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ASSETS. A

ASSETS.
Cash, Balance In Bank, 2sSOT 90
Bonds and Mortgages (bcing first lien on
Real Estato.. worth at least 81 soT 400 800 ec2 os
Loans ON stocks, payable on demand,
lilmarket value Of securities si97 s7s 5ol iAeco 90
Bank siock, ,'tmsrket value Ts,s75 90
United States Treasury Notes. market
value, los ses 70
Brooklyn City water Bonds, iO'aso 90
North Carolina State Bonds market NAD 1850 90
Missouri State Bonds market valuel l4ooo 90
Real Estate, No. " all Street. e53o5 AZ
Interest due on lst January, 1891. (of
which s22.2so Y has since been reed. 27.7Oa Ct
Balance IN hands of gents and in course
ofusnsmssion frcm Agents, or isi "
January tof which ell .ssc Is has siuce
Bills Receivable tfor Premiums on In
land Risks, Aess 90
Other Property, MisceIlaneous items. 100 90
Premiums due and uncolected on Poll
eaes Issued al onlce, 3.iso Is
Total, sl,is5, 400 81
CHARLES J. MARTIN. rsssIpEsr,
A. +. wIIIMARrH. VIC. PsSsrpssr.
J. MILLION SMITH. secKrrAEr
JOHN McGER, Assr sEo'r
CHARLES CHIfI, Agent.
No PHRNIx ROW,
mAisdn rsRas E,Uu. IND.
Merchants Insurance Co.,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
x. nosss LospsiI, see'y. Max Ho~.Hn. Pres't
CAPITAL, 100000.
North American Insurance Co
CAPITAL, s3OO COO
J. A. wAiIscz, scc'y. Jas q RosIss Prcs't.
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North American Insurance Co
CAPITAL, 100000.
J. A. wAiIscz, secy. JAs- q RosIss. Pres't.
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THE DAILY EXPRESS.

.,,-ske .xsRY Ao.xsSo ,Excsrr SUNDAY
NnoDEsITT'S BUILDING
-. 65 WABASH STREET.
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NO. 437.
N MEDICAL.
ScrOf0la, or King. Evil.

q constitutional disease. Q corruption of ths
Il bleed. BY which this fnid becomes xltiaist we.l
and poor. Being In the circulation n pe-xadss n.
whole body, and may burst in disease % sy mas
OF H. No organ l. free from ts attacks nor h tess
one which u may not destroy. The scrofuous tsiss
= vAriously caused by mercurial disease lev living
eisordered OF unhealthy food, impure air tlth ar
hlihy habits The depressing viccs and above al. /,
the venereal Infection whasever be fts orgn Ia .
hereditary IN the constitution. descendag .frosn pa-
rens 70 ehildrcu unto the third and fuarth scicfa
uon, Inoed. ~ seems = l-e the nd of Him who
ssys, Val visii the aiquitirs u Tie fathers up01
lts ELECTS eemmenoe by deposition from The b...-l
~ eotrupt oi ulcerous nsfter, Which, IN the lung
nNer, aud Internal organs L. termed tnrbef.te.. Ia
ne sAnds. s~ellings. and the surface eruptl.s.
% sores lhis foul corruption Which gsnists r ths
oioo, aepresses the energies of nfe 20 that scroo
ioos complaints, out they have Ear less mower A.
Withstand the attacks % other diseases. eo.-,pe,
" vast numbers perish - disorders which, although
not -crouloas Ia their nature. are stl rendered 4
tai by this tAiui In the system Mot Of the CO..
sumption which dccimated the human family n fr,t
origin directly In this scrofulous coniaminAs
many destructive diseases OF the liver kla
brain. and, indeed, of all the organs arise frute
are aggravated by the cause.
One quarter Of al our people are scronlous: thrf
persons are invaded by tsis lurking infection an
their health is undermined hy IL. To cleanse IL fra
TIE system ~e must renovAie the blod hy al sltrrs
tive medicine. and invgorste II BY healthy f,o 49,
exercise such medicine We supply in
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~ - sesr ~ sdvanos- o
Fsr thf-- aias.ll adsance, ....--.-- -
ul..rshl- a. cify Subscribers st 10 eefs per week
single copies. eents-
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kss proof that the Hood Purifier and Pills are
rufelv srscfahlr have the cefthlss- u tho~e en-
ineut chemists Prosssors Chiffon of Ncv York, and
f~srf. ~ Cinrinnati
Rod nr. Rosack's Special Notices ani Certificates
puhii.hea "a a conspicuous llft 90 this Paper from
tine % time.
lrice III the Scandinavian Vegetable Dlocd rUri-
nsr 81 pr bottle. or = f bali doEcn. of The scan
a,na-isn Vegetable niod piiis - coats pr bon.
4 l,uxe~ fsr 81.
Prineipal Cnoe and saiesrccm. No. East Fourth
s., ~ Buiidl ~ from Main 81 Cnclnua''. q. Lab
srafcry, Ne. - Hammond ttreef
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

