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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-12-27

ARTIsrTc.--We have received from our old
Frieud z r.. SPENoER, christmas Offering, of a
specimen visiting card for each of the heads Of
our domestic establishment, with beautiful and
elaborate designs, executed with the PEN
that wonderful instrument 10 the hand of a
Spencer. The design upon ore, is finely
wrought head, and scroll, vieing iD execution
with copperplate engraving, and the other
which bears our honorable name, makes pro-
found appeal to our perceptive qualities. or
course there is dsign about it, but we are not
keen at seeing the connection between what
appears to be ledge Of rocks, and ourself, ex-
cept in the eternal and enduring character Of
the principles we profess, and the frmness and
stendiness of our advocacy of them. In this
view Of the matter there would be fitness and
adaptation in the thought that is cbaracteris-
tic OF the genius of our photographic friend.
We do not object to being put in category Of
Peter, and become the synonym of rock.
The cards are the work Of the younger Spen-
cer--LYmAN. The work on these cards admit
ofthe execution ofonly from to 5 day, aud
are wrought at the rate of SIS 90 the pack
of12,
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DIED..

In Buffalo, Dec. 18th, Of Dropsy of the
Brain, Willis A. Wetmore, son of Dr. s. w.
Welmore aged years, His remains we're
brought TO Kiugsville for intermeDt
ln East Conneaut, on the 10Th inst, Mrs.
Polly Waite, wife Of Robert Williams aged
81 years.
On the Both Ct October, from effects OF
wounds received at the battle Of Perryvllle, Je-
romc 5. Smith, of Conueaut, aged 80 years.
In Henrietta, Richland Co., Wis, Dec. I'd,
HARLOW HoLBRooK, formerly u resident OF
Jefferson, aged slxty.Lwo years
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DONATION friends Of the Rev. Mt. Cur.
will make him their annual visit on Monday eve
ming next, in the basement Of the Methodist
Church
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Thompson Quarry.

THIS Quarry, situa' ed at Thompson,
Lake County, is the nearest and most convenient for
the citizens of Ashtabua and vicinity any otber and the
quality OF its stone is superior for frmneE OF texture and
durability Stone cut to any dimensions and for any purpose
dressed in the most wOrkmanke manner at short notice
Orders solicited, for Faggng Steps, WeStones Under
pnnig, Window and Door Caps and ss Coping and Wa
ter Tables When the travelling good parties may do their
own hauling at a considerable saving. B. EDGEKTON
Thompson, Dec. J, 1862. 675
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Nsvv Advertisement.

PRoF. CLiRK TRE vooALrsr, to whom we al
luded last week in an srtcle copied from the Re-
porter, sang 10 Smiths Hall on Monday and
Tuesday eveningu Of this week, to slim audi
ences, and then vamoused without paying his
printers bill, or even leaving us a lock Of bis
hair His music is better than his ethics and
both are sufficiently soesoeish.
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MIcRAscoPIc.-Those wonderful little pieces OF
mechanism-Craigs Micrascop opes-have been
received by Dick, and are the most highly priz-
cd among the multitudes OF his holiday articles.
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The Tribune Almanac for sea will be ready
about Christmas Price Is cents IL copies 81 100 copies
80 postage paid By Expses S. per 100 Cash sO.
cited we csn supply back numbers of the Almanac
1872 1852 1855, 1851 1885, 1862 1860 1851 Price IL
each, post paid Address THE TRIBUEE,
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Fall Trade 1862.
George willard,

