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GENERAL oRpEs

Hsadfsa'fsrf Military Din Of WasAs.Ffosl
Washington, ID. C, June Itlh, lSR
General Onders, No Q.
To prevent frauds upon the Govrrnment, n q,
directed that hereafter no soldier whose com psrV
10 In the city or vicinity thereof, shall be al
mltted into Hospital without the order Of ~.
surgeon 81 the commsnd 90 which be belong,
A descriptive list, clothing and pay account
should accompany this order. Ne disch,rv.
papers will be made cut on the ''ststerneot Of IS.
Soldier" IL he belongs 20 this eommspd
By command cf Brig Gea. Wsdsvorth:
JonS =. sHEkBuhxE, Capt. and A. A. A.G.
June 10 -
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THURSDAY. Juns 10 h,
6rsnf Comp iImen'a Test NOM 81 to
MIR. LEONARD 6xOVEh!
1he ennent Amer CA Actress and ests blshed
WasBlns Ton Favo tie,
MISS SUSAN DENIM,
Has been re-snEsged for . brief period, and viii
shortly appear.
Tom TsJlor's most successful COMEDY,
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN
10 being rehearsed, And Will be produced in o
few dsja.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle - % oeuts
Family ------- % cents
Seats may be secured at the Taestsr durnT the
dAy without extra charge.
Doors open ~ ~ O'Clock 10 oommsnoe ats.
rANTEp nTp V uxT,
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS. A.cuope.r,-
VALyABLE BUILDING LOTS IN soVsaE
On nv ny stsf o. n. CAlIIoL AZ tucf os..on
, emises. ~ O'CLOCK. p. m, i've haC tsnme IuiI5
ing Loes, IN - uare No. $40 thres IN vs,ch ,,ns,
or ste ~ eet sasi and two on s.h street. taIt mn
Eng rom - 10 ieet ont. lear tss corner Of east
terms: One euartef ssh; "a AMOS in q O .,1
~ nobGs, Ior notes bearing LITE eat A dse Il x,yen
ma deed OF trust taken. TIDE InoIs,ns.his
heeh pattS pay Tor Inelr owe de<d.
lsN o GkEkN q WILLIAMS. Auots.
By J. c. MoSuIRE q CO., AuctIopeers-
IkOsIEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
Ikovxp kllL ESTATE IN TEE orr on WASH
iss IoNL1Sy virtue Of q deed Of trust recorded
em a ~ i ne s1o record Of w.hnstOn county D.
shall .e a Pubic lsctios. on s JAZZ iI 81,
9sy oI yoy. lSos, ~ the once or j. @. MoGpire n
70 huo,lon eers, a. i've O'Clock .. m the follow
tnt yea Es1te situate In the city OF w ashinr ton
Lots a. q, Is a. and Is, in 20 uare No..a
also esrt OF ,ot q, IN the sabdi.isOn Of Iotp
az os 70. 20, ano "a n tsnars SIS, frontirr on IN
oiAna evenus near the City Hal.
ane seyeia parcels taI IEprovedD Will be ofe,ed
=, The terms o. sale are: One fourth In o,,h. and
ne seslcne In slx, tyelye and eight.ee months
vi1a lhiersst from the day Of sale; the oeferTed
a,men1 70 Dc seeursd by rotss satIsfaotnry 10
properly for the purchase Of TnoS suas no.ss ne
hhve oeen respectlvsiy gIvoa.
hese terms Do nUt complied With on third osy
ssef me - The trustee reserves the Unit 10 re-
81. ek9e tnrss oaJ9 notice. ~ the riII ana sI-
All eonyeyaDolns az the eTpense Of the ,uroAs-
J. NJ. CARLISLE, Tru,tse
Ntoo >. q. MCGUIRE q Co. Ace
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By BOTELER & WILSON. Auetioneers
THlRrf.FtVE MULES. HORSES, VA
\ soss. &c, At Auction TUESDAY
MOkNtNS, Jgns i7th CONNER ong 90 10 och,
on 9Th street, south o. the svenue-
Tn o. i've superior young Mules,
Three hoe vsrE 6orses,
Eight wagons md Earta,
One Buoy WAGON.
oees OF Harness, Sscdles, Brides, &C.,
sale peremptory. Terms casa.
jsud BOTELBs 4 WILSON, Auet.
DTBE ABOVE EIsUNAvOIDABLY
postpoT ed unit SATUH DAY MORNING. Jure
S'st, a. same hour and place
ieH BUTELEK WILSON, ucts
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nj SPECIAL NOTICE.!
NiERCHANTSs1d o.ters hs ing o aims q alnst
SUITE and oGoers OF General MoCIeIIsu's HrmT
can nave them presented for Ioile ltIon through
r,naoe Pertol, By applying TO OK All, City Post
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M A NIFE 8 TO.