- FIFfu, EETuFfN NklN AND fIithti Ill,
REv q " FfgCH. RseTo1-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-04
DIED..

On Monday last, PoLtY wife Of Ell Jer1no asei al yrs
In this place Dec l7th CsLRsrA wife of John Rattle
aged g.
In Geneva, on the 18th, Mary F. daughter
Of James S. aud Eunice N Hart aged yrs
In Orwell, Dec 18th of consumption, Mrs. L.
A. EAToS, consort Of Francis Baton, aged %
years. n ~ =
In Fayettve, Va, Dec. 18th of typhoid fc.
yer, HENRy HEATH, Of WilIamsfeId, O., belong
ing to Co. B. 23d Regt, aged &c years.
In Austinburg, Dec. 27th, ofScirrhous AGec
ton LEWIS CowIYS aged 40. The youngest of
9 children, whose Father was Rev. Giles D.
Cowles one OF the Pioneers OF the Township
and the first Pastor OF the Congregational
Church in that pItce, sustaining this relation for
20 years.
IN AsIabula. Dee. Sth 1861 Mr.. j. B. Wn..
LTANs, in the 18th year of his age
Mr.. w. was n soldier in the war Of 1912, in
which service he proved himself a patriot and
soldier, and for which, in common with his
fellow soldiers, he received pension from his
Government .t .s.
AS ctiZen be was Industrious and peace
able, always feelingly alive to the Interests Of
his family, and in his death, which was sudden
and unexpected, lie expressed q deep anxiety
for the salyation Of his soul. lie has left de-
voted wife and two amiable daughters to mourn
Their lTreparabe loss. Communicated.
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MARRIED.


In this place Dec. 2lst by the Rev. Jam, 8
Bonner, Miss ADA LouisE CRvMN, to Mr.. J. r..
BLAKsLEE.
In Saybrook, Dec. 2stb. by Geo. MitcLe',
Esq Miss EfIzABETH A. MoRELAND to Mr.. A.
II. MILLER.
10 AusIinburg, Dec. 18th by Rev. s. wik :
inson, Miss PAuLiSA A HrsBNRb to Mr.. LKv1
Snow. ..- .-4.
In Oberlin, Dee. 10th, by Rev. John Morgan.
ID. ID. Miss EMSA ELLIOT to Mr.. FRANK HESD-
RY, all of pberlin.
In Jefferson, Dec. Path, by Rev. r. II. HUI
burt, Captain Of the 29th Regiment, Miss Al.
zINA Room, to Mr.. HENAN DEWEY.
In Lenox on Christmas Eve. by Rev. r. Clark
Miss RUTHEY a. CuAPfS TO Wa. II RucaLEs
Esq, oil Jefferson.
In Madison, Lake Co., Dec 27th, by Rev.
Charles Tory, Miss CLARRIssA II MARvGN, to
Mr.. LEVI 9. SPENCER, orqeneyn
In KinGsylle, on the 18th ut by C. Rock.
well Esq, Mr.. ELSATHAN IIoLMgs, and Miss
ANNA JERREp, all of kingsye
In Cherry Hill on the 25lh ult by Geo.
Sherman Esq, Mr. Epw. p. 'lIBpg to Miss Con.
NELI4 g. RING, both of Conneaut.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-04