HAS now in Store the Most Desirable
and General Assortment Merchandise ever offered in
this market which will be sold low for Cash Ready Pay
Ladies' Dress Goods
They do say, that the Most Beautiful and Extensive Asso
of Ladies' Dress Goods that found in AshtaSaa
sat GEO. WlLLARDS.
Shawls-
Large Assortment of Long and Square shau for Ladies'
Misses and Children-small Paids and splendid eolOrs
Hosiery
Very Large Assortment OF Ladies' Misses and Children
Cotton Merno aud all wool Hose
Trimmings
Splendid Lot of Velvet Ribbons Trimming Ribbons and
Embroideries, Fancy Braids, Buttons. &c. '1
Cloths & Ready Made Clothing
Large Stock Of BFoadeoths o. every ineudS2
Twesds, Kentucky Jeans satlnetts, Vsstngs'
Clothing cut and Made to order Sho notice. and war;
nnted to ht. - w.
Crockery-
and beautiful assortment just received.
Drugs
large and Splendid stOck Of Drugs and Medicines ,us,
reoeveo Also Brandy Rum Gin and Wine for Medical pnr-
Hardware
Hardware Of almost every description consisting Of shal,
and heavy goods Also, saadsy asrd1ars Carriage S S,'
Iron and Nails
for sale. 'S~' eA~
Paints
White Lead, Dry, Ground in OIL
French aud American zinck, Ground in oil,
French and American 0chre Ground In oil
English Venetian Red, Ground in OH.
Also Chrome Green Paris Green HAmpdsn Green Chrome
Yellow Red Lead and all other kinds o Pnts Tor se low
Oils &c. = wv
Linaesd, Lamp LAID and Carbon Oils also TuEyAa,,nA
BenEole, Jappan Coach and Furniture Varnsh Sc IN -,
~, GEO. WILLARD.
Ashiabala, oe. 10, 1892 I'D
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That noisy mortal Mcclure has transferred
himself to his new quarters.
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Ashtabula Union School.

Ashtabula Union School.
George w. Waite, A. Ii. Superintendent
GEO W. WAITE Principal of High School,
Miss SARAH NJ. ScnooNMAKER Assistant in High SCHOOL
Miss ELLA JOHNSTON Grammar School
Miss MARIA C. EASTMAN, intermediate Department,
Miss SUSAN SAMPSON, Secondary Department
Miss SUSAN NJ. WILDER Primary Department
Miss EMMA ENSIGN, Assistant III Primary
The School is Free to all Of suitable age residing
within the village limits and the "Disct attached thereto
for School purposes"
Forty constitute year. Terms for pupils from abroad
will be
For Primary per annum $500
For Grammar " l2u0
For High School l6OO
Tuition payab lie IN advance.
All applications for admission to be made to the Superin
tendant.
The Fall Term commences Monday, September Ist
1862, and the Winter Term January 9th, 1862.
1t is highly desirable that pupils should begin at the
ing of terms No pupils out of the village will received for
period than term and deductions for absence
eept IN cases of sickness or removal.
Rev. NJ. GlLLETT,
Rev. JAMES BONNAR, Board of Exaniners
Rev. X. Ii. C0NKLIN.
II. FAssBTT. PresL
II. L. MORRISON, Treas.
Q. G. CULLET, Board of Educaton.
J. b. Crosby,
STEPHEN HALL,
A. +. nuBBARD SecTeterv
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The interest of Mr.. Tburlow Weed in The
Albany Erening Journal has been pure hased
by the Hon. Henry Fl. VAN DYcK of The A.
bany .4tios, Mr. Weed, we understand, retres
finally from editorial responsibility, after more
than forty years service.
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NOTICE, ,-Rohert Means OF lhe State