As fitting finale to the
HOST OF ASrISTIC TALENT
Which CURING the past season has erased the stSee
OF this, the MOST CORRE,;F aud only
LE6IflMA1ELY CONDUCTED
CON EAT HALL
IN AMERICA,
Messrs. Perciys Co have effected arrangements
with thsr Chiof stars of the New YORK Can
terbu-y ana Meiodeon. ana the
Pm.adelehla olympic, for
series Of nlghts,
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&-A"ASeiNGTON CENTER ms.t
~ lrg Of al, Lot Holders in the Washinr ton
Eenet.rs II on Monday evening, tire 18Th Inst
vas adjourned 10 FRIDAY EVENING, tie sth
Infant, ats O'Clock, ~ the Ohce Of the Firemens
lrSurenSe Cf'Bp1n', over ire Bank of WsabIns-
ton o. holders Who feel an interert in the IN
provemeet OF this Cemetery sre respectful v iE-
vlied 20 attend his adjourned meeting
BY order: CLANCY SMyTH
liz Ia
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a LII THE NEW kOOEs OF THE DAY
"A Les MlHerenes by Sicror Hugo; stolen
Ma:t, ~ Wiikie Collins; Leso PRINTS DonTss,
2, t. w. SAL ny Paul Fe'Ial Killed his Wife,
Book; Mrs. Henry Wooi's New Books; 40
A. the Sationsl Book Sore,
jsI8-str Wa.tir,1"n ne
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AUCTION SALES.

THIS AFTERNOONS TOMORROW
By c. n. L. CROWN q CO.. Auetlon.er,.
ID sell or TsURs6iY k6ssiSs. Jsps ~, 81
$50 m; On the seusre rear MsIkst q kne Es,
tucky and Penney .venit w ORR and Saddls dorsss
These horses are Of the Rest s,oek that h,s ever
been offered IN the city 90 p1 b snotion; 81 younS
and IN good orosr-and vii be sold lthost TeseIvs
IL. G. 4. L. Crown CO, Auct..
By GREEN a WILLIAMS. Asctiouesr,
CONFECTIONERY STORE FlXrsRHs
~ sL.ss Cars &c ar trcrlox=On THURS,
DAY next, 18th Instant We aha sell, ~ 70 o'eloot
Q w., ~ ConfeotioneTy Sore OF Mr. ~ Aitler, No
$40 Penn avenue, bstveen lst and ID streets vest
Con ectsonery Sire Fixtures,
Ice Cream fres1eus, Sa1oeTs,
Marble TOP Tables.
Cane seat ChaIrs,
Counters and She wing,
Two tine Glass Cases,
Candy MtoSIos a.d utfsrs.
With many Other arnelss which vs dsen uanxo-
sssa-y 90 snI msrats.
Ferns osah.
bls-l GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aset..
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FUTURE DAYS.

