sides, too.
You took me for thief, and | took
you for a gentleman"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

The Boston Transcript says:
'The Administration should bear
in mind that no offenses, for which
it has sent men to Fort Lafayette,
equal in enormity the offcnse of
publishing the report Of the Adlu-
tant-General on the Department
Of the West. That was the most
gigantic example of'giving aid and
comfort to the enemy which the
war has so far disclosed
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30
GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE /
BALTIMORE g. OHIO r. r.
IMPROYEp sCHEnrLE I

BY recent Important changes this road B. able 10 fur
nish unusua facilities of INSTRUMENTATION East and West
Northwest and Southwest ..r. - -
Full connections with all through trains to Philadepha
aud New York Eas-with the S0utl by it, Washing
Branch Roadty Cleveland and Pittsburgh Central Ohio
and Aarrista and Cincinnati trains with the Northwest West
and Southwest
Through Tickets 10 from Baltimore, Philadelphia New
York Boston give the privilege Of lying any the
intermediate cities. Two Dollars additional give the privilege
fvisiting Washington city route.
is the only route that furnish Through Tickets Of
fgaaEe Cheeks n or from Washington city. ..rrra
Fare A. low BY any other fOute.
Sleeping all night trains
Ash for Tickets by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
aar -TF ). u. SULLIVAN, .#l.-
Gen'i Western Agent Beiaire. Ohio.
W. p SMITH, ~ a T'--- j.. ~ COLE,
Ter Of Transportation. General Ticket Agent
Baltimore, Nd. 515
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al rs ALL FE CLAIM ron iT!I
Mnlhers TRY IL

And tn ynu we appeal TO detect the illness decline not
ony m your daughters before Il be too late but also your tons
and husbands for while the former from false decaey often
m down u premature grave rather than let their condition
i known in ine the latter often 80 mixed up with me
Of business that u II wore not for YOU they too
oud trave In the same downward sth unt M Zoo late
TO arrest their fatal fall, Bat the mother always ugSn
and to YOU We confidently appeal for are sure on never
falling affection win uuenirgy Iont You to it.,f. Moop
RESTORATIVE CORliIAl AND BLOOD RhNONAI.lk a.
lie remedy uhje should always hand ~ time OF ueed
o. ! WOOn Proprietor, ~ broadway, New York. arr
lA Market street. ST. Louis Mo- aud sold by all good Drug
psts Pee Que Dollar per Bottle Sold in Athtaaula by
cNiyss3 HENDRY & COPELAND.
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PRoF. o. J. WOODS (
Re@t0rat1vo CoFdA"1
moon RENoYAToR.

T. .,v hat ,s uan,s indicates for While pleasant .o
the tssts Il 4 rsvsIDins, sxhiafaung sud ses ,le
49, " n H. or,einsi purity. and thus rrstrce and r'ns
~ ~ lnelalls 10 attacks Of disease tis tue pAu
.ne ever oaied to tile world Ia pUP0h nrn ?" "'
" ~ -ithip the reach Hf all -,
70 ~ " hscally and killtay enmliued "s 10 ' ' ~,
~ tIs and vet % terircy Ada ted 20 a. Z" at
~ rds,o &c Eifk e aEs gf Ng'trs, eHd hsrc s'o,"s e
20 r.StA ard up the zig stive orss, ntI h.y
~ ns yous and other initiation Hss.o S,s. ~ is or
sl ~ ~ sfeen aud set Il Is never huowed W r1'Nus o
ing icn ~ of siliis II is conIo'e entirely nl yegrtsp
and consequently eau nsSer injnre As sure Po
rentisp and cure OF H.,
,..v,tiou Broachiis IpdtgeaoH, Dyfpsps'a Les ~
Io,5s Joi,hsss NerroHs iTritabihty, nehraiga I@F
P',l,;oS of tls sorfs Melonehoty, HyPoetondr'H'
MoIi Srssn LanFsOf. oidafsss' end d q az % nay
~, of roses 90 6arfpig fafaf. called re-
U'sakSses and HregHiartftee.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