The PKyArEER SUTER-The prompt
dismissal Of Commander Palmer, Of the
lroquois, from tue Navy, is significant Of
the indignation felt towards him by the
Navy Department aud the Goyernment.-
Ills delinqnences are traced to cowardice
o. sympathy, and the morii6catiou felt at
DIS failure to catch the bird when just as
me prison door, is very great. A successor
nas oeen dispatched to relieve him. Also
one or Two HoVernment vessels to look after
The Nashville, when she shall make her ss-
cape from southampton,
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Our troops gained a brilliant victory
over the Rebels near Drainsyilie, Virginia,
on the Esd. A scouting party, having
been sent out by Gen. Mccall, we're attack.
ed by the COnfederates in large force.
Gen. Ord's brigade coming 10 the sup.
port Of our troops, spirited cngagement
ensued, resulting IN the total rout of the
enemy, the killing Of co aud the wpunding
OF ~, and the capture offs large quantity
of arms, blankets, great coats, &e., &c.
Our loss was only 10 killed and Is wound.
ed. Our troops behaved splendidly, and
stood to their work like veteruns The
conduct of Gen Ord is warmly commended
in military circles, and the news of the vic.
tory, coupled with that in Missouri the day
before, will be hailed by the country with
profound satisfaction.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-04
Sharpe and Desperate COnfieit!
THE OLD FORTRESS IMpnEcNABLE

THE OLD FORTRESS IMPREGNABLE I
Reinforcsments are arriving daily in the
shape of the --LATEST and NEWEST STYLRs of
GooDs, not only bought for Cash, but paid for
when bought which enables the Old Fortress
to distance all competitors in the way Of Lo,s
Prices. The proof of the pudding is in the
eating. -.-
am now 10 the daily receipt OF NEW
GOODS, purchased in New York with the
cash at the very lowest prices, by on experisnc-
ed buyer and can offer extra Inducements in
the way Of Good Goods at Low Prices.
My stock comprises almost everything that
is needful for comfort or luxury, and to enumer-
ate all the different styles, would require more
room than the printer could well spare in the
present crowded state of the advertising list
But just remember three things
RemeHber-That all that glistens is not gold
neither are all teegraphic dispatches reliable.
Remenber-That most merchants claim 10
sell goods for the fun of the thing, bnt that
do it because like it, and make money by it.
Remenber--That cash buys cheaper any
where, than credit for credit is slow coach
that requires a vast deal OF labor to keep 10
running order
find Don't Forget;
TO call and look before you buy elsewhere.
To bring your money with you, Ifyou don't
spend it, it viii do to keep.
Bui dbOpe all
Don't forget 10 keep your credit good by a
prompt fulhllmont of all promises.
An kinds of Produce taken in Exchange for
goods at the highest market prices, and on ac-
count, at cash prices.
November 81, 1861, IL l. NoEEIsoy.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-04

GEN HALLECE is proceeding with com.
mendable earnestaess and vigor in Missouri
He has summarily shot several Of the rebel
bridge burners. aud Is about to shoot many
more. This severity is right and necessary !;
but it need not be forgotten that if Gen
Fremont bed not been prevented by positive
orders from exercising it in Aug the Com
mander Of the forces in Missouri would
have had no occasion to resort to it 10 De.
eelnber - Tribune.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-04

Two REBELs CAPTuREp NJ CouOnEB NAN.
"A coiored servent of Col Jackson, who com
manded one Of the regiments at Dfainsville
while 10 charge Of CoIooels horse, secuted on
the outskirts Of the field, captured two Rebels
and brought them into camp His carbine,
though loaded, bad no cap on IT, and the Reb-
els guns being discharged, they surrender
cd on seeing tue negroes piece legeIej at
them.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-04

Mr.. Stevens Of Pennsylvania on Monday
reported bill to the House of Representa-
tiges, the effect of which would be to close
number of ports Of entry, giving up the
idea Of blockade, The consideration Of
the bill was postponed tiIl the second Tues.
day Of February.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-04