nv OIIOI1 = ItV'FUIV NIUuHo Ut -tITV DTHI0
Of California; will take notice, that Robert Thompson
did the 30h day OF September ID 1862 file ha petition
in the Court oCOmmo Pes within and for the County of
Ashtabu and State Of Ohio against the said Robert Mean
defendant setting forth that said Robert Means the 2eh
day OF APRIL 1851 indebted to the said Robert Thomp
In the of $3.50 90 with interest at ten per cent from
October 29 1885, Tor money lent by the said Robert Thompson
to the said Robert Means at his request the 2eh day Of Oct
1855 to be paid in six months from said 18th day of Dc
tobr d. 1856 that there due from the said Robert
Means to the said Robert Thompson the so with In
teest thereon at ten per cent from October 2 1885, and pray
ing that Judgment be rendered therefor against the said
Robert Means in favor of the said Robert hompsonThat
order of attachment has been duly issued returned in
said action by virtue of which the following described
tate has been duly attached the property the said Robert
Means TO wit fifty four of lard in the Part of lot
Number So in the township Wayne the count Of
tabua and state Of Ohio, and bounded the North
and South by 10 lines said 81 and by
lot belonging to James Sharp And the said Robert
Means is required TO appear and said petition
before Saturday the 18th day Of December, 1862
LEE & KELLOGG
Attorneys Tor Plaintiff.
Jefferson, October %, 1862. 6t670
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NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY,

For the sdeepy and permanent Cure OF
eoNoRRHEA, GLEET, tRETHRAL DISCHARGES
Seminal Wedkness. Ineontinence. Genetdl
Debility and Lrritabitty Gr0ueI
Structure and Affections Of he Kidneys and Bladder,
Which has been used by ulwards Of
ONE HUNDRED PHYSICIANS
In their private practice with entire success supeceeding
Gubbe6 Copaba Capsules any compound hitherto known
Bes specie rus are speedy in action often ecting
~ lew days and when is effected is permanent
Ihey are prepared from Vegetable extracts that harmless
on the SYSTEM and never nauseate the stomach impreg-
nate te BREATH and being coated all
" avoided No change Of diet is necessary whilst using
he Nor does their action interfere With business pursuits
Each box contains six dozen Pills. Price one dollar.
Dr. Bells Treatise Senin az Weaknes Self Abuse Com
orhed Geet etc. Pamphlet Of SO pages containing mpor-
tant advice to the afflicted SENT FREE six requir-
ed to pay postage.
DIR. BELLS GREEN BOOE--A complete Treatise on
GOnothea Geet Structure, Sypeis etc. in all the various
stages, with 90 Prescriptions in English adapted for sell
treatment, without the aid Of Physician.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR
The Pills Book will be sent secure from observation by
mail post paid on receipt Of the money by
j. BRYAN, RochcAter, N. V.
80 any Advertised Agent
eeS Sold by Agent for Ashtabuia. A. Hendry.
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TERMS.

The ehormous increase in the price printing paper and
other materials used in printing newspapers sopeis
increase the price of THk TRIBUNE Our new terms are
DAILY TRIBUNE.
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Ashtabula Common Pleas, june Term, 1854
MARvrE, II. CHArnAS VS. DIV. BhSsAnls ct ale.
Order OF sale.
DY Virtue OF. an ORDER Of SALE
ID duly issued from aia Court The above case 10 ne a..
reeted will for BY way Of public suction AZ ts
door Of the Court House in Jefferson Asaba county
on Saturday t9e Ism Day. n Nop, A. ID. 1862,
between hours of1e64 Of said day and being one
and undivided half Of the following dOssrbsd Lauds and
Tenoments. ~ wits
Being part Of Town Lot No 80 IN the village Of Jeer
c street IN the County Of Athtabaa and Stats
hna Then and heretofore owned BY Timothy stone,
oy tne East line of said lot and extending south h4
ieet rom the south line Of said Stoucs land south By
line parallel with said north Noe 64 feet sou,b therfouf
being rods and feet in width and vest ana IN z feet
noband south, together with ali tools nd nachnerv
thereto appertahIng and beorag, appraised Al 5000
r. y. WRIGHT, sntrif as speesi Mater c,Ars
.sheriGS 0ffoe Oct 9Th, 1862. fs5S stees
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Latest Arrival! T!
The Newest of Goods Opening
Daily.

ii AVING made short visit to New
IL York during the past week prepared TO fur
mise any qua nifty o goods ON the shortest notice.
My stock consists OF all the
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Leather.