MARsaAL's SALE OF AN EXTsNeIyR
w L,htaII eossIsIIss OF Law AsD MHc.L-
L4Hyors boCKs.-tr VIZ ne Of q vnt Of en- fsoIna
&c Jag mn. q oondemnst'o co." Isse1 from tie
esr Onee Of the circuit Cosrt Of the District
directed, vii ofer a. Public sale, fsr casa. o.
the ssen0n store Of g Moo uire a Co , in said
comneacing ~ o'c ook .. m, . Library. eousist,
lsg q Law ard bnesilanrous Boots; smonf
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HlEyT. A.Y- F HGilSE: sss x.rm.a, Ne.
his Gunf % . friend in WsshiI Eton, say one
lnoxlns yhsre IL MAJ b, foald vail eonfeE :
ms DIX v sso0TT. Nsvosis, ois1i: Co:
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Court DO 4 vols
ISha,on,s New Yort do. .oyos,
Ws,hingtcn, call. M1rford's. Rsroo'ph Lsifh
Grafton and RobipsoI's Virginia 90 q yols
:, nT. "a enafnent and erl,len.Et 80 vois.,
sc zea snd lev ID son the goods and chan, Ia
OF n. d.; hssard., Esrrishee e sieney .. RaIsr,
and VII be sod TO etcsfy yuoicials No 81
@ October tel lss, In favor Of W n. s.. ans al
q. mormon .ataoInes OF boofs can be hsG :.
the store OF j. e Mos ulrs Co Two dsys l,efaTe
the Gay OF sa.e WASn II LAMON,
t.ls cot. IrptI &c Nos Ms Fl n e s:a D. c.;
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NETS AND TARLETONS.
For protection against mosquitoes and Fies. A
large lot now in store. -
PERRY BRO,
Je u % Pa. avenue and Ninth street.
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w ANOyHFR GREAT VICTORY
w nj. RICBSTEIN at the National Book
store, S5S Pa ave, between llth and i2.h streets
M achieved victory over al oomDe Iitors, With
ms large and we'll telec,ed stooB OF Card Photo
sra pms, ana buns. Over 500 varietiss of Card
PloTures. A large assortment of Albums, fro IS
cents 70 $50 10 13 s.
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COMMUNICATION OPENED

FROM FREDERICKSBURG
We hear that all Is quiet In that vicinity, and
nothing new Of importance has transpired there
lately.
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~GRtND RALLY OF PENINSULA.
NIANe!=sn adjourned meelins OF Penn
Eylvarlan re'idins or soiolrnInE IL this District
vho de.le % co Ope ale 10 aIdinr In alex AM
wounded SO dIers of that Sta e an tbs to. pItalI
herr, vi BE- hEId Of THURSDAY kytNINS
la;h Inaiart, at Wizards Hail. cornmencI =. A.
&c ok. EInilcnt speakers will sddress the meet
leg. ,Inte 4 Hepub) IL n St
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-12-20

oasftu REpRoor THE following anecdote
IS srelssea OF the venetals Br. Matshewa, late
Pfealdent Of Hanover College
On one occasin, as be was walking near
the College with bis slow and noiseless step,
a youth who had not observed his APP
pfoach, while engaged in cutting, wood, be-
gan 20 swear prefanely, in his vnxation.-
The Doctor stepped up aud said, give me
the axe, and then quietly chopped the stick
Of wood up himself Returning the axe to
the young man, be said in bis peculiar man
ner, you see now the wood may be cut
without swearing. The reproof was effect
nal, and led, We have reason to believe, to
M entire Abandonment Of that impious hab-
IL.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-12-20

Az the momentous 1st of January ap-
proaches, public interest in the purpose aud
attitude of our Government with regard
20 its Emancipation policy becomes palpa-
bly, Intensified. Wtll the President stand
fully up TO his noble Proclamation of Sept
22d last ? or win he hesitate, qualify, post
PM, or retract? The loyal Millions, the
Rebels, the Blacks, and the Northern Op.
position, with hopes and wishes, but kim
dred sOllcitnde, await the full devolopement
and definite reduction TO practice Of the
Presidents policy. Every indication of
fsltering or reco on bis part is hailed with
frantic exultslion by the Rebels and their
partisaas, whether those in the New World
who call themselves Democrats, or those 10
the Old who frankly avow their sfinities
with Despotism and Reaction. BY the
calm aBi discerning, it is very generally
realized that the fate Of the Union hinges
on the fidelity and energy wherewith the
policy Of Emancipation is persisted in.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-12-20