CHARLESTON HARBoR SEALED. The Ma.
w Department have received information
from our squadron that the stone feet had
effected its object and that the harbor of
Charleston is completely plugged.
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A RIGHT. AwARD.-Judge Shipman, of
the y District Court in n. Y. has a.
warded $4,000 to the colored steward
TnLMAN, and three Others. who killed q
prize crew of the JEFF Davis, sent to take
the S. j. Waring to Charl estou, and saved
that vessel
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-04

JUST LIKE HIM.-It is stated as fact
Gen. Fleyd, during his recent inglorious
campaign in Western Virginia, carried sew.
eral reams Of paper with him, which he con.
verted into orders on the Confederate Gov.
ernment, aud palmed them off on the peo.
pie in pngHaent for supplies This mode of
exiemporizing circulating medium" is
worthy the genius Of the great pick pocket.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-04

No More CAVALRY Tho War Depart.
Rent has issued an order that no addition
alcavalry regiments be organized, Those
that have not been mustered into service
will necessarily be transferred to some 9th
er arm Of the military service.
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The cOIOairatiOn of oontrabands.

The last plan for The colonization Of the
contrabatdS which has been proposed is to
give them the Indian reserves west of Ar.
kansas, which has been forfeited by the re-
bellion IF their red skinned inhabitants.
The country thus reverted to the Govern
ment embraces about twenty million acres
Of :ottop land, Of unsurpassed fertility. Ii
is said the plantations OF the Choctaws and
Chickasaws alone could supply the Amsr
can mule, even 10 the first year of the ex.
pertinent.
Ii IS proposed to apply the principle Of
Benton's Florida armed occupation acl,
and send all contrabands to this territory
and apprentice them to the settlers upon
the gotten lands, leaving the question Of
their final disposition to be settled by Con
gres at tRe close of the war; all contra
bands. as fast as they come into camp, TO
be promptly forwarded thther.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-04

RELEASE OF Mn STANTON. Stanton,
brother Off. p. Stanton OF Kansas, arrest
ed for completely with the rebellion in Ten.
nessee, has taken the oath of allegiance and
been released from Fort Lafayette. rT~TT
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NEW GOODS (!

lAe Peopis all Fighting for Heyrick d RrO's
NEW GOODS
Crowds Rnshing to the Field Of Strife (
Having just retprned from making our second
Purchase this Fall we are now opening Che
Most Complete and Elegant Stock Of Goods
ever brought to this market, and With the rest
may be found
Black silks from 75 cents TO 50 per yard
Figured BrOele PopIias--something New
and very beautiful ta r
Figured, Plain and Fancy Dress Siiks--la-
test styles in market.
DE Loiag, most splendid assortment Of the
most beuulifu ever brought 90 Ashtabuls
Dress Goods Everything new in this line
Prints 10000 yards Merrimae, Hamilton
Sprngue and oil the best brands OF Prints, small
and neat fggreg such as you always Gnd here.
Showls, 6ue assortment Of oil kinds, at pr.
ces that defy competition.
Hoop Skirts Piles Of them from Is to 81 .
IjaimOrdi Skirts, new lot---beaufes
Zephyr Horsted Shetland Dooi oil shades
and colors.
Glopes. Ladies' and Gents hid, worsted and
silk, snd ganntets--a splendid assortment
Hoods both ladies aud misses, and nubias
Cioaks and Cloak Cloths for ladies, q variety
of styles.
Carpets, Ingram hemp, aud oilcloth carpets
DraEgcis, both woolen and cotton.
Hosiery, a fine line Of these articles
Fionacts, red, gray, bloe, orange, wlrite and
figured.
Dralrers and Tndrsshirts, ribed and plain.
colored and white.
splendid assortment overcos.inEs broad
cloths, doe skin cassimeres, vesiings, satnetts,
sleeps gfnta, twceds and jeans
Domestic Goods We have the largest a.
sortment on the Western Reserve Cotton
yarn. bats, wnddiBg wick and twipe The price
we warrant high euopgh to please OF 20 sale.
CrOekery, the largest apd most complete as
sortment 10 the county.
Coal on, lamps, ehimneys, hrushes. shades
and wicks Best light eolored carbon oil al so
cents per gallon, and every gallon warranted.
Croccries. A full and large assortment Of
family groceries. .-
Tea, the heat iG town for Is.
Sugars at all prices syrnps Rio and Java
cofFces ginger, rice, cassa, raisins, &c.
Boots and Shoes, nice assortment. Ladies
and Misses Balmoral and all other styles Mems
and boys heavy and light boots.
RpL5rrs Ladies, gents and misses rubber
overshoes
Hafs and Caps, fine assortment.
Buffalo Roles, Se &c S.e
Wansed in Exchange for Goods. dried Ap.
pies, Butter, Eggs, Tallow, Lard, Pork, Chest
nuts, Hickory Nuts, Rags, most kinds Of Grain,
and in fact almost anything farmer has to sell.
W0nt,d 10 Exchange for Goods, any amount
Of Hickory, Oak, and whitewood Lumber.
Call and get specifications
| Wdutrd in Exchange for Goods, a limited
mount of Cash.
Remember hard iines make low prices.
Remember all our goods are bought aud paid
for in each, and sold at about the same prices
that time buyers pas.
Remember We sell for ready pay,
| Remember, that the best bargains in town
are to be had here.
Remember one tling mere, and that is, we
cannot be undersold.
Don't fail to look at our goods and price,
before you bny. llERRIcK Bro.
Ashtabula, Nov. 9. 1861.
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HrtrYH HoEs.