WA SMITH by the withdrawal Of
w Off W. Carlisle has again become the sole propri-
etor Of the
Tanning and Carrying Business,
at the old stand in the village of Ashtabua where will be
found at oil times general assortment Of
Boot and Shoe findings, French Calf Kip
Lining and Topping Skins,
For sao at Wholesale and Retail cheap be found
inthis any other Market
W. W. SMITH.
All persons having Notes and Accounts with me- are here
552 W W SMITH
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On RIsrMAs.-- We go to press on Christmas
evening and of course after day of thonght,
labor aud weariness. There is no merry christ
mas to the weekly Journalist, when it falls up
on publication day: Though we have no leis-
ure to receive the greetings Of our friends, we
nevertheless Offer to to all our readers, our
hearty wishes for their enjoyment; but while
they are merry making let them not be the less
g+eatful or unmindfdl Of tie MKT ure in the hap
Piness Of 60 many of our fellow citizens.
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GrPsrEs.-A squad of Gypsies says the Re
porter, are now ehcaihped h the southern part
Of East Conneaut, and spend the most of the
time during the day in disclosing the desti-
MES of our citizens by the examination of hands.
How they manage to keep from freezing dur
iDg the cold nights is more than we can divine.
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Sixteenth .dnniiat Report Of the State
Board Of Agriculture for 1861, second series
we have received from the worthy Secretary,
John Fl. klippart. These reports contain
fund of Information practical and useful to ev-
cry one, but especially TO the agriculturist
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erature, The TRIBUNE has political convictions,
which are well characterized by the gle
word REPUBLICAN, Il is Republican in its
hearty adhesion to the great truth that "GOd
has made of one blood all nations of mem
Republican 10 its assei tion of the equal and in
alienable rights Of all men to life, liberty, and
the pursuit OF happiness Republican 10 its
steadrast earnest, defiant hostility TO every
scheme and effort of the Slave Power, from
the Annexation of Texas to the great Rebel
lioD, to grasp the empire of the New World
aud weld the resources OF our country for its
own ggrandizement---R Republican in its antag-
onsm to 'he aristocrats and despots of the
Old World who fondly hail in the perils and
calamities suddenly thrust upon US by their
American counterpart the overthrow and ruin
OF the Model Republic-Republican in its
hope and trust, its faith aud effort, that this
atrocious Rebellion must resnlt iu the signal
overthrow OF its plotters, and the firm estab.
ishment OF equal rights and laws throughout
the whole extent Of our country, wherein Lib
erty and Union shall indeed be zone and insep-
arabic" henceforth and forever.
1BE TRIBUNE devotes attention in calmer
times, and to some extent in these, to Educa-
ton, Temperance, Agriculture, Inventions, and
whatever else may minister TO the spiritual and
material progress and wall-being Of mankind
but for the present its energies and its columns
are mainly devoted to the invigoration and
success of the War for the Union Its special
correspondents accompany every considerable
army and report every important incident of
that great struggle which we trust is soon to
result in the signal and conclusive triumph of
the National arms and in the restoration of
Peace aud Thrift to our distracted, bleeding
country. We believe that no otherwise can
fuller or more accurate view of the progress
and character of this momentous conflict be
obtained than through the regular perusal of
our columns. And we earnestly solicit the
cooperation OF all friends of the National
g use, which we regard and uphold as that of
Universal Humanity, to aid US in extending its
circtation.
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SPENCER's Carpet Hooks just recsir.
Me DICK.
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Gard TO the Sufferlng.--The REV. WILLIAM
CosGkovE, while laboring Missionary Japan was
cured Of Consumption when all Other had failed by
recipe obtained from learned physician residing in the
great Cy o. Jeddo This recipe cured great numbers
who were suffering from Consumption Bf0nchitis Sore
Throat Coughs aud Colds and the debility nervous de-
preston caused by these disorders.
DESTROYS OF oenehting Others will send this recipe which
nave brought home with me, to all who IT. free of
charge. Address REV. WIN. COSGROVE,
$40 439 Fulton Avenue RroakIvn N v
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WARRANTED IN ALL CASES.
49,. DIR. Harvey's