Mr.. Chnse's report is upon the tables Of
members, and the struggle over the bank
notes viii soon commence. Many of the
country members will oppose all legislation
against the banks. The New England
members generally. l believe, are against
Mr.. Chase's plan. The country banks will
combine or nave already doue so. aud the
comb natl will be almost too powerful to
be defeated In Congress. Yet, iu the end,
Mr.. Chase will undoubtedly triumph,
though perhaps not in the present Congress.
His leading ideas of finance are correct
A uniform currency is the best, and the
people will eventually obtain it. Such q
currency will be powerful to cemeut the
Union of the states To-day, the stocks o.
the free states are worth more than those
of the Government, and this should not be
Give us only United States notes founded
on national stocks, and th S condition OF
things will not continue. If Treasury notes
are to continue legal currency, every
means should be tried 10 interest the whole
people 10 them, and to circulate them in
every state. that every citizen may have H
pecuniary interst in the stability of the
Government.
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Never do anything that can denote an
angry mind for although everybody is
born with degree of passion, and, from
untoward circumstances, will sometime feel
its operations, aud be what they call ''out
Of humor, yet sensible man or woman will
never allow it to be discovered. Check
and restrain it never make any determine.
tion until you find it has entirely subsidized !;
aud always avoided saying anything that
Won may wish nnsaid.
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HABERDASHERY vERSIFIED

In the "noIse and confusion that so constantly RACES
And is chronicled forth in the Telegraph's pages
About Dry Goods and Dress Goods and Lacss
Shawls, Bonnets and COaks that rival the Rraces
May claim your attention, to brief rehearsal,
Ola list of Choice Goods in 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
or pure Wool from hocks and Of Alabama combined
And Vestngs, the fancy Marsees silk and Black satin
Yarn made Of Cotton Thread, wadding and Batting,
Weks Flannes beached goods Stripes Steetng twne,
Ana MnslDs and Lawns. bonnet, dress and swiss fne
Camhcs and Summer Stus checked, striped white shirts
Gloves Dress Goods Sbaws and Ribbons Skeleton skirts
spice pepper and casia saeraus tgold medal kann
Brooms baskets and bed Cords cloths lines buck gloves
coil rope,
Super teas sugars andc flee, both Java and Rio,
Pure he found in the State o. Ohio.
Paper hangngs brass kettles fancy prints band boxes
Cloths pins woOen yarn, and bows the necks your
Stone churns jugs jars and crooks assorted glass nails
Mop handles wood and iron SASH pchor and pals
Shoes for children boys and ladies' aso gents hose
And hoes for gents to work WITH wooden pumps and
Butfalos,
scythes snaths rakes and ashboards half bushels and
Chalk osin whiting OIL and umbrellas for bad weather
The largest lot of Hats and Caps Of every grade and STYLE
Shoemakes too word with you have for you good news
Here's nearly all the implements for making shoes
Lasts pegs pinche hammars. knives thield peg and
Tac,s, Nails awhandlcs bstes lining binding heel balls
French calf French chalk kip floats sticks and
Weddings and hastings of various shades shoe needles, and
Tobacco.
Buthod my muse, further tax the printers gentle
He'll neer find space for 1.-THE of the list of this full stock
Of Goods;
Say then, that the stock is full and complete,
That we are anxouy awaiting, patrons to greet,
Invite them ALL from Sout from North from East and from
From city, from country, Lncolnites DOuglases, and all
From every point of the compass come all,
Leave all your spare dimes with your friend
Ashtabula, Oct o., 1900
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Latest Styles of Dress Goo