In his curious book on Eastern
Central Africa, captain Bnrton
relates that a certain Arab NOR
chant, travelling with his caravan,
eaptivated the wayward fancy OF
a cannibal tribe through whose
donations he was passing. lie
was an immensely fat mans ana
unfortunately for him, in the cahnl-
bal system Of theology Obesity
stands as the most unfalling mark
of divinity. These savages had
eaten their last god who grew lean
on short rations. They were not
minded TO become atheists, and
they hailed with a natural delight
the sight of brand new divinity.
They installed Shik Abraham as
their god and king hunted for
him--robbed caravans 10 get him
a shirt for his back-sang hymns
to his rotundity day and night
At last there came a season OF
drought. The sky was brss
and the grass was withernd. The
pious and hungry cannibaIs natur-
ally bethought them of their divln-
ity. They besought rain. He
replied that he would gladly make
it rain, but he could not. They
grew angry. tie implored theil
pity. They insisted. He refused
They said you must. He said !
can't. lhen said they, with ire
sistible logic, Ifyou cannot make
it rain, you are not a god but a
humbug-and they ate him up.
The ridiculous fate of poor fat
Abraham seems ligely to beiall a
divinity which has long been wor-
shipped nearer home. HIS Maj
esty, King Cotton is getting into
trouble. His bind worshipers
who have long sung peans to the
rotund bale, are losing faith. I he.
depensd on their idol Cotton 4
make them rich and powerful. t
open their ports. 10 conque
their enemys, to subdue th'
whole world to their desires
alas ! their gcd is impotcnt. In
stead Of being rich, they are, @
their own confession, poor. A
article from the Richmond Whi
demonstrate the financial ruin {
the Cont, deratts. Instead c
starving their etemys they ar
themselves on short ration. / hei
sky is brass, their earth is parch
ed, their stomaches are empty, an,
their god, Cotton is impotent.
Yet a little while, and the South
ern cotton worshipers will say /
their idol, as the cannibals said t
theirs-if you cannot makeit raiI
you are not a god, but hum
bug
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rHEpr Is NornIEo Irs E0rAL.

I,,o liver Deranrcnents fo1idy, liver Contsi1ts
nsss of thc kidney or any general deangenent OF Tue
~ Nj ni opiv cure the debility following Chs and FersT
49,, t All attacks arising from sasmate influence and
NE tbe Diseases nt once. f already ataesed . -,
r. lVrtVps should have battle with them a. " WI IA
siy rreeut nnv rleerious consequences following upon
change nf climate and water =, q, IL -.
cysnfs eot eness strengthens the digestive arganH'
"a bos E IN tbe hands Of oil Iersons of sedenary haotH
LADIES not accustomed TO much out-deor exercise Ahouo
M9TuEss should IT, for Il g perfect relief taken
MOI III or two before the final trial she VIII laSS he
,ernd with perfect aud safety.
: lhnrni i. MN n.laIaka allnll No.
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BOARD OF TEACHERS.
A. JCDsoN BARRETT, A. A., Principal; Ancient Lam
guagss and Bellies Lettres
wM. j. GIBSON German, and assiatant in Gresk and lat
tin.
Miss AURELIA II. CHAPMAN PrcceptrosS French and
Aath matics.
Miss SUSIE E. BARRETT, Instrumental and Vocal Mu.
sie
l.. W. HCBBEl.L, PonmanEhip and Pen.DrAwinp.
We take pleasure In SSying that the Fa Term, which
Sasses on friday, Oct 18TH under the administration
SsSsn ' sSsn eninenT successful far exceeding most
~, ~ ~ expectations, not only regards the NUMBER
guy ci the Students in Attendance and ne ntbn
tbst tse manifested The fact has been demonstrated
nosition a. Aseaemy still uanttns her oruer proud
tlr Phosri eaFning. Her literary societies.
years been her prde sv aNn AssoesuoT-wch have for
.s 80, hars , ~ u nHEsi. In their meetings during the
them we lee confident that vhe, We i,,ri,a 80 80 ,o
are, we ask that Tor Which ear rsnS ~ yui 1
We have employed Teaehsfs of EneTsS "a
teachers who enter hrary into thei. ors
Ook after the bet interest of those paeeo, Nho VIII
| both while in school and out If t. WI 'hei eAFe-
| tine opportunity viii be affnrdsd for ae4nt IN. -, -
sieA education either the piano or voice NJ INV u
Barrett RiO has had long experenee and zoe
under the best master the country affords will be an %
nssr IN give instruction to those desiring iii E
Board be procured n the best families at the
ngy low rates OF 81 so per week. Rooms for ssfboard
fore. For further particulars apply 70 the Principal
KingsVile, Oct lilsol. ofths Board Of Trustees.
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1000 JUST RECEIVED,
~ ~ u Os Z. ]. sTAFEoRDs
Automatic Breech Leading Pistol.
Also, a rew stock Of
AMERICAN KNIVES,
AT
The .New York Book f. Fancy Store
~ G. DICK
OCT BER APPOINTMENTS.
PROVE ALL THINGS!