JACOB SHELDON, Of Jefferson, killed a
hog last week. eight mouths old, which
weighed 352 pounds, down weight. AysrIS
GooBALE saughtered pig the day it was
eight months aud six days old, which
weighed three hutdred sixiy.two and half
pounds. - SeHtinR
These are the firstnoiices by our county co.
temporary, OF hogs killed this fall, which come
up TO the weightsof those mentioned by us
few weeks ugo reared and bOtchercd by j. NJ.
NErrLEroN
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-04

e. A. STEVENS, Esq Of Hoboken, has near
ly completed an iron gun boat. ofgreat strength
and power, which he is going to arm and fully
equip, and turn hpr over to the Government as
a gin
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-04

ThE 29th Regiment, which our citizens suf
fTed to pass through our village, on Christmas
day, withouteven 50 much os a cheer, we're
greeted at PainSve where the train stopped
some twenty-five Minutes, aud the ladies' pro-
Vided box Of provisions for each Of the com.
panies, and another for the officers.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Musical Instruction MsSA. K EASTMAN
will give LessonH the Piano and Melodeon to scho
ars either advanced beginners Pupils attended at their
residences " required December 20 1861.
Instruction IN muaic.-rROF. y. II. HOPKINS
Whose long experience and success Teacher and
ormer qualities him for The ok holds himself n readiness
for giving instruction upon tie
Organ, PianOforte, Violin or Guiiar
nt his residence In Ashtabua from Friday Erening until
Monday No0H and from Tuesday EreanR until T1nrsdas
Noon. In CONNECTION with tie Union School Cunneaut Nj
H. will be found Of the Blake House In that place. the re-
unuder Of the tsn. Sheet Mus and Books furnished when
desired. His terms reasonable.
Instruments for use in insrucon furnished at AsaJult
and C0nneaut.
Instruction in Vocal Music win be given for one or more
voices. Ashtabua. Dec 90 1851
Matthew'S chocolate Worm Drops i
Never fail 10 destroy and eStermnne all kinda OF intestinal
Worms Are perfectly reliable all cases ahd far superior
oany and all oftbe Fancy Worm Coneeons and ha0scous
Vermuges In They may be taken at all times with per.
feet safety they contain No Mercury other deeerous
drug Mothers should always purchase them and give tet
children other No eathac whatever necessary 10
given. Each box contains "a Drops Lozenges Pse %
For Sale by qn Druggists and Dealers In Medicines
A.LNArnKws, Gen. A gent, BufTalo.
els and Fort Eide, o. W.
FOR RENT .--Over our store nice large aud very
f''-'' ~ - ~ DERRICK BRO
Blaniss.--A good assortment 90 hand at all iines at
this Office. ~
Rafr,s Guide to Eseeutors aud Administrators. or
sale at this office" FT
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A Great Chance for bargains IN
Piano Fortcs and Melodeons.