For the prevention and cure Of all dcultes towhieh the
female svse IA tacuiaFy liable arising from Soppage
Nature or OhstsuctioBa These Pills have known
Ia fail wien the directions have been strictly llowed and
thsV are perscily safe TO ake by tle most delicate
10 Married LaSiss they particularly recommended a.
they difficulties aud restore nAtuFe, matter from
what the obstruction may arise. lev days In most
cases will produce the deaired although 50 powerful
yet injury will result from their uae those who
pFegnant should not them they have eject
contrary 10 nature Pamphlets detailing their virtuea with
certificates from we'll known and arotho.
earieA be had application To ~ agent who win
the Ps u desired ,by mail postpaid, to any address ON
receipt Of the money Price per box q 40 and Postage
Stamps sold In boxes onntaing sixty p b. al ths prn-
ciphi druggists and dealers esorywhero
@. W. CLARK. Gen. Agt he superior Il. Cleveland o
A, HENDkY, Sole Agent AfAinbula. "a.
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PEMOVAL-The Office Of the Magnet
Ia ic Telegraph Removed Opposite the House
at the Drug Store Of W. Copeland with whom have made
An engagement shall BE- happy 70 administer 70 the wania
ogvanh Operator J, n, ALIEN
Januruy ~, ise. s2s
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ELocuTToS. Prof SIBBET, announces by adv.
an entertainment at Smiths Hall, on Monday
evening. Ills qualifications in his profession
as an elocutionst, and his standing as gentle
man are fully endorsed by refer ,nces of the
highest character, among which we have select
el those of Ira MAYHEM late state superinteud-
ant of public instruction in Michigan; Rt. Rev.
Bishop M'CosKRY. and Rev. Dr. Duffied, both
OF Detroit, and Elk Gov. Newell, of New Jer-
sey. Reading, and Recitatious, to the cultiva-
ted intellect, are source ofenjoymcnt hardly
surpassed iu the range of entertainment.
An election for Justice of the Peace was held
in Thompson last Saturday, the candidates be-
ing PHILIP WILSON and RALPH WARNER. The
contest was rited one, calling out every vo.
Ter, and resulting in the election of the former
gentleman by majority of four.
PGinesuiHe Telegraph
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III ~~Ae -~n - GgT.
6OSSS eA2AM sJ4hOCos
THE SUBSCRIBER is NOW OPEN.
a inga large stock Of
Boots and Shoes.
Bought Tor cash at The very lowest hges among which
Is cases mems coarse boots.
cases mems kip boots,
4 cases mems calf boots,
cases boys coarse boots,
6csses boys kip boots,
3 cases boy's calf boots
A Large stock Of Women's Morocco and Cali
Dootes Misses aud Chiljren's Kip and
Calf Shoes of every variety,
Rubbars, ETC., etc.
All Of which offer at the very lowest cssh prices As
intend TO pay particular attention 10 this branch of ate in.
vte al wishing goods in this line to call aud examine my
stock and prices.
Also, choice stock OF
Family Groceries
which offer TO paying customers at bargains Asthe ie
is past Tor long Credits and the stale Of our country
such as we know not what will be tomorrow have
concluded TO tim sails under the Ready Pay System,
the nmbe sxpencei but the little postage stamp "a the order
OF the day) oler good Bargains buyers uopinR
TO see my old friends and cLstoners,
Remain etc.
Ashtabus, Oct. q, 1862 JSoP. ROBERTSON.
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COLLECTORS OFFICE, INTERNAL REVENUE
AsHTABuLA, Oct 2sth, 1852.
INTERNAL REVENUE LICENSES.
The undersigned prepared 10 grant Licenses TO all nor
sons whose appcatons have been returned by the
revenue Stamps, for Bank Cheeks Express and Certificates
received and for sale. HENRY FASSEfT u s. Collector.
Anstr~cttOn Ana Musie.-PR0F. T. H. HOPKINS.
s ong experience and success Teacher and Per-
T him for the WORK, holds himselfn readiness
i"r giving Instruction upon the
organ, PianOforte, Violin or Guitar,
nls residence n Aahtabua from Friday Erss5-0 unit
Me- = 100, 80 any nom Tuesday, EvsainR until T.nrsdas
u'o tn sonnsctce with the Union school % nnaaat M
n WI % ound al the Blake House 10 that uIae ths ra
maindeF o. the term Sheet MneIo ara ls p@qe2 sne
desired His terms are reaHonnbie iuinisneu "nen
.pS Tor use IN nssiiOn. Furnished at Ahabu.
lostrustion in FOCAL AuAle will be given for one =,
7shtabuia Dee 20, 1901,
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The Home Guards.
"The Lay Of the Last Minstrel"