PROFE ALL THINGS!
DR. II. W. WADSWORTH, Eclecti
II Physician and Surgeon, will BE- in attendance follows
Ashtabuls stabula House. Wedr esday October 10th
Painesvle, owles louise, Thursday, October eth.
Clardon ida, Oetoler 18th.
The Mode of Examination pursued by DR. "
very simple and entirely and BY It disease Of
of the internal vital organs is in very few minutes dsece
with facility and certainty without asking the patient ques-
ton having the least previous knowledge Of the
Scfofula, and all Diseases of Scrofnlous origin.
Ulcers Tumors Enlarged Glands Jnn Hip Disease swell
ed Neck Goitre ScofouS Eyes Sead Head ERUPTION
the Face other parts Cancer Fisula Spinal Disease,
Dyspepsia Gravel Impotence Structure ST. VituR Dance Epi-
lepsy, rheumatism Dropsy, &c. &c.
All diseases peeuar to Females and all chronic diseases
the Brain Eyes, Throat Lungs Heart Stomach Liver Spleen
Kidneys, skin or other organs.
7EOss ss6eriag from Czro1fe Dseases
treated fairly canddy they will not he encouraged
TO take medicine without corresponding prospect Of beneh
mr. " has visited and other places IN Ohio and
New York regularity Tor the last ten years. and furnish
with Smnnnl of evidence in regard to his skill
and qualifications physician. lie will visit the above
,laces month nr year. thus giving tanse who
ult him opportunity continue till cured Those
others pronounced iaeurabe, requested TO eait viii
st you nning TO have examined and explained
Those wishing consult hy letter. direct TO Batavia \.
y the OF the Hotel st any of appointments.
II. W! WAnSWoRTlI, h 10. Batavia, \, Y.
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DEBT TO NEwsPAPERs.-News-
paper subscriptions are infalllble
tests of mems honesty. They
will sooner or later discover the
man. If he is dishonest, he will
cheat the printer some way-says
he has paid what he has not-de-
clares he has the receipt some
WHEREOF sent money, and it was
lost in the mail-or will take the
paper and not pay for it--or move
of, and leave it coming to the Of
fee he left. The printers book
will tell fearful tales in the final
judgment.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

The Louisville journal truly
saysthat the discharge of our duty
al the present time iayolves the
discharge Of cannon and small
arms.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