This s on Opportunity hfore oeted 10 the ct:enr
o Ashtabula comfy vicinity for procuring instruments
ierssns expecting TO buy in year two should embrace
this opportunity at once, a.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-04

THE STATE OF oHln,, AsHTABULA COUNTY. IS.
ID. Ensign, Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
said county DO hety certify that the foregoing Is true
cory Of Tue original report nov on die In my once And
90 aeo further certify that the naid appointed loren
Gould and George A. Howard eomnittes 10 inTergate
raid report and that he be pnbshed three consecutive
weeks In the AshiabnlA Telegraph
70 timony VII reof heTe1nto my haud and ann the
(S->N Seal Of said Court at JehetS0n Ohio this s0th
(sEAL tsy Of neccsnher 4 b. Ie6I - - - ~
tN~~~) Sio;7 I'D ENSIeS, CIort.
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FOREIGN TRADE.

MR. HAIL. has shipped Instruments almost every state
IL the Union Persons residing in Indiana Michigan Illinois
Wisconsin, and other states Of the West are particularly i'm
vite to correspond with Mr. this time as he can Ger
Ainy make II greatly TO their advantage order of him
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-04

Lnmns.-CopelRnd is making the Lamp Trade an
important bauch Of his busness and has ed OF his win
dowswi1 elegant assortment which passes without
admitting glance lie is determined too, them on
the smallest possible advance from cost His oyefures
the public uuabe to give this week. but they may be
expected to fash out next
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-04

See Aasss.eeai ofwArsoss NsgpAlgrA Kyo, in an'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-04
Money Can be Saved.

Persona living at distance bAye instruments sent 10
them aud may rely npon being as ry dealt WITH though
they were here 10 selecs.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-04
RUE TO THE Letter.

MR. HALL can positively, and undeuiahy with his xre-
rence and economical method Of doing business furnish first
class instruments better than other dealers can az
ford 10.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-04

wheeler & Cos woter Drawer i, BY
- GEORGE g.. HUBBARD,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-04
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.

Persons taking instruments around pretending u sell
cheap, &C generally have unreliable grade Instruments
Persons about purchasing should sways write to Mr. Hall
see ham before doing Sc.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-04

TOcaship School Fund for payment Of
Teachers
Amount collected duplicate 6,S52 98
Paid 10 township treasurer 66,?6s 10
County treasnrets fees lia ~ oSIz W
TOupstip School Fand other hnH for pay
peat Of Teachers.
Amount collected duplicate lO,l65 80
Paid to township treasurers Ssye4 -
Treasurers feea lblW lploo %
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

GOAL OIL by the Gallon. Can or Ber.
~ en ofas rood analiiy and al ov rces A. can BE-
found n Cleveland. San 2, 'o2 = M0kRlSON.-
Geo. Buck, PiH. Va Henry Zahn, DeTt
Befors Dennis Torp ef Geneva Township, Ashabpls
County, Ohio.
NN the 26th day Of December A. u.
~ 1892 said Justice issucd Attachment IN the above
action for the Of f136 co. said action will be hoard ON
the 10Th day Of February p. 1852, ate O'clock A. NJ
9627 SHERMAN, FARMER HALl.
Geneva Dec slsi 1851 Plainan Allorneya.
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Al Kinds Of Produce received ia payment Wood Tiay aud
Graiu wanted the present time 0EO HALL
AshtSbula, December 2, lS6l. C9a
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CARBON OlL.-The Best Gnalitg Of
" Carton OH csn be feuua fof e9 Cents fstGelors
Sspis-Rksr 4, 1851. A0RRlsuN;
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ACT WORTHY OF NOTICE.

Mr.. HALL has sold Pianos and Malodeons far more than
fifteen large SCALE and ysr sold an interior
instrument, and never will
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Lectute on China.--A Lecture on China, by Rev,
GEORGE LOOMS D. b. will he delivered At Smiths Hall
Monday Eienibg January oth. commencing At ~ o'clock
Admission 10 cents