The InterrieW.
From the H we TUNED our faces,
Full of patriotic thought.
Some went home with quickened pulses,
/ my dear Adelia sought.
For that evening / had told her.
Ere INTO the Hall went,
That would not be soldier,
Without gaining her consent.
In mansion grand'y furnished.
Round whose porch sweet roses twine,
In house all swept aud FURNISHED,
Lives the girl that call niue.
There / sought, a nd there l sound her,
Wandering Why staid so long,
For my absence, it did wound her,
She was sure of something wrong.
Then in language sad and chidiug,
She began complaint TO make,
That some secret was hiding,
Which to her would rot break.
For she said, It's now eleven,
And you said you'd come 10 me,
AT the early hour OF seven
Where you've been / cannot see.
Tell me where you have been stopping,
For to night l was to go,
Down the street TO do some shopping,
But, alas had no beaux
Such as you, are small potatoes.
Iflike that you d stay away.
Must go in slipshod-gaiters--
Can never call GU LAY?
Then told her why tarried
Soon her waves of doubt were still,
And my point was quickly carried.
That might attend the drill
IL those ulthndng persons who disposed TO Cit
else the aud feet af rhyme will ei at ito
and hri their feet along With them, Will warrant them
perfect fitting Boot, Shoe, Banoal CATER at prices
than the lowest. r-4
shall break the thread Of my narrative In my next eha
ter aud make diversion In favor OF those would be critics.
am having constantly fresh supplies of Goods in my lin
and customers always find fresh and full assortment
Ashtabula, Nov. Is, 1862. T. 5. LAY.
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Garments of the Best Style. 4 at Short Notice.

Our stock Of Ready Made Clothing, Hats Caps will be
ways FULL and Of the best qualities Manufacture
Such arrangements for buying that confident
sell Goods 10 line. cheaper than bought
elsewhere. Please call and examine for yourselves.
Aslttabua. October. 1862. 645 MANSFIELD X BRUCE
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SPEClAL NOTICES.

Holiday Gifts Mt COst.-WRIGIIT is selling of
his Stock of Notions and Holiday Gifts at Cost. All will
avail themselves of this opportunity his Goods were
bought before the advance
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RLACK BROAD CLOTH from Two
- Dollars to six dollars per yard wove cassisneas
rou seventy five cents up, Some of the well knon knd
tried make OF the Meehancsvile M warranted equal y
anything in the market for wear and tear. v f''-y
II. L. MORRISON
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The New-YorlE Tribune.
sga.

TIE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE, first issued 10
l94l, now 10 its twenty.second year, has OBJ
tained both larger and more widely diffused
lisbed in America. Though Il has suffered,
IN common with other journals, from the volun-
teering and departure Of tens of thousands OF
its patrons to serve in the War for the Union,
its circulation on this 9th of December, 1862,