Cold In the head isn't half SO
Oemmon as cold IN the heart, but
tits a good deal oftener complained
-
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DAINTs. OILS. &c.-soo cal. Linsecd
7 LEGAL NOrICE To William SheI

don and Nancy sheidon Albert Knapp. and Harriet
Knapp who reside 90 the cupty Oneida and state ~ New
York and Harvey Hail. WIN resides in Buffalo, State Of New
York heirs at law and legal representatives ofsyvester Hall
deceased .. d. ...-..... .. ........ ........
You are hereby notified that j. n Cook administrator OF
the estae Sylvester Hall deceased the ltb day Sep
tember, A. 1881, alel his eon the Probae Court
within aud cor The county Of Ahabua, and State Of thn. al
legng the personal estate Of said decedent insufficient
pay bis eban the charges Of administering his estate
that he died czed Zee simple Of the following real
estate situate IN the township o Astabua county efAshabu-
la and state Of Ohio and Is bounded and deribed follows
wit divided half Of thirty OF land taken from the
North part 0f M ofland owned by Guron Beckwih On his
life time and bounded West by the highway North by lands
Laura Soutrd East BY lands of Benaah Markham South
by line parallel with the North line, and far enough there
am TO cnntan fifteen of land that Ennice ha Wild
OF said decedent snedto dover said prenses and
that William Sheldon. and Nancy Sheldon,
Albert Knapp and Harriet Knapp, Harvey HALL George HALL
Thebe Hail. and JONI II. Hall Caroline Hail. and George
j. HALL miner hpFs of John Hall deceased his heirs at
law and legal representatives hold the next estate iuher
itauce therein. " n '.. ih
The prayer of 'id petition for the assignment Of dover
said Ennice Hail. and for sale Of said premises subject IN
such estate the payment Of the debts and charges
aforesaid Said Petition will he for hearing the 18th DAY
October A. D. 1861 thereafter counsel bC
| heard j. r. COOK A'ininsiratnr OF
| Ashtabhla, Sept 12lh 1s61. Sylvester Hall, decd
] Cook Pratt, Attorneys for Petitioner. . 4to!;
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A cotemporary says, ''a female
recruit was detected by trying to
put her Pants on over her head"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

Many persons seem to have a
great soIicltude for your souls
welfare, who are entirely indiffer
ent to your body's.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

NV dear lady, your daughter is
lovely, a perfect little pearl And
pray, sir, what am IL 'Oh, you
arc The mother of pearl
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NOTICE The Co partnership Root
IN Morrison being dissolved by the death Of e. O. Root
the senior partner II is necessary that the business o the
firm should be closed speedily possible All persons
therefore, hayina
Unsettled Accounts,
are requested To call Immediately and arrange the
Prompt payment will he required that the liabilities nf the
firm may be met and discharged The business will be set
tied by the undersigned II. l.. NJ RRIS0E,
Surviving Partner Of Root Morrison.
Ashtabus, June ], 1861.
Having made arrangements TO continue
business the Old stand Of Root Morr,ou take this meth
cd returning thanks the and friends Of the
firm for their gen patronage in years past and TO
solicit a eoptinnauc of the same to myself
My Stock of Goods is Full and Complete
comprising all he articles and many than usually
kept by the merchants Of our villaS Se.
Dry Goods Groceries, Ororkery, Heavy and
Shelf Hardware, Hats Gaps, Boots A Shoes
Iron, Steel Nails. Paints, Oils, Glass a Putty
are kept full stock and win be sold at very low figures for
pay down All kinds of produce taken 10 exchange Tor goods
at cash prices.
The times and my circumstances win not admit Of long
Wnded credits, credits O doIbtul eusmnsrs 10 all who
prompt and reliable, pTe ared y extend reasonable
credit hut prompt payment III b. required 10 All cases ~ the
time agreed Putting and hlosing are entirely out of my
line. My desire 10 deal fairly and sqnaTely with all Try
aud see for yourselves. Yours truly, ,,o,,,,,,o,,
Jvne I6 1891. H. l.. MORRISON.