Latest Styles of Dress Goods,
Ladies' Cloths Cheeks for Boys Clothing &c.
Paris, Notified, and Geraldine Checks,
the prettiest in town, at MoRRIsONS.
A lot of cheap Dry Goods, so low that
everybody buys them at MoRRIsoNs.
A Splendid lot of Cocheco ana Merri-
Prints, Dark, Pink, and Purple, at H0RRsoNs.
Black aud White Check six Shawls,
Check woolen shaW and other styles, for sumner just
recoivedat dORRISONS.
A new aud pretty STYLE of Goods, for
Boys Clothing, just the thing, eheapand good, at
MORRJSoNS.
Any quantity of Summer stufs of the
best Material and Manufacture, at MoRRIsoNs.
A full supply of those most desirable
cOilarssnd Cuffs, just received at MORRIsON's
Gloves and Mitrs. any quantity, all
Styles and Price, at MoRRIsoN's.
Ladies and Gents Kid Gloves, desirable
eOlors andloW prices, at MoRMsoNs.
Grenadine Wells, Tissues, and Beroges, in
great prOfuson, n MoRRIsON's.
Narrow Ribbon for trimming, nearly all
eOlors a. MORRIsONs.
White Linen Pocket Handkerchiefs
from es up sik Handkerchief, oravsis, NeeTes lots Of
'h0 ~ hORklSON'S.
A Large supply of Hosiery. from the
smallest 70 Soc largest size. siyefor Children, just
teessssa4' MORRISONs.
A New lot of Misses and Ladies Nor.
roooo Boots very loS,a MORRlsoN's.
A few Trunks for sale low at
MORRISON's.
Lots Of Croekery, Hardware, Glass
Patty Paints OIL "a barrel SfdOubs boiled opened ani
D1e-StuhssW M0RRISONs.
Groceries constantly on hand. the fresh.
est and best at MORRIsONs
Bring on your Butter,
eggs Beana and most anything that is good not omlttln
your big pocket book and for yourselves. avay
ready 70 shOv my goods Stors open from IN the mornn
oniil Q IN the evening. IA. 4. MORRISON,
Anltabuln, June l5th 1902. 053
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Vc9U Goods.
Piles Of New and Beautiful Goods.
Dress Goods, CloakS, ShaWls, Eubias,
Sontags, Hoods--EVerything.
We DON'T like to boast, but are can't help feeling
Good! Read
The Chronicles.

TN The DAYS of james B. ;he ru|er it
to pass that all the Fair Ladies Of his dominion de-
sired exceedingly TO procure and array themselves ubeart-
ful and comfortable apparel.
Thereupon all the dealers in Silks and Cloths and in
Dress Goods and Merchandise roye with their might pro-
vide according to the wishes Of those who dealt with them
And the Ladies visited the cities and the mighty Places
that they might buy FOR gold fbic Wool and fabric. Of
Sia out Of which their cunning hands might make the gar
ments they muSh desired.
And behold they wandered from city IN city and from
village TO agc and from store to store, seeking for the
ticles they needed, and finding them not
And their souls within them and they
cried aioud-Tho will assist us, for we and clear
discouiaged.
who said
Ga TO- nov, for We have the distress Of this people
and We will help them.
And they ocured large store at the place known as
Ashtabua sometimes called benighted Ashtabua and they
sent far and near throughout the length and
Cloths OF all kinds and curious Dress Goods kinds aud
Trimmings Of all kinds wherewith to make and adorn the
germents which the ladies 30 much saught after.
And all tie people said Amen
10 And II pass that the ruler James b. (poitica)
died and gathered to his fathers and Abraham the Rail
Splitter reigned in his stead.
i Now certain men in the southern parts of his dominons
rebellrd against him. and there war ia ihe land
l2 Mighty Of the North fought against mighty
thereat.
be
c!ohed aud ted great mutitudes A0cked the store of
HEkRlCK BROTHER to procure for them elyss their sup
ples.
And came 10 pass the ragged on that the prices
OF al the fabrics Of silk and the fabrics Of cotton and the
curious trimmings of all kinds exceedingly high.
10 Notwithstanding all this the people said we must be
clothed and supplied with the life they
came IN great numbers to the store OF these men, until
full to aveTlowng
10 And they purchased for themselves cloths Of silk and
cloths OF WOOL and cloths Of cotton all the cunning in
Nenons OF aruheer for mixing and adarninR their gar
men most comfortable for themsee aud most eomey 10
the age. ~ 0' "
II And the people drew and said surely thare "a INIT
one house throughout the length and breadth of Abra-
hams domni0ns where they keep full and perfect as
soment Of all the most beautiful goods ever seen and o
all the materials which the need 10 as
their appprral exceedingly eomely and hne
IS And when the people inquired the price Of the articles
10 they we're WOndnns Cheap
10 And they reoioed exceedingly saying one Ia an.h.
( Ongl ~ my W
~ And Az the rest Of the chronicles Of these can he,
no' oe ioand al their store In Ashtabulal
hess chronicles being Of long continuance became We.
s rt'htsr but shall they not Be renewed next week
| store, LTge Stock OF ~ ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-12-20

Life is shortened by indulgence in anger,
Alwill anxiety envy, grief, sorrow and ex-
cessive care. The vital powers are wasted
by excessive bodily exercise in some cases,
and want Of doe portion in others.
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NEVER SATISFIED The fire is never sat
is6ed wlih wood, tbe ocean with rivers,
death with mankind nor a coquette with low
erB
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-12-20

DIR. Franklin, in speaking of education,
says: liza man emplies his purse into bis
head, no Que can take it from him.
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EASY PAY.

All kinds ofroduce received in payment Wood, Hay ant
Grain wanted the present time. GEO. HALL.
Ashtabula December 2, 1861. GA
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--latest Arrival! !
The Newest of Goods Opening
Daily.

HAVING made short visit to New
IL York during the past week, prepared to fur
mise any quantity goods on the shortest notice.
Ny stock consists OF all the
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-12-20
BEWARE OF EXPOSITION.

Persons taking instruments around pretending to sell
cheap &c generally have unreliable grade OF Instruments.
Persons about purchasing, should always write to Mr. Hail.
see him before doing
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FaH and Winter Goods

which We must sell The Prices are rapidly advancing ON
our hands, and they must be sold We viii not ksen t,n
Call and for yourselves Look Goods ana pes.
whether WaRt TO buy moi. We don't YOUR nrron
unless deal fairly and you Goods a. Csa
a. others. We mean to keep the largest Of goods
In our line that be found In the county motto n
TO treat customers cOurteOus deal with them honov
and LARRY and sel goods cheap, little Seeaps
can be b0ught elsewhere.
We wish Il sti understood that seI for Read Pay Of
ssme kind. We recevs
Dried .aPpies, and Peaches BHtter, Lard
TatiOlO. Eggs Rags. Corn. Wheas Osfs.
and most any thing that that farmer has 10 sell
Remember that keep DIZZY GOODS in ondless
vurieiys a very Large assortment Of
CrOokeTv. Wall and HTndOw Papers,
Boots, Shes. Hafs and Cups, Carpets,
Tea Co6ss, Sugar. DC
NIB We have the best rsoleum on the market affords
sea you can spsnd Estgth TIE right Llnd by sending
h~s' Aahfab.ala, Nov ID, 1864.
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FOREIGN TRADE.

Mr. HALL has shipped Instruments to almost every state
in the Union. Persons residing 81 Indiana Aic igan illinois,
Wisconsin and other states c the West particularly
vi,ed to correspond with Mr. at this time, he can GER
any make it greatly TO their advantage to order of him.
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TRUE TO THE LETTER.

Mr. HALL positively and undeniably with his expe-
rence and economical method Of doing business furnish first
class instruments better terms than other dealers a
ford to.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-12-20

This Opportunity before offered to the citizens
Of Asahula county vicinity procuring instruments
Persons expecting to buy in year two should embrace
this opportunity at once
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Money Can be Saved.

Persons living at distance instruments sent to
them, and may rely upon being fairly dealt though
they were here to select.
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DO" Csti
AIEANN, and FINE Brown COttOns, Cot
ton Warn, Batting Wadding Dcnims Stripes Ticks Heavy
Summer Goods for Men aud Boys wear Beached Cotton
yery low prices, for the times, at
May lst '62. MORRISON'S.
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Watch Wanted /!

SOME Rascal paid me Visit and left
me minus the "ths time O the doy, wIthout poke.
change 70 buy Wstch. viii take good Watch n part
At my once at Ashtabua o. lam ready my summer
trade In Pianos and Aeodeons At War Prices.
AshtsbaIa May Is. 1854 ' ''N'a'
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PiIls-Pills.

xons ne large quantity have the Printer aays he viii
following wv Anons tnen are the
S'AnaIsh's James, Mofatrs Hooways, Robaeks P.s.P.
"aosme hoyine's Grahenberg soule's Cheesmay5s
Astf', Poor haHG spaald,ngS Se &e 6e'
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FACT WORTHY OF NOTICE.

MR.. HALL has sold Pianos and Meodeons for thar
fifteen years large SCALE and has sold nGeuo
instrument, and never will
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PIANOS.-Persons who wish 10 buy Piano OF the best
makers will be shown how they handsome sum in
the pu chase If they address PIANO. JOY Cor, Co. Pub
ly330